Dubois High School - Ram Yearbook (Dubois, WY)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1976 volume:

1976 RAM DUBOIS HIGH SCHOOL DUBOIS, WYOMING Spirit of 76 Supplemental color pages prepared to commemorate the 200th anniversary of the United States of America in this bi- centennial year—1976. 1 Cali of the Minutemen prior to the historic Battle of Lexington. 2 The Battle of Concord Bridge was the first battle of the war. 3 Monument to the Minutemen which stands on the site of the Battle of Lexington, where “the shot heard round the world” was fired April 19. 1775. 4 The signing of the Declaration of Independence, July 4, 1776. 5 Independence Hall, Philadelphia, where the Continental Congress con- vened to decide a course of action. 6 Benjamin Franklin. John Adams and Thomas Jefferson working to revise Jefferson’s draft of the Declaration of Independence. Dedication Dr. Ervin L. Cline The 1976 yearbook is dedicated with loving respect and admiration to Ervin Cline, who gives much more to us than he ever asks in return. He gives not only of his time; he can be found working Saturdays, Sundays, and until after mid- night many nights. Often he spends his own money on equipment, etc., for his classes. He also gives of himself to each and every student he teaches. Each person is an in- dividual to Dr. Cline, and he treats them as such. Ervin Cline grew up in Colorado, and after a stint in the service, he returned there to go to college. He has taught young people all the way from junior college through high school and junior high. He is always willing to try something new and at the present time he is working with an elementary stu- dent. The Science program that he and Mr. Manley have developed for our school is unique and it is gaining statewide recognition. Some of the programs he has in- itiated are Aeronautics, Behavior Biology, Oceanography, and Meteorology. The Science room has taken on a new look since the advent of Dr. Cline. Plants, animals, and science paraphernalia fill the room and receive Dr. Cline's special tender loving care. He also finds time to sponsor extracurricular activities. He is the Senior class sponsor and has also sponsored class tournaments in the school. I I hope that every student in the Dubois School can say along with me, It is a privilege to know Ervin Cline.” I know that I am proud to be his friend. Mervin Lindsey - Principal Administration First, I should like to heartily congratulate the sponsor and the staff for their dedication and their many hours of labor in the production of this record of the 1975-76 school year. Too often many of us do not consider the difficulties which are en- countered by the members of the annual staff in creating a pic- torial history of the school year. Second, I wish the best of everything to the class of 1976. May each of you achieve your own personal goal. Third, I wish to thank each and every pupil, each and every staff member, each and every board member and each and every parent for his or her contribution in making this another memorable year. Superintendent Board Of Trustees Cynthia Boyhan. Walter Bell, Jr.. Roberta Milton, Leslie Stagner. Bob Grubb. John Story. “Stand Your Ground . . . If They Mean to Have a War, Let It Begin Here. ” Capt. John Parker 1 Capt. John Parker uttered those words as the colonial militia under his command prepared to meet the British troops at Lexington. Those works and the painting—Spirit of '76—exemplify the dedication and determination of the American patriots in their fight for independence. The colonies had organized to express their grievances in an effort to resolve the differences within the framework of the Empire. Several of the colonial legislatures had instructed their delegates to the Con- tinental Congress in Philadelphia to oppose any move toward in- dependence. The movement for independence was gaining strength and following the publication of Thomas Paine’s Common Sense, which argued for colonial sovereignty, a resolution was adopted and a committee of five appointed to draft a declaration of independence. 2 General Washington, who had been appointed commander-in-chief of American forces by the Second Continental Congress, was a brilliant military strategist. It was his decision to take his Continentals across the Delaware River on Christmas night which resulted in the first ma- jor colonial victory. That victory at Trenton over Hessian mercenaries gave the ragged army renewed vigor. Supported chiefly through the printing of Continental currency, the colonial army also went through the personal fortunes of many American patriots—among them Washington. Jefferson. Richard Henry Lee and John Adams. These fortunes were donated to the cause of liberty—a cause supported by about one-third of the American population which was near 2,000,000. Another one-third remained loyal to the English crown and the remainder were apathetic. Despite many defeats, the colonies managed to keep an army in the field as a symbol of American resistance, to guarantee a negotiated rather than dictated peace. 3 “ . . Give Me Liberty or Give Me Death!” Patrick Henry 3 Following the victory at Yorktown. Washington refused the offer of his troops to become king and returned to Philadelphia to aid with the establishment of a permanent government for the new republic—a loose alliance of sovereign states held together by the Articles of Confederation. An envoy composed of Benjamin Franklin. John Adams and John Jay was sent to negotiate with the British. It was not until 1783 that the peace agreement, known as the Treaty of Paris, was signed, guaranteeing the sovereignty of the United States of America. The Articles of Confederation, despite many weaknesses, served to un- ify the states until 1787 when a special convention was held at Independence Hall in Philadelphia to revise them. The meeting was attended by fifty-five of the most-prominent men of the day. Twenty- nine of the delegates representing a majority of the states met on May 25 and decided to draft an entirely new constitution rather than am- mend the Articles of Confederation. The meeting then became known as the Constitutional Convention. 4 The men who assembled for the Constitutional Convention were an illustrious group with nearly every delegate a person of prominence in his home state. A large majority favored a strong central government. After four months of debate, on September 17, 1787, the new constitu- tion was completed. In a little more than four months, six states had ratified the new constitution. Despite the good beginning, the fight for ratification was bitter and it was not until September 13, 1788, that the necessary two-thirds majority of the states had approved the docu- ment and Congress could call for states to choose their electors and congressmen. Several of the statos had ratified the constitution with the provision that it would be amended. Thus, as one of its first official acts under the new constitution, the Congress added the first ten amendments known as the Bill of Rights. Washington was un- animously elected President and a new nation was launched on a course of democracy. TOP ROW: Alyce Bell. First Grade; Ervin. Cline. Science; R. J. Kost, Math; William Eastman. Social Studies. SECOND ROW: Joe Fiedler. Boys P.E.; Michael Fitzell. English German; Eileen Grove. Third Grade; Fred Hopman. Sixth Grade. THIRD ROW: Allen Keinert. Woodshop. Drafting Photography; Irene Keinert. Fifth Grade; Roy Kinder. Welding Auto Mechanics; John Koshak. Second Grade. BOTTOM ROW: Jean Johnson. Girls Elementary P E.; K. H. Johnston, Art; Sue C. Johnston, Business Education; Jane Judson. Librarian. Faculty TOP ROW: Steve Lockhart. Music: Ron Manley. Jr. High Science: Dave Martin. English: Kenneth Miller. Fourth Grade. SECOND ROW: Shirley Peterson. Home Economics; Carol Willard. Guidance; Daria Wood. Kindergarten. LOWER LEFT: Carol Willard. Guidance, with Ann Hayman. Student Aide. LOWER RIGHT: Randy Johnson. Social Studies. 9 Non Certified Personnel TOP ROW: Mary Lou Carson, Carol Cheeney. Gladys Hawley. BOTTOM ROW: Rosie Wells, Peggy Williams. SENIORS Susan Kay Burns Rob T. Albright 1976 Patricia (Boedeker) Peterson Jacki L. Blakeman Phillip J. Cross Edward J. Frazer Jean M. Hein Teresa Ann Harthan 1976 Sheryl LaVonne Hull Ann Marie Hayman Colox Wtit J Michael J. Kelly Kathryn M. Milton Joseph W. Peck Michelle K. Sedar Steven J. Richardson E. Lewis Poole 1976 Susan Lynn Smock Class Of 1976 Flower Shasta Daisy Colors Light Blue Dark Blue Song Friends Motto The three essentials to happiness in this life are . . . Something to do Something to love Something to hope for. Senior Index ROB T. ALBRIGHT Pep Club 4; Ski Club 1. JACKI L. BLAKEMAN Ski Club 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 1,3; Photo Club 2; Basketball 2; Chorus 4; D” Club 4; German Club 4; Track 4. SUSAN KAY BURNS Class President 3; Student Council 2; Cheerleader 1,2,3; Pep Club 1,3; Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Photo Club 2; Chorus 2,3,4; Dramatics 3,4; Forensics 4. PHILLIP J. CROSS Ski Club 1; Dramatics 3; Chorus 2,4. EDWARD J. FRAZER 1976 Class President; Class Vice President 3; High Grades 1,2,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Football 2; Track 1,3,4; D” Club 2,3,4; Band 2,3,4; Chorus 3,4; Ski Club 1. TERESA ANN HARTHAN 1976 Class Secretary-Treasurer; Louisiana Pacific Scholarship; Band 1,2,3; Chorus 1,2,3,4; FBLA 2,3; FHA 1,2; Debate 4. ANN MARIE HAYMAN Wyoming Honor Scholarship; Thomas L. Parker Scholarship; National Honor Society 3,4; Student Council Vice President 4; Student Council 3,4; Annual Staff 1,2,3; Newspaper Editor 3; Pep Club President 3; Volleyball Manager 4. JEAN M. HEIN Thomas L. Parker Scholarship; High Grades 1,2; National Honor Society 3,4; Class Secretary 1; Student Council 1,2,3,4; Girl’s State 1975; Pep Club 1; Newspaper Staff 3; An- nual Staff 3; Chorus 4; German Club 3; Foren- sics 2,3,4; Dramatics 2,3,4. SHERYL LaVONNE HULL Band 1,2,3,4; Dramatics 1; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Volleyball 1; Chorus 3,4; Cheerleader 3; Drill Team 2; Stagehand 2,3; DECA 4; Annual Staff 4. ELIANA INTRIAGO Exchange Student from Ecuador. MICHAEL J. KELLY Student Council 1,2,3; Class Vice President 2; Class Secretary-Treasurer 3; Forensics 1,2; Ski Club 1,2,3,4; German Club 1; Chess Club 2; Photo Club 3; Track 4. Senior Index BEVERLY J. LANG American Legion Scholarship; Pep Club 1,3,4; Pep Club President 4; Student Council 1,3,4; Basketball 1; Annual Staff 2,3,4; Newspaper 3; Volleyball 3; Band 1. KENNETH WILLIAM LESEBERG Football 1,2; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 3; D” Club 3,4. KATHRYN M. MILTON 1976 Class Vice President; Wyoming Honor Scholarship; Thomas L. Parker Scholarship; Solon Coates Sportsmanship Trophy; National Honor Society 4; Class President 2; Student Council 2,3,4; Pep Club 3,4; Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Newspaper 3; Annual Staff 3; Band 3,4; German Club 3; D” Club 4. JOSEPH W. PECK P.T.S.O. Scholarship; Lion’s Club Outstanding PATRICIA BOEDEKER PETERSON Progress Award; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; ‘'D Club 2,3,4; Photo Class Treasurer 2; Basketball 1,2; Volleyball 3; Club 4; Pep Club 4 Pep Club 1; Gymnastics 1; Track 3; Photo Club 1; Spanish Club 1. E. LEWIS POOLE Student Council 1; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Football 2,3; “D” Club 2,3,4; Forensics 2; Chorus 2. STEVEN J. RICHARDSON Prep All American Football Team, 1976; Boy’s State 1975; Basketball 1,4; Football 2,3,4; “D” Club 2,3,4. MICHELLE K. SEDAR American Legion Auxiliary Scholarship; Girl’s State 1975; Class Secretary 3; Student Council 3; Pep Club 1; Dramatics 2,4; Annual Staff 4. SUSAN LYNN SMOCK Dubois National Bank Scholarship; Central Wyoming College Honor Scholarship; DECA 3; Pep Club 3; Chorus 1; DECA Award; Drill Team 2; Band Drill Team Award; Annual Staff 4. 1976 Commencement Processional D. H. S. Band Invocation Reverend Burdette Stampley Class Song “Friends” D. H. S. Chorus Senior Address Ed Frazer “It’s A Wonderful Thing To Be Me D. H. S. Chorus Introduction of Speaker Richard G. Hodgson Commencement Address Myron R. Basom University of Wyoming Awarding of Diplomas Mrs. Roberta Milton Chairman. Board of Trustees “A Parting Blessing D. H. S. Chorus Benediction Reverend Burdette Stampley Recessional D. H. S. Band Class Officers President........................ .........................Ed Frazer Vice President........................ ......................Kathy Milton Secretary-Treasurer.............. .....................Teresa Harthan , 19 UNDERCLASSMEN Juniors TOP ROW: Georgia Albright, Jodi Albright, Lorrie Albright. DeeDee Atchley. SECOND ROW: Bob Bigelow. Traci Blakeman. THIRD ROW: Bob Brown. BOTTOM ROW: Carol Burns, Duncan Carter. Linda Dobson. Jeff Epp. TOP ROW: John Grove, Fred Grubb, Virginia Lowe. Steve Mikel. SECOND ROW: Mike Milton, Lyle Peck. MIDDLE ROW: Rhonda Peck. BOTTOM ROW: Steve Rosenbalm. Grant Scheer. lola Stevens, John Zimple. Sophomores TOP ROW: Janelle Albright, Lyle Alex- ander. Polly Boedeker, Wayne Boyhan. SECOND ROW: Jenny Charles, Rodney Coulston, Peggy Dobson. THIRD ROW: Lloyd Glade, Debbie Hansen, Laurie Hawley. BOTTOM ROW: Jed Henthorne, Larry Hodgson, Andy Jolly. 24 Class Of 1978 TOP ROW: Kim Kellem. Larry Leseberg. Pat Lowe, Peggy Peck. SECOND ROW: Susan Peck, Jim Rosenbalm, Lucille Savich. THIRD ROW: Terry Schwinn, Cindy Stevens. Marilee Strasser. BOTTOM ROW: Melody Sydnes, Christi Zimple. NOT PICTURED: Debbie Lewis. 25 26 Freshmen Class Of 1979 Previous page. TOP ROW: Sheila Akins. Gail Albright. Emery Arnold. Monte Baker. SECOND ROW: Matt Blakeman. Paul Boedeker. Marlys Cady. Mary Crouter. THIRD ROW: Bob Finley. Fran- cis Fox. Jim Grove. Scott Hagberg. BOTTOM ROW: Tami Hansen. Ames Henry. Carol Hodgson. Tim Johnston. This page. TOP ROW: Barbara Kane. Suzanne Mikel. Lloyd Peck. Richard Plummer. SECOND ROW: Debbie Sage. Cathy Schafer. Tina Shepardson. Lisa Stewart. THIRD ROW: Jerry Unger, J. C. Willey, Carol McCrary. 27 ATHLETICS BACK ROW, Left to Right: Joe Peck, Andy Jolly, Jim Rosendale, Larry Leseberg, Mike Milton, Randy Leseberg, Lyle Peck, Coach Kost, Jim Grove. Coach Fiedler. FRONT ROW: Paul Boedeker, Larry Hodgson, Carl Hodgson, Ames Henry, Tim Johnston. Steve Richardson, Fred Grubb, Jerry Unger, Monte Baker. Dubois Rams Football Squad Coach R. J. Kost Coach Joe Fiedler The Dubois High School football team record this year does not tell the true story of our team. We had thirteen players; the majority of which were freshmen and sophomores with no experience and very little size. But our players developed into winners. They worked hard in practices (the first Dubois team to go through double practices) and also played very hard in every game. We were behind in every game, but we never quit and always played with great PRIDE. The Dubois RAMS are a team to be proud of, and they will be a Championship team in the future. Manager Paul Boedeker Manager Joe Peck Manager Jim Grove TOP ROW: Steve Richardson. Senior; Fred Grubb. Junior; Mike Milton. Junior; Lyle Peck, Junior. SECOND ROW: Larry Hodgson. Sophomore; Andy Jolly, Sophomore; Larry Leseberg. Sophomore. THIRD ROW: Jim Rosenbalm. Sophomore; Monte Baker. Freshman; Ames Henry, Freshman. FOURTH ROW: Carl Hodgson. Freshman; Tim Johnston, Freshman. BOTTOM ROW: Jerry Unger, Freshman. ♦ Recognition Lyle Peck.............................Most Tackles Tim Johnston ...............Most Fumbles Recovered Randy Leseberg............................. Mr. Tuff' Larry Leseberg.....................Most Interceptions 31 BACK ROW: Rhonda Peck, Manager; Tami Hansen, Roxanne Held, Tina Shepardson, Jodi Albright. Sherry Held, Terry Schwinn, Coach Johnson, Anyy Hayman, Manager. SECOND ROW: Laurie Hawley, Georgia Albright, Susan Burns, Virginia Lowe, Polly Boedeker, Marlys Cady. SEATED: Linda Dobson, Jennie Charles, DeeDee Atchley, Carol Burns, Kathy Milton. Volleyball 1975 Season - The girls added many new skills to their overall volleyball ladder of abilities. These were overhand serves, dives and rolls. They worked many hours on offense patterns and now have the skills to build a strong team. Regionals surprised us—as our losses were very narrow losses. Varsity Win-Loss - 5 - 12 Junior Varsity Win-Loss - 7 - 5 Recognition OUTSTANDING PLAYERS Virginia Lowe.....................Most Valuable Player DeeDee Atchley .............Highest Unassisted Scorer Carol Burns .....................Most Improved Player Letter “Women” Kathy Milton, Senior; Virginia Lowe, Junior; Linda Dob- son, Junior; Jodi Albright, Junior; DeeDee Atchley, Junior; Carol Burns, Junior; Polly Boedeker, Sophomore; Terry Schwinn, Sophomore; Tina Shepardson, Freshman. TOP ROW: Kathy Milton. DeeDee Atchley. Linda Dobson. Debbie Lewis. Polly Boedeker. SECOND ROW: Ann Hayman. Manager. Virginia Lowe. Tami Hansen. Carol Burns. Rhonda Albright. Manager. BOTTOM ROW: Terry Schwinn. Marlys Cady. Tina Shepard- son, Laurie Hawley. Jodi Albright. Coach Jean Johnson. Tournament Team TOP ROW: Kathy Milton, Linda Dobson. Jodi Albright. SECOND ROW: Coach Johnson, Terry Schwinn, Tina Shepardson, Polly Boedeker. BOTTOM ROW: DeeDee Atchley, Virginia Lowe. Carol Burns. Rhonda Peck, Manager. Left to Right: Debbie Hansen, lola Stevens. Gail Albright, DeeDee Atchley, Jennie Charles. Jodi Albright, Tina Shepardson, Cindy Stevens, Kathy Milton, Linda Dobson, Tami Hansen. Debbie Lewis, Janelle Albright. Dubois Rams Girls Basketball The first year of coaching at Dubois High School was not only a pleasure but a pleasant experience. We worked hard and strived for one goal—to achieve the championship of District and State. Winning 8 and losing 8 in the season produced the attitude it would take to attain the goal. Unfortunately, we met some good teams and received Fourth Place in District. Next year looks and hopes to be a promising one for the Girls Ram’s of Dubois High School. —Coach Kost Recognition DeeDee Atchley ...................................High Season Scorer All Tournament Team Cindy Stevens Jodi Albright . Debbie Lewis ............Most Rebounds Best Defensive Player Best Free Throw Percentage .......Best Offensive Player .....Most Improved Player 34 Gail Albright Scoreboard Dubois BACK ROW: Gail Albright, Freshman: Jennie Charles, Sophomore, Jodi Albright, Junior; Tina Shepardson, Freshman; Cindy Stevens, Sophomore; Kathy Milton, Senior; Tami Hansen, Freshman. SEATED: lola Stevens, Junior; Debbie Hansen, Sophomore; DeeDee Atchley, Junior; Linda Dobson, Junior; Debbie Lewis. Sophomore; Janelle Albright, Sophomore. Jeffrey City 41 Byron 42 Jeffrey City 38 Lander 37 Greybull 33 Wind River 24 Shoshoni 38 Wyo. Indian High 27 Basin 15 Pinedale 37 Greybull 26 Lander 30 Wind River 0 Shoshoni 20 Jackson 0 DISTRICT TOURNAMENT Wyo. Indian High 35 Lyman 31 Mountain View 29 Wyo. Indian High 41 Singular Senior - Kathy Milton Team Mike Kelly Joe Peck Ed Frazer Lew Poole Rodney Coulston Larry Hodgson Lloyd Glade Monte Baker Tim Johnston Jim Grove Jerry Unger J. C. Willey Richard Plummer State Qualifiers Mike Kelly - Pole Vault Joe Peck - Long Jump Rodney Coulston - 120 Yard High Hurdles Marilee Strasser - High Jump Tina Shepardson - Discus Boy’s Girl’s State Recognition Marilee Strasser 3rd - High Jump Team Tina Shepardson Tami Hansen Jenny Charles Jacki Blakeman Sheila Akins Marilee Strasser Basketball The 1975-76 basketball season was a season highlighted by learning—learning to lose. We learned. At no time did student support or enthusiasm dwindle. With a couple of excep- tions, team spirit and zeal remained high. Of- ficials and opposing coaches remarked about the courtesy and sportsmanship displayed by a team which was consistently losing. Now we must learn to win, to get back on the winning bracket, with the same poise and graciousness we displayed in losing in the past. We have remained winners at all times; now we must start being in the winners column as befits true winners. V arsity Fred Grubb. Pat Lowe, Lyle Peck, Mike Milton, Ed Frazer, Grant Scheer, Rodney Coulston, Ken Leseberg, Joe Peck, Lyle Alexander. Junior Varsity TOP ROW: Larry Leseberg. Scott Hagberg, Andy Jolly. Lloyd Peck, Coach Fiedler. SECOND ROW: Manager Steve Richardson. Wayne Boyhan, Jerry Unger, Jim Rosen- balm, Emery Arnold. THIRD ROW: Manager Traci Blakeman. Monte Baker. John Grove, Richard Plummer. Tim Johnston, Manager Jacki Blakeman. BOTTOM ROW: Ames Henry. Paul Boedeker, Bob Finley. Steve Mikel, Jim Grove. ACTIVITIES Jenny Charles Linda Dobson Melody Sydnes Varsity Cheerleaders TOP ROW: Sheryl Hull. Bev Lang. DeeDee Atchley. Kathy Milton. SECOND ROW: Terry Schwinn, Rhonda Peck, Lucille Savich. Georgia Albright. THIRD ROW: Marlys Cady, Lisa Stewart. Carol Burns. Cindy Stevens. Laurie Hawley. Linda Dobson. BOTTOM ROW: Jenny Charles. Debbie Lewis. Melody Sydnes, Tami Hansen. Pep Club Marlys Cady Debbie Lewis Tami Hansen Junior Varsity Cheerleaders TOP ROW: Larry Hodgson. Ed Frazer. DeeDee Atchley. Steve Richardson. Joe Peck. Kathy Milton. Jacki Blakeman, Tina Shepardson. SECOND ROW: Andy Jolly. Fred Grubb. Mike Milton. Carol Burns. Rhonda Peck. THIRD ROW: Virginia Lowe. Terry Schwinn. Ken Leseberg. Jenny Charles. Laurie Hawley. Susan Peck. Monte Baker. FOURTH ROW: Jim Rosenbalm, Richard Plummer, Jerry Unger. Tim Johnston. Paul Boedeker. Ames Henry. Jim Grove. BOTTOM ROW: Larry Leseberg. Traci Blakeman. Lew Poole. Grant Scheer. Jodi Albright. “D” Club Student Council TOP ROW: Linda Dobson, Ann Hayman, DeeDee Atchley. SECOND ROW: Jeff Epp. Jean Hein. Jed Henthorne. Cindy Stevens. BOTTOM ROW: Matt Blakeman. Tina Shepardson. Traci Blakeman, Lorrie Albright. National Honor Society TOP ROW: DeeDee Atchley, John Zimple, Kathy Milton, Jeff Epp. BOTTOM ROW: Ann Hayman, Jean Hein, Carol Burns. BACK ROW: Coach Dave Martin. Jeff Epp, Matt Blakeman, Jed Henthorne. FRONT ROW: Susan Burns, Jean Hein, Teresa Harthan, Mary Crouter. Speech Squad The Dubois speech squad included seven traveling members. The Varsity Debate Team of Jeff Epp and Jean Hein competed with the two first year or Novice teams comprised of Matt Blakeman and Mary Crouter, forming one team, and Teresa Harthan and Jed Henthorne making up the other team. All three teams participated in 186 debates, winning 112 and losing 74 for a win- ning margin of 60 percent. The entire team was strengthened by the addition of Susan Burns, who specialized in Dramatic Interpretation. Other members of the squad doubled in other events including extemporaneous speaking, original oratory, and humorous interpretation. Tournaments CWC-Riverton................2nd in Extemporaneous Riverton ......................3rd in Varsity Debate Lander ...........................1st in Novice Debate 1st in Extemporaneous Sheridan.................2nd - Class B Sweepstakes 4th in Novice Debate Wind River.....................3rd in Novice Debate NWCC-Powell....................3rd in Novice Debate Chorus TOP ROW: Ed Frazer, DeeDee Atchley. Jodi Albright, Tami Hansen. SECOND ROW: Lew Poole. Sheryl Hull. Debbie Lewis. Terry Schwinn, Susan Peck. Grant Scheer. THIRD ROW: Jackie Blakeman, Traci Blakeman, Susan Burns, Theresa Harthan. BOTTOM ROW: Mr. Lockhart. Barbara Kane. Cindy Stevens. Lisa Stewart. Band TOP ROW: Kathy Milton. DeeDee Atchley. Ed Frazer. Emery Arnold. SECOND ROW: Mr. Lockhart. Sheryl Hull. Marlys Cady. Tina Shepardson, Jeff Epp, Wayne Boyhan, Penny Rosenbalm. THIRD ROW: Tami Bell. Joy Ideker. Kellie O'Neal. Jeff Milton. Fred Grubb. BOTTOM ROW: Peri Johnston. Tom Schwinn. David Dobson, David Epp. Kim Killion, Monte Peterson. 44 TOP ROW: Ed Frazer, Joe Peck, Lew Poole. SECOND ROW: Tim Johnston, Steve Lockhart. Instructor, Susan Burns. THIRD ROW: Jody Story, Jacki Blakeman, Jean Hein. FRONT ROW: Cathy Schafer, Christi Zimple, Jodi Jolly. Guitar The Guitarist Tunes Up With what attentive courtesy he bent Over his instrument; Not as a lordly conqueror who could Command both wire and wood, But as a man with a loved woman might, Inquiring with delight What slight essential things she had to say Before they started, he and she, to play. —Frances Cornford 45 The Monkey’s Paw Performances include: State Drama Festival, Lander, Wyoming, in November; St. Thomas Episcopal Church Guild’s Dinner-Theatre; for the Dubois High School student body. The Cast Matt Blakeman Susan Burns . . Jean Hein John Grove . . . Traci Blakeman 46 .......Mr. White .....Mrs. White . .. . Helen White Sgt. Major Morris .....Miss Ward 1976 Prom Stairway To Heaven Royalty Queen - Traci Blakeman; King - Lyle Peck; Senior Attendant - Susan Burns; Escort - Fred Grubb; Junior Attendant - DeeDee Atchley; Escort - Jeff Epp; Sophomore Attendant - Melody Sydnes; Escort - John Zimple; Freshman Attendant - Tami Hansen; Escort - John Grove. Awards HONOR AWARDS Senior - Ed Frazer Teresa Harthan Kathy Milton Junior - Jeff Epp DeeDee Atchley Sophomore - Jed Henthorne Christi Zimple Freshman - Francis Fox Mary Crouter Eighth Grade - Tim Bell Annette Schafer Seventh Grade - Scott Lindenmayer Monica Schafer SCHOLARSHIP PRESENTATIONS Annual Dedication Dr. Ervin L. Cline Boy’s State Jeff Epp Girl’s State DeeDee Atchley Linda Dobson ESA Outstanding Youth Award Kim Killion Solon Coates Sportsmanship Trophy Kathy Milton Holger Poulson Memorial Award Linda Dobson 48 Dexter Bush Award Fred Grubb Outstanding Progress Awards Senior - Joe Peck Eighth Grade - Liz Story Wyoming Honor Scholarships Ann Hayman Kathy Milton CWC Honor Scholarship Susan Smock American Legion Auxiliary Scholarship Michele Sedar American Legion Scholarship Bev Lang Dubois National Bank Scholarship Susan Smock PTSO Scholarship Joe Peck Louisiana Pacific Scholarship Teresa Harthan Parker Scholarships Kathy Milton Jean Hein Ann Hayman Recognition Homecoming Royalty Annual Staff Queen - Bev Lang; King - Andy Jolly; First Atten- dant - Kathy Milton; Escort - Fred Grubb; Se- cond Attendant - Sherry Held; Escort - Steve Richardson. Bev Lang Michele Sedar Susan Smock Sheryl Hull Sue C. Johnston, Advisor Eighth Grade Class Of 1980 Previous page. TOP ROW: Doug Arnold. Leslie Albright. Tim Bell. SECOND ROW: Connie Charles. Donnie Cleveland. Pete Condis. Annie Coulston. THIRD ROW: David Dobson. David Epp. George Finley. Doug Forte. BOTTOM ROW: Jennifer Glade. Patricia Henry. Jerry Ideker, Peri Johnston. This page. TOP ROW: Jody Jolly. Renee Keinert. Kim Killion. Susan Lapeyre. SECOND ROW: Monte Larson. Bob Lewis. Debbie Mefford. Jeff Milton. THIRD ROW: Penny Rosenbalm. Shari Rowe. Annette Schafer. Tom Schwinn. BOTTOM ROW: Kelly Simmons. Vicky Simmons. Jody Story. Liz Story. 53 TOP ROW: Will Alexander. Tami Bell. Leslie Boyhan, Linda Cargill. SECOND ROW: Lance Clark, Bill Finley. Jeff Grove. THIRD ROW: Dickey Handley. Rickey Handley. Seventh Grade 54 TOP ROW: Nancy Henthorne, Joy Ideker. Michael Kane, Scott Lindenmeyer. SECOND ROW: Kellie O'Neal, Tom Peck, Monte Petersen, Monica Schafer. THIRD ROW: Lisa Shepardson, Justin Wilson. Class Of 1981 55 Junior High TOP ROW: Tim Bell. Donnie Cleveland. Bob Lewis. Doug Arnold. Jeff Milton. SECOND ROW: Coach Manley. Kim Killion, David Dobson. David Epp, Jerry Ideker. Jody Story. THIRD ROW: George Finley. Rickey Handley. Michael Kane. BOTTOM ROW: Dickey Handley. Will Alexander. Bill Finley. Jeff Grove. Monte Peterson. Basketball Track Arapahoe Track Meet CLASS A” GIRLS 220 Yard Dash 2nd - Renee Keinert High Jump 1st - Kim Killion 2nd - Jody Story 4th Annie Coulston 660 Yard Run 4th - Joy Ideker 100 Yard Dash 1st - Renee Keinert Broad Jump 2nd - Kim Killion Softball Throw 3rd - Jody Story 1st - 440 Yard Relay The Way We Were 57 TOP ROW: Trisha Henry, Leslie Boyhan, Vicky Simmons, Penny Rosenbalm, Debbie Mefford. SECOND ROW: Peri Johnston, Joy Ideker, Kelly O'Neal, Nancy Henthorne, Lin- da Cargill. BOTTOM ROW: Tami Bell, Lisa Shepardson, Connie Charles. Liz Story. Junior High Pep Club Junior High Cheerleaders Renee Keinert Connie Charles Liz Story Lisa Shepardson Tami Bell, Mascot 58 ELEMENTARY Sixth Grade TOP ROW: Mr. Hopman, Tim Hagberg, Janean Baker. Vivilou Winters. Kary Lapeyre. SECOND ROW: Jill Glade. Becky Loudon. Wendy Hansen. Chris Stevens. THIRD ROW: Lisa Strasser. Donnie Lewis. Donny Albright. Brent Cheney. Todd Carson. BOTTOM ROW: Jo Ellen Grove. Daniel Epp. Larry Plummer. Jerry Harthan. NOT PICTURED: Gus Hancock. TOP ROW: Philip Miller. Travis Petersen. Jim Frazer. Judy Peck. Bruce Thompson. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Keinert. Leigh Lindenmeyer. Roland Schafer. Sam Albright. Jody Glade. John Horton. THIRD ROW: Pam Pickett. Carolyn Kane. Theresa Scheer. Cindy Olson. Kim Koenig. Delores Charles. Becky Unger. Brian Lamb. Shane Bradley. BOTTOM ROW: Brenda Ruff. Teresa Cleveland. Matt Stevens. Mark Sedar. Kathy Plummer, Curt Hein. NOT PICTURED: Brandon Keinert. Cal O’Neal. Fifth Grade TOP ROW: Marla Alexander. Ronald Eastman. Gary Apland. Diana Mefford, LaVerna Winters, Tracy Chesner. SECOND ROW: Mr. Miller. Cama Clark, Tanya Forte, John Cargill. Matt Carson. Trina Hein. THIRD ROW: Steve Lewis. Jim Johnson, Susan Condis, Sheryl Epp, Paula Pickett. BOTTOM ROW: Wendi Willey. Shannon Wilson, Suzanne Sanders. Kristy Lamb, Edward Winchester. NOT PICTURED: Erenst Hill, Diane Rowe. Joseph Thompson. TOP ROW: David Mikel. Dayleen Vornhagen. Patricia Miller. Nancy Ahlberg, Mary Lapeyre. Suzette Heller. SECOND ROW: Stephen Boyhan, Troy Givens. Billy Kane, Ty Berrett, Cathy Cheeney. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Grove, Sandy Turner, Tammy Cleveland. Kim Horton, Tamra Williams. Kim Mikel. Rhonda Peck. BOTTOM ROW: Tacie Stevens, Tom- my Scheer, Brandi Gaikowski, Laurie Thompson. Tol Johnson, Colin Hein. NOT PICTURED: Chere6 Massey, Lee Rowe. Third Grade Fourth Grade Second Grade TOP ROW: Billy Pickett, Monique Fitzell. Kevin Kelsey, Gayle Eastman. SECOND ROW: Mr. Koshak, Jim Thompson, David Vornhagen. Michael Martin. BOTTOM ROW: Eric Swofford, Missy Ward, Goldie Winchester, Laird McBride. NOT PICTURED: Brenda Cas- tle. Clayton Massey. Micky Rowe. TOP ROW: Robert Heller. Teresa Truempler, Dixie Matlack. Jerret Wegner, Donnie Mef- ford. SECOND ROW: Paige Glade, Lance McBride, Tanna Clark, Inger Albright, Mrs. Bell. THIRD ROW: Troy Berrett. Billy Koenig, Judy Kane, Travis Day, Todd Givens. BOTTOM ROW: Patti Parks, Valerie Stamper, Denise Sanders, Jennifer Brown. B. J. Truempler. NOT PICTURED: Dusty Nordwick. First Grade TOP ROW: Barbara Kane, Aide, Michele Sedar, Aide, Eddie Winters. Steve Olson, Kash Gaikowski, Bonnie Bowles, Peggy Dobson, Aide. SECOND ROW: Jacki Blakeman. Aide. Ann Hayman. Aide. Tammie Apland, Dawn Williams, Mark Trenary, Bobbie Robinson, Kara Ruff. Bev Lang, Aide. Susan Smock, Aide. BOTTOM ROW: Charles Bass. Travis Stevens. Curt Chesner, Robbie Turner. Lori Trenary, Mrs. Wood. NOT PICTURED: Kent Cole. Sammy Moulton. Kindergarten Arapahoe Track Meet CLASS B” BOYS 3rd - 440 Yard Relay CLASS “B GIRLS High Jump 1st - Lisa Strasser 660 Yard Run 3rd - Kathy Plummer Broad Jump 3rd Leigh Lindenmeyer CLASS “C” BOYS 50 Yard Dash 4th - Ron Eastman Pole Vault 1st - John Cargill Broad Jump 2nd - Ron Eastman CLASS “C” GIRLS 50 Yard Dash 1st - Windy Willey 4th - Cama Clark High Jump 1st - Cama Clark 3rd - Windy Willey 100 Yard Dash 1st - Windy Willey 5th - 440 Yard Relay ADVERTISING Louisiana-Pacific Corporation Intermountain Division - Coeur D’Alene, Idaho Dubois Office Dubois, Wyoming Congratulations to the Class of '76' Dubois Drug Sundries Fountain - Film - Sundries Gifts Dubois, Wyoming DUBOIS STANDARD SERVICE All Gas Services First Ramshorn Dubois, Wyoming Walter Bell, Prop. Highway 26-287 East of Dubois Phone 455-2337 RED ROCK RANCH MOTEL Dubois National Bank Building P. O. Box 438 - Phone: 455-2686 Dubois, Wyoming “We Can Provide All of Your Insurance Needs i 67 DUBOIS GENERAL INSURANCE Mercantile, Dry Goods P. O. Box 247 Dubois, Wyoming Ramshorn Mercantile, Inc. Grocery Groceries - Fresh Meats - Produce Health Beauty Aids - Housewares Phone: 455-2402 Dubois, Wyoming 68 Distributor of Phillips 66 Products Gas - Oil - Lube - Washing Bottle Gas Phone: 455-2761 Dubois, Wyoming SCHAFER'S '66 East Highway 287 Dubois, Wyoming Dave and Rosie Wells MOUNTAIN TRAIL SPORTS SKI-DOO Dubois, Wyoming Phone: 455-2430 “Where God Spends His Vacation” Rustic Pine Tavern Steak House Body Repair - Radiator Repair Auto Glass Installed Distinctive Gifts and Crafts Phone: 455-2496 Dubois, Wyoming On Highway 27 287 Dubois, Wyoming Phone: 455-2988 Clark Ruth Dyess Mike Patti Nishwitz CLARK’S BODY SHOP THE WILD COUNTRY 69 Complete Automotive Needs Parts—Tires—Accessories Phone: 455-2332 Dubois, Wyoming DUBOIS SUPPLY Dubois, Wyoming Stan Twila Blakeman Phone: 307-455-2238 Dubois, Wyoming “Congratulations to the Class of 1976 CIRCLE-UP CAMPER COURT AND CIRCLE ELECTRIC WELTY'S WASH-O-MAT Box 774 Dubois, Wyoming Phone: 307-455-2401 The Detimore's HIGHLAND MEADOW GUEST RANCH Congratulations Class of 76! from Friendship Inn Box 216 Dubois, Wyoming Phone: 307-455-2302 THE RAMSHORN INN Best wishes from all of us for a very successful future. Chuck Hamilton - Larry Stetter Earl Coleman - Kenny Gordon Dale Beverly Martin, Owners STAGECOACH MOTOR INN Phone: 455-2714 Congratulations to the Class of '76! Mike, Lyn and their Families DUBOIS GARAGE Congratulations to the Class of '76 Soup’s On at the Coffee Mill Come In and Enjoy Christian Hospitality Dick Vivian Titterington Dubois, Wyoming DUBOIS NATIONAL BANK “The Bank of Personal Service' Dubois, Wyoming COFFEE MILL CAFE Member FDIC Congratulations Seniors. Dubois, Wyoming Phone: 455-2375 or 455-2340 Dubois, Wyoming Open Year Around YELLOWSTONE MOTEL TEXACO SERVICE Junior’s and Ladies Apparel Congratulations to the Class of '76 CEDAR'S NOOK Carpet Appliances RCA - Whirlpool - Maytag 600 E. Main Riverton, Wyoming Phone: 307-856-5262 LEE’S FURNITURE 71 Phone: 307-455-2991 Dubois, Wyoming Beer on Tap Fine Wines - Liquor Steaks Sea Foods Everything For Your Building Needs DUBOIS BUILDERS SUPPLY Dubois, Wyoming BRANDING IRON BAR AND SUPPER CLUB Veterans Of Foreign Wars Dubois, Wyoming Meeting - Third Thursday of Each Month Canteen Open Daily Lodge Motel Box 457 - Dubois, Wyoming Phone: 307-455-2460 Congratulations to the J3gk John Louise Jacoby Class of 76 Bill Jean Ideker Commercial Men Welcome SDecial Rates to finnwmnhilerc DUBOIS CONOCO 72 TWIN PINES Marrou’s Vending Rec Hall Dubois, Wyoming Marrou’s Place Shrimp Hamburgers Chicken Pizza Richard Emond, Broker Dubois, Wyoming Congratulations to the Class of 76 DUBOIS LAND OFFICE Full-Time Mechanic “Congratulations Seniors Pete Beth Chimenti Dubois - Wyoming PETE'S INDEPENDENT SERVICE 15 Miles East of Dubois Restaurant - Motel - Bar Camper Court Phone: 307-455-2944 Reservations Suggested RED ROCK LODGE Meats - Dairy Products - Lockers Game Processing Ice - Dry Ice Branch Office Frontier Taxidermists Dubois, Wyoming B. T. Marian Killion DUBOIS COLD STORAGE Jerry D. Rowe Box 733 - Dubois, Wyoming Dubois, Wyoming Congratulations to the Class of 76 Guns - Ammo - Supplies Saddles - Tack RAMSHORN TRADING POST DUBOIS TELEPHONE EXCHANGE Farm and Ranch Supplies Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Indian Beadwork Phone: 307-455-2585 Crowheart, Wyoming 82512 Accuracy - Dependability Sundries - Costmetics Veterinary Supplies Fountain Service Mail Order Prescriptions 684 Main - Lander, Wyoming Phone: 307-332-2224 TETON DRUG CO. CROWHEART STORE Headquarters Men’s and Western Wear 356 Main Street Lander, Wyoming JOE’S PLACE Accurate, Dependable Service Prescriptions - Gifts Wes Myrtis Logan 300 Main Street Lander, Wyoming CORNER DRUG Donald O. Hines - William L. Hines Fort Washakie, Wyoming Wind River Indian Reservation Genuine Hand Made Indian Arts Crafts HINES GENERAL STORE Authentic Indian Beadwork Gas - Oil Open 7 Days A Week Jim Marguerite Barquin, Owners Box 1076 - Morton, Wyoming Phone: 856-2126 or 856-9511 TEE PEE TRADING POST BAR 75 Your Walgreen Store 343 Main - Lander, Wyoming Photographic Equipment Supplies Prescription Delivery Service Veterinary Supplies Frigidaire Appliances Philco Televisions - Hoover Vacuums Power Tools - Sporting Goods 371 Main - Lander, Wyoming Phone: 307-332-5712 Spring-Air Mattresses McCulloch Chain Saws McRAE'S DRUG STORE LANDER ACE HARDWARE Western Wear for Men and Women 359 Main St. - Lander, Wyoming Lander, Wyoming Justin Boots - Cowtown Boots Congratulations Bailey Hats - Stetson Hats - Bristol Hats To The Class of '76 Pendleton Shirts - Van Heusen Shirts Comfy Downfilled Jackets - Levi’s GALE'S FURNITURE HUB CRAMER'S CLOTHING 381 Lincoln Street Warren Hancock 808 Main Street Lander, Wyoming Phone: 307-332-4083 Lander, Wyoming Chevrolet - Pontiac - Cadillac MAVERICK MOTEL, CAFE LOUNGE HALLAM, INC. 242 Main Street 756 Main Street Lander, Wyoming Lander, Wyoming Phone: 307-332-3600 Phone: 307-332-4303 Amateur Professional Photo Equipment GARY'S TV MUSIC Duality Books for Quality Readers ED'S CAMERA BOOK SHOP 76 505 Main Street Lander, Wyoming Best Wishes to the Class of 76 FIRST WYOMING SAVINGS Riverton’s Oldest Largest Appliance Store 524 East Main Riverton, Wyoming Frigidaire - Housewares - Hardware Paints - Sporting Goods South Federal Boulevard - Riverton, Wyoming Phone: 307-856-2253 LEAMING’S ACE HARDWARE Ford - Mercury - Lincoln We Don’t Want All The Business - Just Yours! NORRIS FORD, INC. 306 Main Street Lander, Wyoming Since 1866 Clothing for the Entire Family 522 No. Federal Blvd. Riverton, Wyoming Phone: 307-856-7777 Office Furniture Supplies Artist Supplies Books “We Deliver” WESTERN WYOMING OFFICE SUPPLY Fremont County’s Daily Newspaper BEST WISHES to DUBOIS SCHOOL BALDWIN’S THE RIVERTON RANGER 77 217 E. Main Riverton, Wyoming Lighting the Way for More Than 50 Years” Lewis Carol Maulik, Owners HOFFMAN ELECTRIC, INC. 219 East Main Riverton, Wyoming Phone: 307-856-4444 “We’ve Got Every Bloomin’ Thing JERRY’S FLOWERS THINGS 110 West Main Riverton, Wyoming Everything For The Builder! A, D. MARTIN LUMBER COMPANY Riverton’s Community Owned Independent Bank Striving to Serve the Community Better AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK “Value For Your Money” —Every Time- 313 E. Main Riverton, Wyoming OSBORNE’S SHOE STORE Riverton, Wyoming Congratulations to the Class of 1976” BERNIE’S LIQUOR LOUNGE 78 309 E. Main Riverton, Wyoming Fashion - Casual Work - Western 209 East Main Riverton, Wyoming Red Wing Boots and Shoes Western Boots by Justin - Hyer - Texas Expert Shoe Repair E. P. “Milu” Lapeyre MILU'S BOOT SHOP Herbert K. Lehman 210 W. Main - Riverton, Wyoming Phone: 307-856-3941 See Tom Kintzler and Rod Osborne For Your Clothing Needs Portraits - Commercial - Weddings Children - Outdoor Photography THE LEHMAN STUDIO ROD’S FOR MEN 117 N. Broadway Riverton, Wyoming Phone: 307-856-9696 Main Broadway Riverton, Wyoming Member FDIC Complete Departments More and More Peop|e Are Saying . . . Guns - Ammunition That.s My Bank Fishing Equipment - Skiing Equipment HARTMEN’S SPORTING GOODS FIRST NATIONAL BANK 316 Main Street Riverton, Wyoming Hallmark Cards Fine Gifts GIFT BOX, INC. 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