Dubois High School - Ram Yearbook (Dubois, WY)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1984 volume:

The 1984 Ram Dubois Jr-Sr High School Dubois, Wyoming Table Of Contents Seniors ..................................... Page 4 Classes ..................................... Page 24 Faculty ..................................... Page 32 Sports ...................................... Page 36 Organizations ............................... Page 54 Junior High ................................. Page 12 Ads ......................................... Page 80 Sam Albright Kindness I shall pass through this world but once. If therefore, there be any kindness I can show, or any good thing I can do. Let me do it nowi Let me not defer or neglect it, for I shall not pass this way again. Marla Jo Alexander Gene Andrews Mom and Dad, Those were the good old days. Thanks for everything I love you both. T-roy I will never forget all the good times we have had. Love ya bro. Mr. K. I love ya. Take care and keep in touch. Thanks for everything. Trish and Susan, Love you guys, take care and keep in touch. J.J. (P.S.) Love you sis. Seniors 84” KICK......... Annjannett Brown 5 John Cargill Basketball 1,2,3,4 Volleyball 1.2 Cheerleader 1,3,4 Mascot 4 Track 1,4 Boys B-ball mgr. 1,2,3 Student Council 3 All of us are blessed with individuality We re different from each other ... That’s how God meant us to be. So when opinions differ, And you don’t see eye to eye. Or angry words are spoken And tempers start to fly. Calm yourself and try to see The other person’s view ... Mediate your differences As God wants you to do. For by living well with others Through every kind of strife Our horizons broaden And we get much more from lifel Cama Clark 1 Tammy Cleveland 7 Keep your eyes on the skyline, to meet your opposition. Keep your heart with your thoughts, to keep your love right. Keep your eyes on the eyes of others, to find the truth. Keep your back to the wind. to make life’s short walk easier. Keep your feet in front of you, don’t fall over your past. Keep your direction in line with your goals, let nothing stand in your way. Keep a smile on your face to show others the way. Pete Condis To: Sheryl, thanks for your support and calmness during all our accidents, (intersections, slick roads) Thanks sis. Chrysta- for the Good Times, and friendship. Trisha- for her great listening abilities. Ann- for her great friendship. Mom Dad- I Love You. Pete- thanks for your friendship and love. I’m sorry if I didn't show my appreciation in my daily actions. You all mean alot to me. LOVE, Susan The greater danger for most of us is not that our aim is too high and we miss it, but that it is to low and we reach it. -Perry Tanksley- Today is to my past, a day of ending) But for the rest of my life, today is the beginning. What though my past is marred, or my task unfinished? Today I’ll start all over, with a future unblemished. Today I’ll change my pace, from failure to winning) Because to the rest of life, Today is my beginning. -Perry Tanksley- We arrive in this world alone We depart alone. But this time called life Was meant to share. Trisha Freeman Jim Johnson 9 Kimberly Kay Knowles Tomorrow is a dream that leads me onward Tomorrow is a path I've yet to choose. A friend I’ve yet to make. It's all the talent I’ve yet to use. Tomorrow is a dream that leads me onward Always just a step ahead of mes It’s the joy I’ve yet to know, The love I’ve yet to know. For it’s the person I have yet to be. I � The Universe is a bond book with an infinite amount of pages and chapters. Bonded by the chains of time and the unknown theories of man. The Universe holds more information than any one man could fathom. The Universe holds the record of every episode of time. Maybe one day we can solve this vast puzzle of ours. By Timothy E. Kuhlman Timothy E. Kuhlman 10 Leseberg Diana Mefford One night a man had a dream. He dreamed he was walking along the beach with the LORD. Across the sky flashed scenes from his life. For each scene, he noticed two sets of footprints in the sandi one belonged to him, the other to the LORD. When the last scene of his life flashed before him, he looked back at the footprints in the sand. He noticed that many times along the path of his life there was only one set of footprints. He also noticed that it happened at the very lowest and saddest times in his life. This really bothered him and he questioned the LORD about it. LORD, you said that once I decided to follow you, you'd walk with me all the way. But I have noticed that during the most troublesome times in my life, there is only one set of footprints. I don’t understand why when I needed you most you would leave me. The LORD replied My precious child. I love you and I would never leave you. During your times of trial and suffering, when you see only one set of footprints, it was then that I carried you.” 12 New Friends and Old Friends Make new friends but keep the old Those are silvers these are gold. New-made friendships, like new wine, Age will mellow and refine. Friendships that have stood the test Time and change are surely best. Surely new friends are good to find. Old friends are always on my mind. Make new friends but keep the old-. Those are silvers these are gold. Paula Pickett My interest Is in the future Because I am going to spend The rest of my life there. Crysta Pollite Jake Rooks Dian Rowe How far I go, how much I see, How high I soar depends on me. THE ROAD NOT TAKEN Two roads diverged in a yellow wood, And sorry I could not travel both And be one traveler, long I stood And looked down one as far as I could To where it bent in the undergrowth: Then took the other, as just as fair. And having perhaps the better claim, Because it was grassy and wanted weari Though as for that the passing there Had worn them really about the same. And both that morning equally lay In leaves no step had trodden black. Oh. I kept the first for another day! Yet knowing how way leads on to way, I doubted if I should ever come back. I shall be telling this with a sigh Somewhere ages and ages hence Two roads diverged in a wood, and I- I took the one less traveled by. And that has made all the difference. Raphaella Stump 16 Joe Thompson 18 Graduation Day Today we’ll start a new life And we ll say our last goodbyes To all the friends we’ve grown to love With whom we’ve laughed and cried. Remembering the fun and laughter. The problems and the fears. An watching all our memories grow Throughout our high school years. The memories of the dances And the new friends that we’ve met, Vacations, teachers, talking And exams we’d rather forget. Yes. high school days are precious but t Shannon Wilson La Esperanza Nunca Se Fierde Vicky Avila $. D H PROCESSIONAL - Dubois Jr. S Sr. Band. WELCOME - Mr. Whitcomb. Principal. INVOCATION - Rev. Donald Bren. LIFE KEEPS MOVIN' - High School Choir. VALEDICTORIAN ADDRESS - Kim Knowles. SALUTATORIAN ADDRESS - Chrysta Politte. COMMENCEMENT ADDRESS - Rosie Wells. AWARDING OF DIPLOMAS - Mrs. Kay Wells, Board Of Trustees Chairman. OUT HERE ON MY OWN” - Mrs. Scott. BENEDICTION - Rev. Donald Bren. RECESSIONAL - THUNDERBIRD”. Class Officers: PRESIDENT - Joe Thompson. VICE-PRESIDENT - Gale Rose. SECRETARY TREA- SURER - Jim Johnson. STUDENT COUNCIL REP. - Gene Andrews. CLASS SONGS - Out Here On My Own 6 Thunderbird . CLASS FLOWER - Blue Rose. CLASS COLORS - Lt. Blue S Dk. Blue. CLASS SPONSORS - Ms. Jane Peterson 6 Mr. Tolar. 21 Class Juniors of 1985 Right: Mark Bren, Dan Damveld, Paula Hill, Jay Hinnant Above: Kim Horton, Kal Jepson, Eric Johnson, Bill Kane, Debbie Kurasz. Right: Mary Lapeyre, Stewart Marker, Mariann Medina, Patty Miller. 24 Above: Tacie Stevens, Wayne Suda, Laurie Thompson, Sam Titterington, Tracy Wager, Denise Weiss. Sam Wempen. 25 Sophomores Class of 1986 Right: Lisa Brent, Kjell, Ellisson. Heidi Ivie, Kim Kurasz. Below: Steve Marker. Ed Maciosek, Laird McBride, Kurt Meeks, Shane Mitchell. 26 Left top: Bill Pickett, Bill Rice. Micky Rowe, Eric Swofford. Left bottom: Jim Thompson Marsha Weiss, Scott West, Tom Whitcomb. 27 9th Grade Class of 1987 Right: Inger Albright, Jay Black, Joel Bren, Gloria Cisneros. Above: Tanna Clark. Travis Day, Kandi Freeman, Chris Henderson, Leroy Hinnant. Right: Traci Jassman, Judy Kane, Janet Keimig, Bill Koenig. gf 28 29 Faculty and Staff This page- Top to Bottom: Principal Joe Whitcomb, Custodian Joe Nordstrum, Marjorie Kurasz Custodian, Ed Brown Custodian, Cynthia Griffin Nurse. Opposite Page- First row: John Austin, Pat Ballinger, Shirley Bucher, Wm. Jr. Butkovich, Marylou Carson. Second row: Ervin Cline, Denise Dobell, Mark Ellwein, Roma Frazer, Cole Freeman. Third row: Duane Freeman, Nena Germany, Ro- semary Graff, Richard Hodgson, Dave Streyle. Fourth row: Sue Johnston, Jane Kidneigh, Allen Keinert, Jane Petersen, Gerry Scott. Bottom row. Carolyn Terry. Camelia Tolar. Matthew Tolar, Nancy Wojahn. 33 Scoreboard Dubois Opponent 0 Rock Springs 6 0 Basin 32 S Lovell 24 16 Wind River 26 28 Greybull 45 12 WIHS 20 12 Rocky Mountain 26 28 Shoshoni 20 ... . ' : •' 4 .V. Wrf � .2 Football Team Shows Promise for Future 1983 FOOTBALL SQUAD - Top: Head Coach Freeman, Manager Jay Hinnant. Dan Damveld. Sam Titterington, Mark Bren, Gerald Sickafoose, Bill Kane, Allen Politte, Manager Laird McBride, Assistant Coach Freeman. Middle: Manager Joel Bren, Sam Wempen, Bill Rice, Ed Maciosek. Luke Steinmetz, Darren Oard, Frank Rose, Tom Whitcomb. Bottom: Brian Titterington, Leroy Hinnant, Steve Lewis, Kal Jepson. Tom Scheer, Kim Kurasz. The football season this year was one destined to be an experience gaining and rebuilding proposition. With only one Senior, a large group of Juniors and Sophomores gained valuable experience for the coming season. The win over Shoshoni, the last game of the year, will pave the way future successful seasons. During the season our team was well supported by our cheerleaders and fans. Coach Freeman 37 I'E- Fifth-fifty is the best way to describe the 1983 Volleyball Season� the record was 8-8 with 8-6 in conference play. The team decided to really play ball at regionals. surprising everyone with some outstanding play against Shoshoni. Then the girls put the scare into Basin, but came up short in the end. The Rams had to beat WIHS to earn a berth at State Tournament, and did that the hard way by losing the 2nd game of the match 0-15. and then lost to Wind River for the third time this year. Kim Knowles and Heidi Ivie were named to the All Tournament Team. The Rams began State Tournament play by defeating a State Contender , Cheyenne Seaton� then lost to Kemmerer, the team that eventually became State Champions. The girls came back to defeat Burns and ended the season with still another loss to Wind River� but in losing that match we played our best game against our local rivals. The last Wind River game saw Paula Pickett playing her best match of the year. Trisha Freeman was named to the all State Tournament team� Micky Rowe and Heidi were two of the very few sophomores to play at State� and Shannon Wilson was a strong hitter all season. Patti Miller and Tacie Stevens also did a fine job all year and will be returning seniors in 1984. JUNIOR VARSI- TY SQUAD - Far Left Bottom. Standing: Man- ager Lee Rowe. Laurie Thomp- son. Tacie Stevens, Patty Miller. Manager Kim Leseberg. Kneeling: Tanna Clark. Janet Keimig. Dixie Matlack. Seated: Debbie Parker, Jill Miller. Kandi Freeman. VARSI- TY SQUAD - Above. Top to Bottom: Man- ager Lee Rowe, Tacie Stevens. Manager Kim Leseberg, Patty Miller, Heidi Ivie. Kim Knowles, Paula Pickett. Shan- non Wilson, Micky Rowe. Trish Freeman. 39 Up and Down Season for Boys 40 Top row: Manager Laird McBride, Sam Albright, Pat Rose, Mark Bren, Sam Titterington, Kurt Meeks, Bill Pickett, Coach Dave Streyle. Kneel- ing: Ed Maciosek, Kal Jepson, Gale Rose. Jim Thompson, Tom Whit- comb. The 1983-84 season was an up and down season for the Dubois Rams. There was exciting wins but more disappointing losses. The Rams could never find the consistancy that was needed to be state contenders again this year. With the loss of only three Seniors, Gale Rose, Sam Albright, and Harry Leseberg. next year looks promising for the Rams. With more great support from our fans the Rams Basketball team should have a good season next year. -Coach Streyle- Scoreboard Dubois Opponent 48 Pinedale 80 35 Jeffrey City 32 41 Lovell 77 67 Basin 72 50 WIHS 72 46 Rocky Mtn. 71 62 Shoshoni 63 54 Greybull 46 33 Thermopolis 35 56 Wind River 55 41 Jeffrey City 32 46 Lovell 75 52 Wind River 45 60 Basin 39 68 Shoshoni 39 42 Greybull 43 45 Rocky Mtn. 57 53 WIHS 74 41 J.V. and Freshmen Boys Basketball Top row: Coach Butkovich, Ed Maciosek, Bill Pickett, Kurt Meeks, Tom Whitcomb, Jim Thompson. Kneeling: Eric Swof- ford, Kim Kurasz, Shane Mitchell, Steve Marker. The J.V. Basketball team got off to a slow start, but kept improving and finished the second half of the season as a very competitive team in our conference. The highlight of the year was a 72-59 victory over WIHS. that broke a 47 game winning streak for the Chiefs. We matured as a team throughout the year and realized that when we consistently played up to our potential we were a first class basketball team. We made commitments to carry this experience over to varsity next year, so that DHS will be a State Contender. -Coach Butkovich- 42 The Freshman basketball players im- proved throughout the year as individual players and as a team. We set individual goals to keep improving so that this year's Freshman will grow into first rate varsity players before they leave DHS. -Coach Butkovich- Top row: Coach Butkovich, Travis Day, Darren Oard, Joel Bren, Frank Rose, Bill Koenig. Kneeling: Rene Suda, Brian Tittering- ton, Leroy Flinnant. Girls Basketbal Top row: Micky Rowe, Teralyn Jeffs, Shannon Wilson, Cama Clark, Janet Keimig, Trish Freeman, Paula Pickett, Kim Knowles. Kneeling: Rachelle Jeffs, Jill Miller, Tacie Stevens, Tanna Clark, Laurie Thompson, Denise Weiss, Debbie Kurasz. The 1984 girls basketball team started slowly but gradually became a positive force in the Five Rivers Conference Race. The Lady Rams finished in a tie with the WIHS Lady Chiefs for fifth place in the Conference. They also received fifth seed in the Regional , Tournament, at which they were finally ousted by the WIHS in an exciting double overtime game on Saturday, which could have led to a trip to State. Cama Clark and Teralyn Jeffs were selected to the All- Conference Team. The lady rams will return several players from varsity and J.V. squads to form a nucleus for next year’s team, and fill in the positions that had been played by Seniors: Trisha Freeman, Kim Knowles, Paula Pickett, Shannon Wilson, Camma Clark, and Teralyn Jeffs. -Coach Freeman- 44 The Joy of Competing My heart beat fast as We readied for the game. Excitement rose as The other team came. I put on my high-tops And got ready to win. We were challenging The Windriver Cougars again. I looked at my team And blocked out the rest. I made accurate passes And dribbled my best. Believe it or not, We actually wonl Though the score was close- Thirty-two, thirty-one. How To tell A Winner From A Loser A Winner Says, Never Give Up. A Loser Says, Why Try. A winner says, Let’s find out!” A loser says, Nobody knows.” When a winner makes a mistake, he says, I was wrong.” When a loser makes a mistake he says, It wasn t my fault.” A winner goes through a problem. A loser goes around it — but never gets past it. A winner makes commitments. A loser makes promises. A winner says, I’m good, but not as good as I ought to be.” A loser says, I'm no worse than a lot of other people.” 45 1984 Matmen Go To State This Page Sponsored By BERT MILTON REALTY Dubois Opponent 15 37 Jackson 51 8 Shoshoni 31 27 Jackson 6th Runner Invitational 4th Kemmerer Invitational 19 42 Greybull 25 33 Basin 45 12 Jeffery City 39 26 Lovell 21 27 Wind River 3rd Greybull Invitational 12 51 Greybull 23 35 Basin 31 30 Wind River 4th place at Regionals 6th place at State Steve Lewis- Sr.- 132 lbs. State Champion Kal Jepson- Jr.- 126 lbs. 3rd. place Kim Kurasz- Soph.- 112 lbs. 4th place 46 Top row: Manager Tom Scheer, Manager Laird McBride, Joe Thompson, Luke Stienmetz, Coach Ballinger. Middle: Jay Hinnant, Sam Wempen, Steve Lewis, Kal Jepson, Bill Rice. Seated: Leroy Hinnant, Brian Titterington, Kim Kurasz. Kjell Ellison. 1984 Track Top row: Coach Cole Freeman, Ed Maciosek, Gerald Sickafoose, Sam Titterington, Joel Bren, Sam Wempen, Heidi Ivie, Dan Damveld, Coach Duane Freeman. Middle row: Cama Clark, Tom Whitcomb, Stewart Marker, Janet Keimig, Trish Freeman. Scott West, Darren Oard, Frank Rose, Bill Kane. Seated: Micky Rowe, Gloria Cisneros, Kandi Freeman, Luke Stienmetz, Brian Titter- ington, Chris Henderson, Kal Jepson, Manager Leroy Hinnant. 48 On a cold wintery day in April, some thirty boys and girls reported for track workouts at DHS. Some of these people had already started working out in March, so they were somewhat more prepared for the unusual cold and snowy spring that was to follow. After the bitter cold start, the State Track Meet in May proved to be a record shattering year and under almost perfect weather conditions. The DHS thinclads broke several school records this year. Among them were the following: Girls: Micky Rowe 1600 meters, 649.24i 3X0 meters, 14:01.52 Heidi Ivie Long Jump. I4’8 i High Jump, 5'5 i XO meters. 27.25 Cama Clark. Gloria Cisneros, Trisha Freeman £ Heidi Ivie 800 meter relay, 1:54.51. Trisha Freeman 200 meter hurdles, 35.33. Gloria Cisneros 400 meters, 69.32 Boys: Sam Titterington 1600 meters, 4:53.85. Kal Jepson, Dan Damveld. Stewart Marker £ Sam Titterington 1600 meter relay, 3:38.93. Kal Jepson. Tom Whitcomb, Sam Titterington £ Stewart Marker 400 meter relay, 47.61. Darren Oard, Frank Rose, Sam Wempen £ Dan Damveld 3200 meter relay, 945.32. Kal Jepson 400 meters, 54.75. Stewart Marker 100 meters, 11.55� 200 meters 24.10. 4a Cheering Squads Football Left to Right: Tacie Stevens, Susan Condis, Jill Miller, Tanna Clark, Kim Leseberg. Front: Sheryl Epp. Basketball Top: Susan Condis. Standing: Tanna Clark, Sheryl Epp. Seated: Jill Miller, Mascot Cama Clark, Tacie Stevens. 50 51 Homecoming Adds Life to DHS Royalty HOMECOMING QUEEN - Tacie Stevens. ESCORT - Steve Lewis. FIRST ATTEN- DANT - Trish Freeman, ESCORT - Tom Scheer. SECOND ATTENDANT - Heidi Ivie, ESCORT - Kim Kurasz. THIRD ATTENDANT - Kandi Freeman, ESCORT - Frank Rose. 55 Pride Marches On Top right: Teachers have spirit also. Below: You've had it now Sam. Bottom right: Puppy Love. 56 Spirit Week: Hall Decorations- Ist. Place Senior Class. Tug- a-War- 7th. Grade. Powder Puff Football game- Seniors and Freshmen. Parade winners- The Junior Class. Left: Micky goes for a touch- down in the Powder Puff Football game. Bottom Left: Stevie loves to pose for the camera. Bottom Right: We're not strange we’re just different. 57 Student Council Top row. Tom Scheer, Scott West, Joel Bren, President- Steve Lewis. Seated: Mr. Ellwein, Raphaella Stump- Secre- tary, Sam Titterington, Joe Thompson, Sheryl Epp, Lisa Brent. 1984 Junior-Senior Prom Stairway To Heaven Music by Free Agent Kim Horton - Junior Attendant-, and Kal Jepson - Escort (bottom left). Kim Knowles - Senior Attendanti and Sam Titterington - Escort (right). 63 Band Top row: Tom Whitcomb, Jim Johnson, Mariann Medina, Gloria Cisneros, Kathi Redman. Bottom row: Lisa Brent, Jill Miller, Mrs. Scott. 64 Chorus Top row: Mariann Medina. Luke Steinmetz, Jim Johnson, Sam Tittering- ton. Kathi Redman. Bottom row: Raphaella Stump. Ann Brown. Susan Condis. Tammy Cleveland. Mrs. Scott. 65 D-Club Top row- Dan Damveld, Allen Pollite. Trish Freeman, Camma Clark, Sam Albright, Sam Titter- ington, Heidi Ivie, Joe Thompson, Paula Pickett, Kim Kurasz, Kal Jepson, Shannon Wilson. Tom Whitcomb. Middle row= Kim Knowles, Tom Scheer, Jay Hin- nant, Ed Maciosek, Mark Bren, Bill Kane. Gerald Sickafoose. Stewart Marker. Sam Wempen. Seated: Susan Condis, Kjell Elli- son, Luke Steinmetz, Sheryl Epp, Tacie Stevens, Micky Rowe, Steve Lewis, Laurie Thompson. 66 Rodeo Club Top row: Kjell Ellison, Dan Johnson, Inger Albright, Luke Stienmetz, Sam Albright, Kim Kurasz, Kal Jepson. Kneeling: Trish Freeman, Micky Rowe, Cama Clark, Shannon Wilson, Tanna Clark. Traci Jassman. 67 Mariann Medina. Susan Condis, Sheryl Epp. Not pictured: Lee Rowe. Cama Clark. Mr. Austin, sponsor. The annual staff (as always) was rather small this year. The few who were involved however, worked long and hard hours to get the yearbook done. Special thanks to Lee and Susan for developing all our pictures, and for helping design pages: Mariann for doing pages and putting up with me: and Cama for doing ads. And. above all. thanks to Mr. Austin for denying the many temptations to kill me. Sheryl Epp. editor Ms. Jane Petersen, Sponsori Tanna Clark, Tom Scheer, Jill Miller. Kandi Freeman. Not pictured: Marsh Weiss. The Rams' Pride D.H.S. Student Newspaper produced six editions in 1983-84. Marsha Weiss was a very diligent editor, and the other hard-working reporters were: Jill Miller, Tanna Clark, Kandi Freeman, and Tom Scheer. The reporters gathered the information, wrote the articles, proofread them, edited them, and neatly typed each edition. Without their dedication and enthusiasm, this would not have been possible. What more could any sponsor ask for? Thank you. Ms. Jane Petersen. Sponsor 69 Junior High Activities And Sports Seventh Grade Erik Brent Seig Butner Andy Carter Jeff Day Julie Foley Randy Foley Stacey Fox Tom Flinerman Ole Johnson Troy Jassman Cathy Kane Bill Kellogg Kathy LaFaunce Sandy LaFaunce Kevin Leseberg 72 Eighth Grade Tammie Apland Susan Black Bonnie Bowles Katrina Bucher Echo Butner Kent Cole Shawn Graham David Griffin Rena Johnson Connie Kurasz Kelly Kurasz Kristi Leseberg Lance McBride Ron Medina Coleen Mowlin 73 Football and Volleyball Football - Top row: Mgr. Echo Butner. Mgr. Kristi Leseberg. Kent Cole. Dustin Ralston. Ron Medina, Jay Wells. Lance McBride. Kevin Rains, Coach Streyle. Middle row: Andy Carter, Jeff Day. Bill Kellogg. Daniel Wojahn, Scott Baker. Patrick Fahring. David Griffin. Seated: Scott Nishwitz. Kevin Leseberg. Seig Butner. Troy Jassman. Kelly Kurasz. Allen Pittsley. Volleyball - Top row: Coach Jean Burns. Susan Black. Cathy Kane, Bonnie Bowles, Echo 74 Butner. Tammie Apland. Shawna Titterington. Kneeling: Stacey Fox. Rena Johnson. Tina Pittsley. Coleen Nowlin. Kara Ruff, Sandy LaFaunce. Dale Mefford. Basketbal Boys’ Basketball - Top row: Mgr. Kristi Leseberg, Kent Cole, Tom Hinerman, Ed Winters, Jay Wells, Lance McBride, Ron Medina, David Griffin, Mgr. Connie Kurasz. Kneeling: Travis Stevens, Kevin Leseberg, Jeff Day, Kelly Kurasz, Daniel Wojahn, Scott Nishwitz, Bill Kellogg. Andy Carter. Girls' Basketball - Top row: Cathy Kane, Bonnie Bowles. Kristi Leseberg, Tammie Apland. Mgr. Lance McBride. Kneeling: Stacey Fox, Connie Kurasz, Sandy LaFaunce, Mary Sickafoose. STtV? Jr. High Wrestling Standing: Andy Carter, Kelly Kurasz. Kneel- ing: Troy Jass- man. Track Top row: Coach Freeman, Jay Wells, Kristi Leseberg, Nikki West, Tom Hinerman, Manager Lance McBride. Middle row: Stacey Fox, Bonnie Bowles, Kevein Leseberg, Shawna Titter- ington, Scott Nishwitz. Kneeling: Connie Kurasz, Kelly Kurasz, Bill Kellogg. 76 Student Council and Newspaper Newspaper - Standing: Ole Johnson, Jeff Day. Kelly Kurasz. Lance McBride. Jay Wells, Bonnie Bowles, Kristi Leseberg, Ron Medina, Shawn Graham, Kara Ruff. Nikki West. Rena Johnson. Mrs. Graff. Seated: Andy Carter. Bill Kellogg, Tom Hinerman, Daniel Wojanh, Mary Sickafoose. Connie Kurasz, Kevin Leseberg, Stacey Fox. Student Council - Standing: Mrs. Graff. Kurt Chesner, David Griffin. Seated: Katthy LaFaunce. Daniel 77 Wojahn, Seig Butner, Jay Wells. Junior High Band and Choir Jr. High Band - Top row: Eric Brent, Ron Medina, Ed Winters, Kent Cole, Travis Stevens. Bottom row: Mrs. Scott, Katrina Bucher, Bonnie Bowles, Connie Kurasz, Julie Foley, Jr. High Choir - Top row: Susan Black, Julie Foley, Echo Butner, Kathy LaFaunce, Nicki West, Stacey Fox. Bottom row: Travis Stevens, Scott Baker, Mrs. Scott. 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