Dubois High School - Ram Yearbook (Dubois, WY)

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1. Dixie Matlack and Stone Baker added jammin' color to the Ge- neric Dance. 2. Dustin Ralston and Tanna Clark receive their awards for Mr. and Ms. Spirit 1986. 3. Corinna Blowers and Le- roy Hinnant model the latest in sweats for Sweat Pants Day. 4. In Tanna Clark really serious or is she just brown nosing? 5. A slow song sparked close dancing and romance as the 1986 Spirit Week came to an end. 2 5

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SpotSt Week Juit Fot The, FpOuk Of ft The Dubois student body celebrated school pride “Just For The Spirit Of It during the week of November 17-22. The 1986 Spirit Week was composed of four days, during which the students dressed up, revved up, and slacked off for the occasion. At the end of the week a Generic Dance was held and Mr. and Ms. Spirit were announced. Carrying out the theme for the week, the events started on Tuesday with Teacher Appreciation Day. Students showed their respect for teachers with compliments, gifts and good behavior. Students borrowed old clothes from their parents on Wednesday to help kick off Nerd Day. Many rose to the occasion by dressing in clashed colors and prints. Sweat Pants Day, on Thursday, was a great success because it allowed the students to kick back and be casual. The day was definitely comfortable and many even believed that they could concentrate on their studies better when they were decked out in their favorite garb. With Blue and Gold filling the halls at D.H.S. on Friday, students entered the pep assembly to cheer on the basketball team. Saturday night wrapped up Spirit Week with a generic dance after the game. Students dressed in black and white danced to the sounds of Rock on Wheels of Laramie, who by putting on a great light show and providing good music, made the dance a success. Topping off the evening was the selection of Mr. and Ms. Spirit 1986, Dustin Ralston and Tanna Clark. 1. Nerd Day brought out the true personalities of Bobbi Manning, Tanna Clark, Kristi Leseberg, and Connie Kurasz. 2. The freshmen learn a new way to show school spirit. 2

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Cfaitfml riogftm tfappy f-lo dagi The Christmas Concert put on by the junior high and high school band and the seventh grade chorus was a huge success. A record-breaking crowd listened intently and were put in the Christmas spirit for the holidays. The junior high band, under the direction of Randy Nusbaum, performed four songs. The seventh grade chorus then delighted the audience with their Christmas melodies. Featured performers included seventh graders Adrian Wagner on the flute and Jessie Miller on the synthesizer. The high school band, also under the direction of Randy Nus- baum, performed three songs, including a sing-a-long in which the audience participated. A solo performance by Corinna Blow- ers was the highlight of the evening. As one person commented, She has such a big voice for such a small person. Corinna performed a medley of songs, Do You Hear What I Hear and Merry Christmas To You, to a standing ovation. After the concert Mrs. Bowles had this to say about the perfor- mance: It's a wonderful treat for the town to listen to the Junior High and High School bands. They are a real tribute to Mr. Nusbaum. 1. Corinna Blowers stuns the audience with a moving Christmas solo. 2. The high school band entertains at the Christ- mas Concert. 3. A wave of the magic music wand. 4. The junior high chorus sings a holiday tune. 4 12