Dubois High School - Ram Yearbook (Dubois, WY)

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D-CU MJeJZci Pofttlt Up l fiUc Acftv ei There were 28 members of D-Club in 1987. To be a member of D-Club a student must letter in one sport during the school year. Sponsors of the club were the high school coaches. Mr. Freeman (AD, FB, T) was in charge. He was assisted by Mrs. Miller (VB), Mr. Butkovich (BBB), Mr. Ballinger (WR, FB), Mr. Mees (GBB, BBB), Ms. Kriese (VB, T), and Mrs. Burns (GBB). Activities for the D-Club included doing concessions during the boys basketball season. They also sold DUBOIS football jerseys. These shirts sold for $10.00 and could be purchased in blue with white and gold trim or white with blue and gold trim. The student body and faculty reacted very well to the sale and the D- Club made a nice profit. Being a part of athletics is very important to the members of D-Club and they've worked hard to become members of the organization. 1. D-Club Members: Scott Nishwitz, Jeff Day, Dustin Ralston, Tanna Clark, Andy Carter, Ke- vin Leseberg, Tania Bernard, Vice President Kent Cole, President Rob Bryant, Secretary Tena Rice, Tom Hinerman, Ed Winters, Darren Oard, Jay Wells, Leroy Hinnant, Connie Kurasz, Kandi Freeman, Kerri Call, Jill Miller. 2. For the ALL-STAR ATHLETE a locker is their next home. 1

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Baud Fupvdot At Feitu cd The Dubois band program had a very active year. The band, composed of both Junior High and High School musicians, performed the Christmas Concert, a solo and small ensemble recital, the Spring Concert, and graduation. The Pep Band added school spirit by playing at the ath- letic events and pep assemblies. In April, the High School musicians performed at the District Music Festival in Rock Springs. The group was very successful and returned home with a Superior (I) rating. In addition, solo performances re- ceived eleven I's and six II's. This year's band had a very good year and earned a lot of respect from both the school and community. 1. Front: Shelly Pittsley, Dawn Williams, Jill Mill- er, Bonnie Bowles, Connie Kurasz. Middle: Brad Jaeckel, Ed Winters, April Marquiss, DeyLynn Ward, Traci Thompson, Kelly Marrou, Tanna Clark, Kent Cole. Back: Director Randy Nus- baum, Steen Finley, Andy Carter, Stacey Oard, Nikki Bryant. Missing: Corinna Blowers. 2. 1, 2, 3 . . . WHERE'S THE MUSIC!!? 3. The band always goes first class. 4. Shelly Pittsley jams to the school song. 3

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Amwi Staff Tin Okh Fot Youl! Take eleven inexperienced students and one inexpe- rienced advisor and what do you have? Twelve people on the annual staff who had to learn the meaning of such words as ladder diagram, 3R planner, pica, gutter, DPS, bleedoffs, and DEADLINES! Many eyes were opened as the 1986-1987 annual staff set to the task of producing the RAM yearbook. The year began by attending the 1986 Wyoming High School Student Press Association Convention held in Thermopolis. We attended workshops designed to help us improve our journalistic, photography, and layout talents. The trip was a valuable learning exper- ience and it geared up the staff to produce what we think will be an award-winning annual for 1987. Our first big decision was to choose a theme. “For All You Do . . . This Year's For You was chosen as a tribute to the Class of 1987. From there, we made decisions on the number of pages; cover design, color, and specifications; typography; and our special feature of color on the Senior pictures. After deciding what we wanted, we had the huge task of raising money to cover the production costs. Our primary source of income came from the sale of ads. Our campaign lasted nearly three months but earned us over $3,100. We were more than half-way and with our sales campaign in late December, we added to that almost $1,200. Selling pop, doing conces- sions, and selling seat cushions rounded out our mon- ey-making activities. January brought a frenzy of activity that would last the rest of the year. Layout meetings became a regular occurence as this crew began the long haul to put out over 100 pages covering nearly every event in the school. It was tough work but we think you'll be pleased with the results. After all — FOR ALL YOU DO .. THIS ONE'S FOR YOU!