Dubois High School - Ram Yearbook (Dubois, WY)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1988 volume:

- Wb G Again 1. Would you pick Bachelor 1. 2. or 3. Scott. Andy and Jared hope you choose them! 2. Well. Watson, it appears Jay is either extremely tired OR Mrs. Tolar got her revenge! 3. Come on. Ed. play along and fake it like the rest of them! 4. New language. Brett? 5. Won't anyone else talk to you dressed like that. Kent? 6. So. Tena. what's it like on the other side? 7. Honest Mr Butkovich. I wasn't looking in the back of the book! I SWEAR (and Tom. Scott and Jennifer are witnesses.) 8. If you stand there and don't look suspicious, they won't suspect a darn thing. Just do what I say. Melissa and Teresa. nn mam 4 I. “Hi! My name is Chad and this is my friend. Jeff. 2 ... and this little piggy was eaten! 3. Good grief. Lance! What did Brad say?! 4. Now. Greg, see what happens when you take steroids?! 5. Sandy's contemplating her next move. 6. Oh, those research papers! 7. Nice legs, Mr. Mees. 8. Jared's rehearsing his Rap for American Bandstand. 9. Great muscles. Curt! 10. Stacey and Kerri always keep up with the latest. II. We see you Jennifer! 12. Where's my treat. Stone? 13. Traci and Kelly clown around between track events. 14. Are you sure? 15. Mr Zecher jokes with the audience and Mr. Nusbaum. Kent, Mr. Lowe and Jared during the slave sale assembly. 16. Jeff sleeps - Jeremy studies 17. Student teachers have to do everything, right Mr Mecca? 18. Jeff is sooooo graceful. 18 15 I r % 5 1. Ms. Westbrook, do you really think these freshmen are paying atten- tion? 2. We caught Mr. Zecher at a Craps table! Chaas. Paul. Lance and Nick are winning (or losing) during after prom night 3. Tina. Belle and Shawna engage Mr. Nusbaum in a game of ring- around-the-rosey (or something)! 4. “Get that camera outa here! I don't want anyone to see me like this! Oh. Jennifer, it's only makeup for the play! 5. Rena, first you really should turn on the computer! 6. Connie caught doing what she does best. Or is she just showing off the new library furniture? 7. Big. Bad Bal and his ugly stick! Mr. Ballinger takes a break with Dan. Travis. Chad and Bruce. 8. “Scott. I think Jay's cheese slid off his sandwich ... or is he just having a great time at Prom? 9. Shawn and Stacey watch a flick at Casino night. 10. No. ladies. We said SMILE Michelle and Cathy! 7 HERE m AGAIN WITH 1 There was lots of dancing ability at the Prom. 2. Drama students show off their awards for great suc- cess after State Drama Festival. 3. Does Jared look like a 3-D freak or what?! He and other D-Club members had a great time at the movie. 4. Congratulations. Kent ... now let's show those teeth! 5. The homecoming parade was a great success. 6. Mr Nusbaum. just deal the cards and quit posing for pictures! 7. Our smiling Homecoming Queen. Connie. 6 9 fJouMCouwtg Homecoming '87 started with a blast! The week consisted of three dress-up days, an entertaining assembly, a bon fire, the parade and a dance. Friday night the Spirit was abounding as the football team prepared to wamp Hanna and the volleyball squad was ready to walk over the Greybull Buffs. This was a very successful September Homecoming for DHS. Both teams gained victories! Our football squad downed Hanna 32-28, and the Lady Rams beat an undefeated Greybull team. Homecoming ended after the dance Saturday night at the school. Connie Kurasz was crowned Queen and Lance McBride was the King. 10 6 1. Homecoming King and Queen share a slow dance. 2. Football players carried on the Dubois Homecom- ing parade tradition. 3. Kent during the assembly ... “Eat your heart out. Buckwheat! 4. “Adios. Haga- mayor The Hanna opponent is put into the bon fire. 5. Homecoming Royalty: King Lance McBride. Queen Connie Kurasz. Attendants. Kelly Kurasz. Stacey Oard. Stone Baker. Tina Pittsley. Tom Kane. Angie Buoy 6. Smile girls! You look great on top of that car! 11 A'mm 1. Purity gone bad? 2. Not OUR little girl! 3. Let me help you with those baggy ankles, dear. 4. MY fire's not out yet! 5. The entire cast and crew with awards from All-State (Back) Tara Bernard, Lance McBride. Justin Staggs, Jennifer Nelson, Brad Jaeckel. Scott Nishwitz, Bonnie Bowles (Middle) Andy Carter, Tricia Zeler, Sandy Mitchell. Ms. Flanagan (Front) Jared Jeffs. Rena Johnson. Bobbi Manning, Amanda Carter, Connie Kurasz 6. Will we make it, ma? is what Andy seems to be saying to Stacey 7 Wow. Justin! What a life! 8 Oh. shut up and leave me alone. 9 Inside Out. Upside Down, All Turned Around ... 10. Bonnie, Jennifer. Andy, Tricia and Brad portray a serious scene (just get it over with. Carter!) 'i After six weeks of intensive rehearsal, the cast, crew, and director of the DHS Drama Department presented three one-act plays for the public. The high school auditorium was the setting for the November 13 and 14 performances. Breaking Up Is Hard To Do by Dennis Shee, The Who and Inside Out by Michael Seanlar were produced for full-house, receptive audiences. Following the production, the Drama Club members took a short break before beginning rehearsal for the State Theatre Festival. The group competed Dec. 4- 5 in Riverton. Scott Nishwitz, our one-man stage crew, brought home the Golden Screw Award for best stage crew! Stacey Oard was awarded Honorable Mention and Amanda Carter was chosen for the All-State Cast. According to Director, Ms. Flanagan, the Fall season was a tremendous success! MM U.N. After many mornings and evenings of preparation, six DHS students were off to Laramie to participate in the Model United Nations. The October 23 event took place at the University of Wyoming. Andy Carter, Kent Cole, Jennifer Nelson, Tom Hinerman, Scott Nishwitz and Dustin Ralston began the study of their simulations in mid September and during the next few weeks, spent more than 20 hours of their free time in preparation. Andy, Kent and Scott represented the Japanese government responding to a simulated North Korean attack against South Korea, while the interests of China were represented by Dustin, Jennifer and Tom in a simulated South African incursion into Angola. The resolutions drafted by both groups showed a solid grasp of the positions of the other nations involved, according to Mr. Zecher, as well as an ability to devise alternative strategies in response to rapidly changing conditions. 14 Though Model U.N. is not a competition, Mr. Zecher commended DHS students for a performance that was among the best of the schools participating. Members were (1) Back: Mr. Zecher (Advisor) Tom Hinerman. Dustin Ralston, Jennifer Nelson. Front: Kent Cole, Scott Nishwitz. Andy Cdrter. (2) Dustin Ralston found in his natural habitat. Clniilmi. . . Christmas Spirit came to the school in many ways. M) The Child Care class and their “preschool helped decorate the tree provided by the Student Council. Bobbi. Sandy. Lance. Kristi. Cathy and Shelley helped hang the ornaments. (2) Are you really that uncomfortable in that band suit? The band wore their uniforms for the concert. (3) Mr. Nusbaum shows a proud smile after directing the Middle Scnool and High School bands plus the 6th grade band and chorus through Christmas music. (4) The Spanish classes caroled through the halls. (5) Mr. Bryant and school personnel greeted the public at an Open House which followed the Christmas Program. 3 15 DHS and DMS students participated in a school-wide History Day competition. The students were required to present an entry as a part of their regular Social Studies class requirements and also as a trial-run in preparation for Regional History Day in Riverton, according to Mr. Zecher. The Dubois students won a number of awards at regionals which enabled them to compete at State History Day. DHS students going to State History Day in Laramie in May included Chad Bottcher, Kent Cole, Dustin Ralston, Stacey Oard, Kelly Marrou, Traci Thompson, Andy Carter, Rena Johnson, Kara Ruff, Kristi Leseberg, Jennifer Nelson, Tena Rice, Tom Hinerman, Scott Nishwitz, Brad Jaeckel and Jared Jeffs. Dustin Ralston received a superior second place rating for his research paper entitled Dunoir TieHacking which qualified him for a trip to Maryland in June to represent Wyoming at national competition. According to Mr. Zecher, the Middle School brought new enthusiasm to the History Day tradition this year and students are now eagerly anticipating next year's round of competitions. 2 1 So, what do you know about Genet- ics, Jared? Beter have Chad and Kent explain their project. 2. Dusty Ralston is off to National History Day in Maryland! 3. Cool dude. Brad! Bus rides make you resort to all kinds of stuff. 4. Mr. Zecher and Mr Atchley join the high school students at the Fairgrounds build- ing in Riverton during County History Day. (Back) Dusty. Scott, Rena. Kara. Kristi, Traci. (Front) Brad. Jared, Kent. Andy. Chad. Tena. Jennifer. Stacey. Kelly FiM Atili F Fh al The Fine Arts Festival was a great success again this year with over 200 people attending. Students from grades 6-12 displayed their talents in photography, design, woodworking, metal works, art, poetry, essays and music. The concert was one of the best ever as students demonstrated their expertise on the various instru- ments. Reverend Lynn Wright was a guest performer, singing a song from his latest recording, Sweetwater. Rev. Wright composed the piece himself. The Middle School singers who sang for the legislature at the state capitol, provided background music for the number. Refreshments were served following this important school-community event. 1 8rad Jaeckel. Ed Winters. Kent Cole and James Nusbaum comprise the Brass Quartet 2 Now this is a real dream house! Many people viewed the many works on display 3. Reverend Lynn Wright performed “Sweetwater as a spe- cial treat. 4 Nice metal works! Mr Ballinger's students displayed projects. 5 English 12 writing and a model of a theatre were among the displays being viewed by Michele Burdick. 6 The creative work of Mr. Christensen's art classes was ad- mired by parents and students 7 A new painting for the lunch room was completed by the Art I class 1. Com© on. Stacy, you know you can dance better than Eric! Steen. Kelly and Jeremy are dancing, too. 2. Jennifer, that's not your date! 3. Smile, Stone, Angie will be back soon. Share the joke with Jared and Stacey. 4 Hurry up. Rena. Leroy is getting away! 5. Nice song, huh guys? Rock On Wheels plays great music. 6. Gosh. Traci. Bonnie's story wasn't that bad! Chad and Rob weren't listening, though. s Prom royalty included (from left) Alan Pittsley. Clarica Johnson - freshman attendant. Scott Nishwitz. Michelle Ordway- senior attendant; Queen Cathy Kane. King Jeff Day; Tina Pittsley-junior attendant; Andy Carter. Sandy Mitchell - sophomore attendant, Jeremy Britton. AuJcvuk Fcsi Ftucceu Scholars and athletes were hon- ored at two ceremonies in May. Academic awards were present- ed to grades 6-12 following a banquet May 24. Athletes were honored May 25. Recognition was given to top students in many subject areas as well as for special achievements. Seniors received numerous schol- arships and those involved in sports earned letters and plaques. Valedictorian Dustin Ral- ston was selected for two special scholarships to assist his endeav- ors at Stanford. Academic achievement medals were presented to the top boy and girl in each class, including: Dustin Ralston Tena Rice - 12th; Scott Nishwitz Tina Pittsley - 11th; Jared Jeffs Kelly Marrou - 10th; Chad Bottcher Tricia Zeller - 9th. The five top seniors were Ralston, Rice, Connie Kur- asz, Bonnie Bowles and Kent Cole. The prestigious athletic trophies went to Tena Rice (Holger Poul- son and Solon Coates) and Kent Cole (Dexter Bush). 1. Brad Jaeckel accepts a track award from Coach Mees. 2. A top English student certificate was presented to Chris Schaefer by Ms. Flanagan. 3. Alan Pittsley earned a top art award in addition to a certificate of achievement from Ms. Westbrook. 4. Mr. Nusbaum happily awarded Connie Kurasz the plaque for Top Band Student. 5. Good job. Bobbi! 6. Don't look so serious. Tena. You did great! 7. Chad Williams. Travis Stevens. Alan Pittsley. Kevin Leseberg. and Kelly Kurasz show mixed reactions as they receive letters for sports. 8. What's so funny. Traci? Your track career is off to a good start! 21 TouioVtou) l Ltodwi 1. Steen Finley was selected to attend the Hugh O'Brian Leadership Seminar where he met with business and politi- cal leaders from Wyoming. Steen was also honored as the first Dubois-awarded Eagle Scout during a Court of Honor early in the year 2 Stacey Oard receives congratulations from Mr. Bryant. Principal, for being chosen as the DHS delegate to the University of Wyoming Summer Institute. Eighty outstanding sophomores from Wyoming High Schools pursue a wide range of subjects during the 3-week stay on campus in June. 3. Connie Kurasz was offered the opportunity to return to Girls' State in June 1988 to be a Junior Counselor. She will learn about the government at all levels. 4. Boys' State delegates are Scott Nishwitz. Andy Carter and Tom Hinerman. Alan Pittsley was alternate. The event will bring an understanding and knowledge of how their gov- ernment functions 22 t-lowmi StuMi 1. Students-of-the-Month. selected by teachers on the basis of citizenship and attitude, included (Back) Jared Jeffs. Kent Cole. Chad Bottcher. Alan Pittsley. Travis Stevens. (Front) Tena Rice. Kerri Call. Jennifer Nelson. Connie Kurasz and Bonnie Bowles for September through January 2. Chosen for the honor of Student-of-the-Month from Febru- ary through April were (Back) Dustin Ralston. Andy Carter. Brad Jaeckel. (Front) Bobbi Manning. Kelly Marrou, Rena Johnson. 3. Tena Rice received a scholarship for being chosen as Ri- verton Ranger Student-of-the-Year Mr Tolar presented her award. 4. Voted outstanding students. Connie Kurasz and Jared Jeffs were pleased to be honored as Students-of-the- Year ’4 him 1 1. National Honor Society took in new members in the Spring. 2. S.A.D.D. sponsored an after-prom Casino night. Andy and Jay had a rip-roaring good time during the lip sine contest! 3. Annual Staffers Jennifer and Traci working hard (?) on the '88 RAM. 4. Are you guys sure you know what you're doing in band? 5. D-Club members plan strategy in the boys locker room. Jay and Scott seem to be O.K. but what's Tena doing in there!!? 6. Tina and Karl hard at work in Journalism class putting together another Ram Pages 6 Studerit Cotmd Student Council's service project involved the restoration of the football bleachers. The bleachers were hand scraped and sanded. A coat of primer was applied. Chad Bottcher deserves special recognition for his limitless energy in sanding and painting. The Council plans to apply another coat of paint in the fall of '88. The officers along with Scott Nish- witz and Brad Jaeckel. attended the Wyoming Association of Stu- dent Councils convention in Ther- mopolis. The delegation stayed at the Big Horn Basin Children's Home because of lack of motel space in Thermop. The students were commended for their ex- emplary behavior during the con- vention. Other activities sponsored by the Student Council included Home- coming and Spirit week events as well as supplying the school Christmas tree. Members also were hosts during parent-teach- er conferences and held a Slave Sale to raise funds in the spring. 26 1. Football bleachers take on a new look. Just pour it on. Chad! 2. Stacey and Kelly wait to help parents during teacher conferences. 3. SC supplied the Christmas tree which stood near the library during December 4 Real school spirit! Mr. Zecher and members support the team. 5. President Kent runs a meeting and seems to be telling Chad. It was MY idea! 6. Student Council members: (Back) Bobbi Manning. Trisha Zeller. Bruce Stamper. Ed Winters. Chad Bottcher. Brad Jaeckel. Belle Sanders. (Front) Andy Carter - Vice President. Dustin Ralston - Treasurer. Kent Cole-President. Jeremy Britton. Kelly Marrou. Stacey Oard-Secretary. Scott Nishwitz. Not pictured is Mr. Zecher- Ad visor. 27 The high school band enjoyed another successful year. Al- though we were down in num- bers, the band demonstrated a lot of talent and enthusiasm. Large crowds attended both the Christmas Concert and Spring Concert. Audiences also enjoyed the pep band performances at ball games. i 1. A marching band! For the first time in many years, DHS students donned uniforms and marched on the football field to play the National Athem. 2. Playing in the band are (front) Jason Call, Paul Penney, James Nusbaum, Ed Winters, Jamie Bowles, Brad Jaeckel. Shane Sanderson. Mr. Nusbaum-Director. (middle) Chad Williams, Kelly Marrou, Tricia Zeller, Tara Bernard, Bonnie Bowles. Connie Kurasz, Shelly Pittsley, (Back) Steen Finley, Andy Carter, Stacey Oard. Not pictured: Kent Cole. Stiff judging at Festival reduced the number of superior rafings for solos and small ensembles, but the band still managed an Excel- lent rating. The highlight of the year was a performance at the State Capi- tal building. Numerous state re- presentatives and senators were present along with Governor Sulli- van. -Mr. Nusbaum 28 The Honor Society is to honor those who demon- strate high scholarship, leadership, character, and service. We try to devise ways to encourage and ac- knowledge those who excel scholastically. We have started the academic letter award and we put signs on lockers of all those on the Honor Roll. We are currently trying to get a plaque for presi- dents of the Student Council and N.H.S. and a traveling banner to hang in the hall listing the most students from any one class on the Honor Roll every quarter. — Mrs. Tolar i 1 O K. Soctt. just one more cookie! Mrs. Tolar serves punch to Dustin. Scott and parents following the installation ceremony. 2. NHS members are (front) Tena Rice - vice president, Stacey Oard. Kelly Mdrrou. Connie Kurasz- secretary. Bonnie Bowles-treasurer. (Back) Mrs. Tolar-Advisor. Jeremy Britton, Kent Cole-historian. Scott Nishwitz. Tom Hinerman, Dustin Ralston- president. Ben Johnson. Brad Jaeckel. Jared Jeffs. 3. Dustin and Tena administer the NHS oath to new inductees. Hoiioit £ocieft ScJutlaxiLip LuJeulif CLawetfK Qvuite, 29 Amici Staff Compiling the history of a school year is an awesome task! Twelve students (most first-time staffers) plus one relatively inexperienced advisor accepted the chal- lenge and gave many before and after school hours to produce an annual which will serve as a written and pictorial account of 1987-88. The staff sold over $3,000 worth of advertising, sold the book itself, and maintained two pop machines to entirely finance the publication. Instruction gained at the WHSAA Journalism Workshop in Evanston during October was valuable, teaching us techniques on layout, copy, and photography. Our theme, cover design, and contents were chosen after much brainstorming in the fall. January became very hectic as the first deadline approached ... that hec- tic pace lasted through our final deadline following graduation. So, here we go again with YOUR ANNUAL, a book which taught us a lot and provided many fun-filled, exhausting, sometimes frustrating, but often reward- ing hours. -'88 RAM Staff Mrs. Ballinger, Advisor Stacey Oard, Editor Connie Kurasz Jennifer Nelson Kristi Leseberg-Rose Traci Thompson Amanda Carter Kelly Marrou Kara Ruff Andy Carter Lance McBride Scott Nishwitz Rena Johnson 30 Raui-Pt: aqei Six students comprise the Journalism staff which meets as a class daily. The paper has made lots of progress since last fall. At the WHS A A convention in Evanston in October, the RAM-Pages earned a Bronze Merit Award and a special citation for being self-supporting. We have a new format due to our being printed and distributed with the local town newspaper, the Dubois Frontier. The students still do the lay-out, but in the Frontier's office. Students take pictures and the Frontier staff develops them. Our circulation has increased from about 200 to over 500. -Ms. Flanagan 1 Mrs Ballinger and Ms Flanagan join their 9 annual staff members and 3 journalism students during the WHSAA Convention in Evanston in October 2 Stacey relaxes between workshops Is it soft enough for you? 3 Journalism class (Back) Jared Jeffs, Ole Johnson, Karl Lehmann (Front) Bonnie Bowles. Tina Pittsley. Ms Flanagan Not pictured: Kerri Call 4 Annual staff (names are above picture) 5. Working long hours on the annual does this to you. right Connie?! 6 Dark room expert. Rena, checks out contact prints for the annual pages 7 Ole and Karl finally cleaning out the Ram-Pages locker “This is fun! 7 6 31 O-CU Members of D-Club have lettered in at least one sport. Fund raisers this year included the showing of a 3-D movie and some conces- sions. Thanks to D-Club funds, a television was installed in the Ram activity bus. According to the coaches, the T.V. enables a more comfortable trip plus gives the teams the opportunity to learn by viewing game tapes. Athletics are important to the lives of DHS students and mem- bers of the D-Club have worked hard to earn their membership. Coach Mees, Activities Director, is assisted with sponsorship by other high school coaches Mr. Ballinger, Mr. Collins, Mrs. Burns, Mr. Lowe, and Mr. Christensen. 1. D-Club members (Back) Shawn Portice. Scott Nishwitz, Chad Williams. Jay Wells. Ed Winters. Tom Hinerman, Tom Cleveland, Jeff Day. Stone Baker. (Middle) Justin Staggs, Kent Cole. Kelly Marrou. Tena Rice. Kerri Call. Connie Kurasz. Bonnie Bowles. Andy Carter. Lance McBride (Front) Stacey Oard. Jeremy Britton. Jared Jeffs. Traci Thompson OFFICERS: Kent Cole-Pres., Jay Wells - V.P . Tena Rice-Sec.. Connie Kurasz-Treas. 2. Students of all ages rushed to get into the auditorium to see It Came From Outer Space with the 3-D dark glasses to make the horrors come alive! 3. Creatures from outer space? NO. it's Brett and Tom! S.A.D.D. According to the officers, the S.A.D.D. (Students Against Driving Drunk) Chapter had a terrific year. Attendance at the meetings was high and much input was received from underclassmen. This strong showing was encouraging and is an indication S.A.D.D. will continue to be a strong organization at Dubois High School. A S.A.D.D. rally featuring Tex Yearout, increased the awareness of the purposes of S.A.D.D. The assembly was attended by all Middle and High School students. The post prom Casino night was well attended. A total of $1,622 in cash and prizes was donated. Students had a great time thanks to the S.A.D.D. organization and the generous townspeople. The officers and advisor, Ms. Flanagan, encourage DHS students to participate in the local chapter. 1. Officers include Belle Sanders- Student Council Repre- sentative; Stacey Oard - Secretary Treasurer, Kerri Call-President, Bonnie Bowles-Vice-President. 2. Future rock star from D.H.S.? Lance rocks out at the after-prom party held at the Senior Center. 3. The lip sine brought out lots of talent - you're Red Hot” Melissa! HERE WE GO AGAIN WITH It's time for a break from the grid iron! 2 Practice pays off on the court 3 Where are all the girls? Chaas. Shawn and Brett are wondering 4 Nothing less that 1! 5. This is where it all begins. 6 What do you think Melissa and Tricia. do Lance and Kelly need lessons? 7 Home away from home 8 Bruce, you make it look so easy Watch out. Chris! 9 Rebound, girls! 9 35 sizods 1. Let m© at 'em! 2. I pity da fool! 3. Trying to hid© the ball. Chad? 4. NO! It's min©! 5. So close and yet so far . .. 6. Ram squad (back) Coach Mike Mees, Chaas Kunze, Tom Hinerman. Justin Staggs. Ed Winters. Jay Wells. Chad Bottcher, Jeff Day. Coach Pat Ballinger, Coach Scott Christensen, (middle) Steen Finley. Mgr.. Jared Jeffs. Kelly Kurasz. Stone Baker, Randy Foley, Shane Sanderson, Jamie Bowles, Tom Cleveland, Tom Kane. Andy Carter, Mgr. (front) Brett Wells, Nick Elisson. Jeremy Britton. Jason Call, Paul Penney. Mickey Miller. 7. Tell Ed it's on 3. 8. Are they doing what they're supposed to out there? 9. The Secondary waits for a chance. 36 9 Coadu Ceum The 1987 Rams will always be remembered as the team which brought foot- ball back to Dubois High School. The progress that was made and the tradi- tion that was started by these boys will carry on to future Ram football teams. The '87 team was led by three seniors who will be difficult to replace and is- sues a challenge to the under classmen to not only fill these positions, but to emerge as positive team leaders. The future of Ram football looks bright, providing the players are willing to dedicate themselves to serious off-season work and preparation. - Coach Mees 8 17 Coackk CotMtK The season began in Dubois with an 8-team tournament. The Lady Rams took 3rd. Only 12 of the 14 players had started on varsity be- fore. yet the group worked dili- gently to perfect skills and adjust- ed well to a new coaching staff. A 6-8 record ended the varsity conference season with the high- light being a 15-13, 10-15, 15-11 Homecoming win over Greybull! A 13-1 record was earned by the JV team - the best in the confer- ence! Kristi Leseberg was named to the All Conference Tournament Team. - Coach Lowe and Coach Martin 38 1 Stacey shows off her form. 2 Kristi slops out while the team cheers! 3. Kelly approaches for a winning slam! 4. BACK Coach Lowe. Connie Kurasz. Tena Rice. Bonnie Bowles. Kristi Leseberg. Mgr. Belle Sanders. Coach Martin. MIDDLE: Traci Thompson. Kelly Marrou. Amanda Carter. Stacey Oard. Nikki Bryant FRONT Tara Bernard. Angela Truempler. Teresa Clarke. Not pictured Sandy Mitchell. Shelley Pittsley. 5. The great save attempted by Sandy M. 5 39 Boifk BaiketbcM 40 1. Jeff Day goes for the shot. Get up. Tom! 2. Junior Varsity team (Back) Scott Nishwitz. James Nusbaum, Chad Bottcher, Chaas Kunze. Chad Williams. (Middle) Coach Mecca. Alan Pittsley. Ben Johnson. Jamie Bowles. Shawn Portice. Rodger Ward. Coach Collins. (Front) Greg Gloy. Nick Elisson. Steen Finley, Brad Jaeckel. Brett Wells. 3. Varsity team (Back) Bottcher. Williams, Jay Wells, Ed Winters. Tom Hinerman, Jeff Day (Middle) Asst. Coach Mecca. Kent Cole. Nishwitz. Pittsley. Kevin Leseberg. B. Wells. Asst. Coach Collins. (Front) Melissa Moore. Mgr, Coach Mees, Angie Buoy. Mgr. 4. Brett goes for three. 5. Jay's up for the rebound. 6. Did you make it, Jeff? Coodtk CciMJVl Despite a two-win season, Dubois basketball saw a sea- son filled with excitement and overall improvement. The Rams remained competitive all season and challenged the opponents each night, and gained respect as the season progressed. We will miss our three seniors: Kent Cole, Jay Wells, and Ed Winters; however, the '87-'88 Rams displayed several talented underclassmen that will hopefully bring a real basketball tradition to DHS. The 87-88 Rams were a pleasure to coach. I wish the seniors luck in their future endeavors and challenge oth- ers to bring a championship to D.H.S. - Coach Mees s 41 Coackk Cemex The girls basketball team played 16 games; 14 conference and two non-conference. The team record was 3-11 conference and 4-12 overall. We entered the regional tournament tied with the 6th seed, and were eliminated in two games. With 9 of 11 returning players, and the move to Class 1A. we are looking forward to next year! - Coach Collins - Assistant Coach Buff kin Ginik BakketbcM The squad includes (frcm left) Teresd Clarke. Angie Buoy. Sdndy Mitchell. Shelley Pittsley. Cdthy Kane. Traci Thompson, Michelle Ordway. Tara Bernard. Kelly Marrou. Kerri Call. Clarica Johnson. Not pictured: Coach Curt Collins. Assistant Coach Susan Buffkin. Stacy Britton. Mgr LADY DAMS BASKETBALL 1. We don't want any broken noses, so better safe than sorry, right Chris?! 2. Coach Ballinger uses Stone Baker to demonstrate one of the important moves. 3. Exciting match, huh Jeremy?! 4 The wrestling squad includes (back) Rena Johnson, manager. Andy Carter. Nick Elisson. Dustin Butner, Bruce Stamper. Bodie Johnson. Stone Baker. Coach Pat Ballinger, (front) Chris Schaefer. Mickey Miller, Dan Williams, Jeremy Britton. Not pictured is Shane Sanderson. 5. Jeremy works on another takedown. CoacAi Co uwi The team was very young this year with one junior, three sophomores, and five freshmen. There were a lot of learning experiences for these young men. Many found the competition tough and learned that hard work in practice is essential for success. The team developed and kept a posi- tive attitude throughout the year. Two of the nine wrestlers placed at the Re- gional Tournament and advanced to State. Jared Jeffs placed first at Regionals and fourth at State. Jeremy Britton was first at Regionals and third at State. The future years of Dubois Rams Wres- tling look bright because of those who are willing to dedicate themselves to the sport. -Coach Ballinger 44 45 Coadtk Ceum The 1988 Track Season was a season filled with improvement. Several athletes reached person- al bests and set several new school records. Tena Rice finished her career with two new school records in the 100 and 300 meter hurdle races. Tom Hinerman broke the 300 me- ter hurdle record and Kent Cole broke the 100 meter record. Several more records are sure to fall next year with an outstanding group of returning lettermen and letter women. Good luck to all! It's been great. -Coach Mees 1 Traci shows the form that sent her to State 2. Tara and Tena made great strides in the hurdles Tena qualified for State in the event, (photo courtesy of Riverton Ranger) 3. Stone pours on the speed to catch up 4 Brett waits anxiously for the next event! 5. Mr Atchley serves up more Don-Burgers to the hungry troops. 6. Mr. Mees encourages Kevin prior to his pole- vaulting at the state meet in Casper 7 Tracksters included (Front) Kevin Leseberg, Ben Johnson. Stacey Oard. Clarica Johnson. KeHy Marrou. Tena Rice. Trisha Zeller. Angie Buoy. Coach Mees. Curt Chesner. Mgr (Middle) James Nusbaum. Stone Baker. Scott Nishwitz. Brad Jaeckel. Chaas Kunze. Chad Bottcher. Tom Hin- erman. Kent Cole. Traci Thompson. Jay Wells, Coach Martin. (Back) Chad Williams. Brett Wells. Coach Christensen. Coach Burns. Coach Lowe Not pictured is Tara Bernard 47 1 Football cheerleaders (clockwise) Angie Buoy, Clarica Johnson. Trisha Zeller. Melissa Moore. 2. It's time for another cheer, girls! 3. Basketball cheer- leaders (from top) Amanda Carter. Tara Bernard, Trisha Zeller. Clarica Johnson. 4. Promoting spirit, the cheerleaders kept yelling during windy, cold games 48 Dubois High School cheerleaders contributed a great deal to the success of the atheltic teams this year. Through creative pep assemblies and their attendance at school functions, they have improved spirit, which was their 1 goal for 1987-88. Fans at games have been very supportive of their efforts. DHS can look forward to continued accomplishments in the years to come! - Mrs. Scott and Ms. Westbrook Sponsors 49 HERE WE GO AGAIN (top) Paramount next? - A look beyong the Iron Curtain (middle) Styrofoam tea parties - Are you stealing ornaments, too? (bottom) Another experiment. Mr. Lowe? - All you need to survive ... plan book, pen and Mini Mart Mug full of coffee! fkglt, School Office Counieleti Office 1. You want HOW many letters typed before 4:00? 2. So ... what do you think of the Iran-Contra affair? The principal and counselor discuss world, student and school affairs during their busy days. Mary Jean Lytle Secretary Doneita Oard Secretary Effective Schools - Teaming - Mis- committee work, most were also sion - Planning Council - Improved involved with students as Curriculum ... these terms fre- coaches and sponsors of extra- quented the vocabulary of the curricular activities, school faculty and staff as they invested many extra hours to im- Remodeled facilities enhanced prove educational opportunities the Library-Media Center, Biology for Dubois learners. Lab, and the newly created Mid- dle School. In addition to teaching duties and Mr. Pat Ballinger Vocational P.E. Mrs. Jennet Ballinger Middle School-6th Mrs, Susan Buff kin Special Education Mrs. Jean Burns Spanish M.S. PE Mr Buck Butkovich Mathematics Mrs. Colleen Chadwick Nurse Mr. Scott Christensen Art Mr. Curt Collins Middle School -7th Ms. Susan Flanagan English Mrs. Rosey Graff Middle School-6th Mr. Al Keinert Library-Media Mr. Andy Lowe Science 52 Mrs. Celeste Scott Middle School-8th Dr. Chris Robinson Human Rel. Child Dev. Mr. Randy Nusbaum Band Middle School- 8th Mrs. Peggy Miller Middle School-P.E. 6th Mr. Mike Zecher Social Studies Ms. Pam Westbrook Special Programs Dir. Remedial Reading Mrs. Camelia Tolar Computers Business Mrs. Janet Stephens Speech Therapist 53 Support Staff THE COOKS . . . Peggy Williams Dorothy Stevens Roma Frazer Marylou Bowles Library Aide Kit Richardson Teacher Asst. Dave Wells Custodian BUS DRIVERS: Ed Brown, Don Atchley. Billie Finley, Boyd Livingston Custodians: Bob McNaughton, Clift Scott. Marge Kurasz. Ed Brown 54 ScJutol Botvd C rihoi £ u LCM Emri© Ann Miller Superintendent's Secretary Dian Bottcher Bookkeeper Michele Burdick Community Activities (CWC) Coordinator Dr. James Robinson Superintendent Mr. Jim Fanning Curriculum School Board (clockwise) Marty Nash Kay Wells Tom Portice Wayne Steinert John Jeffs Roberta Milton (not pictured- Craig Johnson) 55 -few Wb Gcr Again 1. Love your do Shell and Trish! It's really you! Love your school spirit, too! 2. What did you say was in this punch? 3. O.K. Nick, don't just wait around to get pity. 4. Ole. please don't eat that pencil! 5. Good impression of a chipmunk. Scott! 6. First the Opportunity Sale ... is Vogue next. Teresa? 7. DHS musicians hit the big time as they perform in Cheyenne for the governor. Come on guys, this is the BIG time! Smile! FwaIcmm Claik From the top. left to right: Tara Bernard. Chad Bottcher (President). Jamie Bowles. Angie Buoy (Vice President). Jason Call. Teresa Clarke. Nick Elisson. Greg Gloy. Bodie Johnson. Clarica Johnson (Secretary-Treasurer). Ole Johnson. Tom Kane 58 From the top. left to right: Chaos Kunze. Melissa Moore. James Nusbaum. Paul Penney. Derek Ransom, Larado Ruff. Shane Sanderson. Chris Schaefer. Bruce Stamper (Student Council Rep). Angela Truempler. Brett Wells, Tricia Zeller 59 SopluMOW C iii From the top. left to right: Stone Baker. Nikki Bryant. Dustin Butner. Amanda Carter. Steen Finley. Randy Foley. Brad Jaeckel (President). Jared Jeffs (Vice President), Ben Johnson (Treasurer). Karl Lehmann (Not pictured: Tom Cleveland) Please, let us out! 60 From the top. left to right: Kelly Marrou (Student Council Rep). Mickey Miller. Sandy Mitchell. Stacey Oard. Shelley Pittsley. Shawn Portice. Justin Staggs. Traci Thompson (Secretary). Dan Williams 61 From the top. left to right: Jeremy Britton (President). Andy Carter. Jeff Day (Vice President), Paula Fisk. Alan Gloy, Tim Hinerman. Cathy Kane (Secretary), Kelly Kurasz JuMitft Claik Look at that GQ smile! 62 Conversation during concessions is getting DEEP! From the top. left to right: Kevin Leseberg. Scott Nishwitz (Student Council Rep). Alan Pittsley (Treasurer). Tina Pittsley. Travis Stevens. Shawna Titterington. Rodger Ward. Chad Williams Now what? Selling more than just the products ... Andy's stab- bing another hot dog and Kevin still has his hands in his pockets! 63 HERE WE GO AGAIN 1. Posing, are we? 2. Rolling Stone material? 3. We admit it - were not on a diet! 4. Football practice is at 6 a m.?!! 5. See, Ed it's really not that bad. 6. You can do it, Jay! Officers: Ed Winters-President; Kristi Leseberg- Vice-Pres. Kara Ruff-Secretary; Jennifer Nel- son-Treasurer, Bobbi Manning-Student Council. Colors: Turquoise and Black Motto: Do not be sad for what has passed, but look forward to what's ahead! • | 6 WITH fJm Go' Again dont know wlexe, w, going But, kuee know wleee he- bun hanging ok the plowilek Ik kongl o( gekteedag An hi wade- up mg wind, aint waiting no mow tune Beit, leee go again flexe, go again Tla keep keaxeling foe, an ankwee nevee kune to find wlat w. looking foe Ok Loed, peag You, give we kteengtt to eaeeg ok Cok know wldt it weank To walk, along the lonelg ktxeet of deeawk WO A 37 SENIORS BONNIE BOWLES LANCE McBRIDE KERRI CALL JENNIFER NELSON ED WINTERS KARA RUFF STACY BRITTON KENT COLE JAY WELLS CONNIE KURASZ BELLE SANDERS eu i TENA RICE DUSTIN RALSTON RENA JOHNSON BOBBI MANNING MICHELLE ORDWAY CURT CHESNER An Lpxp, go again on mg own Goin down the onlg Hoad V evex known LilcP a dniftex wai bonn to wajBc atom An hie made, up mg mind aint waiting no mote time m juit anottex keoxt in need of neicae IVaiftng on tovei iweet cJuvutg An m gonna hold on Tot tie neit of mg dagi Coi know w licit it meani To waft along tke (one g itkeet of dxearni A 1 An kexe go again on mg own Going down the onlg Hoad hie evex known Lite a dxiftex wai bonn to walk alone An I ve made up mg mind aint waiting no moHje time But Lexe go again flexe go again flexe go again flexe go again (Written by Coverdale and Marsden; Recorded by Whitesnake) GwluaGm 1. State Auditor Jack Sidi addressed the graduates. He introduced stu- dents to five friends: Dream. Failure. Honesty. Integrity and Intensity. 2. The class of 1988! The first class to graduate under stricter requirements of passing 4 years of Math. English. Social Studies and Science along with other electives . 3. Salutatorian Tena Rice and Valedictorian Dustin Ralston. 4. We made it! Hats off to us!! 5. Brian and Colleen Chadwick sing I Will Never Pass This Way Again” at the ceremony. 6. Well, this is almost the end of high school . . we've made it The invocation and benediction was offered by Father Lynn Wright and the band played Of Pride and Celebration ” School Counselor Mr. Tolar presented seniors with their scholarships at graduation on May 29, 1988 in Ram Gym. 65 6 him Wb 1 Becky, did you break your reed again? 2. Who's in your locker. Mame? 3. Cliff Scott demonstrates the inner workings of a pinball machine to 6th graders. 4 Flies are pretty thick. Barry! better shut your mouth. 5. Sixth graders form a chain during one of their skating expeditions to Miller's pond. 6. Middle School students were among the young musicians invited from Dubois School to perform at the State Capital building in Cheyenne under the direction of Mr. Nusbaum. (photo courtesy of Riverton Ranger) The inception of the new Middle School brought 6th graders to the secondary building. Exploratory classes, special activities and a new motto enhanced the newly remod- eled wing for students in grades 6, 7, and 8. R fl Y REI Q SIB E REiPE T CL 66 5 6 Lade, 6 Janie Softener Kasev Buoy Nicole Surdick ke li Cal Cindy Clarke Cullen Coulsfon Beth Ferguson r s Hernandez Ryan Johnson Raynond Kraft Kasey Lehmann Sfechen Mancu Metone Martin Daren Meftora Jake Miller Ryan Miller Josn Nash Joe PavUk jeranv F rr$ey Moray RoOmson -ole Ron -ason Ruom ■yandi Schoonover Charlotte Veneu 63 Gxack 7 Jana Alen Dusty Amerine Matt Bel Brenda Clarice Becky Cole B y Crow Christina Fisk Sunshne Frey Jennifer Garcen Ph p Hernandez Jason Horn Fred Johannsen Josh Johnson Max Lehmann Tom Lembock .aocc Zefler Mke Takar Bcr iViknscr Amy W oerz W� Gtack 8 Jo© Alexander Valarie Bisbee Travis Black Will Boggess Richard Campbell April Carter Calvin Coulston Burton Crow Shelley Emond Mark Fagan David Garren Chris Hess Jennie Johannsen Aaron Lorentzen Marne Martin Jessie Miller Eric Randolph Robbin Sherman Donnie Surratt Steven Truempler Adrian Wagner Chris Wells Jerry Wells Tiffany Walthers Ryan Wilkinson 7 Studerit Couudi Representatives were elected each quarter to add varied ideas to Middle School Student Council. Elected officers served the entire year. The Council organized dances and move parties for students, plus headed up the hall project. Designs were painted on the walls to give the Middle School hall unique color! A cake raffle earned some money for the end-of-the-year swim trip to Thermopolis. Students paid a portion of their admission to the Star Plunge. t Sixth grade representatives included (back) Cullen Coulston. Ryan Johnson. Jamie Bottcher. Josh Nash. (Front) Kelli Call. Mardy Robinson. Nicole Burdick. Stephen Marrou. Mrs Graff was sponsor 2. Officers Josh Johnson (Vice-President). Marne Martin (President). Jake Miller (Sec-Treas) 3. Seventh grade reps were (from left) Amy Woerz. Michelle Portice. Jona Allen. Jenny Pittsley. Barry Wilkinson. Tom Leimback. Jason Horn. Not pictured Jacob Zeller. 4. Eight grade members (back) Chris Wells. Ryan Wilkinson. Mark Fagan. Will Boggess. (front) David Gdrren. Jessie Miller. April Carter. Aaron lorentzen. 71 Muldib Schoofl Acftvitfel From special field trips to painting the halls - 6th, 7th and 8th graders saw a lot of action this year! The school provided tickets and transportation for the Middle School to attend Walt Disney's Magic Kingdom on Ice at the Casper Events Center in De- cember. Swimming in Thermopolis wrapped up the year. Mrs. Burns assisted with gymnastics. Steven Truempler. Sabrina Penney, and Brenda Clarke ran the clock and cheered during Jumprope For Heart. Phillip Hernandez adds finishing touches to the 7th grade hall design. Nicole Burdick and Mardy Robinson lend a helping hand to Kelli Call. Every student completed a History Day project after weeks of planning and research. Mr. Zecher. Mr. Bryant and Mrs. Bowles were judges for the local contest. Winners received a Thesaurus. The en- tire Middle School traveled to Riverton in April for regional competition. Four- teen students qualified for state and took projects, performances and me- dia to Laramie in May. “Johnny Appleseed was the Missoula Children's Theatre production in March. Several students auditioned and land- ed parts in the play 8th graders Val Bisbee and Rich Camp- bell get help from famous painters! Ryan Wilkinson contemplates life as he journeys to History Day A Spelling Bee was held in the gym to choose Beth Ferguson. Damon Long, Ryan Johnson. Marne Martin. Val Bis- bee. and Sushine Frey to compete in the County Bee. Val advanced to the top lO in the final round Mr Miller drove them to Riverton. 8 9 73 Vo eybcM Middle School Volleyball Squad: (Back) Valarie Bisbee, Mgr.. Coach Collins. Shelley Emond. Jana Allen. Marne Martin. Sabrina Penney. Sunshine Frey. Amy Woerz. Robbin Sherman. Mgr (Front) April Carter, Jenny Pittsley. Brenda Clarke. Becky Cole. Jennifer Garren, Michelle Portice. Christina Fisk. Cootlci C UWl Our Middle School Volleyball team had two groups: a B team and an A team, which was the conference team. The overall record for both teams was 5-3 for the B team and 6-7 for the A team. The A team finished third in the Wind River Invita- tional tournament and fourth in the conference tournament. Dubois had two players make the All Confer- ence Team. Shelley Emond and Marne Martin garnered those honors. - Coach Collins 74 FootbaM Coadii Cotum I felt that the season was a success. We lost three and won two games, but towards the end, the development of the team was outstanding. Great success should lie ahead! The highlight of the year was the overtime victory at Wind River, 24-22. It surely was a game of inches that day. - Coach Christensen “Of course the wind's blowing we're in Dubois. Now let's use it to our advantage! Middle School Football Squad: (Back) Coach Mecca. Jerry Wells. Mark Fagan. Ryan Wilkinson, Mike Tolar. Burton Crow. Chris Wells, Damon LontJ. Steven Truempler-Mgr.. Coach Christensen. (Front) Jason Horn, Travis Black, Chris Hess. Phillip Hernandez, Tom Leimback. Aaron Lorentzen. Josh Johnson. Bill Crow. Boiji BaikdbaM CoacUk CotMffi The Middle School boys' bas- ketball team completed a fairly successful season with a conference record of 4 wins and 3 losses. They worked very hard and improved rap- idly to finish with a 4th place conference standing. At the conference tourna- ment. they also earned a 4th place berth. Selected to the All-Confer- ence team were Ryan Wilkin- son and Burton Crow. -Coach Nusbaum t X 1. I'll shoot it. coach! 2. Middle School Squad: (Back) Chris Wells. Calvin Coulston. Ryan Wilkinson, Mike Tolar, Steven Truempler, Burton Crow, Mark Fagan, Barry Wilkinson. Coach Nusbaum. (Front) Chris Fless. Aaron Lorentzen. Jerry Wells. Eric Randolph, Bill Crow. Jacob Zeller. Jason Horn. Not pictured: Joe Alexander. Tom Leimback. 3. Isn't it supposed to come back down? 4. Burton Crow ready to shoot. Ginh BalketboM CoacJti CcWJi The Middle School girls' bas- ketball team of three eighth graders and seven seventh graders tied for first place in the WRCAA Conference with a conference record of 4-1 and an overall record of 9-2. The girls also took second place in the Wind River Invita- tional and finished fourth in the WRCAA Tournament. Marne Martin led the team scoring with an average of 24 points per game. Jessie Miller averaged eight steals per game. Marne and Jessie were named to the WRCAA all-conference team and re- ceived plaques. I felt that the girls played an extremely strong basketball season considering the inex- perience of the team. The highlight of the season was the win over Wyoming Indian in overtime by the score of 37-35. - Coach Martin 1. Middle School Girls Bosketboll Squod: (Front) Mi- chelle Portice. Becky Cole, Jenny Pittsley, Brenda Clorke. (Back) Jennifer Garren - Mgr., Amy Woerz, April Carter, Marne Martin, Jana Allen, Sabrina Penney, Jessie Miller, Sunshine Frey, Coach Mary Martin. 2. It does bounce! 3. Waiting for something, Becky? 4. You take the one on the right. 2. 3. Middle School squod included (bock) Donnie Surratt. Burton Crow. Will Boggess, Mike Tolar. Ryan Wilkinson. Calvin Coulston. Jim Lairmore. Coach Nusbaum. (front) Travis Black. Chris Hess. David Garren. Barry Wilkinson. Billy Crow. Jason Horn. Barry goes for another takedown Quit showing off. Jake! Jake Miller was one of the 6th graders involved in an intramural program coached by Mr Ballinger in December Others participating were Daren Mefford. Cullen Coulston. Ryan Miller, Stephen Marrou, Kris Hernandez and Mike Lairmore Coachk Comun The Middle School wrestling team had only three return- ing 8th graders this year, but tremendous enthusiasm helped make up for lack of experience. Many individual medals were earned at various tournaments throughout the season. The team did not win any trophies until the conference tournament at the end of the season. They placed third. Individual winners were: Will Boggess, 4th, David Garren, bronze; Barry Wilkinson, Mike Tolar and Burt Crow, silver; and Jason Horn, Chris Hess, Calvin Coulston, and Ryan Wilkinson, gold. -Coach Nusbaum 78 1. An enthusiastic track squad represented DMS. (Back row) Will Boggess, Barry Wilkinson, Jerry Wells. Aaron Lorentzen, Mark Fagan, Chris Hess, Eric Randolph. David Garren. (4th row) Coach Martin. Jason Horn, Ryan Wilkinson. Tom Leim- back. Jessie Miller. Marne Martin, Chris Wells, (3rd row) Coach Burns. Brenda Clarke. Becky Cole. Michelle Portice. Jana Allen. Sunshine Frey, Kasey Buoy, Jason Rubin. (2nd row) Kris Hernandez. Ryan Johnson. Jamie Bottcher, Jake Miller. Ryan Miller, Stephen Marrou. Cullen Coulston. (front) Tora Zeller. Melanie Martin. Kelli Call. Nicole Bur- dick, Mardy Robinson. Charlotte Verheul. Hailey Roth, Cindy Clarke, Beth Ferguson. 2. Cullen clears . or does he? 3. Up and over. Stever! 4. Barry and Aaron give it their best shot in the hurdles. 1 CoacAi Cwwi The track season in Review!! What do we do? Where are the shot and discus? Do you have my uniform? Give me four halls! Stay off the mats! etc., etc. ... practice con- versations that somehow turned into .. DUBOIS MIDDLE SCHOOL - OVERALL CHAMPION at Wind River Invitational - B boys win division. Jessie Miller high point girl. Six new records are set. ... Arapahoe - Dubois A and B win again. 4x100 relays remain unde- feated. Stephen Marrou sets new long jump record. B girls 4 x 100 sets new meet record. Jackson - 7th 8th bring home 3 firsts. 3 seconds. 8 thirds. 6 fourths, etc. ribbons! St. Stephens - Dubois wins it all! Me- lanie and Cullen high point B girl and boy. Stephen sets new pole vault record A and B are undefeated! 1988 WRCAA Champions - both B boys and A girls receive trophies - Stephen sets new pole vault re- cord- receives high point B boy tro- phy Marne is high point A girl. Ryan high point A boy. . We worked hard as a team and we won as a TEAM! -Coach Martin 79 The Middle School Band was one of the largest and most successful in Dubois his- tory, according to director Mr. Nusbaum. He said the students consistently demon- strated outstanding talent and dedica- tion. A number of the band members suc- cessfully auditioned for the high school Pep Band. In addition, several of these young musicians performed solos and were in small ensembles for the Senior Citizens Center. Both the Christmas Concert and the Spring Concert were great successes. 1. Mr. Nusbaum directs a number during the Fine Arts Festival. 2. Middle School band members (Front) Max Lehmann. Chris Wells. Ryan Wilkinson, Jason Flora Will Boggess, Jerry Wells, Mike Tolar. David Garren, Damon Long. Josh Johson. Dusty Amerine. (Middle) Jessie Miller. Marne Martin, Michelle Portice. Matt Bell. April Carter. Sabrina Penney. Phillip Hernandez, Mark Fagan. Aaron Lorentzen. Becky Cole. Jacob Zeller. (Back) Mr. Nusbaum. Barry Wilkinson. Tom Leimback. Jenny Pittsley. Chris Hess. 3. Sixth grade band members (Front) Hailey Roth. Melanie Martin. Nicole Burdick, Daren Mefford. Kris Hernandez, Joseph Pavlik. Charlotte Verheul, Cindy Clarke (Middle) Ryan Johnson. Tora Zeller, Mardy Robinson. Kelli Call, Jake Miller. Ryan Miller. Stephen Marrou. Cullen Coulston, Jason Rubin, Kasey Buoy. Jeramy Pittsley. (Back) Mr Nusbaum. Kasey Lehamnn. Beth Ferguson, Jamie Bottcher. Hotumd SluMi Teacher selected students exemplifying school spirit, respect, and responsibility to be Student of the Month 1 Students chosen during September through January were (Back) David Gar- ren. Ryan Wilkinson. Beth Ferguson. Jamie Bottcher. Tom Leimback. (Front) Amy Woerz. Marne Martin. Jessie Miller, Becky Cole. Jim Lairmore is not pic- tured. 2. February through April honorees were Daren Mefford. Mike Tolar, April Carter. Melanie Martin, Hailey Roth. Chris Wells 3. Tom Leimback and Jessie Miller earned the honor of Student-of-the-Year and each received a savings bond Jessie was also named ESA Outstanding Youth. Academic Awards for the top boy and girl in each class went to Jamie Bottcher. Melanie Martin-6th. Sunshine Frey, Tom Leimback-7th. Marne Martin. Eric Ran- dolph-8th. 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Sc doL Hea tle Suppfij -Pat and Jennet BcMngeti HOME SWEET HOME 3:30 cl.mj. -3:20 fj.uc. 94 RAMWORN FOOD FARM Fresh Meats, Produce, Non-Foods VCR and Movie Rentals 610 W. Ramshorn St. Dubois, Wyoming (307) 455-2402 TUB STORE WITH TUB Achwui dgejueMti Here we go again with another year of memories ... The '88 RAM was designed by the DHS Annual staff under the direction of our advisor, Mrs. Bal- linger. Josten's Printing and Publishing Company published our book. Special thanks go to Mr. Tolar and Mr. Christensen for assisting us with our cover art. We also thank the photography class. Ram Pages staff, Dubois Frontier, Jem Photography, Stanley Studio, and Lehman Studio for supplying some negatives and pictures. Over $3,000 was earned through ad sales and we appreciate the many advertisers who supported our school to make this publication pos- sible. Gathering pictures, typing copy, laying out pages, selling ads, printing pictures, and all other facets of putting the '88 RAM together were done outside the regular school day. The cooperation of activity sponsors, all students, parents, and school personnel helped make this book a treasured keepsake. Thank you all for your support! We hope you enjoy the book! —Stacey, Jennifer, Connie, Lance, Kristi, Rena, Kara, Andy, Scott, Traci, Kelly, Amanda SUNDOWNER TAXIDERMY Life Time Guarantee On All Work W W jr Award Winning Mounts y wf Fast, Reliable Service 104 E. Ramshorn St. Superior Dubois, vvv 82513 Quality (307) 455-2750 Whiskey w Mountain v = , Buckskinners P.0 BOX 786 • DUBOIS. WYOMING 82513