Sheridan High School - Bronc Yearbook (Sheridan, WY)

Text from Pages 1 - 304 of the 1971 volume:

Table of Contents Dedication...............................4 Introduction.............................5 School Personnel........................18 Activities..............................58 Organizations .........................138 Seniors................................180 Classes ...............................218 Ads and Student Index..................250 We Dedicate this book to: The Memories of the Past The Awareness of the Present and the Anticipation of the Future. Once Upon a Time There Was a Tavern.. . 5 Remember How We Used to Laugh Away the Hours 6 To Live the Life We Choose to Fight and Never Lose 9 For We Were Young and Sure to Have Our Way. 12 If by Chance I’d See Yowinthe Future 16 Those Were the Days My Friends.. . And gladly he would teach Shovlain Serves as Superintendent Mr. E. R. Shovlain served his second year as Sheridan Superintendent of Schools. He taught math and was principal at Central Junior High, before serving one year as principal of Sheridan High School. He received his Bachelor of Science degree and Master’s degree from Chadron State University. Mr. Charles W. Popovich again served as assistant superintendent. He previously served as assistant principal in Sheridan High School for three years. He received his Bachelor of Science degree from Montana State University. He served three years in the U.S. Navy before coming to Sheridan in 1950. Upper left: Mr. Popovich takes notes. Upper right: Mr. Shovlain focuses his attention on school board proceedings. Lower: Mr. Popovich and Mr. Shovlain discuss meeting business. 20 Gligorea Heads Board The 1970-1971 school board members were George R. Gligorea, Chairman; William B. Carroll, vice-chairman; Donald R. Hargis, treasurer; William R. Schwartz, Clerk; Dr. George E. Ewan, member; and Marion D. Ladd, member. They met on the first and third Wednesdays of every school month. The board approved school policies such as the girls’ dress code. Upper left corner: George Gligorea conducts a meeting. Center left: William Carroll listens to a proposal. Center right: Donald Hargis and William Schwartz discuss their notes. Lower left: George Ewan concentrates on board business. Lower right: Marion Ladd listens attentively. 21 Dr. Christensen Comes to S.H.S. Dr. Lee Christensen, Sheridan High School’s new principal, came to us from Boulder, Colorado. He received his Bachelor of Science degree from Dickinson State College and his Master of Basic Science degree and Doctor of Education degree from the University of Colorado. Dr. Christensen brought many new ideas with him to our school. One of them was the strict attendance policy. Another was his broadmindedness on the girls’ dress code. Assistants Are Busy Mr. Richard G. Hall, assistant principal and activity director, received his B.S. degree from Black Hills State College and his M.A. from the University of Wyoming. His duties included organizing the school calendar and managing the activity funds. Mr. Hall was also principal at Taylor School. James W. Isakson, in addition to serving his second year as assistant principal at S.H.S., coached the cross-country and freshman basket ball teams. He received his B.S. degree from Valley City State College and his M.A. degree from Northern State College. Opposite top: Dr. Christensen reviews appointment schedules. Oppostie bottom: Mark Wells discusses school policy with Dr. Christensen. Top: Mr. Hall goes over magazine material. Bottom: Mr. Isakson relaxes by reading an interesting magazine. Mr. Harkins Heads English Department for 5th Year Mr. Cliff Harkins served as head of the English Department for his 5th year. Along with his teaching duties, which included American lit., imaginative writing, and sophomore comp., he was coach of the golf team and taught driver’s education. He received his B.A. from Chadron State Teacher’s College and his M.A. from the University of Wyoming. Mr. Robert Koeneman, in his 5th year in the Sheridan School System, taught sophomore comp., expository writing, American lit., Russian drama, Shakespeare, and short story. Mr. Koeneman received his B.A. from Ausberg College. Top: Mr. Harkins enjoys a free period Bottom: Mr. Koeneman helps students in resource center. ln Crimmel Teach Speech Mr. Fred Crimmel taught speech at SHS for his 4th year. His classes included group persuasion, public speaking, logic and rhetoric, argumentation and debate, and oral interpretation. He was coach of the speech team and sponsor of the National Forensic League. Mr. Crimmel received his B.A. from the University of Wyoming. Mrs. Claudia Raecke was the freshman speech teacher. She served as the freshman class sponsor and was also secretary of the Sheridan Teachers Assn, and the Northeast District Assn. She received her B.S. from the University of Wyoming. Top. Mrs. Raecke grades freshman speech assignment. Crimmel helps students com-pose their first speeches. Upper left: Mrs. Bisbee lectures to one of her sophomore classes. Above: Miss Toy gives helpful hints to the members of Ock staff. Lower left: Mr. Spangler announces to Bronc staff the outline of the 1971 Bronc. Upper across: Mrs. Wright leads a discussion in one of her literature classes. Lover right: Miss Waisner enjoys helping freshmen with their studies. Lxtremc right: Mrs. Slack one of SHS’s many student teachers. English Department Exactly three years have passed since the diversification of the English department took place. Students now involved in this program find the occasional change interesting and of all things refreshing. Mrs. Bisbee first arrived at SHS when the diversification was taking place. Now she is involved in the program by teaching sophomore composition, mythology, poetry, and the past two years American literature 1900-1945. Mrs. Bisbee is a graduate of the Serves Many Students University of Wyoming. Her special interests and hobbies are sewing, cooking, and small bore competition. Mrs. Wright was one of the teachers on the English staff that wasn’t greatly affected. She previously had been the school librarian and therefore this was her first year on that staff. Mrs. Wright taught mass media, business english, English la, American literature post world war II. Mrs. Wright is a graduate of Union College in Lincoln, Neb. Her special interests and hobbies include such things as hiking, traveling, visiting art galleries and ghost towns. Miss Waisner, one of the veteran teachers who had to change to meet the programs standards. Miss Waisner is a graduate of the University of Washington. Her special interests and hobbies include reading, hiking, gardening, and traveling. Miss Toy, the new addition to the English staff has taken over the sponsorship of the Ock. Besides sponsoring the Ock, Miss Toy teaches short story, world literature, sophomore composition and journalism. Miss Toy is a graduate of Saint Mary’s in Kansas. Mr. Spangler, the sponsor of the Bronc wasn’t affected by the change. Mr. Spangler taught English la, and mass media. He is a graduate of the Black Hills State College. His special interests and hobbies are sports and photography. Lillibridge Heads Social Studies Dept. Mr. Glen Lillibridge, chairman of the Social Studies Department, taught U.S. constitution, sociology, and economics. Mr. Lillibridge, who has been teaching in SHS 21 years, received his B.A. from the University of Nebraska and his M.A. from the University of Wyoming and the University of Nebraska. History of U.S. wars, contemporary problems, and U.S. constitution we;e taught by Mr. Daniel J. Hansen. Mr. Hansen, the track coach at Sheridan High, received his B.S. and his M.A. from the University of Wyoming. Top: Mr. Dan Hansen lectures to his class. Bottom: Mr. Lillibridge passes out tests. Opposite top: Mr. Hutt discuss hippies with his class. Opposite bottom: Mr. Pearson stimulates discussion. 28 Pearson Elected Outstanding Young Educator This was Mr. Larry G. Hutt’s third year at S.H.S.; he taught political science U.S.S.R. and communism, recent U.S. History and history of the Far East. Mr. Hutt attended the University of Utah where he received his B.A. and M.S. and the University of Wyoming where he received his B.A. Mr. Hutt for the past three years has been the student government advisor and last summer was at Trail Lake Student Council Leadership Camp. Mr. Warren W. Pearson, senior class sponsor, is a member of the executive Council of the Sheridan Teachers Association and chairman of the Sheridan Social Science Curriculum Committee. Primitive cultures, contemporary problems, and Social Studies lb are the courses Mr. Pearson taught his second year at Sheridan. He earned his B.A. in Social Studies at the Northern Colorado University and also attended the University of Wyoming. Social Studies Dept. Added Two New Teachers Mrs. Winifred Jernigan taught ancient world history, recent U.S. history, and history of U.S. wars. This was her first year of teaching. She has her Associate of Arts Degree from Miami-Dade Junior College and her Bachelor of Arts and Master of Arts from Florida State University. Mrs. Jernigan is a member of Phi Beta Phi. Mr. Dale L. Josewski holds a Bachelor of Science Degree from Valley City State University. He taught driver’s education, Social Studies 1-a, and recent U.S. history. He was also the freshman football assistant coach. Mr. Josewski taught previously at Poplar, Montana. Mr. Mike Darnell taught psychology and sociology as well as being advisor to the student government. He has his Bachelor of Arts from Colorado State University. Mr. John Deti taught Social Studies 1-a. Mr. Deti holds a Master of Science Degree in Education from the University of Wyoming. He also coached football, wrestling and weight training at SHS. Opposite Top: Mr. Darnel listens to class discussion. Opposite Bottom: Mrs. Jernigan helps Fleet Hamilton with his work. Upper Right: Tables served as desks in Mr. Darnel’s room. Upper Left: Mr. Deli lectures to his class. Lower Right: Mr. Josewski tells class about reaction time and stopping distance. Mr. Teter Heads Science Department Lenus A. Nielsen taught technical science, chemistry, and aviation in his thirteenth year here. Mr. Nielsen holds both a B.S. and M.S. degree. He was the 1973 class sponsor. Thomas S. Teter, who was head of the Science Department for the 1970-1971 school year, taught Biology I and Biology II. He holds both a Bachelor and Master of Science degree from Purdue University and North Dakota State University. Mr. Teter was also sponsor for the class of 1974 and chess club. Mr. Lodge holds his B.S. degree from Black Hills State College and his M.S. degree from the University of Wyoming. He taught general science. Science Classes Feature Lab Work Mrs. Brantz taught Biology I and practical science. She was the sponsor for the clas of 1972. Mrs. Brantz has her B.S. degree from Russel Sage College and she has taught in Sheridan for four years. John Isaacson, who has taught at Sheridan High School for five years, holds an A.A. degree from Sheridan College and a B.S. degree from the University of Wyoming. He taught earth science. Joe R. Byrtus, in his fifth year here, earned his B.S. degree at Nebraska State. Mr. Byrtus taught general science. Horses, golf, and photography are his special interests. Above left: Lenus Nielsen helps Pat Flan-nigan. Lower left: Thomas Teter conducts lab work. Center left: Mr. Lodge observes students. Above right: Mrs. Brantz helps student. Center right: John Isaacson reviews assignment with class. Lower right: Joe Byrtus lectures. Cloyd Teaches Nineteenth Year Ralph N. Cloyd, who recently received a scholarship to the University of Wyoming from the National Science Foundation headed the Sheridan High Sehool math department. He taught trigonometry, probability and statistics, analytic geometry, elementary functions, and Algebra I. Mr. Cloyd has been teaching in this school system for nineteen years. He earned his Bachelor of Arts at the University of Wyoming and did graduate work at the Montana State University, the University of Wyoming, San Diego State University, and Knox College. C. A. Hunt has taught 15 years in Sheridan High School. He taught plane geometry and general math. He received his Bachelor of Science degree from North Dakota State University. Mr. Hunt also received an award from the National Science and Math Foundation. Upper right: Mr. Cloyd grades test papers. Lower left: Mr. Hunt assigns daily work. Math Department Adds Spencer and Kadramas Mr. D. C. Donahue taught Algebra I, Algebra II, pre-algebra, geometry, and sponsors the class of ’72. He attended Colorado A M where he earned his Bachelor of Science degree in Forestry and he earned his Masters of Science from Colorado State University. Robert Spencer taught his first year in the Sheridan school system. He taught Algebra II, Algebra I, and general math. He earned his Bachelor of Science and his Masters of Science from Chadron State College and his Associative of Arts degree from Sheridan College. He previously taught at Chadron State College. Serving his first year at Sheridan High School, Wayne Kadramas taught basic math. Algebra I, plane geometry, and coached the sophomore basketball team. He received his Bachelor of Science from Dickenson State College and his Masters degree from the University of South Dakota. Mr. Kadramas previously taught five years at Hettinger High School, Hettinger, North Dakota. Above left: Mr. Kadramas shows work on the overhead. Lower left: Mr. Spencer relaxes between classes. Lower right: Mr. Donahue answers class questions. Mrs. Torbert Heads Language Dept. M rs. R. Maxine Torbert, French teacher at S.H.S., was the Foreign Language Department head for the 70-71 school year. She was also the President of the Wyoming Education Association of Foreign Language Teachers and a member of the Sheridan Teachers Association Educative Committee, the Association of Classroom Teachers Committee, The Wyoming Education Association State Nominating Committee, and was Wyoming Membership Chairman for the American Council on the Teaching of Foreign Languages. This very busy teacher also served as sponsor of Le Cercle Francais. Mrs. Torbert received her B.A. cumlaude from Yankton College and attended the Foreign Language Institute at the University of Montana. Top: Mrs. Torbert lectures to a class. Bottom: Mrs. Torbert seems to be enjoying her class. Opposite top: Mrs. barrens relaxes by reading a book in the language lab. Opposite bottom left: Mr. Benson observes the hall outside his room. Opposite bottom right: Miss Lee explains the symbolism of poetry. 36 Mr. Gary Benson taught Spanish I, French I, and freshman social studies during the 1970-71 school year. This was Mr. Benson’s first year as a French teacher at S.H.S. He also coached football, wrestling, and sponsored “S” Club. Mrs. Louise Farrens was German instructor at S.H.S. for the fifteenth year. She received her B.S. in Education from the University of Nebraska. In addition to teaching German 1, II, III, and IV, Mrs. Farrens was German Club sponsor. Miss Olive Joyce Lee was a very diversified member of the S.H.S. faculty this past year. Besides Spanish I, II, and III, Miss Lee taught classes in modern and Victorian literature and Greek and Roman, and modern drama. She was also sponsor of Thespians and Spanish Club and directed plays. 37 Mrs. Douglas Heads Nursing Department Mrs. Lee Douglas is this years instructor for orientation to nursing. She has attended the University of Wyoming and Sheridan College earning an A.S. and B.S. in nursing. Mrs. Douglas has taught previously at Sheridan College and is now the school nurse. Mr. Jim Bohn has taught in the Sheridan school system for three years and during this time has been the FFA sponsor. Fie teaches Vocational Agriculture I, II, III, and IV and has attended Mesa College and Colorado State University, earning degrees of A.S. and B.S. Top: Mrs. Douglas arranges work schedule for students. Bottom: Mr. Bohn discusses important issues on the telephone. Vocational Agriculture Has New Teacher Mr. L. Dwight French is the instructor for Wood Construction I and II, Mechanical Drawing II and crafts. He has attended Garden City Junior College and Northern Colorado University earning A.S., B.S., and M.A. degrees and has taught at Sheridan two years. Mr. Walter K. Bare took Mr. Felix James’ place in the vocational agriculture department. He attended Chadron State Teachers College earning a bachelor degree. He teaches three classes of machine shop, two classes of welding, and one class of mechanical drawing. He was previously connected with the V.A. Hospital in Sheridan. Top: Mr. French explains a mechanical drawing assignment to Dave Hargis. Bottom left: Mr. Bare checks a piece of equipment in the shop. Bottom right: Chris Powers displays her ability to saw a board. Mr. A. Hansen Heads Vocational Education Department Arnold I. Hansen, head of the Vocational Education Department, earned his B.A. degree in Education, Industrial Arts and Math at the University of Wyoming. Mr. Hansen taught cooperative occupational education and was the Key Club sponsor last year. He likes to camp, hike, and fish. Mrs. Lyon, who graduated from Park College, Kansas City, Missouri with a B.A. degree, taught Home Economics I and II, and senior homemaking. She did thirty hours graduate work at the University of Wyoming. Mrs. Lyon was the F.H.A. sponsor and she particularly enjoys sewing. Vocational Education Is Specialized Mr. Ring taught Algebra I, geometry, slide rule, basic electricity and Electronics 1 in his sixth year. He earned his B.S. degree in vocational education at Southern State. Mr. Rings enjoys hunting, bowling, and hiking. James Dooley taught Welding I-1V in his first year. He attended Adult Education and Extension Courses at Anchorage Community College and Sheridan College. Mr. Dooley was self-employed in the welding shop and he holds an interest for most outdoor sports. Above left: Mrs. Lyon Below left: Mr. A. Hansen Left: Mr. Ring Below: Mr. Dooley Upper left: Tom Ketron. Upper right: Taylor Mackinnon. Lower left: Laurens Blankers. Center: William Avery. Far right: Flomecoming poster of the Broncs, drawn by Art Club and sponsored by Tom Ketron, covered one entire wall. MacKinnon Heads Fine Arts Department William Avery has proved himself an excellent band teacher during his twenty years in the school system. Mr. Avery earned his B.A. and M.A. degrees at the University of Wyoming. His extra-curricular activities were instrumental ensembles and the stage band. Mr. Avery attended workshops at the International Music Camp and at Montana State University last summer. Taylor MacKinnon earned his B.A. degree at Kansas Wesleyan University and his Master of Music Education at Wichita State University and has taught three choir classes, music theory, and ensembles. He directed Sheridanaires and the spring musical. He and Mr. Avery were sponsors of Music Honorary. Laurens A. Blankers taught orchestra this year. Mr. Blankers received his Bachelor of Arts degree at the University of Northern Iowa and his Master of Music Education at the College of Music, University of Colorado. Recently he was elected to the Board of National School Orchestra Assn. Mr. Blank-er’s special interests are recordings and playing the organ for the First Presbyterian Church. Tom Ketron taught commercial art, drawing, and beginning painting in his first year at SHS. Mr. Ketron attended Montana State University and received his Bachelor of Science degree. Sponsor of Art Club, Mr. Ketron’s hobbies are reading and art work. Naval Science Taught by Commander Miller LCR Miller is the instructor for Naval Science I, II, and III and NJROTC. He has attended Naval Preflight Schools at Athens, Georgia and University of Iowa, California Politech and Sans Labisto. He has taught in Sheridan High School for three years. Above: A student marches with dignity and stamina. Top: Commander Miller prepares a film for one of his classes. Bottom: ROTC class stands attentive. Opposite top: Miss Schlattman takes roll call. Opposite bottom: Mr. Douglas takes down freshman P.E. scores. Physical Fitness Plays Important Part Irene L. Schlattman has taught in the Sheridan school system for seventeen years as the girls’ physical education instructor. She attended State College of Iowa and University of Wyoming earning degrees of B.A. and M.A. Miss Schlattman attended summer school at Sheridan College this last summer. Mr. George Douglas, instructor for boys’ physical education, has attended Nebraska State College and University of Wyoming. He earned a B.S. degree in education and has done graduate work. While being in this school system for five years, he has been assistant football coach, head swim coach, and boys intramural instructor. 45 Upper left: Wade Freiboth Lower left: Clyde Stewert Center: Rex Renkel Lower right: A. H. Flannigan Business Courses are Popular Wade Freiboth taught Bookkeeping I, Typing I, business law, and general business for two years at SHS. He attended Mayville State College in North Dakota and earned his B.S. degree in business. Mr. Freiboth is interested in all sports and was the eighth grade football and basketball coach last year. A. H. Flanigin taught distributive education, received his B. B. A. degree at the University of Oklahoma, and has been with the school system for thirteen years. He was last year’s DECA advisor and vice-president of Sheridan Teacher’s Association. Clyde Stewert taught Typing I, consumer economics and senior business math, and earned his B.A. degree at Colorado State College. He was head basketball coach and assistant coach in track and football. Mr. Stewert’s interests are his family, old cars, coin collections, golf, and all sports. Rex A. Renkel has been with the school system for thirty years. He primarily taught bookkeeping. Mr. Renkel attended the University of Northern Colorado and earned his A.B. and M.A. degree. Mrs. Teter Added to Business Dept. Mrs. Thomas Teter taught part-time at SHS this year. Previous to this, she taught school at Mapleton, North Dakota. She received her Bachelors Degree from Russell Sage College and her teacher certification from Moorhead State College. Mrs. Spangler served her second year at Sheridan High School teaching Shorthand I, Typing I, and business machines. She received her Bachelor of Science Degree in Education from Black Hills State. Mrs. Jean Swanson in her third year at SHS taught secretarial office practice, clerical office practice, and Shorthand I. She received her Bachelor of Science Degree from the University of Colorado. Counselors Administer Tests Mrs. Charles Pince, one of the three counselors at Sheridan High School, received her Bachelors Degree from the University of Wyoming and her Masters Degree from Arizona State University. Miss Agnes Koehler served her twenty-ninth year as counselor at SHS this year. She received her Bachelor of Science Degree from New Mexico State University and her Masters Degree from the University of Colorado. Mr. James F. Ward, head of the guidance department at Sheridan High School, also serves as president of Sheridan Teacher’s Association. He received his Bachelor of Science Degree from Montana State College and his Masters Degree from the University of Wyoming. Upper left: Miss Koehler schedules juniors for the National Merit Scholarship Test. Upper right: Mr. Ward files test results. Bottom: Mrs. Pince goes over student’s transfer record. Mrs. Huling Serves Twelfth Year Berniece Musgrave served her third year as secretary to the principal this year. Her primary duties involve working with the faculty, as well as taking care of the principal’s mail and correspondence, collecting fees and accounts, and managing the High School budget. She also acts as Dr. Christiansen’s receptionist. Mrs. Huling served her twelfth year as secretary. She was in charge of all supplies, correspondence for transcripts, tuition lists and also was responsible for substitute teachers. Upper right: Mrs. Huling busies herself with secretarial duties. Bottom: Mrs. Musgrave makes arrange- ments for Dr. Christensen. 50 Office Staff Adds Mrs. Wintermute Ada Harris served her eighth year as attendance secretary. Among her many duties, were calling parents of absent students, checking ill students in and out of school, checking in new students, checking student attendance, supervising student helpers, taking care of nine weeks attendance reports, and delivering student messages. She was also in charge of schedules and lockers. To be an attendance secretary requires a general knowledge of all things concerning students. As activities secretary, Mrs. Anita Wintermute’s duties included punching and selling lunch tickets, figuring money for the S.H.S. lunch program, making daily bank deposits, picking up mail at the administration office, handling requisitions and money for activity accounts, and handling requisitions for athletic accounts. She also handled mail and correspondence for Mr. Hall. Top: Mrs. Harris looks over student absences. Bottom right: A student office helper makes out an excuse for Pat Green. Bottom left: Mrs. Wintermute works in the cafeteria. Library Is Meeting Place V The SHS Library proved to be a help to many students in many ways, not only did it provide a place to check out a large variety of books, but it also gave students a place to meet and work together or just talk. Mr. Ingles started his second year as librarian by covering all the tables in the library with paper. This gave students the opportunity to express their creativity in the forms of art work, and some very profound graffiti. New additons to the staff this year were Mrs. Morris, and Mrs. Olsen, their jobs were mainly to help Mr. Ingles and check in and out books. The resource center provided a variety of useful materials for students, including magazines, pamphlets, books, filmstrips, records and encyclopedias. During the 1970-71 year an average of 1580 books and 16,938 pieces of resource material were used by students and faculty. Opp. page top: Mrs. Olsen checks out books for students. Bottom: Mr. Ingles repairs a resource book. This page upper left: Mrs. Morris helps a student to find a book from the card catalog. Upper right: Mrs. Snider, helps all the counselors by typing students information cards, and all other secretarial duties. Bottom: The library provides a quiet place to study. Eight Helped Aid Teachers Mrs- WiIUams was a t , the soc.al studies department aid.ng Mr. L.ll,bridge. She has been d aide .n this school system for years Aidmg for their first years at Sheridan High School were Mrs. Westman and Jenie Eman. Mrs. E-man aides in the business department and Mrs. Westman helped during the last semester in the science and NJROTC departments. Mrs. Jarvis also aided Mr. Teter, Mrs. Brantz, and Mr. Miller in the science and NJROTC departments during the first semester. Ida Mae Heaton, who has been in Sheridan High School for three years, aiding in various departments, was the foreign language supervisor. Aiding Mr. Cloyd in the Math department last year were Mrs. Kinley and Mrs. McBride. Mrs. Calkins aided Mr. Harkins in the English department. Opposite page, upper right: Mrs. Calkins pauses a minute while typing papers for Mr. Harkins. Opposite page, center right: Mrs. bman corrects papers for a business teacher. Opposite page, lower left: Mrs. Jarvis types a test for Mr. Teter. Opposite page, lower right: Mrs. Heaton plays tapes for language students. Upper left: Mrs. Kinley busies herself in the math alcove. Center left: Mrs. McBride types up a math test. Center right: Mrs. Williams stops for a break from typing social studies papers. Bottom: Mrs. Wcstman corrects papers. Two Serve As Study Hall Supervisors Mrs. Irma Christy has been study hall supervisor at Sheridan High School for fifteen years. She was head of the study hall in room 203. This was Alta June Pool’s second year as study hall supervisor at S.H.S. She enjoys working with students and found time to do so as she was head of the auditorium study hall. Top: Mrs. Christy checks roll in her study hall. Bottom: Mrs. Pool pauses while supervising her study hall. 56 Six Janitors and Nine Cooks Serve SHS Although some of the jobs around the school change from year to year, there are still some jobs that never seem to change. These are the duties of the janitors and cooks at Sheridan High School. An average day for the janitors starts around three in the afternoon and ends much later, usually after ten o’clock at night. On the other hand the cooks day starts very early, even before student or teachers come to school. They come at seven and serve lunch from eleven thirty till one. Left: Janitors from left to right are: Milos Snyder, Mary Legerski, Ed Gibson, Amos Littler, and Chuck Crosby. Below: Cooks from left to right are: Janice Reed, Algeva McDowell; head, Dorthy Ma-gratti, Bertha Simmons, Glada Cornelius, Ruby Montgomery, Majorie Kawmoto, Thelma Dcbski, and Katharine Martini. Not pictured is Jerry Martini. The football season is about over. Education never had a more financial year. School will now start. Will Rogers Activities 60 id Attendant; athy Wright Homecoming Features a Variety of Activities Opposite upper left: The band marches in the Homecoming parade. Opposite upper right: The queen candidates in their Mad-Plaid attire. Opposite middle: SHS students enjoy the Pizza Parly. Opposite lower left: Marcia Hale and Gil Thomas discuss their Mad-Plaid Day clothing. Opposite lower right: The mystic Homecoming Ritual begins. Top: Senior struggle for a victory over the juniors in the annual tug-of-war. Lower left: Mary Murphy plays “Powder-Puff' football. Above: Sonya Peck and Pam Jarvis model their usual well co-ordinated school clothes. Judy Collins Reigned as this year’s Homecoming Queen. She was elected from 15 other candidates at the traditional Homecoming assembly. There were numerous Homecoming e-vents this year, beginning with the pizza party that was held for the second year, and which was followed by a Ritual to replace the traditional bonfire which could not be held due to a new city ordinance. Next was the Homecoming parade held Friday after school. There were numerous floats made by the various classes and clubs. The freshman float placed first in the competition with the junior float coming in second. Then a snake dance was held. After an enthusiastic snake dance the Broncs pulled a victory of 35-33 over the Riverton Wolverines. The grand finale, Sheridan’s Homecoming dance held in the Sheridan High School gym, was very well attended; the music was provided by the East Village. GO DON” ( Opposite top: Queen Judy waves to friends in the Homecoming parade. Opposite left: Sophomores tend the Sheridan Bronc mascot. Opposite right: Cathy Carroll and Bonnie Hunter work on the senior class float. Top: Sheridan High students dance to the music of the East Village at the Homecoming dance. Middle: Candidates congratulate Judy after her coronation. Bottom left: Seniors perform the winning skit at the assembly. Bottom right: Patti Carroll leads the snake dance. Freshmen Have 3 and 5 record. The members of the freshmen football team are Front Row: M.Long, C.Gilgorea, T.Acker, C. Davis, N.Smith, D.Verley, S.Hini-ger, J.Olson, M.Townsen, C.Galloway. Second Row: Coach Josewski, D. Bilyeau, D.Gardner, R.Knode, M. Heagy, D.Rojo, D.Weber, J.Allison, R.Levi, J.Jackson, D.Hosford, Coach Rapstead. Back Row: P.Marshall, S. Bourne, C.Holstedt, K.Long, M.Bell, P.Demchok, R.Cox, J.Rhodes, P. Kinney. Upper middle: Three fast freshman players gang up on a fleeing opponent. Lower: The freshmen football team. RW A’ ' sr-i+J 226 points during season. The members of the 1970-1971 Sophomore football team are Standing left to right: Coach Stewart, J.Johnson, M.Harris, A.Medina, R.Brouwer, G.Filbert, L.Rexroat, J.Stender, M.Lee, D.Ferris, J.Jurosek, R.Lenz, T.Nelson, Coach Douglas. Front Row kneeling: R.Doyle, M.FIcn-drickson, M.Turley, J.Kane, D.Daniels, B.Delapp, A.Barnette, K.Bigelow, D. Kettley. Above: The 1970-1971 sophomore football team. Left: Smiling sophomore faces after a great victory. r% ■ ■ r% a i Sheridan Broncs took second in the Northern Conference this years. The captains for the team were Gary Hutton, Mike Sawyer, and Dennis Zowada. Thanks to these young men and their ability to make wise precise decisions, such players as Jim Carbone, John Gazdik, and Bill Fall wouldn’t have made their debuts on the sports page of the Sheridan Press. Outstanding players of this year’s team include Mike Sawyer, who garnished first place in the 500 Point Club by accumulating 1485 points over the entire season and was the high individual in six out of ten games. Fred Aaras garnished second place by accumulating 280 points in the game against Worland, which is the best single game average. Upper right: Gary Hutton, 1st string, defensive guard. Bottom: Matt Redle, 1st string tackle and Loren Fuuler, 1st. string tackle. Extreme top: Coaches of the 1970-1971 Broncs. Extreme bottom: Co-captains Mike Sawyer and Dennis “Scooter” Zowada. 1970 Statistics Heads: 1970 Statistics Total offense: 3667 yards Rushing offense: 1855 yards Passing offense: 812 yards Scoring: 194 points Key Blocks: 17 Pass Interceptions: 3 Fumbles Recovered: 14 Blocked Kicks: 2 Tackles on Kicks: 57 Sheridan Broncs in Action Opposite: upper right: The Broncs work out before their afternoon practice sessions. Opposite: John Gazdik goes for a touch down. Upper: Working to get that well appreciated extra point. Lower: Jim Carbone sneaks out of another foes hands. The Members of the 1970-71 Sheridan Bronc Football Team are: Front Row J.Wantulok, S.Redder, L.Rexroat, M. Lee, M. Hendrickson, D.Kettley, F.Aaras, M.Sawyer, D.Zowada, L.Fuller, J.Gasdik, B.Fall, M. Nickel, J.Kane, R.Lenz, P.Barney, B.Symons. Second Row: Coach Deti, G.Daniels, M.DeLapp, A.Medina, T.Nelson, JJurosek, T.J.Ferguson, M. Harris, D.Ferris, R.Brower, J.Carbonc, J.Carroll, D.Balkenbush, J.Ownings, M.Walker, G.Smith, M.Georgean, R. Doyle, M.Turley, A. Barnette, Coach Douglas. Third Row: P.Ballak, G.Daniels, D.Harding, M.Redle, P.Flanigan, D.Hargis, G. Filbert, and J.Stender. Cross Country Finished 3rd Season by participating in six invitational meets around the state. Sheridan took two second and two fourth places, and the team placed seventh in the state out of the sixteen participating teams. This year Cross Country will lose three members. The senior boys who are leaving are Tom Harker, Roger Kreger, and Mike Strahan. In taking a survey for next years team, Coach Isaskon said that he has four or more lettermen coming back. These boys are Tom Takach, Mike Shassetz, Mike Red-burn, and Tom Smith. These runners have had at least two years experience on and with the team. Above: members of this year’s team are; Back Row: R. Kreger. T. Takach, M. Strahan, T. Harker, M. Redburn, M. Shassetz, and Coach Isakson. Front Row: B. Novotany, D. Williams, T. Smith, G. Badley, and D. Lannan. Right: Takach eases up on an opponent to take first place. Upper right: Roger Kreger comes around home bend to finish in a strong practice run. Extreme right: Mike Redburn working out hard. Lower right: Tom Takach comes in with a fast first. 74 Broncs Win 19 out of 23 games. Paced by Pat Flanigin with 555 points and Rick Green with 333 points, the Broncs averaged 74.5 points per game to its opponents’ 65. During the past season the Broncs beat Cheyenne Central and Rawlins each three times, posted two wins over Casper Natrona, Kelly Walsh, Gillette and Cheyenne East, and chalked up single wins over Cody, Powell, Laramie, Buffalo and Riverton, while dropping single decisions to Casper Natrona, Laramie, Rapid City and Rock Springs. Front Row: Dan Balkenbush, Bill Fall, Pat Doyle, Fred Bohnsack, Tom Takach, John Gazdik, and Pat Barney. Back Row: Coach Stewart, Dennis Zowada, Roger Kregcr, Darrell Rogers, Pat Flanigin, Roger Newman, Tom Harker, Rick Green, Mike Strahan, Harold Johnson, Coach Rapstad. Upper right: Darrell Rogers takes down the net at district. 76 Sheridan 84 Cody 53 Sheridan 86 Powell 62 Sheridan 65 Casper Natrona 79 Sheridan 65 Kelly Walsh 58 Sheridan 78 Laramie 77 Sheridan 80 Rawlins 53 Sheridan 72 Cheyenne East 70 Sheridan 78 Cheyenne Central 73 Sheridan 43 Rapid City 54 Sheridan 82 Gillette 59 Sheridan 80 Buffalo 72 Sheridan 73 Laramie 85 Sheridan 73 Rawlins 61 Sheridan 76 Cheyenne East 72 Sheridan 79 Cheyenne Central 67 Sheridan 85 Kelly Walsh 63 Sheridan 91 Gillette 54 Sheridan 62 Casper Natrona 60 Sheridan 86 Rawlins 48 Sheridan 85 Cheyenne Central 79 Sheridan 58 Casper Natrona 51 Sheridan 73 Riverton 71 Sheridan 60 Rock Springs 75 Upper left: Dennis Zowada shoots over the outstretched hand of an opponent. Lower left: Rick Green drives for a basket. Below: Darrell Rogers shows that Broncs have wings on their feet. Clyde Stewart made his debut as head Bronc cage mentor this season. He will have six veterans in which to build his 1971-72 quintet around. They are: Flanigin, Gazdik, Smithhisler, Fall, Balkenbush, and Johnson. Flanigin, Green, and Newman were named to the all tournament teams at the East Regional and State Class AA meets. Roger Newman was also named the most outstanding senior player. He scored 249 points and was good on the backboards. Upper right: Pat Flanigin grasps a rebound for the Broncs. Lower right: Coach Stewart had 19 reasons to smile this season. Lower left: John Smithhisler blocks out an opponent for his shot. 78 Upper left: The Broncs have a strong bench. M iddle left: Broncs warm up before the game. Lower left: Rick Green, Denny Zowada, Pat Flanigin, and John Smithhisler prepare to start the game. Upper right: Roger Newman shoots for Sheridan while Pat Flanigin watches. Lower right: Coach Stewart discusses game strategy at halftime. 79 J.V.’s Were Lead by Junior-Varsity-Varsity players Gazdik, Fall, Johnson, Balkenbush, and Smithhisler, the J.V.’s posted 12 wins out of 18 games this season. Gazdik was top scorer, followed by Fall and Johnson. During the 70-71 season, Sheridan scored 1198 points to its opponents’ 1145. Sheridan Averaged 66.5 points per game to its opponents’ 63.6. These juniors will make up the backbone of next year’s team. Above right: Bill Fall shoots for Sheridan. Below right: Coach Rapstad contemplates game strategy. Below: Carl Cossitt shows how to guard a Trojan. Sheridan 59 Cody 37 Sheridan 59 Powell 48 Sheridan 45 Casper Natrona 58 Sheridan 51 Kelly Walsh 74 Sheridan 85 Laramie 53 Sheridan 77 Rawlins 53 Sheridan 70 Cheyenne East 67 Sheridan 67 Cheyenne Central 75 Sheridan 49 Rapid City 45 Sheridan 76 Gillette 69 Sheridan 73 Buffalo 57 Sheridan 68 Laramie 72 Sheridan 60 Rawlins 58 Sheridan 67 Cheyenne East 64 Sheridan 64 Cheyenne Central 93 Sheridan 72 Kelly Walsh 69 Sheridan 90 Gillette 77 Sheridan 75 Casper Natrona 76 Sheridan 63 Sheridan 46 Sheridan 45 Sheridan 52 Sheridan 54 Sheridan-B 59 Sheridan-A 58 Sheridan 66 Sheridan 60 Sheridan-B 54 Sheridan-A 69 Sheridan-B 67 Sheridan-A 60 Sheridan 89 Sheridan 68 Sheridan-B 54 Sheridan-A 64 Sheridan 54 Shoshoni 69 Natrona 48 Kelly Walsh 54 Hardin 32 Hardin 50 Billings Sr.-B 41 Billings Sr.-A 53 Clearmont 67 Gillette 52 Billings West-B 42 Billings West-A 66 Billings West-B 42 Billings West-A 64 Gillette 40 Kelly Walsh 58 Billings Sr.-B 76 Billings Sr.-A 61 Natrona 46 Sophomores Have 12-6 Season Record Front Row: R. Brouwer, G. Filbert, T. Stewart, L. Sare, S. Rcxroat, L. Chalfant, Middle Row: Coach Kadrmas, K. Bigelow, J. Araas, W. Smith, D. Ferries, M. Lee, Manager G. Wright, Back Row: M. Ladd, J. Stender, J. Jurosek, L. Rexroat, M. Hendrickson, R. Scott. Upper right: Most valuable player, Marlon Lee, prepares to score one of his 147 points. 82 Frosh End Season With 12-3 Record Front Row: T. Smith, S. Morris, S. Ruby, M. Heagy, C. Davis, D. White, R. Knudc. P. Kinney, Back Row: Manager T. Vigil, Manager B. Vigil, R. Cox, J. Poll, G. Johnson, S. Marker, P. Marshall, J. Rhodes, D. Harvey, M Long. Not pictured P. Demchock, B. Garriffa, S. Mortenson. Below left: John Rhodes grabs rebound over Big Horn reserves in a scrimmage. Sheridan 52 Shoshoni 61 Sheridan 58 Arvada 27 Sheridan 60 Big Horn J.V. 52 Sheridan 60 St. Labre 51 Sheridan 77 Hardin 45 Sheridan 60 Powell 32 Sheridan 66 Lovell 42 Sheridan 67 Hardin 42 Sheridan 33 Clearmont J.V. 63 Sheridan 66 Gillette 43 Sheridan 51 Buffalo 38 Sheridan 63 Arvada 45 Sheridan 58 Gillette 43 Sheridan 42 Big Horn J.V. 40 Sheridan 58 Clearmont J.V. 60 Sheridan 61 Buffalo 46 Back Row: R. Baker, E. Vigil, M. Lannon, W. Rodacker, S. Johnson, R. Levi, Middle Row: G. Williams, D. Dovey, C. Davey, D. Simmons, D. Ket-tley, M. Onstott, M. Georgeon, G. Badlcy, C. Galloway, B. Melvin, G. Hinz. Front Row: D. Williams, B. Legerski, G. Hutton, T. Shosten, M. Nickel, M. Lund, D. Lannon, B. Novotny, M. Sawyer, P. Ballek, G. Daniels, Coach Benson and Coach Deti. Broncs Finish 1970-71 Season Broncs finished the 1970-71 season with a record of 8-4. Grapplers participated in four tournaments this season, placing high in several weight divisions. Outstanding mats-men during the season were: Mike Onstott, champion at Big Horn Basin Tournament, Bob Legerski, Gary Hutton and Mike Sawyer, champions at Powell Invitational and Gary Hutton, champion and recipient of “Outstanding Wrestler Award” at Casper Invitational. Graduating seniors are: Paul Ballek, with three wrestling letters, a career record of 9 wins, 18 losses, and no decisions, 36 varsity points and 6 career pins, Gary Hutton with 4 varsity letters, a school career record of 66 wins, 14 losses, and no decisions, a career record with 228 varsity points and 13 career pins. Mark Lund with three letters, a career record of 24 wins, 26 losses, and 2 decisions, 85 varsity points, and seven career points. Mark placed 2nd at Powell Invitational and 2nd at the Eastern A A Regional Tournament. Mike Sawyer with 2 wrestling letters, a career record of 17 wins, 18 losses, and no decisions. 65 varsity points, and 9 career pins, he was champion at Powell Invitational. Right: A Sheridan Varsity Wrestler works for a pin. Opp. page top: Mark Lund scores a takedown. Opp. page middle: Dave Lannon rides his opponent. Opp. page bottom: Dean Kettley avoids a takedown. Far right: Marlon Lee keeps his opponent on his knees. J Sheridan 24 Newcastle 22 Sheridan 29 Gillete 19 Sheridan 9 N.C.H.S. 35 Sheridan 26 Douglas 24 Sheridan 33 Hardin 11 Sheridan 14 Kelly Walsh 28 Sheridan 24 Rapid City 26 Sheridan 37 Buffalo 10 Sheridan 27 Riverton 17 Sheridan 43 Hardin 5 Sheridan 25 Powell 23 Sheridan 23 Worland 29 lVIPltU Sheridan Scored 22 points at the Wyoming AA wrestling Tournament held at Casper and took 7th place. Wrestlers that placed were Dan Williams in the 98 lb. weight class, took 3rd in his division, Bob Legerski took second in 107 weight class and Gary Hutton took 3rd in the 115 weight class. SHS Wrestling honor roll this year was; Best Record; Gary Hutton with 23-2-0, Most Wins; Garry Hutton had 23, Most Pins; Mark Lund and Bob Legerski with 7 each; Most Takedowns; Gary Hutton and Bob Legerski, with 85, Most Team Points; Bob Legerski with 85 points High Match Score; Paul Ballek 19-4, Fastest Pin, Bob Legerski .29 sec. Outstanding Freshman, Chris Galloway. Outstanding Wrestler of the Year, Gary Hutton. Opp. page upper left: “The Winner.” Opp. page bottom left: Sheridan is awarded a point. Opp. page top: Team line-up during a meet. Opp. page middle: Legerski makes head way against Kelly Walsh. Opp. page right: Coach Benson reacts at a match. Top: State qualifiers: Lund, Sawyer, Ballek, and Hutton. Left: Gary with State Trophey. Above: Mark gets a good hold on opponent. Swim Team Members for the 1970-71 season were: Back Row: D.Weber, D.Rojo, J.Owenings, H.Levi, R.Oatts, G.Badley, M.Ben-nick. Third Row: Coach Douglas, R.Doyle, D.Roush, L.Lonabaugh, R.Dunkley, M.Shassetz, J.Martini, D.Harding, R.Schwartz. Second Row: T. Acker, M.Bell, F.Kerwald, C. Holstedt, D.Gaunke, D.Fall, A. Medina, D.Bilyeu. Front Row: M. Torbert, D.Verley, D.Gardrer, and R.Parker. Sheridan won all the dual meets they participated in this year, a total of twelve meets. Sheridan placed first at the Sheridan Invitational with 72 points. Swimmers placed fourth at the EWAC in Cheyenne and seventh in the State meet. Total miles traveled by the team this year were 3342. Opp page top: David Harding executes a graceful back dive. Bottom: Members of the 1970-71 Sheridan High School Swim team. This page Left: Dick Weber takes off at the gun. Right: Rick Oattes finishes first in the back stroke. Above: A victorious team congratulates their coach. Girl’s Swim Team Took First at the state swim meet held in Cheyenne on May 1. Girls who went to state were Patti Carroll, two firsts; Sue Janich, two seconds; Lynn Edwards, one third; Patty Kinsky, one fourth; Carol Mediate, one fourth; Karen Weber.one fourth; Tavy Melnick, one fifth; Janice Oatts, one second, one fifth; Karla Friedricks; Bonnie Roush; Tyra Iddings; Pat Dudr-ey; and Gail Symons. Their season began in March, and with Coach George Douglas; Girl’s Swim Team practices Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays during eighth period, and Wednesdays at 6:30 a.m. at the U.M.C.A. They participated in four meets, Cody, Casper, Sheridan, and Cheyenne. K v . This page: Top: Girl’s Swim Team members were left to right: Pat Dudrey, Gail Symons, Tyra Iddings. Bonnie Roush, Patty Kinsky, Patti Carroll, Carla Friedrichs, Sue Janich, Karen Weber, Janice Oatts, and Coach Douglas. Not pictured: Tavy Melnick, Carol Mediate, Lynn Edwards. Bottom: Mr. Douglas coaches the team. Opposite page: Top right: Karen Weber competes in the butterfly. Top left: Spectators watch a swim meet. Bottom right: Swimmers prepare for a race. Bottom left: Swimmers start a race. Broncs Win class AA East Regional tournament at Rawlins on May 8, 1971. The Broncs went to the tournament as underdogs, but they captured the title anyway. Lead by Denny Zowada the Broncs took first in the two mile relay, in the triple jump, in the broad jump, in the 100 yard dash, in the 220 yard run, in the 880 yard run, and in the two mile run. The Broncs also placed third in the broad jump and the 440 yard dash, along with a fourth in the shot put, a fifth in the mile relay, and a sixth in the 880 relay. Everyone who placed at the tournament is eligible for state tournament. Upper right: Dennis Zowada broad jumps for Sheridan. Above: Front Row: Tom Smith, Pat Doyle, Jay Stcnder, Marty Bach, Mike Redburn, Dave Hargis, Greg Filbert, Rudy Kawulok, John Owings, Ken Bigelow, Second Row: Jim Carbone, Tom Takach, Dennis Zowada, Roger Kreger, Rick Lenz, Pete Kinney, Larry Sare, Bill Fall, Mike Harris, Third Row: Manager, Anthony Mediate, John Olson, Charlie Ridings, Robb Doyle, Jim Jurosek, Russel Cox, Glenn Badley, Manager, Pat Barney, Fourth Row: Bruce Kdwards, Jessie Byrtus, Dave Ducheneaux, Scott Hininger, Bill Rinehart, Carl Goodman, Jim Allison, Pat Flanigan. Not pictured Mike Turley, Jon Johnson. Paul Marshall. Fred Bohnsack, A1 Medina, Larry Rexroat, Fred Araas, Dave Kosine, and Mike Strahan. 92 Top: Coach Mike Darnell, Coach Clyde, Stewart, Head Coach Dan Hansen, and Coach A1 Flanigan. Lower left: Mike Strahan senior member of the state champion two mile relay team. Lower right: John Owings runs the last leg of the 880 yard relay. 93 Upper left: Marty Bach sends his shot on the way with peace. Upper right: Pat Flanigan is coached on by Jim Allison. Middle right: Pat Doyle prepares to throw the discus. Above: Rudy Kawulok runs for Sheridan. Right: Bill Fall high hurdles for Sheridan. 94 Dennis Zowada received awards for high point man and for outstanding performer of 1971. Denny placed first at regional in the 100 yard dash, in the 200 yard run, and in the broad jump. Dennis will attend the TRACK MEET OF CHAMPIONS along with Tom Takach. The two mile relay team of Mike Strahan, Mike Redburn, Mike Harris, and Tom Takach set a new state record of 8:15.3 thus beating the old record of 8:16.3 set by Riverton. 95 Broncs Finish third at both the district and the state golf tournaments. Members of the 1971 SHS golf team who lettered were Frank Shaffer, Thone Stewart, Dave Swarthout, Tom Gligorea, Greg Kinney, and Eric Flint. The team was coached by Cliff Harkins. A strong team is expected this year. Upper left: Thone Stewart lines up a putt. Left: Rick Green adds up his score after 18 holes. Above: Coach Hansen, Mrs. Calkins, Rick Green, and Frank Shaffer watch as the scores are posted. A Dozen Spirited Cheerleaders Led the student body in supporting S.H.S.’s athletic teams. The Bronc Cheerleaders, headed by Jet Batty and Coleen Kelly, were Patti Car-roll, Debbi Daniels, Joyce Parker, and Linda Yorio. The Colt Cheerleaders were Margaret Carroll, Amy Kinskey, Chris Slayter, Kathy Schultz, Nancy Barbula, and Cindy Gligorea, head. In addition to cheering at all the home games, matches and meets as was possible, the cheerleaders hosted a cheerleading clinic, housed out of town cheerleaders and together with the pom-pom girls planned the pep assemblies and participated in civic promotional activities for the Bobby Richardson appearance. Opposite top: The Bronc Cheerleaders: Jet Batty, Patti Carroll, Joyce Parker, Linda Yorio, Debbi Daniels, and kneeling, Coleen Kelly. Opposite center: Jet Batty teaches the student body a new cheer during an assembly. Opposite right: Coleen Kelly Presents swimmer Jerry Martini with a cup-cake. Top: The Colt Cheerleaders; Cindy Gligorea, Kathy Schultz, Margaret Carroll, Amy Kinskey, Nancy Barbula, and front, Chris Slayter. Left: Patti Carroll awaits the outcome of a Bronc’s free-throw. Right: Colt Cheerleaders pose for a Bronc photographer. Bottom: The cheerleaders encourage a Bronc wrestler. Pom Pom Girls Perform many times during year. Headed by Robin Jenrich, the 1970-1971 Pom Pom Girls were, Pam Bales, Cathy Carroll, Linda Barber, Linda Urozsek, Debi Mock, Sherri Jenrich, Mary Murphy, Tempe Rawlings, first alternate, and Jeannie Ridings, second alternate. They performed original routines before and during halftimes at all home football and basketball games and at all pep assemblies. Top: Pom Pom Girls perform during a half time. Opposite center: Linda Barber shows a Pom Pom Girl hopeful some tips. Left: Pom Pom Girls help senior Pom Pom Girls into their “oversized” sneakers at their last pep assembly. Center right: Pom Pom Girls, Linda Urozsek and Debi Mock yell for their class. Lower left: Pom Pom Girls perform at a pep assembly. Lower right: Pom Pom Girls were, left to right: Sherri Jenrich, Linda Barber, Linda Urozsek, Mary Murphy, Cathy Carroll, Debi Mock, Robin Jenrich, Pam Bales, and Tempe Rawlings, first alternate. Upper left: The debators on the speech team were: David Livingston, Roger Kbertz, Ed Hammer, John Byrtus, Craig Yale, Brad Waters, Marcie Dunkley, Shiela Tho-malc, Ann Butler, and Lori Sanders. Left: Ed Hammer and Roger Ebcrtz don their thinking caps to prepare for the state speech meet. Upper right:The team listens to Mr.Crimmel,coach,at an important squad meeting. Center: The typical Ann Butler mediates before going into the final extemp round inSpearfish, South Dakota. Right: Shiela Thomale and John Byrtus concentrate on extemporaneous speeches at the Black Hills State Speech Tournament. Opposite left: Marcie Dunkley, in the final round, delivers an oration in Spearfish, South Dakota. Opposite right: The extempers and orators were: Ed Hammer, David Livingston, Marcie Dunkley, Keta Barker, Lori Sanders, John Byrtus, Lisa Pince, Tina Rawlings, Ann Butler, and Shiela Thomale. 102 Speech Team Did Well in debate, extemp, original oratory, and interpretation. Students on speech team devote much of their time to preparing for a speech meet. Practice, practice, and more practice is important in order to achieve superior ratings in the events. The speech team traveled many miles and competed against one hundred schools from Wyoming, South Dakota, Colorado, Idaho, and Nebraska. At the Rocky Mountain District Speech Meet, held in Greeley, Colorado, Trish Rhodes placed eighth in memorized dramatic interpretation, David Livingston and John Byrtus placed ninth in boy’s extemp, and Ann Butler placed seventh in girl’s extemp. At the state speech tournament in Casper, John Byrtus placed fourth in boy’s extemp, Ann Butler placed fourth in girl’s extemp, Marcie Dunkley placed fourth in original oratory, and David Livingston won the state championship in boy’s extemp, which qualified him for nationals. Mr. Crimmel has been the speech team coach for the last four years. Not shown were the interpreters, Diane Crimmel, Jackie Gray, Debbie Creswell, Trish Rhodes, Cindy Rawlings, and Michele Newman. Bronc Staff Editor: Kay Kupper Advisor: Mr. Spangler Staff Members Jackie Banas Judy Cook Nancy Husman Pam Jarvis Ken Littler Sonja Peck Kelley Pelissier Glen Wright Mark Avery Cricket Benson Debbi Daniels Joyanna Giesler Terri Revelle Kathy Wright Art: Linda Hageman Photographers Les Haddix Kay Kupper Ken Littler Gil Thomas Glen Wright Mr. Spangler Camera West Don Diers Sheriaan Press Vacationland Zeimers Bronc Increased its size to 292 pages this year. The increased size along with the use of more color kept the staff busy throughout the year. Other than taking pictures and doing layouts, the staff sells advertisements, schedules underclass mug shots, sells picture packets, sells subscriptions to the Bronc, and collects information. In September twelve Bronc staffers accompanied the Ock staff on the annual journalism weekend trip, which was held in Thermoplis this year. Journalism Weekend provided valuable workshops for the rather “green” staff members. Art Club president, Linda Hageman, did the art work on the cover and title page. Other volunteers did most of the class pages. Opposite page: Above: Nancy Husman, Cricket Benson, Judy Cook, Glen Wright, Jackie Banas, and Sonja Peck work during 8th period. Right: Editor, Kay Kupper, assigns pages. Below. Glen Wright and Kenn Littler work together. This page left: Advisor, Mr. Spangler, contemplates completion of the book. Right: Staff members (left part of picture) enjoy Journalism weekend. Bottom: Nancy Husman, Kelley Pellisicr, and Pam Jarvis label mug shots. Editor, Kay Kupper, spent much of her time working on theme development in the introduction. At the end of the year the staffers agreed, “Those Were the Days.” 105 Miss Toy Heads Ock Staff during her first year in the Sheridan school system. Along with her advisory duties. Miss Toy sponsored a trip to Thermopolis, along with Mr. Spangler of the Bronc staff, to the annual Journalism Weekend. The managing editor of the Ock for the first semester was David Livingston. For the second semester, Kathy Austin was the managing editor. The advertising and business editor was Brenda Joy, the make-up editor was Margaret Hoyer, and the exchange editor was Teena Rawlings. Top: Ross Campbell takes time out from his Ock staff duties to do some homework. Lower left: Jerri Steinmetz and Margaret Hoyer look over their editorial. Lower right: Students are amazed at the latest issue of the Ocksheperida. 107 Front Row: Wendy Murdock, Chris Martin, Jeannie Ridings, Patti Carroll, Cindy Gligorea, Karen Kosine, Clella Collier, Kathy Ballek, Brenda Joy. Second Row: Tavy Melneck, Charmaine Johnson, Dana Sawyer, Karen Canfield, Tempe Arizona, Cindy Morris, Kathy Panetta, Sally Robinson. Back Row: Mrs. MacLivcr, Gary Roush, Roger Sodcrgren, Monte Geiss, Darrel Dockslader, Rick Lenz, Greg Sullivan, Jay Spracklen, Joe Bocek, Terry Ycntzcr, Ron Urbatchka. Not pictured is Patty Kinskey, Margaret Carroll, Debbie Sare, Keith Smith, Gary Walton, Mary Lannan, Marlene Lenz, Michelle Catterall, Beth Catterall, Debbie Ball, Mike Bealow, Barbara Fairbanks, Fairan Barnett, Charlie Ridings. A Student Assembly Highlighted the season for the gymnastics team. This year the team was under the direction of Mrs. MacLiver and Ron Urbatchka, a former SHS gymnast. The team practiced every Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday from 6:00-7:30 at the Taylor school gym. On May 27th a clinic for the community was held at the YMCA. Upper left: Gary Roush displays his talent as he performs on the horse. Upper right: Greg Sullivan does “his thing on the even parallel bars. Bottom left: Cindy Gligorea on the uneven parallel bars. Opposite upper left: Rick Lenz puts much concentration into his performance. Opposite upper right: Karen Kosine prepares for dismount. Opposite bottom right: Patti Carroll does floor exercise. 109 Volleyball Tournament Attracted Many Girls including freshmen, sophomores, juniors, and seniors. As well as volleyball, both girls and boys participated in basketball, horseshoes, archery, deck tennis, table tennis, and badminton intramurals. Opposite page, upper left: Barbara Smithis-ler serves. Upper right: Freshman jumps for the ball. Lower left: Debbie Marusok prepares to return a ball. Lower right: Cindy Brown jumps for the ball. This page, upper left: Freshman girl sets the ball up. Lower left: Cindy Ladd reaches for the ball. Lower right: Jane Gabor and Mary Cummings keep the ball in play. Ill SHS Produced Arsenic and Old Lace written by Joseph Kesselring. It was presented October 28, 30, and 31 in the high school auditorium. Miss Lee was director and was assisted by Marcia Hale as assistant director and Cita Ekwall as stage manager. The lead roles were held by Kay Kupper as Abby Brewster, Gil Thomas as Teddy Brewster, Marcie Dunkley as Martha Brewster, Howard Donnelly as Mortimer Brewster, Mike Demchok as Johathan Brewster and Irvin Shreve as Dr. Eistein. Minor roles were played by Connie Tucker, John Juroszek, Bennie Harris, Greg Sullivan, Ross Campbell, Rick Dunkely, Bill Scott, and Bill Ar-rison. The story, a comedy, takes place in Brooklyn in the 1930’s where Abby and Martha Brewster spend their time poisoning elderly men. STAGE CREW Barbara MacLean Kevin Ryan COSTUMES Janice Hoover PUBLICITY Sandi Buchan Lauri Niehay Kathy Austin MAKE UP Lauri Niehay Kathy Skatula Sandi Buchan Sheila Thomale Kathy Austin Diane Crimmel Barbara Harzke LIGHT SOUND Ross Campbell Cindy Rawlings SET CONSTRUCTION Barbara MacLean Nancy Husman Lisa Pince Sally Campbell Cindy Dunne Kelley Pclisiier PROPERTIES Diane Connor Erika Thickamn Trish Rhodes This Page: Top: Aunt Abby, Teddy, and Dr. Harper at tea. Center: Jonathan and Dr. Einstein discuss Mortimer’s grim future. Lower Left: Jonathan and Dr. Einstein talk about their plans. Lower Right: Officer O’Hara works hard on the case. Opposite Page: Top: Mortimer, plays a serious dramatic critic. Center: Mortimer tries to get an answer out of his aunts. Lower Left: Elaine Harper gets in the way of the doctor and gets removed. Lower Right: Teddy removes the Aunt’s visitor to Panama. Finian’s Rainbow Struck Gold as SHS students presented the second dramatic production of the year. The setting was Rainbow Valley, Missitucky, 1900. Finian McLonergan, an Irishman, and his daughter Sharon have come to America to seek their fortune by planting a stolen crock of gold in the ground in hopes of becoming a millionaire. As the newcomers arrive, the local hero. Woody Mahoney, also comes home just in time to save the valley from the hands of Senator Billboard Raw-kins. Other characters in the story were: Og, a Leprechaun who comes to get his crock of gold back from Finian; and Susan Mahoney, Woody’s deaf mute sister who talks with her feet. Along with the above characters: dancers, the Passion Pilgrim Gospelers and a host of sharecropers the play took the audience back in time to the valley for an enjoyable evening of song and laughter. CHARACTERS Buzz Collins Paul Guymon Sheriff Gil Thomas 1st Sharecropper Bill Scott 2nd Sharecropper Bennie Harris Susan Mahoney Jenifer Batty Henry Kevin Ryan 3rd Sharecropper Nancy Pust Finian McLonergan David Freeman Sharon McLonergan Tricia Rhodes Kathy Skatula Woody Mahoney Dan Burgess 4th Sharecropper Barb MacLean Og Ken Littler Howard Peter Clark Senator Rawkins Jim Moeller 1st Geologist Jerry Paulos 2nd Geologist Terry Cooper Diane Julie Sodergren John Steve Gligorea Mr. Robust Gary Dodd Mr. Shears Bill Arrison 1st Gospeler Peter Clark 2nd Gospeler Bennie Harris 3rd Gospeler Richard Dunkley 1st Deputy Forrest Wathen 2nd Deputy Roger Ebertz 3rd Deputy Les Haddix Honey Lou Emmy Lou Johnson Opposite page upper right: Mrs. Crossfield and Mr. Mackinnon, pose for an opening night shot. Opposite page upper left: Director, stage manager, and the head of props direct rehearsal. Opposite page lower left: Makeup goes on early for opening night. Opposite page lower right: Cita Ekwall give David Freeman last minute props. Top: Buss and Howard discuss jobs. Middle: Dancers add to the quality of the production. Lower left: Jan Pilch sings Necessity. Lower right: Trish Rhodes expresses a mood. Cast Crews Work Together to Give Performance PRODUCTION CREWS Director Taylor Mackinnon Mrs. Crossfield Choreographer Set Designs Stage Manager Special Effects Pianist LIGHTS Tom Ketron Kay Kupper Steve Campbell Laurie Washut Steve Cambpell Irvin Shreve MAKE UP Michelle Freigricks Connie Tucker, Debbie Skatula, Lynn Barnes, Sally Campbell, Barbara Harzke. SET CONSTRUCTION Art Club STAGE CREW Doris Moeller Gail Selmer PUBLICITY Kathy Austin Barbara MacLean, Tenna Rawlings Sharon Stopka, Kathy Wolff. PROPS Cita Ekwall Sally Campbell, Monica Fisher. DANCERS Jet Batty, Cita Ekwall, Dannon Hurst, Michelle Catteral, Beth Catteral, Debbie Felkner, Prudence Brewster, Jean Brewster. CHORUS Janice Pilch, Dawn Stokes, Diane Crimmel, Steve Gligorea, Melody McCormack, Lisa Pince, Gary Enlow, Gregg Randall, Mike Lacek, Charlene Shilling, Teena Rawlings, Calvin Gligorea. ORCHESTRA Linda Berta, Mike Bourke, Roberta Podgornik, Curt Roush, Jeffrey Thickman, Ron Murry, Nancy Saunders, John Nalivka, Richard Urbatchka, Terry Calkins, Mark Avery, Erika Thickman, Margaret Thickman, Sandra Underwood, Laurens Blankers, Janet Luxmoore, Howard Donnelly, Greg Scott, Jon Avery, Mike Choman, Tammy Burton, Don Mathew, Linda Maydew, David Oakes. Opposite upper left: The “stars pose for a picture. Middle: Curtain call in impressive. Bottom: Finian leaves for a new land. Upper right: Emotions play a big part after final curtain. Lower right: Kathy and David at practice. This page top: Back stage. Middle: Mr. Mackinnon give last minute pep talk. Bottom: The orchestra. Row 1 B. Finger, D. Benson, C. Yale, P. Marshall, Z. Cassel, J. Roush, B. Williamson. Row 2: T. Mclncck, M. Schoolcraft, E. Brewster, B. Barker. L. Gough, D. Vine, P. Sorenson, D. Sawyer, M. Stroup, C. Miller, R. Rawlings. D. Crook. Row 3: D. Skatula, C. Ainsworth, T. Livingston, L. Pince, M. Agnew, L. Wamhoff, J. Marshall. J. Bruce, J. Burgess. T. Miller, N. Badgett, D. Routh, B. Copeland, K. Adamson, G. Symons, K. Denton. Row 4: L. Barnes. D Moeller. K. Friedrichs, C. Morris, B. Catterall. M. Hensley, C. Brown. S. Campbell. J. Helmrick, M. Sand, C. Davidson, G. Knutson, J. Wathcn, F. Tetschner, M. Johnson, P. Davis, W. Murdock. Row 1: L. Bell. B. Kauffman, D. Ball, C. Pine, C. Gardner, R. Record, C. Gazdik, C. Miller, T. Rawlings. M. Salveson. P. Franklin. Row 2: R. Podgornik, R. Scherry, T. Tissino, R. French, P. Weaver, S. Gradin, C. Fry, L. Lanners, M. Araass, T. Given, S. Dore, J Brewster. J. Parker, C. Kilworth. Row 3: S. Pilch, M. Johnston, L. Francis, B. Agnew, L. Yorio, S. Wimmcr, S. Dcstafano, C. Barker, D. Crcswell, S. Stopka, T. Wright, L. Christensen, P. McChesncy, M. Bent, L. French. The 1970-71 S.H.S. Concert Choir Presented The 1970-7! S.H.S. Concert Choir presented two major concerts for the community. Early in the year the choir preformed in the Fall Vocal Concert and on December 15 it performed in the Christmas Concert, singing the traditional “Hallelujah Chorus” and several other Christmas selections. In his first year as choir director, Mr. Taylor Mackinnon prompted the voices of 54 talented students to produce the outstanding music that has become customary for the S.H.S. Concert Choir. Besides being a performing group, Concert Choir was also an organization that elected officers and sponsored money-making projects. Laurie Washut served as president and was assisted by Howard Donnelly as vice-president, Trish Byrtus, secretary, Tricia Rhodes, treasurer, Roger Kreger, historian, and Melody McCormack and Gary Shroyer as social chairmen. Nine members of Concert Choir were members of the All-State Choir and seven members were selected to preform in the All-Northwest Choir. Above and right: The S.H.S. Concert Choir during a daily practice. Row 1: R. Risdall, E. Johnson, J. Hoover, T. Byrtus, C. Shilling, M. Murphy, M. Dunkley, K. Skatula, M. Marshall, S. Jen rich, C. Dunn, M. McCormack, C. Nilluka S. Manor. Row 2: M. Lenz, R. PodgornicV N. Saunders, L. Purcell, N. Pust, B. Mai Lean, J. Pilch, C. Ladd, J.A. Pilch, L. Was-nut, T. Rhodes, N. Grimm, G. Isley, D. Stokes, J. Sodergren. Row 3: B. Harris, J. Nalivka, F. Araas, G. Thomas, M. Ladd, R. Krcgcr, D. Freeman, K. Littlcr, D. Paul- sen, M. Choman, G. Shroyer, J. Araas, A. Barnett, J. Poulos. Row 4: R. Kreger, G. Daniels, J. Moeller, H. Donnelly, D. Burgess, J. Avery, R. Schwartz, P. Clark, D. Paulsen, R. Doyle, M. Avery, C. Sare, M. Lacek. Above: The Sheridanaircs-M. McCormick, D. Burgess, T. Byrtus, R. Kreger, J. Pilch, D. Freeman, M. Thickman, B. MacLcan, M. Choman, G. Shroyer, K. Skatula, B. Harris, R. Podgornik, H. Donnelly, M. Marshall, F. Araas, C. Nilluka, M. Avery, G. Thomas, -not pictured, T. Rhodes. Right: The pit orchestra practices for the musical. Upper left: Matt Groshart plays the tym-phani. Middle left: Jan Pilch and Laurie Washut were music department queen candidates. Lower left: SHS’s band leads the Homecoming Parade. Above: Concert Choir serving at the reception to honor the returning All-Northwest members. Front Row: L. Berta, R. Podgornik, N. Saunders, M. Melncck, J. Nalivka, J. Thickman. Row 2: C. Enlow, M. Bourke, R. Murray, S. Peck, M. Dunkley, E. Thickman, D. Rojo, J. Vigil, C. Barnhart. Row 3: D. Roush, C. Roush, R. Dunkley, D. Paulsen, L. Maydew, M. Thickman, 124 A May 5 Concert Highlighted the activities of the SHS orchestra for the 1970-1971 season. Five members attended All-State Music Festival, held in Worland: Linda Berta, Carry Enlow, and Curt Roush, violins John Nalivka, cello, and Wes Gradin, trumpet. Linda Berta was also selected a member of the All-Northwest orchestra which performed in Boise, Idaho. In January the SHS orchestra presented concerts at Sheridan’s ograde Schools. B. MacLean, M. Avery. Standing: R. Urbatchka, S. Bourne, T. Freeman, P. Lyon, J. Lux-moore, J. Burkhart, G. Scott, W. Gradin, J. Rhodes, H. Donnelly, J. Avery, M. Choman, R. Ebertz, S. Gligorea, M. Grosshart, Mr. Blankers. Absent: D. Burgess, G. Thomas, A. Downing, R. Smith, D. Matthew, H. Wells. 125 KNEELING: R.Scheibeis, C.Martin, J.Ridings, N.Scheibeis, L.Sanders. FIRST ROW: E.Thick-man, G.Thomas, M.Dunkley, T.Calkins, S.Peck, L.Hoff, S.Campbell. SECOND ROW: M.Thick-man, K.Kupper, B.MacLean, N.Husman, S.Carlson, E. Johnson, C.Georgeon, L.Cox, M.Lee, J.Luxmore, P.Lyon, T.Freeman, J.Burkhart, M. Freidrichs. THIRD ROW: B.Miller, S.Gradin, E.Cherni, N.Pust, T.Deans, S.Underwood, C. Schilling, M.Byers, J.Reed, B.Finger, M.Avery, L.Maydew, N.Montegna, D.Paulsen, W.Roa-docker, M.Choman, L.Hoff, B.Thompson, G. Hinz, D.Olsen, T.Acker. FOURTH ROW: P. Zeigland, L.Pince, G.Knudson, D.Crimmell, S. Carlat, P.Creswell, M.Fisher, H.Donnelly, W. Gradin, G.Scott, J.Rhodes, J.Trott, D.Paulsen, D.Deliramich, D.Hinz, D.Williams, J.Birr, B. Novotny, S.Walker, P.Melvin, J.Wathon, J.Johnson, R.Risdall, R.Dunkley, C.Loring, A.Downing, M.Onstott, J.May, G.Shroyer, D.Keetley, C.Killworth, J.McBride, S.Montegna, R.Ebert ., L.Oneyear, D.Lee, J.Avery. STANDING: M. Hall, T.Burton, G.Semlar, M.Geiss, M.Groshart, H.Wells, R.Smith, S.GIigorea, D.Mathews, Mr. Avery, R.Urbatchka, J.Kurth. SHS Band Receives Superior Rating at the Northeast District Music Festival held at Sheridan on April 23rd and 24th. Soloists, ensembles, and full bands performed in the two-day long competition. All Sheridan ensembles received superior ratings and soloists received superior and excellent ratings. The Sheridan High School Marching Band began the 1970-71 year by performing in halftime activities during the football season. It was highlighted by the marching maneuvers executed for the presentation of the homecoming queen and her attendants. The band brought out the school spirit by playing at the pep assemblies and basketball games. Six members of the band attended All-State in Worland. They were Jon Avery, Mark Avery, Mike Choman, Howard Donnelly, Meg Thickman, and Sandra Underwood. The annual spring concert of the Sheridan High School Concert Band was held on March 23rd at Central auditorium. Jon Avery was the only band member to attend the All-Northwest Concert in Boise, Idaho. BOTTOM RIGHT: The concentration of the trumpet section. Above: The Syndicate The SHS Stage Band Finished an Active Year when it performed at the senior Academic Awards Assembly. During the 1970-71 school year Stage Band attended the annual Stage Band Festival held in Casper where it received a 2 -frating and it received a superior rating at the Spring Music Festival held in Sheridan. In May, Stage Band played at a benefit dance to raise money for the Experiment in International Living Scholarship. Other activities included participation in the school talent show and the presentation of a concert at Tongue River High School. Members of the 1970-71 Stage Band included Linda Maydew and Nancy Montegna, alto saxophones; Mark Avery, Richard Dunkley, Wes Ro-docker, and Erika Thickman, tenor saxophones; Linda Hoff, baritone saxophone; Tom Acker, Jon Avery, Mike Choman, Roger Ebertz, Dale Lee, and Leo Oneyear, trombones; Howard Donnelly, Wes Gradin, Ben Novotney, John Rhodes, and Gregg Scott, trumpets; Richard Urbatchka, string bass; Steve Gil-gorea and Don Mathews, drums; Susan Gradin, Bennie Harris, and Jeff Thickman, piano. Mr. Avery was director. Six senior members of the Stage Band formed a smaller ensemble known as the Syndicate. The Syn- dicate, famous for its pranks, was composed of Howard Donnelly, Rich Dunkley, Wes Gradin, Dale Lee, Leo Oneyear, and Gregg Scott, with occasional assistance from several associate members. This year, in addition to making an unsuccessful phone call to Herb Al-pert, the Syndicate played at a Y.M.C.A. dinner, provided halftime entertainment for basketball games, and participated in the school talent show. Five SHS Music Students Are Europe Bound this summer. Howard Donnelly, Mike Choman, Jim Moeller, John Nalivka, and Jan Pilch were selected to tour Europe with Young Americans in Concert. Selected to participate in All Northwest held in Boise, Idaho this past March were Jon Avery, band, Linda Berta, orchestra, Dan Burgess, David Freeman, Roger Kreg-er, Jan Pilch, Tricia Rhodes, Gary Shroyer, and Kathy Skatula from choir. S.H.S. was well represented at the 1971 All State Music Festival held in Worland. Jon Avery, Mark Avery, Howard Donnelly, Mike Choman, Wes Gradin, and Sandra Underwood participated in the All-State Band. Orchestra members attending were Linda Berta, Cary Enlow, John Nalivka, and Curt Roush. Participating in the choir were Dan Burgess, David Freeman, Bennie Harris, Roger Kreger, Ken Littler, (not pictured) Christina Nilluka, Jan Pilch, Tricia Rhodes, Kathy Skatula, and Laurie Washut. Top: The All-State group. Middle left: All Northwest members. Middle left: Young Americans in Concert. Wonderful Boys Staters Boys State Radio Program MC Judicial Committee Chairman House of Representatives Ray Oltion Director of State National Resources Fish and Game Committee Senate Howard Donnelly County Attorney Judicial Member Wyoming Girls Staters Tricia Rhodes Kay Kupper Superintendent of Girls School Plan Ride Home Recipient Court Member Kelley Shorlain Senate Member Jan Pilch Commissioner of Public Lands Journal Clerk for Senate City Attorney Senate Member Laurie Washut Commissioner of Insurance url Bailiff Court Member Secretary of State House of Representatives Toni Smith Supreme Court Justice City Councilman Senate Member Trish Byrtus Industry Development Committee Senate Member Juniors Worked Busily on Prom under the general chairmanship of Kenny Littler. Other chairmen were Patti Carroll; Banquet, Kathy Janich; and Dave Swarthout; Servers, Julie Severence; Band, Rick Oatts, Joyce Parker, Jeff Hansen and Cindy Ladd. The prom activities were coketails, banquet and grand march at the Historic Sheridan Inn, a movie at the Wyo, Bingo and a breakfast at the Elks Club, and finally a picnic in Story. This page top: Konnic Killworth and Rick Oatts work hard to meet prom deadline. Lower left: Connie Tucker paints the fence. Lower right: Steve Kuchcra paints a mural. Opposite page upper left: Reni Scherry, Linda Yorio, and Kathy Panetta discuss prom decorations. Upper right: Joyce Reed helps with prom. Lower left: Four junior boys make prom flowers. 135 Opposite page, top left: Roger Kreger and JoAnn Geis-ler participate in The Grand March. Top right: Christina Nilluka,Mike Drcll admire prom decorations. Bottom: Hard rock music contrasts to formal attire and soft lights. This page, top: Prom servers were: left to right; Back Row: Janice Oatts, Don Roberts, Mark Ladd, Ron Scott, Rolf Brouwer, Bruce Swanson, Cecelia Demple. Front Row: Sue Janich, Lyncttc Frey, Karen Weber, Roxanne French, and Laura Patz. Not pictured: Nick Miltner, and Dave Ferris. Bottom right: Couples receive refreshments from the servers. Bottom left: Linda Uroszek, Rudy Kawalok, Connie Turner, and Mike Georgen enjoy refreshments. Top: Patty Kinskey dances to the music of Reign, a band from Denver. Bottom: Couples enjoy the prom dance. Opposite page top: Crowd shows that prom was a success. Lower left: Sheridan Inn proved to be a fine place to hold prom. Lower right: Kay Kupper, yearbook editor, and John Nalivka dance to the fine music provided by Reign. 137 Discussion becomes doubt-doubt becomes questioning-questioning becomes knowledge. Organizations Above: Student Body President Gil Thomas. Above right: SHS students enjoy the Winter Carnival Dance. Center right: Gil Thomas Kelley Pelissier discuss legislation at the W.A.S.C. convention. Right: Student council members discuss school policies. Opposite upper right: Kathy Wright was both student body and W.A.S.C. secretary. Opposite center: Rick Green and Kathy Wright reigned as Winter Carnival King and Queen. Opposite lower right: This Monday morning meeting found the council wide awake. Opposite bottom: Student council advisor Mr. Hutt and his family supervise council float-builders. A Weekend Retreat Kindled the creative sparks of leadership in SHS student council members early in the school year. Patterned after Trail Lake Leadership Camp to which SHS sends six delegates each summer, the retreat was a workshop in leadership skills and a forum to discuss plans for the coming school year. The student body officers for the 70-71 year were Gil Thomas, president; Mike Strahan, vice-president; and Kathy Wright, secretary. Kathy was W.A.S.C. secretary as well and wrote a state newsletter in addition to performing her regular duties. Representation on student council. which had varied among classes in the past, increased to eight representatives plus the class president for each class. In this way, more students were given the opportunity to gain valuable leadership experience. The three student body officers, five student council members, and five members of the senate attended the W.A.S.C. convention held in Cheyenne in late November. Under the guidance of council and senate advisors Mr. Larry Hull and Mr. Mike Darnell, SHS's delegation proved to be representing one of the most capable student governments in the state. Student Senate Members Continued to bring their new ideas to life during the second year of its existence. Primarily a communications bridge between the council and the student body, senate also showed enthusiastic initiative through the completion of several projects. As student body vice president, Mike Strahan automatically was president of the senate. Aiding Mike during the first semester were vice president Rick Green and secretary Joyanna Geisler. Roger Newman was elected vice president and Joyanna was re-elected secretary during the second term. Together, under the heading of student government, the senate and the council accomplished several goals. Most noticable, perhaps, was the change in the dress code that allowed girls to wear pants. In the fall, student government co-ordinated the homecoming activities and constructed the beautiful royalty float designed by Terry Yentzer. Blue and Gold trash cans appeared in the parking lot as the result of another project. At Christmas, a team of students, headed by Roger Newman as Santa, visited the town’s grade schools with a cartoon package and a bag of canes. To raise money for Sheridan’s needy children, several students dressed in present, tree, and reindeer costumes and paraded in front of a half-time audience. Other student government projects included a teacher appreciation day, a winter carnival, writing a new constitution, painting the gym lobby, and many others. In the spring, members chose delegates to Trail Lake and organized student body and class officer elections. Opposite upper right: The second semester senate officers were Mike Strahan, president; Roger Newman, vice-president; and Joyanna Gcislcr, secretary. Opposite upper left: Mike Strahan conducts a meeting. Opposite center right: Cindy Loring participates in a student government project. Bottom: Lois Baker, Kathy Wright, and Joyanna Geisler paint a Bronc. Upper left: Santa, alias Roger Newman, distributes candy canes. Upper right: Santa's helpers solicit funds for the needy. Center left: Student senate in action. Above: Brenda Joy works on the Homecoming royalty float. 143 Honor Society Held Induction for new members as their first order of business for the 1970-71 school year. Early in the fall seniors were given yellow roses. Honor Society’s symbol, by president Jane Rodosevich and sponsor Mrs. Bisbee. Later that week the formal induction ceremonies were held with the parents of the new members and administrators as guests. Highlights involving the members during the year were a pizza party for all members in the fall, decorating the Christmas tree in the lower hall, and a Christmas party for members and guests. The famous and ever popular singing Valentines were a big success. Spring saw the induction of new junior and senior members. The annual banquet, was held at the Golden Steer on May 11, with Dr. and Mrs. Christenson and Dr. and Mrs. Bisbee as guests. Officers Were: president, Jane Rodosevich; vice-president, Bill Arrison; secretary, Toni Smith; and treasurer, Anna Shassetz. Officers for the second semester were: president, Roger Ebertz; vice-president, Laurie Washut; secretary, Howard Donnelly; and treasurer, Greg Scott. Mrs. Bisbee was the advisor. OPPOSITE PAGE UPPER LEFT: Honor Society members decorate Christmas tree in lower hall ofSHS. OPPOSITE PAGE UPPER RIGHT: Kathy Skatula receives a singing Valentine in typing class. OPPOSITE PAGE LOWER RIGHT: Ann. Shassetz serves punch at Honor Society Induction. UPPER LEFT: Honor Society sponsor, Mrs. Bisbee receives singing Valentine from Honor Society members. UPPER RIGHT: New members listen attentively at the induction ceremonies. LOWER LEFT: Singing Valentines prove to be embarassing. Music Honorary Held Initiation as one of their yearly activities. Music Honorary this year ratified a new constitution which made membership more difficult. Members of Music Honorary must be ond semester juniors or first semester seniors. Applications are judged by the current members. Applicants must have been in two or more performing groups in high school and must represent a high level of musicianship. Music Honorary ended the year by sponsoring an All-School Talent Show. President for Music Honorary for this year was Howard Donnelly. Vice president was Laurie Washut, secretary-treasurer was Trish Rhodes, and historian was Janice Pilch. Sponsors were Mr. Avery, Mr. Mackinnon, and Mr. Blankers. Opposite page; upper left: Kathy Skatula sings for the Music Honorary initiation ceremony. Opposite page; upper right: Mr. Taylor Mackinnon is one of the sponsors for Music Honorary. Opposite page; bottom: Laurie Washut was the homecoming queen candidate for Music Honorary. OPPOSITE PAGE; UPPER LEFT: Kathy Skatula sings for the Music Honorary initiation ceremony. OPPOSITE PAGE; UPPER RIGHT: Mr. Taylor Mackinnon is one of the sponsors for Music Honorary. OPPOSITE PAGE; BOTTOM: Laurie Washut was the homecoming queen candidate for Music Honorary. TOP: Richard Urbatchka looks on while Linda Sue Maydew plays her saxophone for Music Honorary initiation. BOTTOM: President Howard Donnelly conducts a Music Honorary meeting. Howard Donnelly Leads Thespians this year as President. Other officers were: Kathy Skatula, Vice- President, Kay Kupper, Sec-Treas., and Jan Pilch, Historian. Several members of the club attended a drama workshop in Casper during the month of October. Arsenic and Old Lace was the first play presented to the public. The annual Thespians banquet was held at the Ranch House in Ranchester. UPPER LEFT: Officers for the 1970-71 year. UPPER RIGHT: Sally Campbell confers with fellow members on pressing issues. RIGHT: Teena Rawlings. Ben Harris, and Kevin Ryan find the meeting somewhat amusing. During this time the awards for the best performers were made: David Freeman-best actor, Trish Rhodes-best actress, Mike Demchok-best supporting actor, Connie Tucker-best supporting actress, Irvin Shreve-best character actor. Bill Scott-best actor in minor part, Jan Pilch-best actress in a minor part, Kevin Ryan-best actor in a minor role, and Kay Kupper-Best Thespian. 148 TOP: Thespians banquet proves successful. CENTER: Members of Finian’s Rainbow enjoy annual club banquet. RIGHT: Jan Pilch, Bill Scott.Connic Tucker, David Freeman, and Marcia Hale enjoy themselves. BOTTOM: This years best actors at their best. SEATED-Kevin Ryan. FIRST ROW: Trish Rhodes, Kay Kupper, David Freeman. SECOND ROW: IrvinShreve,Connie Tucker, Janice Pilch. STANDING-Bill Scott and Mike Demchok. UPPER LEFT: The officers of NFL were, left to right. Roger Ebertz, vice-president. Bill Arrison, president, Lori Sanders, secretary-treasurer, and Bennie Harris, recorder, Mr. Crimmel, standing, has been the sponsor of NFL for the last four years. ABOVE: Karen Canfield and Sheila Thomale help out at an NFL bake sale. UPPER CENTER: John Byrtus delivers a speech at the Black Hills State Speech Tournament in Spcarfish, South Dakota, at which he took first place in extemporaneous speaking. LOWER CENTER: Trish Rhodes, Homecoming queen candidate, rides on the NFL float in the Homecoming parade. UPPER RIGHT: Debbie Creswell, Cindy Rawlings, and Michele Newman record results in the tabulation room at the Sheridan Invitational Speech Meet. 150 NFL Is the National Organization of the speech team. In order to become a member, one must attend tournaments, participate in debate, original oratory, extemp, or interpretation, and earn required points by placing in the meets. The Sheridan High School National Forensics League held the Sheridan Invitational Speech Meet, Jan. 31-Feb. 1, at which twelve schools participated from Wyoming. NFL high point leaders were David Livingtson, 621 points, John Byr-tus, 378, Lori Sanders, 326, Roger Ebertz, 309, Bill Arrison, 270, Bennie Harris, 250, Ed Hammer, 242, and Marcie Dunkley, 212 points. The 1971 Key Club Sweetheart Is Right: Patti Carroll receives a red rose from Kathy Wright, last year’s sweetheart. Below: The candidates all seated and ready for the questioning to begin. Patti Carroll. Miss Carroll was chosen from a group of six leading girls from the junior class. These candidates were nominated by the members of the club and then were asked questions at the annual Key Club breakfast held this year at Sheridan Center Inn. Candidates for this year were Linda Uroszek, Joyce Parker, Bea Bennick, Julie Severance, and Margaret Kennedy. Also at the breakfast the annual election of officers was held. Bill Fall was elected as president, Carl Cossitt as vice-president, Dave Ferris as treasurer and Dean Kettley as sargeant of arms. Some of the activities of Key Club this year were the powder puff football game held at homecoming. They also sponsored the high school Red Cross Drive. r UPPER: Mike Sawyer gives one of the powder puff football teams some important words on how to play football. LOWER LEFT: Linda Uroszek answers the questions at the Key Club Breakfast. ABOVE: Past president Mike Sawyer and Lieutenant Governor of District 1 confer over problems dealing with the club. NJROTC Toured San Diego Naval Base along with a unit from Lander. The two units met in Casper and traveled from there to San Diego, where they spent three days. Under the direction of Commander Miller, the Naval Junior Reserve Officers Training Corps (NJROTC) is a three year program, with one third of the time being spent drilling with rifles or marching. Some of the courses given in ROTC were navigation and astronomy. 154 Opposite page, top: ROTC unit stand in formation. Opposite page, bottom: The color guard present the colors. This page, top left: Commander Miller stands at attention. Top right: Commander Miller and John Nalivka receive a replica of a ship’s insignia from the captain. Center: Homecoming queen candidate, Trish Byrtus rides in the ROTC car. Bottom: ROTC unit drills. u, TOP LEFT: The 1970-71 FFA officers were Mike Ellenwood, Jim Hardesty, Ron Schoenenbach, Ken Gorzalka, Harry Hoover, and Jim Hepp. LOWER LEFT: FFA members who received awards at the annual parents-students banquet were. Back Row: Dave Barker, Jim Hardesty, Ward Cotton, Ron Schoenenbach, Marilyn Goodman, Mike Ellenwood, Gary Muller, Jim Hepp and Herb Ligocki, Front Row: Mark Reed, Joan Hardy, Chris Powers, Toni Sikora, and Tana Delapp. TOP CENTER: Cowboys and their cowchicks enjoy the music of Johnny Cash. LOWER RIGHT: Mike Ellenwood and Bonnie Dumlar enjoy a hayride. TOP FAR RIGHT: Betsy Ashmore and a friend stop to eat at an FFA dance. LOWER FAR RIGHT: Future Farmers and Homemakers have a party after a hayride. 156 Girls Join FFA for the first time in the club’s organization. Sixteen girls joined last year. The officers of the Future Farmers of America were Mike Ellenwood, president; Jim Hardesty, vice-president; Ron Schoenenbach, secretary; Ken Gor-zalka, treasurer; Harry Hoover, reporter; and Jim Hepp, sentinel. Mr. Bohn was the sponsor of FFA. The club’s activities included hayrides, cutting posts, tearing down buildings, slave auctions, the stock show, and the annual awards banquet. FFA Presented Awards to members of the community and students at Sheridan High at the annual parents-students banquet held in April. Seven honorary awards were presented to citizens in the community. Students receiving awards were Ron Schonen-bach. Star Chapter Farmer, recipient of best record book, and A.M. Hart-wig Award; Mike Ellenwood, Public Speaking Award; Jim Hardesty, Livestock Award; Mark Reed, Agricultural Business Award; Dave Barker, Farm Mechanics Award; and Joan Harding was named Star Greenhan. Steady Hand Awards went to Marilyn Goodman, Chris Powers, Tana Delapp, Toni Sikora, Ward Cotton, and Herb Li-gocki. The Parlimentary Procedure Team gave demonstrations to Big Goose Farm Bureau, Woodland Park and Central schools, and the Clearmont Livestock Club. OPPOSITE UPPER LEFT: FFA girls have a bake sale. OPPOSITE LOWER LEFT: The Parliamentary Procedure Team, Ward Cotton, Jim Hepp, Jim Hardesty, Ken Gorzalka. Dave Barker, and Harry Hoover, practice. CENTER: Linda Manderficld. Homecoming queen candidate, rides on the FFA float. LEFT: An FFA member pins a flower on a mother at the FFA banquet. ABOVE: Mary Jilge presents Mr. Bohn with a plaque at the FFA banquet. F.T.A. Sponsored a carmel apple sale in the front hall, a Christmas party for Hill School students, a Christmas party for the club members, observing classes at Central Junior High School and at Coffeen Grade School. The Future Teachers of America club is an organization designed to help students who are interested in teaching learn facts about the profession. The Sheridan High School F.T.A. chapter was started in 1951. The club held its regular meetings the third Tuesday of the month. The 1970-71 officers were president, Sherri Smith; secretary, Stephanie Bird; and treasurer, Beth Cantonwine. F.T.A. Observed classes at Central. The members who observed were Sherri Smith, Pam Jarvis, Shelly Risdall, Lori Sanders, Kathy Francis, Delores Cichonski, Jeannie Ridings, Chris Martin, and Joyce Reed. Those who observed at Coffeen were Sherri Smith, Sonya Peck, and Shelly Risdall. OPPOSITE UPPER LEFT: Members make carmeled apples at Stephanie Bird's home. OPPOSITE UPPER RIGHT: Miss Waisner enjoys F.T.A. meeting. UPPER LEFT: Last regular meeting of 1970-71 year. LOWER LEFT: Lori Sanders stirs carmels for carmeled apples. Linda Manderfeld is as well as the homecoming queen candidate for FHA. Arlis Burtis was FHA vice president, Toni Si-kora was secretary, and Susan Youngren was treasurer. Reporter was Nancy Gorzalka, parliamentarian was Cheryl Kuzara, and Tana DeLapp was historian. Mrs. Estelle Lyon served as FHA sponsor for her 10th year. FHA, Future Homemakers of A-merica, held many activities this FHA President year. Among them were the FFA-FHA hayride in Nov., the Christmas party after which members went caroling, the traditional bake sales, the State Convention in Cheyenne, held in March which Mrs. Lyon, the chapter mother, Mrs. Manderfeld, and five FHA members attended, serving at the FFA banquet in April, and the installation of new officers for the coming yqar held in May. 164 Opposite page; upper left: FHA homecoming queen candidate Linda Manderfeld at Mad Plaid Day assembly with her escort Tom Darker. Opposite page; upper right: President Linda Manderfeld conducts an FHA meeting. Opposite page; lower right: Members of FHA at a meeting. Top: Toni Smith, Karen Kosine, Barb Kawulok, and Liz Miller learn about child care. Bottom left:Cheryl Miller, Dixie Buckley, and Karla Newman serve punch at the FHA Christmas party. Bottom right: A home-ec class learns the finer points in cookie decoration. 165 The Annual G.A.L. Initiation was held at the SHS gym. New members were required to wear clothes wrong side out. The annual banquet was held at the Golden Steer and at this time awards were made. TOP LEFT: Refreshments are served. TOP RIGHT: A new member passes one of the tests. BOTTOM LEFT: Freshman skits add to humor. BOTTOM RIGHT: Debbie Vine seems to be enjoying the fun. OPPOSITE TOP LEFT: Initiates show true colors. OPPOSITE TOP RIGHT: Miss Schlattman introduces Spooky. OPPOSITE BOTTOM: Patti Carroll and Connie Turner help with the paddle line. 166 167 S Club members were, left to right. Bottom Row: Jerry Martini, John Owings, Roger Kreger, Rick Green, Dennis Zowada, Matt Rcdle, Roger Newman. Second Row: Dan Rousch, Bob Lcgcrski, Richard Urbatchka, Rick Oatts, Fred Araas, Dave Hargis, Mike Redburn, John Gazdik, Jim Ruff, Rob Schwartz, Bob Symons. Third Row: Mike Nickel, Jim Carbone, Mike Shassetz, Glenn Badley, Pat Barney. Rick Lenz, Mike Harris, Greg Filbert. Fourth Row: Jerry Wantalok, Rodney Kreger, Thonc Stewart, Dave Ferris, Rolf Brouwer, Tom Smith. Opposite page, top: Rodney Kreger and Rolf Brouwer serve refreshments. Bottom right: Hungry fans crowd around to receive soft drinks and popcorn at a basketball game. Bottom left: Rick Green escorts homecoming queen candidate, Kathy Jorgenson. S Club Was Lead by Gary Hutton as president, Dennis Zowada as vice president, Tom Harker as secretary. Matt Redle as treasurer, and Mike Sawyer as sgt at arms. Sponsored by Mr. Gary Benson; S Club activities included escorting home-coming queen candidates and selling refreshments at all home basketball games. 168 169 Kathy Jorgenson Etait Presidente Du Cercle Francais as well as its homecoming queen candidate. Vice president, to become president next year, was Kelley Pelissier. Secretary was Susan Manor and treasurer was Bonnie Reimers. Le Cercle Francais activities included bake sales, a fun night held once every nine weeks, Christmas caroling at the V. A. Hospital, and aiding in the collection of funds for the Experiment in International Living. Their year was highlighted by a banquet in May honoring senior members. This page; upper left: President Kathy Jorgenson conducts a meeting. Upper right: Sponsor Mrs. Torbert listens to discussion at a meeting. Bottom: French Club members listen to old business. Opposite page; upper right: Members of the fun night committee serve refreshments. Upper left: Two French Club members listen to meeting business. Center right: French Club members enjoy the Christmas fun night. Center left: French Club homecoming queen candidate Kathy Jorgenson rides on the float. Bottom: Erika Thickman and Diane Connor sell baked goods to a student. 170 Beethoven’s 200th Birthday was celebrated by the German Club members on December 16, 1970. This years officers are John Jurosek -president, Tom Bury- vice-president, and Ken Littler- sec-treas. The banquet was held at the Golden Steer on M arch 22, 1971. OPPOSITE TOP: The food seems to be good. OPPOSITE BOTTOM LEFT: The President seems to be expressing his opinion. OPPOSITE BOTTOM RIGHT: The favorite passtime of the German Club. TOP LEFT: John Jurosek and Tom Bury have a play off. TOP RIGHT: Mrs. Farrcns is the sponsor. BOTTOM. Emmy Johnson seems to be thinking something about the food. 173 Chess Club Has a successful year. Sheridan Chess Club coached by Tom Teter played in two tournaments and won them both. The first one was at Worland and SHS scored 18 out of25 points. Jim Hereford was undefeated and top individual player. The state tournament at Casper was won by Sheridan with Hereford as top player and undefeated. UPPER RIGHT: Seated; Tom Bury and David Livingstone, Standing L. to R. Terry Yent er, Mark Kuzara, Jim Hereford, Don Reed, and coach Tom Teter. RIGHT: The same game 10 seconds later. 174 DECA Sends Barbara Burr to Dallas, Texas for the national convention of DECA. The Homecoming Queen Judy Collins was DECA’s queen candidate. DECA was sponsored by A1 Flanigan. UPPER LEFT: Judy Collins DECA’s queen candidate. LEFT: DECA’s float, driven by Dave Swarthout. 175 Art Club Members Traveled to Lander to see the state art show. Other activities included bake sales, an art showing at Sheridan College, working on Finnians Rainbow and screening zodiac posters to sell next year. Officers were; Linda Hagemann, president; Patty Kinsky, vice president; Kelli Shovlain, secretary; and Carol Ryan, treasurer. Mr. Ketron, art instructor, was their sponsor for the first time. 176 Opposite page, top: Art Club members discuss business at a meeting. Opposite page, bottom: President Linda Hagemann conducts a meeting. Upper left: Barbara Harsky works on a clay vase. Upper right: Homecoming queen candidate Carol Brantz is escorted by Dave Hargis. Bottom: Hungry students swarm to buy baked items at an Art Club bakesale. 1 77 Pep Club Actively Supported the Broncs with their attendance at all home football and basketball games and at many out of town games. They made pep posters and wore pep buttons in their support. Money making projects included bake-sales, a dance, selling booster badges, a cake raffle, and the annual pep sponsored Pizza Bake. The year was highlighted by the trip to Casper for district tournament. To officially close the year, a banquet was held at the Sheridan Center. Mrs. Teter was Pep Club sponsor for the first time this year. President was Robin Jenrich, vice president was Colleen Kelly, Secretary was Jet Batty, and treasurer was Delores Cichonski. 178 Opposite page, top: Pep Club members cheer the Broncs on to victory. Opposite page, bottom: Robin Jenrich conducts a meeting. Upper left: Barb Kawalok, Cindy Gligorca, and Margaret Carroll sell baked goodies to Robin Jenrich. Upper right: Pep Club members prepare to leave for an out of town game. Center: Pep Club members receive their sweaters. Bottom: Pep Club members make pizzas for the pizza bake. Robert F. Kennedy Senior Motto Some men see things as they are and say why, we dream things that never were and say, why not.” Colleen Kelly Treasurer Kathy Jorgenson Vice President Debbie Daniels Secretary Agnew, Beth Ann Ainsworth, Janet L. Allen, Lauri Aller, Linda S. Apel, Roxanne Araas, Fred J. We’ve Only Just Begun... Arrison, William Honor Society Arzy, Catherine Teresa Ashmore, Elizabeth D. 183 ABOVE: Senior Class President Mark Wells leads his class with honor. Austin, Kathleen M. Baker, Lois Elaine Ballek, Paul D. Badgett, Floyd Rick Bales, Pamela A. Barber, Linda K. 184 Barker, Kenneth M. Barrit, Danny Lee Bates, Patricia R. Batty, Jenifer L. 1st attendant to Homecoming Queen Belmont, Ken Bentzen, Scott Seniors Celebrate Their Last Year Bickel, Pam Bond, Daniel Born, Leslie C. Boyd, Gilda A. Bradley, Penny A. Brantz, Carol A. Seniors Show Brewer, Juanita J. Buchan, Sandra R. Buell, Rick W. Burgess, Jerry A. Butler, Susan A. Honor Society Byers, Daniel M. Their Many Talents LEFT: Tom Harker works on the Senior Class float. 187 Senior Emotions Byrtus, Patricia A. Girl’s State Campbell, Linda S. Carroll, Cathy L. Honor Society Carroll, Kim Carroll, Steve D. Case, Alan R. 188 Show at Homecoming 189 Cates, Mike L. Cherni, Elizabeth A. Chitwood, Randy G. Cichonski, Delores Collins, Judy Homecoming Queen Cook, Judy A. Corley, Tim David Crist, Jeffery Lynn Cummings, Pat John Dahlin, Gary Dahlke, Patricia R. Daniels, Debra K. ABOVE: David Freeman in “Finnians Rainbow. 190 LEFT: Matt Redle and Gil Thomas give a demonstration for sociology class. Senior Boys Organize M.U.P.U.L. Davidson, Danny James Day, Laurie T. Diefenderfer, Sandra L. Donnelly, Howard P. Honor Society Music Honorary Doyle, Kathy L. Drell, Michael L. 191 Dunk ley, Marcie Honor Society Music Honorary Dunkley, Rich Music Honorary Ebertz, Roger P. Honor Society Eisele, George Robin Ekwall, R. Cita Honor Society Ellenwood, Mike Earl Fann,John L. Ferries, Carol M. ABOVE: Jan Pilch shows true “Brotherhood”. “Brotherhood” Is Class Theme for ’71 Fitzpaterick, Donald Lee Fletcher, Susan Gail Foss, Sherri Francis, Kathleen L. Freeman, David B. Music Honorary Honor Society Frey, Toby L. Fuller, Loren H. Galloway, Louie Garrett, Kathy Geisler, Joyanna Honor Society Gligorea, Robert Honor Society Gradin, Wes C. Music Honorary Honor Society 194 Green, Deborah K. Green, Rick L. Grimm, Norla Class of 71 Shows “True Grit” Their Last Year RIGHT: Seniors let loose after a long day. OPP. Page: Linda Aller and friend contribute posters to Spirit Week.” Hagemann, Linda Honor Society Hale, Clifford Haptonstall, Martha Honor Society Music Honorary Santa Sets up Headquarters at SHS Harding, Dave M. Hargis, Dave R. Harker, Thomas E. 196 Hedderman, Kevin C. Hedderman, Tim Henry, Denise D. Henson, Rodney J. Herr, Shelley R. Hoover, Janice E. Honor Society OPP. PAGE: Seniors help decorate halls at Christmas time. ABOVE: Bill Arrison places the top on a Christmas tree. Hunter, Bonnie Hunter, Robert Hutton, Gary A Long, Long, Winter OPPOSITE PAGE: Debbie Daniels and Ray Oltion express the mood. LEFT: Seniors gather for snow sculpture. Johnson, Dan J. Johnson, Emmy L. Music Honorary Jorgenson, Kathy Juroshek, Thomas Kauffman, Stephan Kawulok, Barbara J. ABOVE: David Livingston takes first in Extemporary at the state speech meet in Casper. He will attend nationals in Stanford. Kelly, Coleen Kimble, Kathy Kinsky, Patricia Kildow, Ray King, John Knudson, Edward 200 Kosine, Karen Kraft, Robert Kreger, Rodney Kreger, Roger D. Honor Society Kupper, Kay L. Honor Society Girls State Lannan, Virginia M. Class of’71 Speaks Out Lanners, Corrie Laukola, Betty Layton, Darrell Lee, Dale O. Legerski, Alan Lenz, Debra L. Levi, Ralph Lloyd, Charles 202 Lookabaugh, Dona Luckett, William Lund, Mark Luxmoore, Janet Madzia, Pauline Manderfeld, Linda Sheridan High Plays Involve Many Seniors LEFT: Marcie Dunkley, Kay Kuppcr, and Gil Thomas in “Arsenic and Old Lace.” Manor, Donald Martini, Jerry McHenry, Bryon McNealey, Micheal Mediate, Anthony Mediate, Carol Melvin, Paul Mullette, Richard Mullinax, Nancy Nalivka, Mary Nelson, John Newman, Roger Niehay, Laura Nilluka, Micheal Olson, Darrell Olson, Leonard Oltion, Ray Boy’s State Olver, Geraldine O’Neil, Greg Oneyear, Leo Overguard, Steven Seniors Lead the School in It’s Affairs 207 Pilch, Jan K. Honor Society Music Honorary Pilch, Sherry Podgornik, Roberta Honor Society Music Honorary Powers, Eleanor Randall, David Redle, Matt Boy’s State Honor Society ABOVE: Debbie Green is a “Happy Homemaker. Redle, Thomas Reed, Mark 208 Reed, Pamela Renner, Kenneth Revelle, Teresa Rexroat, Bruce Reynolds, Carol Rhodes, Tricia Honor Society Music Honorary Seniors Are Involved in Many Activities Rickabaugh, Claudia Rodosevich, Jane Honor Society Rogers, Darrell Routh, Charles Ruzicka, Kathy Ryan, Carol Sare, Curt Sawyer, Michael Sawyer, Thomas Schonenbach, Ron Honor Society Scott, Dennis Scott, Gregg Honor Society Music Honorary Selig, David Sells, Edwin Senff, Arthur Shassetz, Anna Honor Society Shovlain, Kelleen Girl’s State Red, Yellow, Black White Are 71 Colors Smith, Greg Smith, Karlette Smith, Toni Snider, Jeff Steel, Gregory Strahan, Michael Honor Society Thickman, Maragaret Honor Society Music Honorary Thomas, Gil Music Honorary Honor Society 212 If You Are Late, You May Fail to Graduate 213 Trott, James Troutt, Rick Triujillo, Lawrence Twiss, Betty Honor Society Vigil, Felicia Vine, Jesse Vinke, Rhonda Waddell, Alicia Washut, Laurie Girl’s State Music Honorary Honor Society Weaver, Billie Wells, Mark Wertman, Wendy Everything Is Beautiful Widick, Sioux Will, Mary Ann Willey, Jim Wright, Kathy Honor Society Wyatt, Mike Wyett, Micheal Yentzer, Terry Zingham, Richard Zowada, Dennis 1970-71 Sheridan High School Howard Donnelly Marcie Dunkley Joyanna Geisler Kay Kupper Jan Pilch Bronc Staff has added something new this year. We call it the Senior Hall of Fame. A list of 30 seniors, all of whom are outstanding, was given to the faculty with instructions to rate them on points such as contributions to the school, character, personality, achievement on organizations and activities and overall attitude. These people were not chosen for their grade point average alone. Maybe we should include the whole class of 1971, for each has contributed in one way or another, but space doesn’t permit that, so for this year Bronc Staff will honor ten. Congratulations! 216 Senior Hall of Fame Tricia Rhodes Greg Scott Toni Smith 217 Gil Thomas Kathy Wright We are all manufacturers-making goods, making trouble, or making excuses. Susan Manor T reasurer Tom Takach Vice-President lijlie Severance Secretary Adams, Gayleen Ahlstrom, Chris Anderson, Kristy Araas, Mary Ellen Avery, Jon Bach, Marty Balkenbush, Dan Banas, Jackie Barbula, Larry Bare, George Barker, David Berta, Linda Bird, Stephanie Bohnsack, Fred Bond, Randy Bradberry, Karlys Bradford, Debbie Brant, Rcba Brantz, Diane Brayton, Kathy Buckley, Duane Burgess, Dan Burr, Barbara Burtus, Arlis Bury, Tom Campbell, Ross Cantonwine, Elizabeth Carbone, Jim I Carlson, Sherlyn Carroll, Patti Catterall, Michele Channel, Harry Churchill, Rosemary Cichonski, Marce 72 Float Places Second ’ c t l (. Left: their Junior class officers present winning float at halftime. Choman, Mike Clark, Peter Clutter, Pat Conner, Diane Cossitt, Carl Cotton, Ward Cox, Jim Cox, Linda Cox, Vicki Creswell, Debbie Crist, Kim Daniels, Gary Davey, Scott Davis, Teresa Deans, Teryl DeCastro, Bob DeLapp, Matt Demchok, Mary Destafano, Sandy Deutsch, Cindy Dingis, Cheryl Douglas, Jim Dowling, Mike Doyle, Pat Right: best. Mad Plaid Day Shows Linda Uroszek and Kelley Pelissier dress their Drake, Linda Drell, Cathy Drell, David Dudrcy, Pat Ewoldsen, Sandy Fairbanks, Barb Fall, Bill Fauber, Florence Faycosh, Liz Flanigin, Pat Fletchall, Jim Floate, Claudia French, LaDonna Friedrecks, Michelle Left: Junior class skit gains attention. Goodman, Marilyn Goodman, Tannya Goodman, Terri Gorzalka, Ken Gorzalka, Nancy Gosch, Chris Fry, Carol Gabor, Jane Gazdik, John Georgen, Mike Gibson, Margaret Gifford, Claudia Gligorea, Tom Grimes, Patty Haglund, Bonnie Hale, Marcia Handley, Laurie Hansen, Jan Hansen, Jeff Hardesty, Jim Harris, Bennie Hartman, Curt Harzke, Barbara Helvey, Roberta Helvik, Tim Henson, Greg Hcpp, Jim Hinz, DeWaync Hoff, Linda Holmes, Michelle Hoover, Harry Hoover, Nancy Janich, Kathy Johnson, Harold Johnson, Melinda Johnson, Missy Johnson, Sylvia Right: Kenny Littler shows real class. ■■■■ Jurosek, John Kawulok, Rudy Kennedy, Margaret Kennedy, Sherry Ketcham, Toni Kctcham, Jim Killworth, Konnie Kurth, John Kuzara, Cheryl LaBounty, Albert Lackey, Ed Ladd, Cindy Lamason, Steve Kinney, Greg Kobielus, George Kolos, Sandy Koltiska, Tom Kosine, David Kristy, Dennis Kucher a, Steve Top Salesmen Enjoy Their Ice Cream Lee, Dixie Legcrski, Bobby Lewis, Carol Littler, Kenn Lookabaugh, Patty Loring, Cindy Lunbeck, Patti MacLean, Barbara Manor, Susan Martin, Chris Mathew, Don Maydew, Linda McBride, Judy Melton, Jimmie Miller, Connie Mock, Debi Moeller, Jim Montegna, Susan Moore, Keith Below: Kathy Brayton practices with a slide rule. Opposite page Left: Kathy Skatula won United Nations Youth Pilgrimage. Right: John Jurosek won a short story contest sponsored by a Denver Bank. Juniors Study Hard Juniors Win Honors Mortensen, Vic Muller, Gary Nalivka, John Nantvedt, Margaret Neard, Dave Nelson, Juanita Nickel, Mike Nilluka, Christina Novakovich. Debra Olson, Danny Orr, Karen Overgaard, Kathy Owen, Banita Palmer, George Panctta, Kathy Parker, Helen Parker, Joyce Pelissier, Kelley Perry, Juanita Pindcr, Kelvin Poulous, Jerry Powers, Chris Pust, Nancy Rawlings, Cindy Right: Jim Carbone, snow sculpture chairman rallys Juniors for support. Rawlings, Tempe Raymond, Jim Reardon, Pat Rcdburn, Mike Reed, Joyce Reimers, Bonnie Ridings, Jeannie Risdall, Rochelle Roman, Kathy Rosalez, Stella Sadler, Kayleen Sams, Margaret Sanders, Lori Sare, Debbie Saunders, Nancy Schcrry, Reni Schwauer, Sherry Schwartz, Rob Severance, Julie Shaffer, Frank Sharp, Steve Sikora, Toni Skatula, Kathy Smithhisler, John Sodergren, Julie Songcr, Dennis Sorenson, Connie Spracklen, Jay Stanton, Gary Stopka, Sharon Strand, Dale Sullivan, Greg Swarthout, Dave Symons, Bob Tissino, Tina Toner, Mary Ann Trueblood, Troy Turner, Connie Urbatchka, Richard Urosek, Linda Wantulok, Jerry Weaver, Peggy Wills, Harry Williams, Dan Wilson, Rosella Wolff, Kathy Woodard, Karen Woslager, Mike Yorio, Linda Youngren, Susan Zeiser, Patty The Junior Class Sculptures Snow Left: Juniors begin the “most original” snow sculpture. Rolf Brouwer President Cindy Gligorea Secretary Cecila Demple T reasurer Ken Bigelow Vice President Colleen Adams Charles Agnew Debbie Allan Kathy Allred Gerald Anderson John Arras Linda Arizona Mark Avery Shirley Axtell Patty Badgett Glenn Badley Karen Ballinger Nancy Barbula Cheryl Barker Alan Barnett Pat Barney Dave Bartenhagcn Linda Bell Mark Bennick Cricket Benson Mary Bent Ken Bigelow Mike Bourke Jean Brewster Rolf Brouwer Rolf Brouwer Leads Sophomore Class Rolf Brouwer delivers speech for presidency of the sophomore class. Kathy Brown Jay Burkhart Lucy Bursell Carol Burtis Mary Byers John Byrtus Karen Canfield Jim Carmine Margaret Carroll Larry Chalfant Carrie Chastain Vernon Cherni I .inda Christensen Clella Collier Pam Cook Scott Cotton Bill Dahlin Dan Daniels Chester Davey Brett DeLapp ' V r A Dan Deliramich Cecil Demple Dave Dickinson Garry Dodd Mike Donahue Dean Dovey 232 Susan Gradin tries to bring order to her locker. Pat Dowling Rob Doyle Cindy Dunn Kelly Duryea Colleen Eckroth Gail Eisele Cary Enlow David Fall T. J. Ferguson Dave Ferries Connie Ferderer Greg Filbert Monica Fischer Larry Fisher Patty Franklin Tracy Freeman Roxanne French Lyncttc Frey Ronda Fugate Cathy Gardner Chris Gasdik Alphonse Gautreaux Monte Geiss Clayton Gillespie Terrie Given Cindy Gligoria Karl Goodman Russell Goodman Vicki Goodman Susan Gradin Sophomores participate in Homecoming tug-of-war. Doug Graunke Janice Green Kirk Green Pat Green Matt Groshart Fleet Hamilton Ed Hammer Wendy Hamstreet Tom Harper Dalene Harrington Mike Harris Susan Heinz Mark Hendrickson Kathy Henson Jerry Herden Laurie Hoff Mark Holmes Don Horsley Susan Howe Margaret Hoyer John Hoyt Brad Huson Sherri Jenrich Mary Julge Right: Bill Adler makes up a test. Opposite page left: Dick Legerski, Ed Smith, and Urbin Donnefield serve out their discipline. Opposite page left: Bill Feaster’s guitar solo placed second in the Stars of Tomorrow Contest. Janlyn Johns Jon Johnson Rex Johnson Sharon Johnson Jack Jones Lyn Jordan Brenda Joy Jim Jurosek Mike Kamamoto John Kane Becky Kauffman Jenny Kellison Cindy Keitzer Dean Kettly Cindy Killworth Amy Kinsky Cheryl Koch Debrah Koltiska Joe Kosine Elain Kukuchka Karen Kumor Gayle Lewis Janet Lewis Herb Ligochi Eddie Lookabaugh Kayleen Lowery Patty Lyon Jim Madaux Mary Jane Mad ia Cindy Mancini Pam McChesncy Melody McCormack Monica McElles Hadd McHenry Bill McKinley Alan Medina Gary Melton Rod Meyers Mike Melneck Ed Miller Cathy Miller Jeanic Mills Mick Miltner Nancy Montegna Diane Morris Rod Morton Diane Moscbar Nancy Mullettc Mary Murphy Bruce Nelson Tom Nelson Class officers look over upcoming Football schedule. Michele Newman Ben Novotny Dave Olson Mike Onstott Laura Patz Dale Paulsen Sonya Peck Laura Peterson Roxanne Pierce Jo Pilch Joan Pilch Cathleen Pine Lee Podgornick Dennis Popp Rick Porter Gregg Randall Tcena Rawlings Mike Reardon Sophomores Participate in Float Contest Dave Nelson, Bruce Swanson and Pat Green adorn Sophomore Float. 237 Larry Rexroat Scott Rexroat Don Roberts Jody Robinson Lee Robinson Wes Rodocker Curt Roush Rock Ruby Susan Sales Marty Salveson Vicki Salstrom Linda Sams Larry Sare Bill Schartz Penny Scherry Kathy Schultz Ron Scott Mike Shassetz Irvin Sherve Charlene Shilling Tony Shosten Debra Sikora Chris Slaytcr John Smith Sophomores Totals 291. Mark Avery works on Sophomore layout for Bronc Staff. 238 Keith Smith Lori Smith Sharon Smith Wes Smith Karen Sobotka Jim Spraklin Jay Stender Thone Steward Dawn Stokes Bruce Swanson Bambi Taylor MariTeigland Scott Tomsovic Diane Trott Mike Turley Rhonda Turner Jo Verley Mary Walton Mark Woytassek Karen Weber Mary Wiberg Debbie Williams Gary Williams Debbie Wills Shirley Wimmer Glen Wright Teresa Wright Carlene Geiss John Martinek Georgieanna Sears Sophomores work on snow sculpture which won the prize for spirit. Gloria Brantz Vice-President Kim Denton Secretary Tavy Mel neck Treasurer Russell Cox President Acker, Tom Adamson, Cathy Agnew, Melody Ainsworth, Cristy Aksamit, Carol Allison, Jim Arbogast, Shawnee Arcoren, Keith Arizona, Tempe Arzy, Mary Ellen Badgctt, Nancy Ballek, Kathy Barker, Barbara Barker, Keta Barnes, Lynn Barnett, Fairan Barnhart, Ann Barnhart, Carrie Beck, Chuck Bell, Mark Benson, Duke Benton, Laurie Bilyeu, Dan Bilyeu, Mike Birr, Judy Blevins, Toby Frosh Still Don’t Know Where to Sit Freshman Pat Creswell receives love song from admirer. 241 Make Way for the Bordeaux, Sue Bouldin, Eld red Bourne, Steve Boyko, Becky Bradley, Susan Brantz, Gloria Brayton, Barbara Brown, Cindy Brown, Robert Bruce, Joy Buckingham, Jerry Buell, Cathy Burgess, Joyce Burton, Tammy Byrtus, Jerry Calkins, Terri Campbell, Doug Campbell, Sally Carlot, Shirley Case, Charlie Castle, Zane Catterall. Beth Chieslar, Doug Clabaugh, Rob Frosh Have Winning Float Green Freshmen Crimmel, Diane Crook, Diana Davey, Jodi Davidson, Connie Davis, Charles Davis, Patti Demchok, Pat Denton, Greg Denton, Kim Dexter, Bruce Dietrich, Pam Dingis, Loren Donnaficld, Billie Dovcy, Ann Downing, Ariel Drake, Marilyn Dunne, Robert Dunning, Diane Edwards, Bruce Edwards, Lynn Fairbank, Glenn Fairbank, Jcri Finger, Bob Flack, Mark Flint, Eric Foltz, M addon Friedricks, Karla Galloway, Chris Garber, Midge Gardner, Don Freshmen plan activities for their first year at SHS. Garriffa, Bruce Geiss. Teresa Georgcn, Cindy Grills, Kellie Gligorea, Calvin Gligorea, Steve Goodchild, Andrew Goodman, Tricia Gough, Larissa Graves, Willie Gray, Jackie Grcvcscn, Steve Frosh Class Is 263 Strong. Freshmen class at a meeting. Grimshaw, Dave Grooms, Peggy Grooms, Teresa Hagaman, Lori Hall, Michael Hamilton, Floyd Harding, Joan Harker, Steve Harris, Mikealcna Harrison, Monte Harvey, Duane Heagy, Mike Hederman, Janet Helmerick, Jean Hclsberg, Steve Hendrickson, Christy Henry, Mike Hensinger, Carol Hensley, Mary Higgs, Ken 2 44 Hiningcr, Scott Hinz, Gary Holstedt, Craig Hosford, Dick Iddings, Tyra Jackson, John Jandreau, Shirley Jarvis, Debbie Jenkins, David Jenkins, Glenn Johnson, Charmaine Johnson, Gordon Johnson, Jeff Johnson, Merna Juroszek, Regina Kawamoto, Gary Kehrwald, Fritz Ketcham, Marc Khan, Roenna Kildau, Lorrie Kinney, Peter Knode, Ralph Knutson, Gayle Kobielusz, Lori Koch, Debbie Koltiska, Mark Kraft, Linda Lacek, Belva Larson, Connie Lee Laya, Mary Legerski, Gcorgann Legerski, Jane Legerski, Larry Lemons, David Theo Miller looks into her future at SHS. V • 245 Levi, Rick Ley, Robert Livingston, Tracy Logan, Mark Long. Keith Long, Mike Lyle, Josanna Marosok, Steve Marshall, Joan Marshall, Paul Marty, Susan Matto, Mike May, Joe McAllister, Donna McHenry, Tracy McKinney, Charlotte McWilliam, Mike Medina, JoAnn Meccc, Martin Melncck, Tavy Melvin, Bill Miller. Bill Miller, Cheryl Miller, Theo Moeller, Doris Monk, Diana Morgan, Susan Morril, Bob Morris, Cindy Russel Cox dozes during his own speech. Morris, Connie Morris, Scott Murdock, Wendy Newman, Karla Nielsen, Ron Olson, Allan Olson, John Olver, Carla Orr, Jenny Osborne, Gloria Pierce, Debra Pince, Lisa Pinder, Kent Poll, John Rawlings, Rhonda Reed, Connie Rcimcrs, Russell Reimers, Tim Revelle, Donna Rhodes, John Richards, Diane Ridings, Charlie Robbins, Bertie Roberts, Sheri Robinson, Sally Rocord, Rhonda Rodcll, Mike Roman, Andy Roush, Bonnie Routh, Dianna Freshmen learn to study in their first year at SHS. Ryan, Kevin Sanchez, Debbie Sand, Melinda Sawyer, Dana Schillinger, Heidi Schreibeis, Nita Schreibeis, Rita Schutte, Jim Sender, Gail Skatula, Debbie Smith, Mark Smith. Ron Smithhisler, Barbara Sodergren, Roger Sorenson, Peggy Springer, Dan Steel, Debbie Stroup, Mary Studie, Debbie Sullivan, Anganette Sweem, Craig Symons, Gail Taylor, Pam Frosh Win Snow Sculpture Contest Tetschner, Fern Theisen, Richie Thompson, Bob Tissino, Chris Tomsovic, Scott Torbert, Max Townsend, Mike Tracy, Laurie Turk, Penny Twist, Dave Underwood, Sandra Verley, Don Vernon, Carla Vigil, Bill Vigil, Tom Vine, Debbie Waddell, Susan Walker, Sue Wallitsch, Helen Wamhoff, Lisa Waters, Brad Wathen, Judith Wattenburg, Erma Weber, Dick White, Doyle Williamson, Bobby Yale, Craig Yentzer, Marcy Zeglin, Pam Zingg, Diana Evelyn Opposite page top: Frosh work on Giant Chimp snow sculpture. Opposite page center: Freshman Connie Larson makes ready for busy school day. 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Main 674-7081 “Shop at the Sign of the Arrow!” 17 South Main 674-4822 WY-MONT BEVERAGES Coke is the real thing 200 Paul Street 674-9010 The Western Store That Made Sheridan Famous 1 S. Main Mosebar, Diane So. 236 Mounsey, Jim Jr. Moyer, Karen Sr. Muller, Gary Jr. 156,227 Mullette, Nancy So. 236 Mullette, Richard Sr. 206 Mullinaz, Nancy Sr. 206 Murdock, Wendy Fr. 108,119 Murphy, Mary So. 5,63,101,121,236 Murray, Ronald Fr. 124 Musgrave, Berniece 50 DAN’S RANCHWEAR 674-7521 MUSIC HONORARY 146-147 MUSICAL 116-117 Myers, Debbie Fr. Myers, Pat Jr. N For All Your Needs the Place to Shop Is CHAPEK’S 120 North Main For a Tiger Discount Shop CARL’S IGA South of Sheridan From the Mini to the Maxi 672-2808 Nalivka, John Jr. 121.124,143,155,227 Nalivka, Mary Sr. 206 Namtvedt, Margaret Jr. 227 Neach, Michaele Fr. Ncard, Dave Jr. 227 Nelson, Bruce So. 236 Nelson, John Sr. 206 Nelson, Juanita Jr. 227 Nelson, David Fr. 237 Nelson, Pamela Fr. Nelson, Tom So. 67,72,236 Newman, Karla Fr. 142,165 Newman, Michele So. 142,151,237 Newman, Roger Sr. 76,79,142,143,168,206 NFL 150-151 Nickel, Mike Jr. 72,84,86,168,227 Nichay, Laura Sr. 206 Nielsen, Earl Fr. Nielsen, Lcnus A. Science 32 Nielsen, Ron Fr. Nilluka, Christina Jr. 121,227 Nilluka, Michael Sr. 206 NJROTC 154-155 Novakovichc, Debra Jr. 227 Novotny, Anne Sr. Novotny, Ben So. 74,84,86,126,237 Novotny, Mary Fr. O Oatts, Janice So. Oatts, Rick Jr. 88,168 OCK STAFF 106-107 Olson, Allan Fr. 223 Olson, Danny Jr. 227 Olson, Darrell Sr. 206 Olson, Dave So. 126,237 Olson, John Fr. 60,92 Olson, Leonard Sr. 207 Oltion, Raymond Sr. 130,145,199,207 Olvcr, Carla Fr. Olvcr, Geraldine Sr. 207 O’Neal, Greg Sr. 207 O’Neal, Michale So. Oneyear, Leo Sr. 126,207 Onstott, M ike So. 86,126,237 ORCHESTRA 120-121 and Now to the Midi ANTHONY S Have it AH 50 N. Main 674-7682 Orr, Jenny Fr. Orr, Karen Jr. 227 Osborn, Gloria Fr. Overgaard, Kathy Jr. 227 Overguard, Steven Sr. 207 Owen, Banita Jr. 227 Owings, Johnny Sr. 72,88,92,93,168,207 Owings, Shannon Jr. Owsley, Rod So. P Paine, Giles Fr. Palmer, George Jr. 227 Benjamin Moore A paints SHERIDAN CASH-WAY LUMBER CO. Phone 674-4451 693 Coffeen Avenue SHERIDAN, WYOMING CAPITOL DRUG PRESCRIPTIONS KODAKS VITAMINS CAPITOL DRUG 124 N. Main 672-2489 BIG-SKY DRIVE-IN Where Quality is Sky High Highway 87 674-4029 Big Horn Junction BABE’S FLOWERS “Flowers for All Occasions” 17 N. Main 672-3031 Sheridan, Wyoming Panctta, Kathy Jr. 108,227 Parker, Helen Jr. 227 Parker, Joyce Jr. 87,98,119,227 Patton, Susan Sr. 193 Patz, Laura So. 237 Paulsen, Dale So. 121,126,237 Paulsen, David Sr. 120,121,124,126,207 Pearson, Warren W. Social Studies Peck, Sonya So. 63,104,124,126,161,237 Pelissier, Kelly Jr. 105,138,140,141,222,227 Pemrick, Robin Fr. PEP CLUB 178-179 Perry, Juanita Jr. 227 Peterson, Laura So. 237 Peterson, Ross Jr. Phillips, Douglas So. Pierce, Debra Fr. 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Rhonda Fr. 119 Raymond, Jim Jr. 143,228 Reardon, Mike So. 237 Reardon, Pat Jr. 228 Record, Rhonda Fr. 119 Redburn, Mike Jr. 74,92,168,228 Redder. Steve So. 72,237 Redle, M att Sr. 7,68,72,130,143,153,168.191.208 Redle, Thomas Sr. 208 Reed, Connie Fr. Reed, Joyce Jr. 126,228 Reed, Kirk So. 237 Reed, Randy So. 237 Reed, Mark Sr. 156,206 Reed, Pamela Sr. 209 Reisch, Floyd Sr. Reimers, Bonnie Jr. 228 Reimers, Russell Fr. Reimers, Tim Fr. Reinke, Bill So. 237 Reisch, Floyd Jr. Renkel, Rex Business Education 47 Renner, Kenneth Sr. 209 Phone: 674-9886 SHERIDAN GREENHOUSE Flower Shop 19 S. Main 672-2762 Greenhouse 503 Avoca Ave. 674-7831 43 South Main 674-6277 108 E. Grinnell 674-6477 244 N. Brooks 674-7338 K-W-N CONST CD Revelle, Donna Fr. Revelle, Teresa Sr. 14,209 Rexroat Bruce Sr. 209 Rexroat, Larry So. 67,72,82,92,238 Rexroat, Scott So. 82,238 Reynolds, Carol Sr. 209 Rhodes, John Fr. 60,83,125,126 Rhodes, Patricia Sr. 115,116,121,131,141,144.149,151,209,217 Richards, Diane Fr. Rickabaugh, Claudia Sr. 209 Sadler, Cliford So. Sadler, Dale Fr. Sadler, Kayleen Jr. 228 Sales, Susan So. 238 Salstrom, Vicki So. 238 Salstrom, Patrick Fr. Salvcson, Marty So. 119,238 Sams, Linda So. 238 Sams, Margaret Jr. 228 Samson, Kaerene Fr. Sand, Melinda Fr. 119 Sanchez, Debbie Fr. Sanders, Lori Jr. 102,103,126,150,160,228 Sare, Debbie Jr. 228 Sare, Kim So. 82,92,238 Sare, Larry So. 121,186,210 Sare, William Sr. Sargent, Sara So. Saunders, Nancy Jr. 121,124,228 Sawyer, Dana Fr. 108,119 Sawyer, Micheal Sr. 5,69,72,84,86,87,153,210 Sawyer, Tom Sr. 210 Scherry, Penny So. 238 Scherry, Reni Jr. 119,228 Schilling, Shelly Sr. Schilling, Bruce Sr. Schillinger, Heidi Fr. Schlattman, Irene Girl’s P.L. 45 Schonenbach, Ron Sr. 156,210 Schoolcraft, Max Fr. 119 Schreibeis, Kent Fr. Schreibeis, Nita Fr. 126 Schreibeis, Rita Fr. 126 Schultz. Kathy So. 99,238 Schutte, Jim Fr. Schwabaver, Debbie Sr. Schwabaur, Sherry Jr. 228 Schwartz, Bill So. 238 Schwartz. Rob Jr. 88,120,121,168.228 Schwartz, William R. 21 “S” CLUB 168-169 Scott, Bill Jr. 149 Scott, Dennis Sr. 210 Scott, Gregg Sr. 9,15,125,126,139,211,217 Scott, Ron So. 82,238 Sears, Georgieanna So. 239 Sears, Pete Jr. Selig, David Sr. 211 Sells, Edwin Sr. 211 Semler, Gail Fr. 117,126 Severance, Julie Jr. 220,228 Shaffer, Frank Jr. 228 Sharp, Steve Jr. 228 Shassetz, Anna Sr. 139,144,145,211 Shassetz, Mike So. 74,88,168,238 Shilling, Charlene So. 115,121,126,238 Shosten, Tony So. 84,86,238 Shovlain, E.R. 20 Shovlain, Kelleen Sr. 131,211 Shreve, I rvin So. 112,113,149,238 Shroyer, Gary Sr. 121,143,211 Sickler, Richard So. Sikora, Debra So. 164,238 Sikora, Toni Jr. 156,164,228 Silla, Jeanette Jr. Simmons, Curt Jr. Congratulations Seniors from Dr. F.J. Aaras Dr. L.L. Lidahl CARROLL’S 340 North Main 674-7445 Simmons, Don So. 84 Simon, Cheryl Jr. Skatula. Debbie Fr. 119 Skatula, Kathy Jr. 115,116,121,144,146,148,226,228 Slaytcr, Chris So. 99,38 Smith, Doreen Jr. Smith, Ldward So. 234 Smith, Karlette Sr. 212 Smith, Keith So. 239 Smith, Lori So. 239 Smith, Mark Fr. Smith, Michael Sr. 72,212 Smith, Norris Fr. 60 Smith, John So. 238 Smith, Ron Fr. 126 Smith, Sharon So. 239 Smith, Sherri Sr. 161,253 Smith, Tom Fr. 74,83,92,168 Smith, Toni Sr. 107,131,139,141,145,165,211,212,216 Smith, Wes So. 82,238 Smith, William So. Smithhisler, Barbara Fr. 110 Smithhisler, John Jr. 78,228 Snider, Jeffrey Sr. 212 Sobotka, Karen So. 239 Sobotka, Randy Jr. Sodergren, Julie Jr. 116,121,228 Sodergren, Roger Fr. 108 Songer, Dennis Jr. 228 Sorrenson, Connie Jr. 228 Sorenson, Peggy Fr. 119 Spainhower, Jerry So. Spangler, Glenn English 26 Spangler, Mary Business Education 48 SPANISH CLUB 174-175 Sheridan, Wyoming AUTO ELECTRIC 132 North Gould 674-2494 Sheridan, Wyoming Spaulding, Walter So. Spear, Andrea Sr. SPEECH TEAM 102,103 Spencer, Richard A. Math 35 Spehtman, Karen Sr. Spracklen, Jay Jr. 108,228 Spracklen, Jim So. 239 Springer, Dan Fr. Stanbridge, Carol Jr. Standley, Don Jr. Standley, Robert Sr. Stanton, Gary Jr. 229 Steel, Debbie Fr. Steel, Gregory Sr. 212 Steinmetz, Jerri So. 107 Slender, Jay So. 67,72,82,92,95,239 Stewart, Clyde Business Education 46,67,69,76,78,93 Stewart, Thone So. 82,97,168,239 Stiles, Lonnie Fr. Stokes, Dawn So. 115,121,239 Stopka, Sharon Jr. 119,229 Strahan, Micheal Sr. 74,76,92,93,142,143,185,212 Strand, Dale Jr. 229 Stroup, Mary Fr. 119 STUDENT COUNCIL 140-141 STUDENT SENATE 142-143 Studic, Darold So. Studie, Debbie Fr. Sullivan, Anganette Fr. Sullivan, Greg Jr. 108,109,229 Suryani, Pam Jr. Swanson, Bruce So. 237,239 Swanson, Jean Business Education 48 Swarthout, Dave Jr. 229 Swecm, Craig Fr. Symons, Bob Jr. 72,168,229 Symons, Gail Fr. 119 T Takach, Tom Jr. 74,75,76,92,140,220 Tappe, Mike Jr. Taylor, Bambi So. 239 Taylor, Douglas So. ■ 9 _—- ———n——igi—— N.A. NELSON CONSTRUCTION CO. VIA A- � � N.A. Nelson, Jr. Pres Sheridan, Wyo. Jf Guest House Motel 1953 N. Main 674-7496 CA9U COLO� TV WPH s ICI Marcia Hale looks at the line of Pendleton suits at Bentley’s BENTLEY’S 180 N. Main 674-6591 hipton UPPLYco. INC S. Coffeen Ave. 674-6471 Taylor, Pam Fr. 248 Taylor, John Fr. Teigland, Mari So. 239 Tctschncr, Fern Fr. 119,249 Teter, Susan Business Education 48 Teter, Thomas Science 32 Theisen, Richie Fr. 249 THESPIANS 148-149 Thickman, Erika Jr. 118,124,126,171 Thick man, Jeffrey Fr. 124 Thickman, Margaret Sr. 118,124,126,145,212 Thiclcn, Timothy So. Thomalc, Sheila Jr. 102,103,150 Thompson, Bob Fr. 126,249 Thompson, Cecilia Jr. Thomas Gilbert Sr. 62,112,113,121,126,140,145,203,217 Thompson, Joseph Sr. Thompson, Mike Jr. Thompson, Thomas Fr. Tissino, Chris Fr. 249 Tissino, Ernestine Jr. 119,229 Toland, Jeffrey Fr. Tomsovic, Scott So. 239,249 Toner, Mary Ann Jr. 229 Torbert, Max Fr. 88,249 Torbert, R. Maxine French 36,170 Townsend, Mike Fr. 60,249 Toy, Margaret L. English 26,106 TRACK 94-97 Tracy, Laurie Fr. 289 Trott, Diana So. 239 Trott, James Sr. 126,210,213 Troutt, Ricki Sr. 213 Trueblood, Troy Jr. 229 Trujillo, Carmine Jr. Try on, Susie So. Tucker, Connie Jr. 112,149 Turk, Penny Fr. 249 Turley, Mike So. 67,72,92,239 Turner, Connie Jr. 229 Turner. Rhonda So. 143,239 Twiss, Betty 145,213 Twiss, Dave Fr. 249 U Underwood, Sandra Fr. 118,126,249 Urbatchka, Richard Jr. 125,126,147,149,168,229 Uroszek, Linda Jr. 101,141,153,222,229 V Verley, Son Fr. 60.88,249 Verley, Jo So. 239 Vernon, Carla Fr. 249 Vick, Stanley Fr. Vigil, Bill Fr. 83.249 Vigil, Ernie So. 84 Vigil, Forrest Jr. Vigil, Jennifer Fr. 124 Vigil, Tom Fr. 83,249 Vine, Debbie Fr. 119,249 Vine, Jesse Sr. 213 Vinke, Darwin So. Vinke, Rhonda Sr. 214 Vogl, David Fr. Voogd, Wayne Fr. W Wamhoff, Lisa Fr. 119,249 Wantulok, Jerry Jr. 15,72,168,229 Ward, James F. Guidance 49 Washut, Laura Sr. 120,121,131,145,146,214 Waters, Bret Fr. 102,249 Wathen, Forrest Sr. Wathcn, Judith Fr. 119,126,249 Wattcnberg, Erma Fr. 249 Weaver, Billie Sr. 214 Weaver, Peggy Jr. 119,229 Weber, Dick Fr. 88,140,289 Weber, Karen So. 239 Weber, Mark So. 60 Wells, Harry Jr. 126,229 Wells, Mark Sr. 22,184,214 Wcltner, John Sr. Wcrtman, Wendy Sr. 214 Westman, Mrs. 55 Whaley, David Fr. White, Doyle Fr. 83,249 Wibcrg, Mary So. 239 Wiberg, Richard Jr. Widick, Sue Sr. 215 WUI, Debbie So. 239 Will, Mary Sr. 215 Willey, Jim Sr. 215 Williams, Dan Jr. 74,84,86,126,229 Williams, Debbie So. 239 Williams, Gary So. 84,239 Williams, Mrs. 55 Williams, Tim Sr. Williamson, Bob Fr. 119,249 Wilson, Mary Jr. Wilson, Mary Jr. Wilson, Rosclla Jr. 229 Wimmcr, Shirly So. 119,239 Wintermutc, Anita 51 Wolff, Kathy Jr. 229 Wolff, Naomi Sr. Wood, Robert Sr. Woodard, Karen Jr. 229 Wooslager, Mike Jr. 229 Woytassck, Mark So. 239 WRESTLING 84-87 Wright, Glen So. 82,86,104,239 Wright, Kathryn Sr. 13,61,141,143,144,152,215,217 Wright, Natalie English 26 Wright, Teresa So. 119,142,239 Wyatt, Michael Sr. 215 Wyett, Michael Sr. 215 Y Yale, Craig Fr. 102,106,119,249 Yentzer, Marcy Fr. 249 Yentzer, Terry Sr. 108,145,215 Yorio, Linda Jr. 98,119,229 Youngren, Susan Jr. 164,229 Z Zeglin, Pam Fr. 126,249 Zeiser, Patti Jr. 229 Zingg, Diane Fr. 141,249 Zingham. Rollin So. Zottix, Bruce So. Zowada, Dennis Sr. 69,72,76,77,92,168,215 Zowada, Micheal So. Waddell, Alicia Sr. 214 Waddell, Susan Fr. 249 Wagner, Jerry Sr. Waisner, Dorthy K. English 27,160 Walker, Mike Sr. 72 Walker, Sue Fr. 249,126 Wallitsch, Helen Fr. 249 Walton, Gary Sr. Walton, Mary So. 239 283 Senior Directory Adams, Warren Wayne Ainsworth, Janet L: Intramurals 2,3; Chorus 2; Ock Staff 2,3,4; Spanish Club 1,2; Pep Club 1,2. Allen, Lauri: Gymnastics 1,2; Track 2; Plays 1,2; SHS Chorus 2; Girls Glee 1: Folk Group 1; Pep Club I. Aller, LindaS: Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2; Track 2; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; GAL 1,2,3,4; Art Club 1; FT A 4. A pel, Roxanne: Intramurals 1,2; Ock Staff 3,4; GAL 1,2; Pep Club I; French Club 2; Student Senate 4. Araas, Fred J: Orchestra 1,2; Chorus 2; Concert Choir 3,4; Football 1,2,4; Wrestling 1,2,4; Wrestling 1,3; Track 1,2,3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Sheridan Aires 3,4; Key Club 4; “S” Club 2,3,4. Arrison, William: Speech Team 2,3; Play 4; Student Council 2,3,4; Chess Club 4; NFL 2,3,4; Honor Society 3,4. Arzy, Catherine Teresa Ashmore, Elizabeth Denise Austin, Kathleen M. Ock Staff 3,4; Plays 3,4; Thespians 4. Badgett, Floyd Rick Baker, Lois Elaine: Girls Glee 1; Track 2; Cheerleader 2; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Drill Team 1; Gymnastics 1; GAL 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2; Homecoming Queen Candidate. Baker, Rebecca L.: FTA 3,4. Bales, Pamela A: Intramurals 1,2,3; Girls Glee 1; Pom Pom Girl 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; GAL 1,2. Balleck, Paul D: Football 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Track 3; Intra-murals 1,2,3,4. Barber, Linda K: Intramurals 2,3,4; Gymnastics 2; Pom Pom Girl 3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4; GAL 2,3; Dcca 3,4; Student Senate 3. Barker, Kenneth M: Football 1,2; Track 1; Intramurals 1,2,4; FFA I, 2,3. Barritt, Danny Lee Bates, Patrica R: Intramurals 1,2,3,4; GAL 1,2,3,4; French Club 3,4; Honor Society 4. Batty, Jenifer L: Chorus 1,2; Girls Track 3; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Plays 1,2,3,4; Cheerleading 2,3,4; Drill Team 1; Gymnastics 1,2,3; Speech Team 1; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Thespians 2,3,4; GAL 1,2; Student Senate 3,4; 1st attendant to Homecoming Queen. Beld, Linda G: Intramurals 1,2,3,4. Belmont, Ken Bentzen, Scott Brain Bergquist, Dan Lee Bickel, Pam: FHA 2,3. Bocek, Joseph Paul Bond, Daniel Taylor Born, Leslie G: SHS Chorus 2; GAL 1,2; French Club 2. Boyd, Gilda A: Girls Glee Club I; Chorus 2; Intramurals 1,2, GAL 1,2. Boyko, Bobbie Lee Bradley, Penny A: Intramurals 1,2; Gymnastics 2; Deca 3,4; Pep Club 1;GAL 1,2. Brantz, Carol A: Girls Glee Club 1; Intramurals 1,2; Plays 2; German Club 1,2,3; Art Club 1,2,3,4 Brewer, Juanita J: Intramurals 1,2; Chorus 1,2; FHA 1,2,3; FTA 2,3; Pep Club 1,2,3. Buchan, Sandra Rene Buell, Rick W: Intramurals 1,2; FFA 1,2,3; NJROTC 3,4. Burgess, Jerry Butler, Susan Ann: Transfer, Rivera Beach High; Intramurals 1; J. V. Cheerleader 3; Speech Team 4; Student Senate 4; Honor Society 3,4; NFL 4; GAL 2. Byers, Daniel Miller Byrtus, Patricia Ann: Concert Choir 3,4; Sheridanaires 4; Ski Team 3; Gymnastics 1,2; Girls Swim Team 2; Spanish Club 1,2; Student Senate 3; Ock Staff 2; Girls State; Homecoming Queen Candidate. Campbell, Linda Susan Carroll, Cathy L: Pom Pom Girl 3,4; Intramurals 1,2; Student Senate 3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; German Club 1; Art Club I; Honor Society 4. Carroll, Steve Douglas “Take someone by the hand, show them that you understand. Case, Alan R: Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1; Art Club 1. Cates, Mike Lynn Cherni, Elizabeth A: Band 1,2,3,4; GAL 1,2,3,4; German Club 3,4; Art Club 1,2,3,4. Chitwood, Randy Gene Cichonski, Delores A: Girls Glee Club 1; SHS Chorus 2; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Drill Team 1; GAL 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Deca 3; FTA 2,3,4. Collins, Judy: Gymnastics 1,2; Girls Track 2; Intramurals 1,2,3; Chorus I; Pep Club 1; GAL 1; French Club 2; Deca 3,4; Homecoming Queen. Cook, Judy A: SHS Chorus 2,3; Bronc Staff 4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3; GAL 1,2; French Club4. Corley, Tim David Crist, Jeffrey Lynn Cummings, Pat John Dahlin, Gary Dahlke, Patricia R: Chorus 1,2,3; Pep Club 1,2,3; Spanish Club 2. Daniels. Debra K: Cheerleading 2,4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2; GAL 1,2; Pep Club 1,2,4; French Club 3,4; Key Club Sweetheart Nomination. Davidson, Danny James Day, Laurie T: Intramurals 1,2,3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; GAL 1,2. Diefenderfer, Sandra L: Girls Glee 1; Intramurals 1,2; Pep Club 1,2; GAL 1,2. Donohue, Mike Kenneth Donnelly, Howard P: Football 1; Basketball 1; Intramurals 1,2; Boys Glee Club 1; Barbershop Quartet 1; Concert Choir 2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Plays 1,3,4; Orchestra 3,4; Sheridanaires 2,3,4; Stage Band 2,3,4; District Festivals 1,2,3,4; All-District Choir 2,3; All-District Band 4; All-State Band 4; All-Nation Band 4; Syndicate 2,3,4; Honor Society 4; Thespians 3,4; Music Honorary 3,4; Student Senate 3,4; Best Actor in supporting role 3; 3rd place Elks Youth Leadership Contest 4; 1st place Kiwanis Stars of Tomorrow 4; Selected to Merit's “Who’s Who Among American High School Students.” Doyle, Kathy L: Chorus 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; GAL 1,2,3,4; Art Club 1,2. Drell, Michael L: Football 1; Student Senate 4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4. Dunklcy, Marcie: Concert Choir 3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Orchestra 3,4; Plays 4; Pom Pom Girl 3; Sheridanaires 3; Speech Team 2,3,4; Flute Trio 1; All-District Music 3,4; MCC 1,2; Pep Club 1,2,3; Thespians 3,4; Music Honorary 4; GAL 1,2; NFL 3,4; Honor Society 4; Intra-murals 1,2,3; 3rd in state in American Legion Oratorical Contest. Dunkley, Rich: Band 1,2,3,4; Stage Band 3,4; Orchestra 4; Swimming 3,4; Cross Country 2,3; Track 2; Intramurals 1,2,3; Plays 3,4; Sax Quartet 4; Thespians 3,4; Student Senate 4; Music Honorary 4; Syndicate 3,4; Outstanding Actor in Minor Role 3. Lbertz, Roger P: Band 1,2,3,4; Orchestra 2,3,4; Trombone Quartet 2,3; Speech Team 3,4; Stage Band 2,3,4; Plays 4; Honor Society 3,4; NFL 3,4. bisele, George Robin Ekwall, Cita R: SHS Chorus 2; Plays 1,2,3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3; Folk Group 1; GAL 1,2; Art Club I; Latin Club I; MCC 1,2,3; Thespians 1,2,3,4; Honor Society 4. Ellenwood, Mchael Earl Fann, John L. Ferries, Carol M: Chorus 2; GAL 1,2,3,4; MCC 1,2,3; Thespians 2,3,4. Fitzpatrick, Donald Lee Fletcher, Susan Gail Flint, Judson Bradley Foltz, Peter D. Foss, Sherri: Dcca 3,4. Francis, Kathleen L: Gymnastics 1,2; Girls Track 2; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Ski Club 1,2; GAL 1,2,3,4; Student Senate 4; FT A 4. Freeman, David B: Concert Choir 1,2,3,4; Sheridanaires 1,2,3,4; Plays 1,2,3,4; Classics 3,4; Boys Glee Club 1; All-State 2,3,4; All-Northwest 4; Music Festival 1,2,3,4; Thespians 1,2,3,4; Music Honorary 4; Honor Society 3,4; Stars of Tomorrow 1st; Outstanding Vocal Music Student 1; Best actor in major role 3,4. Frey, Toby L: NJROTC 1,2,3. Fuller, Loren Harding Galloway, Louie Garland, Connie Gcisler, Joyanna: Gymnastics 3; Girls Track 3; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 2; Student Senate 3,4; Bronc Staff 4; Honor Society. Gligorea. Robert Michael Gradin, Wes C: Band 1,2,3,4; Stage Band 2,3,4; Orchestra 3,4; Football 1; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Student Trainer 1; All-District Band 3,4; All-State Band 2; All-State Orchestra 4; Music Honorary 4; International Music Camp 1970 European Tour Band. Green, Rick L: Football 1,2; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Golf 1,2,3,4; Intra-murals 1,2,3; Key Club 1,2; Spanish Club 3; All tourney District and State Basketball teams 4. Green, Deborah Kay Griffin, Pauline Lynn Grimm, Norla: Girls Glee I; Concert Choir 2,3,4; Girls Triplctrio 1; Intramurals 1,2; GAL 1,2; Ock Staff 3. Groshart, Musett Grotz, Naomi Guymon, Paul D: Play 4. Haddix, Les: Play 4; French Club 4. Hagemann, Linda: Intramurals 1,2; Art Club 1,2,3,4; French Club 4; Pep Club 4; Honor Society 4. Hale, Clifford Haptonstall, Martha: Honor Society Music Honorary; GAL 1,2,3; Art Club 1,2; German Club 1,2; French Club I; Sheridanaires 1,2; Concert Choir 1,2; Rotary International Exchange Student to Australia 4. Harding, Dave M: Football 1,2,3,4; Swimming 1,2,3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; S Club 1,2,3,4; Key Club 3,4; Student Senate 3,4; Nominated to U.S. Air Force and Naval Academies. Hargis, David R: Football 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 1,2,3; Track 1,2,3,4; Plays 3; Chorus 1,2; Intramurals 4; S Club 3,4; Key Club 4. Harker, Thomas E: Football 1; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Cross-Country 2,3,4; Track 1,2,3; Boys Glee Club; Plays 3; S Club 2,3,4; Key Club 1,2; Student Senate 4. Hayes, Joseph Hedderman, Kevin C: Intramurals 2. Heddcrman, Tim: Basketball 1; Intramurals 2.3,4. Henry, Denise D: Girls Glee Club 1; SHS Chorus 2; Art Club 1,4; Speech Club 1. Hensley, Dale Henson, Rodney John Hereford, James Virgil Herr, Shelly Rae Hoover, Janice E: Freshman Chorus 1; SHS Chorus 1; Concert Choir 3,4; Plays 2,3,4; Honor Society 4; MCC 2,3; GAL 1,2; FHA 1,2,3,4; Latin Club I. Hunter, Bonnie Hunter, Robert Dean Hurst, Pamela Sue Hutton, Gary W: Football 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2; Intramurals 3,4; Student Senate 3; Football Captain 4. Jarvis, Pamela: Intramurals 2,3; Pep Club 3; NFL 3; FTA 3,4; Bronc Staff 4; Honor Society 4. Jenrich, Robin L: Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Drill Team 2; Pom Pom Girl 3,4; Chorus 1,2; Gymnastics 2; Swimming 3; GAL 1,2,3; Student Council 3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Honor Society 4. Johnson, Dan J: Intramurals 2,3; NJROTC 2,3,4. Johnson, Emmy L: Bnd 1,2,3,4; Girls Glee I; SHS Choir 2; Concert Choir 3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Plays 4; GAL 1,2; German Club 4; Music Honorary 3,4. Jorgenson, Kathy: Drill Team I; Intramurals 1,2; Gymnastics 1; Chorus 2; Art Club I; Pep Club 1,2; French Club 2,3,4; Deca I II 3,4; GAL 1; Homecoming Queen Candidate 4. Juroshck, Thomas Lee: Band 1,2,3,4; Plays 3; Baritonetrio 2; Wrestling 2; Thespians 3; Dcca 3,4. Kauffman, Stephen Douglas Kawulok, Barbara J: Intramurals 1,2,3; Gymnastics 2,3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; GAL 1,2; Student Council 3,4. Kelly, Coleen R: Cheerleader 2,4; Drill Team 1; Gymnastics 1,2,3; Chorus 1,2; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Track 2; Pep Club 1,2,3,4. Kimble, Kathy Ann King, John Barry Kinskey, Patricia L: Swim Team 3,4; Pom Pom Girl 3; Gymnastics 1,2,3,4; Track 2; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Art Club 1,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Student Senate 3; GAL 1,2; Ock Staff 2; Homecoming Queen Candidate 4. Knudson, Edward James Kosine, Karen Sue Kraft, Robert Emery Kreger, Rodney L: Football I; Track 1,2,3; Gymnastics 1,2; Intra-murals 1,2; Concert Choir 4; SHS Choir 3; Freshman Choir 1; Deca 3.4; S Club 2,3,4. Kreger, Roger D: Cross Country 4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Concert Choir 3,4; Sheridanaires 3,4; SHS Chorus 2; Boys Glee Club 1; Football 1,2,3; Plays 1; Barbershop Quartet 1,3,4; All-District and All-State Choir 3,4; S Club 3,4; Key Club 1,2; Thespians 1; Student Senate 3,4; Student Council 1,2; Honor Society 4; Boys State. Kupper, Kay L: Girls Glee Club I; Mixed Chorus 1; Band 1,2,3,4; Clarinet Quartet 1; Clarinet Choir 4; Plays 1,2,3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3; Thespians 1,2,3,4; GAL 1,2,3,4; Honor Society 4; Bronc Staff 3,4; Student Council 4; Girls State 3; United Nations Youth Pilgrimage 3; Best Thespian; Homecoming Queen Candidate 4. Kuzara, Mark Andrew Lannan, Virginia M; Chorus 1,2; Ock Staff 4; Intramurals 1,2; Pom Pom Girl 3; Pep Club 1,2,3; French Club 3,4; Art Club 1; GAL 1,2; Honor Society 4. Lanncrs, Corric L: Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Chours 1,2; Concert Choir 3. Layton, Darrell Alan Lee, Dale O: Band 1,2,3,4; Orchestra 1,2,3; Syndicate 2,3,4; Sage Band 1,2,3,4; Brass Choir 1,2,3,4; Trombone Quartet. Legerski, Allan Paul Lenz, Debra L: Intramurals 1,2,3,4; GAL I. Levi, Ralph Handy: Swimming 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3; Intramurals 1,2,3;S Club 1,2,3,4. Lindstrom, Donnie G. Livingston, David Burris Livingston, Greg B Lloyd, Charles Francis Lookabough, Dana Luckett, William Benjamin Lund, Mark DrWrestling 1,2,3,4; S Club 2,3,4. Luxmoore, Janet: Band 1,2,3,4; Orchestra 2,3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3; Pep Club 3; GAL 1,2. Madzia, Pauline Alice Manderfeld,Linda M: FNC 1; FHA 1,2,3,4; Homecoming Queen Candidate 4. Manor, Donald Frederick Marshall, Matilda Martini, Jerry K: Basketball 1; Football I; Swimming 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Boys Glee Club 1; S Club 2,3,4. Maurer, John Fred McGough, David G McNealey, Michael Mediate, Anthony E: Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Student Manager for Athletics 1,2,3,4; S Club 2,3,4; Key Club 2. Mediate, Carol L. Melvin Paul M: Band 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 1,2,3; Football 2. Metz, Sandra: Gymnastics 1,2; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Ski Team 3; German Club 1,2,3; Pep Club 1,2,3; Ski Club 1,2,3; GAL 1,2,3. Miller, Elizabeth Ann Miller, Michael Mirich, Patricia Ella Mooney, Stephen Ralph Morgan, Curtis James Morris, John 0:FFA 1,2,3. Moyer, Karen Mullette, Richard Steven Mullinax, Nancy C: Brill Team I; Swim Team 2,3; Gymnastics 1,2; Track 2; I itramurals 1,2,3; Ski Club 2,3; Student Senate 4; Pep Club 1,2; Latin Club 1; GAL 1,2. Nalivka, Mary L: Girls Glee I; Mixed Chorus 2. Nelson, John A: Intramurals 1,2,3; Plays 2,3; Art Club 4. Newman, Roger B: Football I; Cross Country 2,3; Track 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3; Key Club 2; S Club 1,2,3,4; Student Senate 3,4; Deca 3,4; All-State Basketball Team 4; All-District and All-State Basketball Tourney Teams 4. Niehay, Laura: Chorus 1; Plays 2,3,4; Deca 3,4. Nilluka, Michael: Swim Team 3; NJROTC 1,2,3. Novotny, Anne Marie Olson, Darrell Duane Olson, Leonard F: Football 1,2,3; Track 1,2; Wrestling 1; Intra-murals 1,2. Oltion, Ray G: State Math Contest 3; Ock Staff 4; Honor Society 4; Boys State; Runnerup for Elks Most Valuable Student Award. Olvcr, Geraldine Ann O’Neal, Greg Lawrence Oneyear, Leo B: Band 1,2,3,4; Thespians 3; Bronc Staff 4; Trombone Trio 2,3,4; Stage Band 1,2,3,4; Brass Choir 3,4; Concert Choir Brass Group 1. Overgaard, Steven J Owings, John L: Football 1,2,3,4; Swimming 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; S Club 1,2,3,4; Second Team All-State Football 4; State Top Ten Swimming Award 4. Paulsen, David F: Band 1,2,3,4; Boys Glee Club 1; Concert Choir 4; All-District Band 4. Pilch, Jan K: Girls Glee Club 1; Mixed Choir 2; Concert Choir 3,4; Orchestra 1,2; Plays 2,3,4; Intramurals 1,2; Sheridanaires 3,4; Sunny Singers 3,4; All-State Orchestra 1; All-State, All-Northwest, and All-Nation Choir 3,4; Student Senate 3,4; GAL 1,2; Latin Club 1,2; MCC 1,2,3; Thespians 3,4; Honor Society 4; Music Honorary 3,4; Elks Youth Leadership 1st place 4; Elks Scholarship Contest 1st place 4; Girls State 3; Homecoming Queen Candidate. Pilch, Sherry A: SHS Chorus 1,2,3,4; Art Club 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; FHA 1,2,3,4; GAL 2,3,4. Pindcr, Michael Podgornik, Roberta: Girls Glee 1; Triple Tro I; Orchestra 1,2,3,4; Orchestra Quartet 1,2,3; SHS Chorus 2,3,4; Sheridanaires 4; Concert Choir 4; Sunny Singers 4; Men’s Quartet 4; Intramurals 1,2; Music Clinic 1,2,3,4; Music Festival 1,2,3,4; GAL 1,2,3,4; French Club 3,4; Honor Society 4; Music Honorary 4. Poulos, Albert Powers, Eleanor Kay Randall, David L: Art Club I. Redle, Matt F: Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Wrestling 3; Track 2; Mixed Chorus 2; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Ock Staff 2; Key Club 2,3,4; S Club 3,4; Student Senate 4; Boys State 3; Elks Youth Leadership 1st place; Listed in Merits Who’s Who in American High Schools 3,4. Rcdlc, Thomas Austin Reed, Mark Weslc Reed, Pamela A: Pom Pom Girls; Band 1,2,3; Mixed Chorus 2,3; Girls Chorus 2,3; Track l;FHA4. Reisch, Floyd Renner, Kenneth Anthony Revelle, Terri: Pep Club 3; Bronc Staff 4; Homecoming Queen Candidate. Rexroat, Billie (Weaver): Intramurals 1,2,3; Student Senate 4; Deca 3,4; GAL 3. Rexroat, Bruce Forrest Reynolds, Carol L: Girls Glee Club 1;SHS Chorus 2; GAL 1,2,3. Rhodes, Tricia A: Speech Team 1,2,3,4; Freshman Chorus I; Concert Choir 2,3,4; Sheridanaires 2,3,4; Sunny Singers 3,4; Plays 2,3,4; Tricia, Pat and John 3; All-State and All-Northwest 3,4; Music Honorary 3,4; National Thespians 2,3,4; Honor Society 3,4; National Forensics League 1,2,3,4; Student Council 1,2,3,4; Girls State 3; Best Actress 4; Kiwanis Stars of Tomorrow lst-Local-2nd State; Homecoming Queen Candidate Rickabaugh, Claudia Jean Rodosevich, Jane: Student Council 1; Student Senate 2,4; Spanish 1,2,3; Art Club 1,2; Teen Show 3,4; Speech Team 2,3; Honor Society 3,4; Pep Club 1,2. Rogers, Darrell L: Basketball 1,2,3,4; Cross Country 2; Intramurals 2,3; S Club 3,4. Roush, Daniel Curtis Roush, Gary Theodore Routh, Charles Steven Ruzicka, Kathy: Intramurals 1,2,3; Chorus 1,2; Student Senate 3; Triple Quartet 1; Spanish Club 2,3; GAL 1,2; Pep Club. Ryan, Carol: Intramurals 1,2; Girls Glee Club 1; Triple Trio 1; SHS Chorus 2; Plays 4; Student Senate 4; Ock Staff 2; Art Club 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 2,3; GAL 1,2; Girls State Alternate. Sare, Curt: Chorus 2; Concert Choir 4; Intramurals 1,2; French Club 4. Sawyer, Michael Jerry Sawyer, Thomas Gregory Schonenbach, Ron: Wrestling 2; FFA 1,2,3,4; Student Senate 4; Honor Society 4; Kiwanis award for outstanding Agriculture Student of the Month 3. Schwabauer, Debra K. Scott, Dennis Wayne Scott, Greg A: Band 1,2,3,4; Stage Band 3,4; Orchestra 3,4; Ski Team 2,3; Ensembles 1,2,3,4; Plays 4; Syndicate 2,3,4; Intramurals 2,3; Ski Club 2,3; Student Senate 3; Honor Society 4; Music Honorary 4. Selig, David Wayne Sells, Elvin A: Spanish Club 2. Shassetz, Anna J: Band 1,2; SHS Chorus 2; Ock Staff 3; Thespians 1,2,3,4; Honor Society 4; GAL 1,2,3,4; MCC 2.3; German Club 1; National Merit Semi-finalist; Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow. Shovlain, Kelleen K: Girls Glee 1; SHS Chorus 3; Intramurals 1; Speech Team 1; Ock Staff 2; Plays 1,4; Art Club 4; Pep Club 1; NFL 1,3,4; Ski Club 2; GAL 1; Girls State. Shroyer, Gary W: Band 1,2,3,4; Concert Choir 1,2,3,4; Sheridanares 4; Trumpet Trio I; All-District and All-Northwest Choir 1.2,3.4; Music Honorary. Skar, Carol L: Chorus 1; Intramurals 1,2; Ock Staff 2; Pom Pom Alternate 3; Play 1; German Club 1;GAL 1,2; Pep Club 1,2,3. Smith, Karlette Jean Smith, Michael G: Football 4; Ski Team 2,3; Intramurals 4; SHS Chorus 2; Boys Glee 1,2; Freshman Chorus I; Play I; Golf Team 3; Ski Club 2,3 Thespians I. Smith, Sherri L: Intramurals 1,2; Play 3; FTA 1,2,3,4; FHA 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Honor Society: Winner of SHS Senator Gale McGee’s Internship Contest. Smith, Toni A: Intramurals 1.2,3,4; Chorus 2,3; Track 2; Girls Glee 1; Ock Staff 2; FHA 2,3,4; FTA 1,2,4; GAL 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,4; Honor Society 3,4; Student Council 3,4; Girls State 3; William Randolph Hearst Foundation Scholarship 4; Senate Youth Program Delegate 4; Homecoming Queen Candidate 4. Snider, Jeff N: Football 1; Deca 3,4; Art Club 2. Spear, Andrea Ruth Steel, Gregory Robert Strahan, Michael J: Football 1; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Cross Country 2,3,4; Intramurals 1,2; Student Senate 3,4; Student Council 3,4; Key Club 2,4; S Club 2,3,4; French Club 3; Honor Society 3,4; Trail Lake Representative 4; Representative State Senate Youth Contest. Thickman, Margaret E: Band 1,2,3,4; Orchestra 2,3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; SHS Chorus 2; Concert Choir 3; Sheridanaires 3,4; Plays 3,4; District Band 2,3,4; District Music Festival 1,2,3,4; All-State Band 1,2,3,4; German Club 2,3,4; GAL 1,2,3; Honor Society; Music Honorary; University of Wyo. Honor Scholarship. Thomas, Gil W: Football 1,2; Basketball 1; Track I; Band 1,2,3,4; Orchestra 3,4; Concert Choir 4; Sheridanaires 4; Speech Team 3,4; Ski Team 2,3; All-State Band 3; District Music Clinic 3; District Music Festival 1,2,3,4; Thespians 3,4; Student Council 2,4; NFL 3,4; Ski Club 2,3; Honor Society 3,4; Music Honorary 4; Carroll Citizenship Award. Wright, KathyM: Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Track 2; Gymnastics 3; Bronc Staff 4; Student Council 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Key Club 3,4; GAL 1,2; Honor Society 3,4; Trail Lake Leadership Camp 3,4; 2nd attendent to Homecoming Queen 4; Key Club Sweetheart 4; Winter Carnival Queen 4; DAR Good Citizen; 2nd place Elks Youth Leadership; Carroll Citizenship Award. Wyatt, Mike Dana: Football 1,2; Track 1,2; NJROTC 1,2,3. Dale Lee and Tillie Marshall express a feeling. The feeling? “Joy to the World!” Wyett, Mchacl Doyle Yentzer, Terry Richard Zingham, Richard Allen Zowada, Dennis E: Football 1,2,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3, S Club 2.3,4. LEFT: “They're only words, and words are all we have to say we’re on our way.” RIGHT: “This is it, the night of nights.” 289 RIGHT: “Smile an everlasting smile, a smile can bring you near to us.” OPP. PAGE UPPER LEFT: “Here we are, all together, as we sing our song.” Tears mingled with memories, good byes, a white piece of paper, and a blue and white tassel. Now we can truely say-“Oh Yes Those Were The Days.”