Sheridan High School - Bronc Yearbook (Sheridan, WY)

Text from Pages 1 - 280 of the 1972 volume:

1 Sheridan High School Sheridan, Wyoming Volume 65 Table Of Contents 4.............Feature Section 11..............Organizations 42.....................Sports 76.................Activities 116...........Feature Section 120...................Seniors 164...................Classes 198...................Faculty 232 ..................Patrons 232 ..................Student Directory 264 ...................Senior Directory 3 4 5 Today is the dawn of a new life Rise, to go forth alone. . . Alone, to discover the joy of just being you. 6 To discover the joy of others. Alone, to think. But before you begin your uncertain journey. . . 8 Look back to the familiar. . . Remember. . . And think. . . 0 R Q a n 1 z a t i o n s n Student Council’s number grew to 40 this year, as changes created by the new constitution came into effect. Led by Student Body President Jim Carbone, they collaborated with the Student Senate to sponsor several projects. Assisting Jim were Vice-President Peter Clark, Secretary-Treasurer Elizabeth Cantonwine, and Student Activities Co-Ordinator of Chris Martin. Seniors were Erika Thickman, John Juroszek, Marcia Hale, Kelley Pelissier, John Kurth. John Nalivka, and (not pictured) Kathy Skatula. Mike Redburn, and Tom Ta-kach. 12 Juniors included Ed Hammer, Mary Lan-nan, Karen Weber. Roxanne French and (not pictured) Larry Fisher. Susan Gra-din. and Jon Johnson. Sophomores included Diane Zingg. Diane Crimmel. Don Verley. Kevin Ryan, Karla Friedrichs, Patti Davis, Rhonda Rawlings, John Rhodes, and Peter Kinney (not pictured). Freshman were Ron Destafano, Steve Pince, Bob Brewer and (not pictured) Jamie Batty. Steve Hoyer, David Kin-skey, Andrea Shassetz. and Jon Strahan. 13 Student Senate Acts The 1971-72 Student Senate met under the leadership of President Peter Clark. The first semester officers helping the president were: Vice-President Bill Fall, Secretary-Treasurer Patti Car-roll, Parliamentarian Bennie Harris, and Publicity Committee Chairman Debbie Sare. During second semester they included Vice-President Richard Ur-batchka, Secretary-Treasurer Patti Carroll, Parliamentarian Michelle Catterall, and Publicity Chairman Teena Rawlings. The Senate’s agenda varied from trying to find a home for a bear to lively discussions about teacher evaluations and dress codes. Senate also cooperated with Council on several projects. Sometimes the Senate’s ideas were wild and impractical, or few and far between. The Senate, however, acts many times as a student “blow-off” valve, allowing students the chance to say what they didn’t like about school or what they would like to see new and better. At times, Senate’s objectives became vague, but never obscure. Even with small accomplishments, Senate still played an educational role byteachingstudents how to w o r k and act through the democratic process. Above: Senate President Peter Clark leads a meeting of the Student Senate. 14 National Honor Society This year marks the 25th anniversary of Singing Valentines, sponsored by the National Honor Society. Way back in 1947, the idea popped up that a good way to raise money for NHS was to have students pay National Honor Society to sing valentines to their sweethearts. The idea stuck, and it looks like it’s going to stay. 16 Opposite Page, center: “Just an old fashioned love song. Opposite Page, bottom: Our illustrious leader, Mrs. Myrla Bisbee -- busy as always. Top left: Marc Ladd and Doris Moeller wait to be serenaded. Top right: They wish they had never come to school. Bottom: Honor Society meets. (It wasn’t a good day.) 17 Music — The Above: Kathy eats a blue rose from her “welcome home” cake. Right: Some people can’t make music, no matter how hard they try. 18 Universal Language Left and Above: Mike Choman and Jon Avery received the Most Outstanding Instrumental Award, and shared the $5 scholarship. “S” Club Active Front Row (1 to r.): Rob Doyle, T. J. Ferguson, Larry Sare, Ken Bigelow, Peter Kinney, Bill Fall, JohnGazdik, Mike Nickel, Bob Symons, and Mark Bennick. Second Row: Dave Ferries, John Herbst. Jim Carbone. Dick Weber. Rob Schwartz, Tom Nelson. Rick Lenz, and Mike Harris. Third Row: Tom Takach, Rudy Kawalok, Dean Kettley, Gary Daniels, Rolf Brouwer, Mark Hendrickson, Jay Stender, Tom Smith, and Karl Bigelow. Fourth Row: Pat Barney, Tony Shosten, Harold Johnson, Mike Onstott, Danny Williams, and Ben Novotny. 20 The “S” Club started the year with Mr. Dan Hansen as sponsor. Officers included President Mike Nickel, Vice-President John Gazdik, Secretary Mike Redburn, and Treasurer Tom Takach. This year was a big one for the group, which sold candy and pop at basketball games and wrestling matches. They also escorted the Queen Candidates during Homecoming, and their candidate Debi Mock reigned over the event. The group also helped unload Christmas trees for the Sheridan Quarterback Club. ABOVE: S” Club members served as escorts for the Homecoming Queen Candidates. 21 Everything You Ever Wanted To Know About Pep Club. .. Pep Club consisted of nearly 40 members this year, with Linda Uroszek “leading the pack’ ’ as president. The active members did a fine job cheering at the games and send-offs, as well as holding the annual Spirit Supper during Homecoming. 1972 PEP CLUB: Back Row: Barb S., Kathy S., JulieS., Tempe R.. Mary M., Gail E., Sheri J., Linda U., Jeanne R., Linda C., Colleen E., Amy K . DanaS ; Third Row: Nancy B., Laura K., Debbie K.. Pam B., Karen M.. Jamie B.. Robby B.. Joni N., Becky P., Peggy W., Rhonda R., Patti C.; Second Row: Donna M.. Janice G., Kathy K.. Brenda B., Karen K., Sharon G., Robin S., Kathy R . Cathy S.; Front Row: Pam D., Janet L., Cheryl K., Rowenna K., Debbie K., DuskaH., Peggy R., Cricket B., Cindy G., and Beth C. 22 Opposite: Linda Uroszek and Peggy Weaver, president and vice-president respectively, discuss topics for the next meeting. Middle Left: Pep Club is open to boys too. Lower Left: Screaming is our business. Bottom: Spirit ran high at District. 23 1972 Key Club Sweetheart 24 LEFT: Patti Carroll presents Cindy G1 igor ea with the honor of Key Club Sweetheart. ABOVE: Members enjoy the annual banquet. LEFT: Mr. Arnold Hansen led Key Club through an energetic year. The officers for the 1971-72 school year were President Bill Fall, Vice-President Carl Cossitt, Secretary-Treasurer Dave Ferries. These energetic officers were the lifeblood of the club and the spirit that made this year a great one. 25 Crimmel’s Kiddies NFL officers for the year included President Bennie Harris, Vice-President Lori Sanders, Secretary-Tr easur er Debbie Creswell, and Sponsor Fred Crimmel. They sponsored the annual Sheridan Invitational Tournament, with 17schools and 350 entries. This year 14 novices were initiated. 26 Top: Camera-shy speakers ease off after a hard year. Bottom Left: Sponsor Mr. Crimmel smiles at his unsuspecting “kiddies.’' Bottom Right: President Ben Harris leads a meeting. Crow Left: Attentive members are seen at a speech team meeting. Bottom Left: Preparing for a meet are Cindy, Melody and Diane. Bottom Right: Ed Hammer practices on the bus. The Sheridan Speech Team attended ten tournaments this year, including the Casper Novice Invitational, the Golden Gavel Invitational, the Magic City Invitational, Newcastle Invitational, Black Hills State College, Northwest Wyoming College, Cheyenne East, Buffalo, the NFL District Tournament, and State tournament. At State, they placed 6 among 53 schools. 27 Thespians Perform Thespians were led this year by President, Kathy Skatula, Vice President, Marcia Hale, Secretary-Treasurer, first semester, Michelle Fredrichs, second semester, Mary Murphy, and Historian Barb MacLean. Miss Olive J o y c e Lee was Sponsor. Again this year, the Thespians held their annual awards banquet at the Ranch House in Ran-chester. Awards were presented to members who excelled in their performances during the year. Barb MacLean was selected by the group members as Best Thespians, the highest honor. Kathy Skatula and John Juroszek were elected Best Actress and Actor in Music Man and J. B. respectively. Marcia Hale was selected for Best Supporting Actress and Best Actress in a character role for her part as Mrs. Paroo in the Music Man, Peter Clark was selected Best Supporting Actor for his role in Music Man. Best Actor and Actress in a minor role were Jim Raymond, and Julie Soder-gren, for Music Man. Best Actress and Actor in a bit part were Diane Crimmel and Bennie Harris in Music Man, and best rookie actor was Gary Daniels for J. B. TOP RIGHT: Officers Kathy Skatu 1 a, Marcia Hale, Mary Murphy, and Barb MacLean. LEFT: Marcia Hale and Bennie Harris discuss Thespian Business. CENTER RIGHT: Miss Lee is sponsor. 28 TOP LEFT: Thespian award winners were John Juroszek, Kathy Skatula, Gary Daniels, Barb MacLean, Jim Raymond, Marcia Hale. Diane Crimmel, Peter Clark, and Bennie Harris. TOP RIGHT: Julie Sodergren was best actress in a minor role. CENTER LEFT: Sally Campbell, Doris Moeller, Gail Semler, and Cindy R aw 1 ings attend a meeting. CENTER RIGHT: John Juroszek was best actor in a lead role. 29 Below: Two freshmen pass an orange back and forth during GAL initiation. Right: GAL Officers Teresa Wright, Wendy Hamstreet, Patti Carroll, and Marty Salveson. Bottom Right: Penny Scherry watches as a freshman is initiated. The Girls Of G. A. L. To enter G.A.L. a girl must earn a total of 100 intramural points. Every sport participated in is worth 50. When a girl has earned 700 points she gets a letter and when she adds 700 more she is awarded a sweater. This year the members of G.A.L. sold candy to raise money, decorated the gym for Homecoming, held an initiation of new members, and a banquet. Miss Irene Schlattmen is G.A.L. Sponsor. 30 And Gladly Would They Teach Future Teachers of America went on a trip to Greely, Colorado, to look at other schools this year. The group was sponsored by Mr. Mike Darnell, and devoted their attention to the finer points of educational involvement. 31 Progress F.F.A F.F.A. this year was led by President Jim Hepp. The activities included a slave sale, tree planting, and the purchase of new shop equipment. Receiving many honors and awards at the F.F.A. Banquet were Chris Powers and Mike Reardon, pictured on the right. 32 F.H.A. Projects Tomorrow’s leaders in the field of home economics are active in the FHA here. Leading the club this year were President Arlis Burtis, and sponsor was Mrs. Estelle Lyon. Pictured at left are next year’s officers: Carol Burtis and Colleen Parker. Below, group members discuss club business. ss 43 Out For N. J.R.O.T.C. The first year ROTC members, consisting mainly of freshmen, traveled to San Diego the week of March 20. This annual event is held in order to further their interest and knowledge in the Navy. During the year, NJROTC members went to classes two days a week, and one day a week they drilled. After the four year program, a ROTC member comes out of high school with an E-3 rating for the armed forces. This year ROTC has 43 members, with the majority of them first year men. Upper Right: Commander Miller teaches ROTC members marching techniques, along with classroom work. Above: The ROTC members stand inspection. 34 VICA Is Swell Vocational Industrial Clubs of America (VICA) is a new group at S.H.S. This year VICA did an outstanding job and won the snow sculpture contest. VICA’s officers included President Rick Kalinski, Vice-President Bill Bohm, Secretary Treasurer Karl Goodman. The group met Wednesday evenings, and spent their time working with welding, woodworking, drafting, electronics, and automobile mechanics. Upper Left: Karl Goodman and Bill Bohm start the long process of assembling an engine. Left: Mr. Bare overlooks a new project. Right: Tim Helvik starts back to work after a brief break. Mr. Hamilton took 17 DECA students to compete at State March 9-12. Bringing back honors were Gail Eisele and Luci Bur sell, who both attended the National Conference in Los Angeles May 2-6. Pictured at right are Luci Bursell, Sponsor Mr. Dave Hamilton, and Gail Eisele. Above DECA students apply themselves to diligent study. 36 Art Exhibits Left: Art students produced many sculptures Below Left: Sheridan held its first art exhibit this year. Below Right: “A Mallard Menagerie” was produced by one of the students. 37 The FRENCH CLUB spent an active year, participating in various projects such as fund raising for the Experiment in International Living. The group was headed by President Kelley Pelissier and Sponsor Mrs. Maxine Torbert. Top: French Club members participate in a regular meeting. Above Left: Mrs. Torbert. club sponsor, and member Anne Robinson listen to a group report. Above Right: President Kelley Pelissier conducts a French Club meeting. 38 German Club Continues This year, the German Club was led by Diane Conner. Mrs. Louise Farrens sponsored the group, and four-year members included John Juroszek, Erika Thickman, Jim Ruff, and Diane Conner. Jim Ruff also visited Germany last summer as an International Exchange Student. ABOVE: Diane Conner was group president. LOWER LEFT: John Juroszek played the studious type. LOWER RIGHT: Mrs. Farrens chats with Erika Thickman. 39 Spanish Club Is Active Bottom: Hard-working Spanish Club officers include (1. to r.) Secretary-Treasurer Nancy Pust, Vice-President Patty Lookabaugh, and President Barb MacLean. Right: Members join in one of the usual meetings. Below: Spanish Club Sponsor Mr. Gary Benson dozes off. 40 Experiment Sends Three More From SHS Three junior students won Experiment in International Living scholarships which will enable them to spend their summers in foreign countries. This year’s winners, announced in February, were David Fall, who w i 11 go to Argentine; Mary Lannan, who will go to France; and Teena Rawlings, who will go to Chile. In March, a Dinner With An International Flavor was held to benefit both the Experiment Scholarship Fund and the Concert Choir Tour Fund. Foreign language students and the Bright Side provided entertainment. TOP: David Fall, Teena Rawlings, and Mary Lannan. LEFT: Mary Murphy and Gail Symons perform the Mexican Hat Dance ABOVE: Last year’s Experimenters Kelley Pelissier. Jim Ruff, and Diane Conner. 41 s p o R t s 43 Freshman Football First row (1. to r.) Roush, Hartman, Crumpacker, French, Crider, Levi, Lobach, Brewer, Horsley, Doyle, Sare; Second row Wilson. Walters, Martin. Belmont. Kahn, Lind-borg. Herbst, Bohm. Hamilton. Evanoff; Third rowFrickey, Balkenbush, Hoyer, Nelson. Wells, Storey, Davey, Hargis. Apel. Rodell; Fourth row Argento. Chalfant. Mediate. Bar-bula. Worthington. Kinskey. Groshart, Hutton. Lindell. 44 J.V. Football Sheridan 20 Moorcroft 6 Sheridan 22 Big Horn 10 Sheridan 11 Hardin 0 Sheridan 0 Kelly Walsh 14 Sheridan 38 Natrona 0 Sheridan 8 Billings Senior 28 Sheridan 8 Billings West 10 First row (1. to r.) Griffith, Dockstader, Levi, Verley, Kane, Barnett, Olson, Hininger, Galloway, Mills; Second rowRap-stad, Marshall, Jackson, Bilyeu, Acker, Knode, Rojo. Kin- ney, Wright, Allison, Benson: Third row Long, Cox, Nel son, Demchok, Doyle, Johnson, Holstedt. 45 Varsity Football Front Row Left to Right: Jackson, Dockstader, Levi, Verly, Kane Barnett, Olson, Fall, Gazdik, Wright, Hininger, Herbst, Galloway, Allison. Second Row Standing: Marshall, Bilyeu, Long. Cox, Acker, Knode, 1971-1972 Rojo, Kinney, Bach, Nickel, Kettley. Carbone, Johnson, Lenz, R. Doyle, Harris, Hendrickson. Third Row Standing: Jurosek, P. Doyle, Rexroat, Nelson, Dem-chok, Brouwer, Ferris, Ferguson, Filbert. Douglas Head Coach Sheridan 14 Worland 13 Sheridan 28 Sturgis 7 Sheridan 53 Cody 0 Sheridan 21 Kelly Walsh 14 Sheridan 6 Natrona 19 Sheridan 21 Cheyenne Cen. 42 Sheridan 24 Cheyenne East 6 Sheridan 64 Gillette 0 Sheridan 13 Laramie 20 Above: Co-captain Bill Fall warms up at a practice. 48 Gary Daniels, right, co-c apt a inedthe Broncs and was the stand-out center. Nickel Sets Record Mike Nickel (left) was top scorer in the '‘500’' Club and set a new school record of 2,300 points. The 1972 Broncs were led by Co-Captains Bill Fall and Gary Daniels through a six-win and three-loss season. Afterfinishingthird in the conference and fifth in the state, the team put away their helmets for a look at an impressive season. The team compiled 244 points while holding their opponents to 121 total points. Mike Nickel, Gary Daniels, and Jim Carbone garnered honors by being placed on the Associated Press All-State team, with Bill Fall making the second team. Gary Daniels was the only Bronc to be named to the Coaches All-State first team offense as the center. However, the second team shone with Broncs Mike Nickel, Jim Carbone, and John Gazdik making that team. Mike Nickel set the pace for the graduating seniors on the team by being high point man in the “500” Club. Mike also set a new school record with his 2,300 points. These seniors finished their high school football careers this year: Marty Bach, Jim Carbone, Gary Daniels, Pat Doyle, Bill Fall, and Mike Nickel. 49 Cross Country This year SHS included the following Cross Country team members: Ken Bigelow, Scott Rexroat, Mike Shassetz, Tom Takach, Gary Williams, Duane Harvey, Tom Smith, Karl Bigelow, John Buyok, David Gutz, and Jon Strahan, They were coached by Eric Newton. 50 FRESHMAN SEASON RECORD JUNIOR VARSITY SEASON RECORD 11 wins - 4 losses 9 wins - 9 losses Sheridan 39 Busby 41 Sheridan 52 Big Horn JV 58 Sheridan 74 Cody 43 Sheridan 61 Powell 49 Sheridan 60 Torrington 63 Sheridan 56 Cody 70 Sheridan 64 Powell 66 Sheridan 52 Big Horn 31 Sheridan 73 Cody 68 Sheridan 59 Gillette 38 Sheridan 68 Laramie 53 Sheridan 54 Clearmont 42 Sheridan 58 Cheyenne Central 76 Sheridan 54 Buffalo 44 Sheridan 77 Cheyenne East 84 Sheridan 78 Lodge Grass 54 Sheridan 64 Natrona 77 Sheridan 67 Clearmont 72 Sheridan 63 Kelly Walsh 79 Sheridan 45 Big Horn 28 Sheridan 47 Gillette 41 Sheridan 43 Busby 42 Sheridan 60 Buffalo 74 Sheridan 64 Buffalo 25 Sheridan 50 Laramie 54 Sheridan 72 Lodge Grass 57 Sheridan 70 Rapid City 62 Sheridan 79 Gillette 59 Sheridan 69 Cheyenne East 77 Sheridan 65 Cheyenne Central 69 COACH: James Isakson Sheridan 81 Kelly Walsh 71 Sheridan 65 Gillette 62 Sheridan 66 Natrona 56 SOPHOMORE SEASON RECORD VARSITY SEASON RECORD 8 wins - 4 losses 6 wins - 15 losses Sheridan 57 Busby 79 Sheridan 61 Cody 57 Sheridan 52 Billings Sr. 67 Sheridan 55 Torrington 68 Sheridan 85 Big Horn 66 Sheridan 69 Powell 62 Sheridan 56 Billings Sr. 50 Sheridan 66 Cody 65 Sheridan 59 Billings West 55 Sheridan 55 Laramie 73 Sheridan 64 Natrona 56 Sheridan 59 Cheyenne Central 65 Sheridan 65 Kelly Walsh 51 Sheridan 58 Cheyenne East 74 Sheridan 54 Billings West 58 Sheridan 66 Natrona 81 Sheridan 72 Big Horn 48 Sheridan 56 Kelly Walsh 69 Sheridan 66 Busby 86 Sheridan 54 Gillette 50 Sheridan 60 Kelly Walsh 38 Sheridan 57 Buffalo 62 Sheridan 59 Natrona 52 Sheridan 61 Laramie 78 Sheridan 60 Rapid City 80 COACH: ’ Wayne Kadrmas Sheridan 53 Cheyenne East 65 Sheridan 60 Cheyenne Central 71 Sheridan 67 Kelly Walsh 61 Sheridan 56 Gillette 64 Sheridan 52 Natrona 64 Sheridan 52 Cheyenne East 69 Sheridan 69 Gillette 63 Sheridan 72 Laramie 88 51 Hoopsters Hampered The 1971-1972 basketball team had a rather disappointing season with a record of 5 wins and 14 losses. Even so, the SHS round bailers never lost vital team spirit. As well Pep Club faithfully cheered at every game, claiming losses as moral victories. SHS hosted the 1972 District Basketball Tournament. Cheyenne Central placed first in district, followed by Cheyenne East. 52 Top Left: Thone Stwart jumps for SHS. Top Right: ‘Rebound Sheridan.” Bottom Left: Dan shoots from the charity line. Bottom Right: “Time-out”. More Of The Same . RIGHT-Coach Stewart, looking a bit perplexed as to what is going on, on the basketball court. BELOW-It’s up and at’em for John Gazdik as he leaps for a jump ball during the Sheridan-Natrona Game. 54 TOP LEFT: Marlon Lee attempts to out-dodge and opponent in the Sheri -dan-Natrona game. TOP RIGHT: Senior Harold Johnson heaped honors on his number 22 during the 1971-72 season. BOTTOM LEFT: John Gazdik takes a shot from the free throw line to push ahead of the Laramie Plainsmen. 55 Sophomore And Freshman Front Row: (1 to r) Tom Smith. Scott Morris. Steve Ruby. Mike Heagy. Charles Davis. Doyle White. Ralph Knode, and Peter Kinney. Back Row: Manager s Tom and Bill Vigil. Russell Cox, John Poll. Gordon Johnson, SteveHarker. Paul Basketball Front Row: (1 to r)-Ron Destefano, Kevin Sickel. Bud Worthington, Don Barbula, Steve Thompson. Manager Ed Lobach, and Coach Isakson. Middle Row: Clinton Doyle. Mike Chal-fant, Mark Isakson, Mike Songer. Tim Evanoff. and Bob Balkenbush Back Row: Manager Chuck Walters, Sam Marshall. Mike Storey, Craig Hargis, Dean Wells, and John Buyok. With an 11 - 4 season the freshm an basketball team promises to be some of the great varsity and junior varsity players of the upcoming years. 57 Marshall, Duane Harvey, John Rhodes, Mike Long, and Coach Isakson. TOP: Sheridan’s bench stews over the situation; CENTER: Gary Williams pins an opponent. BELOW: Bill McKinley struggles for a victory. 58 Wrestlers Take 5-8 Season Above: Dean Kettley bulldogs his way to a victory. Below: Mike Nickel, second instate, shown here wrestling against his Japanese opponent. 59 ABOVE: Gary Daniels scores onaJapanese wrestler. OPPOSITE ABOVE: Danny Williams wrestles hard for a win. RIGHT: Front Row C. Galloway. G. Williams. B. McKinley. T. Shosten, G. Daniels. M. Nickel, D. Kettley, M. Onstott, B. Novotny, D. Williams; Second Row F. Horsley, G. Hienz. S. Hininger. S. Novotny, R. Baker, Z. Khan. T. Bohm. M. Baker. W. Rodocker. R. Levi; Third Row C. Bond. E. McKinley, C. Hutton, S. Hoyer, R. Sare, K. Crider. Manager B. Edwards; Fourth Row Coaches Benson and Argento. 60 Girls Swim Team Takes State Above Left -- Coaches Douglas and Fay-cosh pose for our camera. Above Right --Patti Carroll earned the majority of the points for the swim team. Left -- Terri Jurosek waits her turn in the medley relay. The SHS Girls Swim Team copped their third consecutive state championship. Coach LaDonna Faycosh took over and sustained George Douglas' record of the past two years. Leading the team onward and upward was Patti Carroll, with Sue Janich a close second. Other team members included Karla Friedrichs, Terri Jurosek, Tavy Melneck, Kathy Deliramich, Gail Symons, Andrea Shassetz, Cindy Fall, Lynn Edwards. and Janice Oatts. 63 High scorers for the 1971-72 season were Dick Weber 249, Brad Nelson 218, Rick Oatts 211, David Rojo 169, Rob Doyle 129 1 2, Rick Destafano 120, and Gary Frickey 112. Sheridan placed third in the Sheridan Invitational, fourth in the Eastern Wyoming Athletic Conference, and seventh in Wyoming State Championship competition. The outstanding swimmer for this year was Dick Weber, who qualified for State. The outstanding freshman swimmer was Brad Nelson. This Page: Sheridan Invitational Swim Meet at the YMCA. Opposite Top: (left to right) Mark Bell, Flint Hamilton, Mitch Naylor, Gary Frickey, Don Scott, Rich Destafano. Don Verley, Coach Douglas. Dave Rojo, Alan Medina, Rob Doyle, Rob Schwartz, Rick Oatts, Dave Fall, Mark Bennick, and Brad Nelson Opposite Bottom: Seniors were Rick Oatts, Rob Schwartz, and Rob Doyle. 12 - 0 Season 65 Gymnasts Travel Lower Left: Patti Carroll practices on the unevens. Lower Right: Some member s of the team i ncl uded Margaret Carroll (back); Tavy Melneck, Patti Carroll. Cindy Gligorea, Kacey Vardsveen (center); Jane Kupper and Debi Sare (front). Upper Right: Greg Sullivan works on the high bar. 66 The 1971-72 gymnastics teams participated in five meets this year. The girls team travelled to Cody, Powell, and Billings. The boys went to Casper and Billings. SHS hosted an invitational meet that included seven competing teams. NCHS placed first, Sheridan took second, and Kelly Walsh, placed third. 67 Golfers Have Fair Season This year’s golf team, coached by Clyde Stewart, included three seniors; Frank Shaffer, Tom Gligorea! and Dave Swarthout. Junior Thone Stewart and Sophomores Eric Flint, Calvin Gligorea and Mike Heagyalso participated. All saw plenty of action, as the team in- ABOVE: Tom Gligorea sinks a putt. LEFT: Frank Shaffer finishes a long round OPPOSITE TOP: Frank Shaffer tees off. OPPOSITE BELOW: Golfers begin to practice before another meet. 69 Track 1972 70 The track team, headed by Dan Hansen and assisted by Mike Darnell, Ted Rapsted and Curt Lindell, posted an impressive season. Pictured on the opposite page are Larry Sare polevaulting, Ron Sare pole vaulting, and three Sheridan Broncs lining up for a sprint run. Above are Ron and Larry preparing for the meet. Right a Bronc tries his skill at the high jump. Bottom left: They don’t call them high hurdles for nothing.’’ 71 Cheer Cheer Cheerleaders! The BRONC cheerleaders really tried to promote school spirit this year. They included Margaret Carroll. Head Patti Carroll, Amy Kinskey, Cindy Gligorea, Nancy Barbula. and Kathy Schultz. Right: “IT’S SHERIDAN ALL THE TIME! Bottom Right: Patti Carroll says.‘‘Hey, we’re gonna win tonight! Pom Pon Paraphernalia 74 The pompon girls for the 1971-72 season included (opposite) Sheri Jenrich, Linda Uroszek. Linda Christensen. Colleen Eckroth, Gail Eisele, Jeanne Ridings, Alternate Julie Severance, Mary Murphy, and Tempe Rawlings. At left are the four seniors who will graduate this year: Tempe. Jeanne. Julie, and Linda. Below Left: It’s playtime in the park. Below Right: Linda Uroszek, Head Pom Pon girl, performs at a home game. 75 Attendants Thursday started off Homecoming this year with Mad Plaid Day. After school the Seniors and the Juniors tromped on the underclassmen in Powder Puff Football. At half time came the Tug-of-War, which the Juniors won over all. Next the Pep Club put on their annual Spirit Supper. Entertaining at the supper were Christina Nilluka and Jim Bell. Friday at the assembly Debi Mock was crowned homecoming queen. The Junior class Rainbow float, very appropriate because of the weather, won the float competition. At 6:30 the Snake Dance commenced, beginning at the police station and ending at Central Field. The dance topped off the night. SHERID BRON TOP-Junior Class 1st place float. OPP PAGE TOP LEFT-Laurie and Mike enjoy powder puff football. TOP RIGHT -Calisthenics????? MIDDLE-Mad Plaid Day went to Mary Murphy’s head. BOTTOM LEFT-Kitchen help at Spirit Supper BOTTOM RIGHT-Christina entertaining. 82 H ' r rr Band Divides Above Left: Dave Oakes and John Kurth complain that the bass section never gets into the BRONC. Above Right: Mike Choman plays a solo at a wind ensemble concert. SHS WIND ENSEMBLE MEMBERS include (1st row) G. Hinz, J. Avery, T. Acker, M. Choman, J. Kurth, D. Oakes: Row 2: B. Novotny, J. Rhodes, D. Williams, J. Birr, J. Wathen, J. Burkhart, C. Loring, R. Risdall, L. Sanders; Row 3: D. Paulsen, N. Montegna, L. Hoff, S. Scott, M. E. Byers, N. Pust, S. Carlson, N. Husman, C. Shilling, S. Underwood, B. MacLean; Row 4: M. Geiss. T. Burton, S. Gligorea, R. West-rick. M. Avery, L. Cox, E. Thickman. T. Calkins, S. Peck. L. Hoff, and Director Mr. Avery. 84 This year, Mr. Avery divided the band into two groups: the concert band and the wind ensemble. The wind ensemble is a smaller, more specialized group than the concert band. Both groups performed alternately at football and basketball games, as well as at concerts and music festivals. Band Day was held in Laramie in the fall. Left: Twillers were (from top left) Cindy Loring. Chris Martin. Rita Schreibeis, Lori Sanders, and Rochelle Risdall. Below: Combined bands perform at Band Day in Laramie. CONCERT BAND MEMBERS: F. Cherni. A. Gautreaux. L. Morales. B. Thompson. D. Verley. R. Skatula, S. Montegna. C. Killworth. M. Groshart. G. Collingwood. D. Wallace. A. Downing. J. May. J. Sanders. R. Schreibeis. C. Luxmore. J. Wathem, S. Walker, J. Johnson, J. Moeller, J. Niehay, C. Glacer, D. Macive, D. Heath, M. Dunne, C. Georgen, C. Byrtus, D. Crimmel, L. Pince, M. Fisher, L. Kurth, G. Knudson, S. Carlat, K. Bruce, D. Felde. S. Paul. D. Behsman, J. Hubble. J. Martinez. D. Mathews. K. Carlson. J. Buckley. M. Hall. C. Morse, G. Semler, J. Sargent, S. Campbell. J. Reasoner, D. Trott, D. Hurst. T. Iddings, B. Brodine, J. Roush, and Mr. William Avery. 85 Sheridan’s Orchestra 86 Richard Urbatchka played the bass. Is Active Top: Music Honorary officers included Secretary-Treasurer John Nalivka, President Kathy Skatula, Vice-President Bennie Harris, and Historian Christina Nilluka. Above: Students enjoyed Music Honorary’s Annual Talent Show. 87 Bucky” was a master of the bassoon. 23 Go To All State Top: All-State Band Members were John Rhodes, MikeCho-man. Dale Paulsen, Jon Avery and Judy Birr Bottom: All-State Choir Members were Barb MacLean, Julie Sodergren, Christina Nilluka, Mary Stroup, Dan Burgess, Jim Moeller. Kathy Skatula. and Meg Campbell. On the floor is Ken Bigelow. and not pictured is Nanci Pust. Top: All State Orchestra String Players were Ron Murray, Richard Urbatchka. Linda Berta, Curt Roush, and Jim Gale. Bottom Left: All-State Orchestra Wind Players were Sandra Underwood, Erika Thickman, and Mark Avery. Bottom Right: Guest conductor at All-State Choir was Gene Berger. 89 Concert Choir Tours Members of the BRIGHT SIDE included: (top) Rolf Brower, Bill Scott, Kenn Littler, John Araas, Jim Moeller. Dan Burgess, Richard Urbatchka, Marc Ladd, Mark Avery and (bottom) Christina Nilluka, Melody McCormack, Julie Sodergren, Nanci Pust, Kathy Skatula, Barbara MacLean and Steve Gligorea. Above: Football involved choir members Bob Finger and Doris Moeller. 90 Southwestern Wyoming 91 Top: Members of the Concert Choir pose for a photo. Above: Concert Choir’s unknown hero was Melvin Phelps. The 1971-72 SHS Girl’s Chorus included approximately 35 members, and was accompanied by Susan Gradin. Sheridan High School Freshman Chorus included both boys and girls, with about 43 singers. Lynn Kurth was accompanist. 92 Vocal And Instrumental Groups Sheridan High Ensemble this year was actually a girl’s triple trio, composed of nine members and a pianist. The pianist for the group was Lynn Kurth. The Freshman Ensemble contained 13 members, and Lynn again accompanied them. 93 Music Man Opens Season When Harold Hill, crack-swindling-traveling salesman, comes to River City, Iowa he comes prepared to take the town by storm--and ends up caught in his own thunderhead. Harold, played by Bill Scott, decides to sell the townspeople on the idea of a Boy’s Band and at the same time win the affections of the town librarian, Marion Paroo (played by Kathy Ska-tula). Combine with this an eager-to-see-her-daughter-married-off Irish mother, played by Marcis Hale; an easily flattered mayor’s wife, played by Doris Moeller; a constantly bickering school-board-quartet comprised of Kenn Litt-ler, Jim Moeller, Jim Roush, and Dan Burgess; and the confused mayor played by Dave Oakes; not to mention the evil villian traveling salesman, as played by Jim Raymond; and you’ve got Meredith Wilson’s THE MUSIC MAN. The musical in two acts was directed by Taylor MacKinnon with special assistence from Michelle Friedrichs and Cindy Rawlings. The play opened November 10, and played to packed houses the three nights of its run. The musical was one of the largest ever at SHS, utilizing nearly 150 students from the music and drama departments. The townspeople of River City discover they’ve got trouble, as explained by Harold Hill (Bill Scott) above. Center Right: Bill Scott and Peter Clark in overalls discuss the finer points of librarians. Bottom Right: Professor Hill shows his enthusiasm for a Boy’s Band. 94 The cast of MUSIC MAN included: Conductor, Ed Hammer Salesman 1, Bennie Harris Salesman 2, Rob Doyle Charlie Cowell, Jim Raymond Salesman 3, Craig Yale Salesman 4, Rick Skatula Salesman 5, Steve Stresky Harold Hill, Bill Scott Mayor Shinn, Dave Oakes Ewart Dunlop, Jim Roush Oliver Hix, Dan Burgess Jacey Squires, Kenn Littler Olin Britt, Jim Moeller Marcellus Washburn, Peter Clark Tommy Djilas, Kevin Ryan Marion Paroo, Kathy Skatula Mrs. Paroo, Marcia Hale Amaryllis, Beth Murdock Winthrop Paroo, Mark Hinz Mrs. Shinn, Doris Moeller Zanetta Shinn, Julie Sodergren Gracie Shinn, Lynn Kurth Alma Hix, Barb MacLean Maud Dunlop, Diane Crimmel Ethel Toffelmier, Dawn Stokes Mrs. Squires, Mary Murphy Constable Locke, Greg Sullivan Town’s Adults: John Araas, Mark Avery, Lynn Barnes, Alan Barnett, Ken Bigelow, Rolf Brouwer, Sally Campbell, Gary Daniels, Connie Davidson, Mike Dowling, Cindy Dunne, Gail Eisele, Bob Finger, Monica Fischer, LaDonna French, Karla Friedrichs, Brenda Fry, Gary Hinz, Sherri Jenrich, Marlene Lenz, Melody MacCormack, Cathy Miller, John Nalivka, Mike Niehay, Christina Nilluka, Melvin Phelps, Jo Pilch, Lisa Pince, Jerry Poulos, Nanci Pust, RochelleRisdall, Don Scott, Charlene Shilling, John Stopka, Mary Stroup, Gail Symons. Town’s children included: Judy Allison, Dan Bradley, John Channel, Peter Cherni, Keith Crimmel, Jeff Felker, Chuck Heff, Linda Jernigan, Jeff Murdock, Jane Poll, Brian Voogd. Dancers were Jean Brewster, Prudence Brewster, Dannon Hurst, and Anne Robinson, Orchestra members were Reenie Matthew, Paul Lundquist, Jim Gale, Don Matthew, and Rick Westrick. 95 Above: Mark Hinz pulls on his coat as Mr. MacKinnon explains a scene to Beth Murdock. Center: Pointing the way for MUSIC MAN are (1. to r.) Doris Moeller, Dawn Stokes, Diane Crimmel, Mary Murphy, and Barb MacLean. Bottom: Christina Nilluka looks a little confused on opening night. The Crew Chorographer: Francis Crossfield Technical: Ross Campbell, Max Tor-bert, Carl Bigelow, Mike Dunne Stage Crew and Set Construction: Barb MacLean, Jim Ruff, Bob Symons, John Stopka, Kevin Ryan, Richard Urbatchka, Bennie Harris, Craig Sweem, Rick Skatula, Bill Scott, Gail Semler, Mary Beth Laya, Marlene Lenz, Lisa Pince, Sally Campbell, Sheleen McKee, Tracy Livingston, Cricket Benson. Costumes: Doris Moeller, Lisa Pince, Pam Dietrich, Roxanne French, Beverly Copeland, Joyce Burgess, Gail Semler. Make-up: Connie Tucker, Jamie Batty, Cinder Perkins, Jodie Ray-field, Cindy Fall, Debbie Skatula, Gail Semler, Jo Verly, Midge Garber, Susan Garber, Barb Harz-ke, Rhonda Rawlings, Lisa Wam-hoff. Properties and Publicity: Sally Campbell, Cathy Buell, Charlene Shilling, Meg Campbell, Erika Thick-man, Barb MacLean, Teena Rawlings, Sharon Stopka, Cheryl Miller, Christina Nilluka, Cindy Knapp, Gail Semler. 96 Scene Stealing TOP: “Oh, yeah!” CENTER LEFT: Mush throws a tantrem. BOTTOM LEFT: “Remember, girls--prom is only three days away!” BOTTOM OPPOSITE: “Have you tried a dentist about that tooth?” UPPER RIGHT: “Playing the part of God never goes to a senior’s head.” LOWER RIGHT: “Honest, Erika, he was this big and had blue feathers.” 97 Boy’s State John Nalivka Jim Ruff Clerk of Criminal Court Justice of Supreme Court Mike Nickel Frontier party Bennie Harris Councilman State Board of Charities and Reform 98 Girl’s State Patti Carroll Nationalist Party Chairman House of Representatives Good Citizenship Award Mary Ellen Arass Federalist Party Senate Communications Clerk Marcia Hale House of Representatives Honorable Mention Good Citizenship Award Cindy Rawlings Jury Member Bison City Judge Kelley Pelissier Pres, of Senate County Attorney Honorable Mention Good Citizenship Award Debbie Creswell House of Representatives Linda Uroszek Senate Page Judiciary Committee Kathy Skatula Named to Girls Nation Numerous Offices 99 C.O.E Top Left: Kathy Janich works for the Bank of Commerce in the bookkeeping department. Top Right: The Peanuts Gang are Mr. Hansen’s favorite people. Center Right: Connie Miller is a working member of C.O.E. Bottom Left: Mr. Hansen helps Carole Fry and Laurel Lan-ners in C.O.E. class work. 100 Mrs. Shannon Heads Nursing Classes Top Left: Mrs. Shannon takes Arlis Burtis’ blood pressure. Top Right: First semester nursing class was active. Right Center: Robin Benson makes an occupied bed. Bottom Left: Second semester nursing class was also active. 101 G.A.L. Is Active Intramurals offer girls the opportunity to compete in sports. Those offered include horseshoes, deck dennis, archery, badminton, basketball, table tennis, and volleyball. Pins are awarded to the all-school champions in each category. Fifty points are earned by each girl who takes part in any sport. Once she has accumulated 100 points, she is eligible to join G.A.L. Top Left: The all-school basketball champions, the J.C. Superstars” are (1-r) Fairan Barnett, Susan Bradley. Joan Harding, Kim Denton, Barb Smithhisler, Patti Davis, and Judy Burr. Top Right: Tyra Iddings was all-school archery champion. Bottom Left: Kim Denton serves at volleyball. Bottom Right: Freshmen practice basketball at the Y” In anticipation of their big game. 102 Intramurals Active A large variety of intramural sports were offered this year at Sheridan High School. Basketball and football were played earlier in the year, while volleyball, ping pong, badminton, and archery were conducted this spring. Pictured are Charley Davis and Steve Murosek playing a practice round of ping pong before the playoffs, while Charlie Ridings warms up. 103 EDITOR IN CHIEF: Connie Tucker CO-EDITORS (DCK): Cathy Gardner Teena Rawlings CO-EDITORS (LIT. MAG.): Diane Conner Erika Thickman CO-EDITORS (BRONC): Marcia Hale Kelley Pelissier BUSINESS MANAGER: Jerri Steinmetz ADVISOR: Miss J. L. Toy OCK STAFF: Mark Avery, Cricket Benson, Susan Bradley, Duane Buckley, Peter Clark, Diane Conner, Terri Given, Marcia Hale. Margaret Hoyer, Jon Johnson, John Juroszek, Barb Mac-Lean, Mike R e d b u r n, Jody Robinson, Tavy Melneck, Frank Shaffer, Rita Schreibeis, Chris Slayter, Jerri Steinmetz, and Teresa Wright. LIT. MAG. STAFF: Cricket Benson, Sylvia Johnson, John Juroszek, Fritz Kehrwald, John Kurth, Jerri Steinmetz, and JeffThick-man. BRONC STAFF: Cricket Benson, Duane Buckley, Tom Bury, Karen Canfield, Bob deCastro, Rusty Drake, Steve Hoyer, Shirley Jandreau, Tavy Melneck, Rita Schreibeis, Peter Clark, Jerri Steinmetz, and Teresa Wright. CONTRIBUTORS: Don Diers, Camera West, Archie Nash, Zie-mers, Vacationland, Sheridan Press. Bronc Staff WYOMING HIGH SCHOOL Press Associative 104 Writes Again I l OPPOSITE PAGE TOP: Connie Tucker, editor-in-chief, is the slave driver. TOP LEFT: Diane and Erika were caught unawares. TOP RIGHT: Teena and Cathy were goofing off (again) with Cindy K i 11 wor t h at Jou r na 1 i s m Weekend BOTTOM: Tuck. Miss Toy. and Mush (alias Marcia Hale) discuss critique sheets 105 TOP: Members of the various staffs attended the Journalism. Weekend banquet in Douglas. ABOVE: Play time in the park for BRONC staff after a busy morning's work. RIGHT: Our man in the dark room (and elsewhere), John Juroszek. 106 Literary Artists Combine Talents Many changes went into effectthis year concerning the yearbook and newspaper staffs. Miss J. L. Toy sponsored both organizations, as well as the newly organized Literary Magazine (without further name). All three staffs were squeezed into Room 205 (alias the Montana Room) during sixth period. In September, various members of all staffs journeyed to Douglas where they attended workshops on yearbook organization, editorial writing, and photography. All staff members combined their talents and their time in selling ads to help pay for the BRONC and OCK. They also sold student mug shots and subscriptions, did layouts, and took lots of pictures. The staffs would like to express their appreciation to Miss Toy for the many hours of time, other than class, that she contributed to us. LEFT: The staffs “play the game in Douglas. BELOW: Kelley and Mush take a snowy seat. 107 “J.B.” Is Spring Offering Above: Bennie Harris as Zuss ignores the dejected Nickles (John Juroszek). Top right: The Comforters-from left Gary Daniels, Peter Clark, and Kevin Ryan. Center right: Melody McCormack seems shocked at Max Torbert’s instructions. Bottom right: Mike Demchock and Max Torbert as the informers of J.B.'s misfortune. Bill Scott in background. 108 Top Left: John Juroszek as the devil Mr. Nickles. Center Left: Marcia Hale as Sarah (in foreground) with David Kinsky, Lisa Pince (in hat). Bill Scott. Kevin Ryan and Lynn Kurth have a simple Thanksgiving. Top Right: Mike Demchock as one of the informers. “J.B.” a play in verse by Archibald Mac -Leish was staged March 24 and 25 under the direction of Miss Olive Joyce Lee and Connie Tucker. The play was a modern re-telling of the Biblical story of Job, and was the first non-comedy to be presented at SHSfor several years. The cast included: Mr. Zuzz-Bennie Harris; Mr. Nickles-John Juroszek; Distant Voice-Carl Cossitt; J.B.-Bill Scott; Sarah-Marcia Hale; David-David Kinsky; Mary-Lisa Pince; Jonathan-Kevin Ryan; Ruth-LynnKurth; Rebecca-Tamara Bryant; 1st Soldier, 1st Reporter, 1st Policeman, 1st CDO-Max Tobert; 2nd Soldier, 2nd Reporter, 2nd Policeman, 2nd CDO-Mike Demchok; The Girl-Melody McCormack; Mrs. Botticelli-Erika Thickman; Mrs. Lesure-Doris Moeller, Mrs. Adams-Barb MacLean; Miss Mabel-Meg Campbell; Mrs. Murphy-Sally Campbell; Jolly-Lynn Kurth; Bildad-Gary Daniels; Zophar-Peter Clark; Eliphaz-Kevin Ryan; Prop Women and Maids, Gail Semler and Cynde Georgen. 109 Aspiring Actors Get Experience In Theater And Modern Drama One of the new classes added to the SHS curriculum for this year was Theater and Modern Drama, taught by Miss Olive Joyce Lee. The class was held once during the first semester and twice during the second. Each class presented a children’s play and a night of student directed one-act plays. The first semester class presented “Alice in Wonderland” and the second semester classes performed “The Enchanted Journey” and “The Land of Oz.” The one-act plays for the first semester class were “Kiss Me Quick, I’m Double Parked” directed by Micheile Friedrichs, “Impromptu” directed by Vicki Cox, and Miss Lee directed “Sorry, Wrong Number.” Marcia Hale directed “Egad, What a Cad!” and Connie Tucker directed “Nellie Was A Lady.” Mike Demchock presented “Wedded, But No Wife” while Barb MacLean did “Joseph Comes Home.” ABOVE: Melody MacCormack scratches Gary Daniels’ back. TOP RIGHT: Bill Miller practices his villain part. BOTTOM RIGHT: Dan Burgess as the Mad Hatter joined Mary Murphy as the Doormouse in “Alice in Wonderland.” 110 TOP LEFT: Shirley Jandreau. Bill Miller and Dawn Anderson rehearse their melodrama. TOP RIGHT: Members of the first semester class presented Alice in Wonderland. BOTTOM LEFT: Janie Woodhurst, Bill Scott, Gail Eisele and Dan Daniels express their enthusiasm for children’s theater. BOTTOM RIGHT: Miss Olive Joyce Lee was teacher of the classes. Ill i r n fi II IfIJ li m I i I '• ft A Uf III! if !1 II1 Hi « � ( inti p II 7 11 rr fi 113 Apple Blossom Time After a hard two days of w o r k, the juniors were able to present the 1972 Prom. Apple Blossoms dominated the gym as couples danced to the music of Sky-gate from Laramie. A banquet was held preceding the dance. The Grand March this year was led by Mike Redburn, Jon Johnson, and their dates. Prom Servers this year included Christy Ainsworth, Barb Smithhisler, Wendy Murdock, BethCatter-all, Kathy Ballek, Max Torbert, Dick Weber, Gordan Johnson, Tom Smith, and Peter Kinney. 114 OPP. PAGE: Roxanne French contemplates a finished ‘garden ’ and the boys set up the garbage can for the apple tree. THIS PAGE TOP: Mike Redburn and Jon Johnson lead the grand march. MIDDLE LEFT: Mary Murphy and date enjoy prom refreshments. LEFT: The banquet was at the college. 115 To Feel The Pain Of Sorrow Throughout Your Body . . . To Hope. • • To Reach Out. . . 117 To Love With Your Complete Self To Fill The World With Free, Full Laughter. KRISTY ANDERSON MARY ELLAN ARAAS JON AVERY DAN BALKENBUSH MARTY BACH 123 Christina Nilluka performs at the homecoming spirit supper. SUSAN BELD CELIA BENNICK ROBIN BENSON LINDA BERTA STEPHANIE BIRD 125 FRED H. BOHNSACK RANDALYN K. BOND CLIFTON GENE BOLINGER KARLYS BRADBERRY REBA BRANDT KATHLEEN BRAYTON 126 DAN BURGESS BARBARA J. BURR ARLIS BURTIS 127 DONNA BREWSTER DUANE BUCKLEY 128 130 Let our old times be remembered With a smile. Let tomorrow be looked upon With some hope. Let today be lived As a memorial and a dream. Mike Redburn DIANE CONNER MIKE J. CHOMAN PETER CLARK MARY COFFEEN MELINDA COPPLE CARL COSSIT WARD COTTON JIM COX LINDA COX Dan Burgess expresses concern over the length of girls' skirts. 131 VICKI COX DEBORAH CRESWELL MARY CUMMINGS KIM CRIST SHANNON CRIST 132 TANA DeLAPP MARY DEMCHOK MICHAEL A. DEMCHOK SANDY DESTEFANO CHERYL DINGIS SHELLEY DOERR 134 135 PAT DUDREY BILL FALL BARBARA FAIRBANK LIZ FAYCOSH PENNY FERDERER JAMES FLETCHALL 136 CLAUDIA FLOATE DENNIS FLOATE LORIE FRANCIS LaDONNA FRENCH MICHELLE FRIEDRICHS FAY CAROL FRY 137 JANE GABOR DEBORAH GASPER JOHN GAZDIK K. MICHAEL GEORGEN MARGARET GIBSON CLAUDIA GIFFORD THOMAS GLIGOREA 139 TANNYA L. GOODMAN KENNETH GORZALKA TERRI (GOODMAN) LINDSAY NANCY GORZALKA MARILYN J. GOODMAN CHRIS GOSCH PATRICIA GRIMES BONNIE HAGLUND CHERYL GRIMSHAW MARCIA HALE SARA GRINNELL JAN HANSEN JEFF HANSEN 140 JAMES THOMAS HARDESTY BENNIE D. HARRIS ROBERTA JO HELVEY TIMOTHY C. HELVIK DeWAYNE HINZ BARBARA HARTZKE JIM L. HEPP 141 LINDA HOFF MICHELE HOLMES HARRY HOOVER NANCY HOOVER 142 NANCY HUSMAN HAROLD JOHNSON Graduates Featured JOHN JUROSZEK MARGARET KENNEDY 143 RUDY KAWULOK SYLVIA JOHNSON JAMES KEITHMAN KONNIE KILLWORTH PAT KNUDSON JOHN KINNEY GEORGE KOBIELUSZ SANDY KOLOS DAVID KOSINE 144 145 DENNIS KRISTY LETTY KUHL CHERYL KUZARA STEVE KUCHERA JOHN KURTH CYNTHIA LADD STEPHEN LAMASON DEBRA J. (NOVAKOVICH) LEACH DIXIE LEE BOB LEGERSKI CAROL LEWIS PATTY LOOKABAUGH SHARON MORALES CYNTHIA LORING KENNETH LITTLER BARBARA MacLEAN SUSAN MANOR 147 DEBRA MAROSEK DON MATHEW MARY MARSHALL JUDY McBRIDE CHRIS MARTIN KEEVIN McCHESNEY CONNIE MILLER 148 DEBI MOCK KEITH MOORE GARY MULLER JAMES MOELLER SUSAN MONTEGNA VICK MORTENSON 149 MARGARET NAMTVEDT DAVID NEARD JOHN NALIVKA JUANITA NELSON MIKE NICKLE CHRISTINA NILLUKA 150 DAVID OAKES BANITA OWEN RICK OATTS DAN OLSON KATHY OVERGAARD 151 KATHY PANETTA LYDIA PAREDEZ SHERYL PATTINSON 152 KELLEY PELISSIER JOYCE PARKER JUANITA PERRY CHRISTINA POWERS NANCY PUST KELVIN PINDER ROSS K. PETERSON JERRY POULOS 153 154 155 JIM RUFF LORI SANDERS KAYLEEN SADLER DEBBIE SARE MARGARET SAMS RENISCHERRY SHERRY SCHWABAUER 156 ROBERT SCHWARTZ STEVEN DEAN SHARP TONI SIKORA JULIE SEVERANCE NITA SHUFFIELD FRANK SHAFFER JEANETTE SILLA 157 CURT SIMMONS CHERYL SIMON KATHRYN A. SKATULA JOHN SMITHHISLER RONALD SMITH 158 DENNIS SONGER CONNIE JO SORENSON GARY STANTON JAY SPRACKLEN SHARON SUE STOPKA DALE STRAND Pat and Joyce sample the goods. 159 ROBERT SYMONS ERIKA THICKMAN GREG SULLIVAN TOM TAKACH 160 SHEILA THOMALE MARY ANN TONER TINA TISSINO CONNIE TUCKER CONNIE TURNER 161 162 LINDA UROSZEK PEGGY WEAVER FORREST D. VIGIL KAREN WEBER HARRY L. WELLS RICHARD URBATCHKA ANDREW J. WANTULOK ■■ K KAREN WOODARD KATHERINE L. WOLFF LINDA YORIO SUSAN YOUNGREN RICHARD WIBERG DANNY WILLIAMS JOHN WELTNER c I A s s e s 165 Adams, Colleen Anderson, Gerald Arizona, Linda Austin, Jim Avery, Mark Axtell, Shirley Badgett, Patty Barbula, Nancy Barker, Cheryl Barnett, Alan Barney, Pat Bartenhagen, Dave Bates, Rueben Bell, Linda Benson, Cricket 166 Bigelow, Ken Bourke, Mike Brewster, Jean Brown. Kathy Burgess, Ken Bursell, Lucy Byers, Mary Burtis, Carol Byrtus, John Callahan. Debbie Canfield, Karen Carpenter, Susan Carroll, Margaret Chalfant, Larry Christensen, Linda Cook. Pam Cotton. Scott Crider. Mike Curtis. Sabrina Daniels, Danny Davey, Eugene Cricket Benson and Jerri Steinmetz display the spirit of loyalty which has characterized the junior class this year. 167 Demple, Cecil Dexter, Bruce Dockstader. Darryl Donahue, Mike Dovey, Dean Doyle, Rob Drake, Rusty Duecraeux, Dave Duetch, Cindy Dunne, Cindy Eckroth, Colleen Eisele, Gail Enlow, Cary Fall, David Ferries, Dave Fisher, Monica French, Roxanne Frey, Lynette Fugate, Ronda Gardner, Kathy Gautreaux, Alphonso Gazdik, Chris Giess, Carlene Given, Terri 168 Gligorea, Cindy Goodman, Karl Goodman, Russell Goodman, Vicki Gradin, Susan Green, Janice Green, Nancy Green, Pat Groshart, Matt Gruanke, Doug Hammer, Ed Hamstreet, Wendy Harper, Tom Harris, Mike Hendrickson, Mark Hensinger, Carol Hensen, Greg Herbst, John Herden, Jerry Hoff, Laurie Holmes. Mark Hovelsrud, Angie Hoven, Pat Hoyer, Margaret Howe, Susan Juniors out in the cold??? Mike and Jo seem to know something we don’t? 169 Hoyt, John Huson, Brad Jenrich, Sherrri Jilge, Mary Johns, Janyln Johnson, Jon Jones, Jack Jordan, Lynn Joslyn, Becky Jurosek, Jim Kane. John Kauffman, Becky Kawamato, Mike Kellison, Jenny Kenitzer, Cindy Ketley, Dean Killworth, Cindy Kinskey, Amy Koch, Cheryl Koltiska, Debbie 170 Relax And Enjoy Life To The Fullest. Kosine, Joe Kumor, Karen Labounty, Albert Ladd, Marc Lee, Marlon Lenz, Marlene Lenz, Rick Lewis. Gayle Lewis, Janet Ligocki, Herb Lookabaugh, Eddie Madzia, Mary Jane Mancini, Cindy McChesney, Pam McCormick, Melody McKinley. Bill Medina. Alan McElles, Monica Melneck, Mike Miller, Ed OPP. PAGE LEFT-Sounds like Greek to me! OPP. PAGE RIGHT-Well, what else is there to do? LEFT-Well what can you say about Alan Medina? RIGHT-Tina and Mary feelin GROOVEY. 171 Spirit Of Miller, Kathy Mills, Beth Miltner, Nick Montegna, Nancy Morales, Lisa Morris, Diane Morton, Rodney Mozbar, Diane Mug, Jody Murphy, Mary Nelson, Tom Novotny, Ben Novotny, Mary Olson, Dave Paulsen, Dale Peck, Sonya Juniors cheered (above), clowned (right), worked (above left), played (above right), and even consorted with seniors (right). 172 73 Podgomick, Lee Porter. Rick Powell. Becky Randall. Greg Rawlings. Teena Reardon, Pat Redder, Steve Reed. Kirk Reed. Randy Reinke, Bill Rexroat. Scott The Upper-Lowers Threading a needle has become a problem for Dan. Robinson, Jody Robinson, Lee Rogers, Shelley Ruby, Rock Sales, Susan Salstrom, Vicki Sare. Larry Sears, Georgiana Schultz, Kathy Scott, Ron Shassetz, Mike Shilling, Charlene Shreves, Irvin Simmons, Dewey Singer, Virginia Slayter, Chris Smith, John Smith, Keith Smith, Lori Smith, Sharon Smith, Wes Sobotka, Karen Spainbower, Kim Spainhower, Jerry Spaulding, Ed Spracklen, Jim Steinmetz, Jerri Stender, Jay Stokes, Dawn 174 Studie, Darryl Thompson, Paul Thome, Ken Tigland, Mary Tomsovlc, Scott Trott, Diane Turner, Rhonda Turley, Mike Verley, Jo Wallace, Doug Weber. Mark Wieberg, Mary Will, Debi Wimmer, Shirley Woodhurst, Jodi Wright, Glenn Wright, Teresa Zingham, Scott Junior Colleen Eckroth (above left) was nominated for state student council secretary this year. Mark Avery (left) “does his thing” via bassoon for the SHS orchestra. 175 Acker, Tom Adamson, Cathy Agnew, Melody Ainsworth, Christy Aksamit, Carol Allison, James Arbogast, Shawnee Arizona, Tempe Arzy, Mary Austin, Helen Baker, Melvin Baker, Nadine Baker, Rick Baker, Woody Ballek, Kathy 176 Barker, Keta Barnes, Lynn Barnett, Fairan Barnhart, Ann Barnhart, Carrie Beck, Chuck Bell, Mark Bickel, Randy Bilyeu, Dan Bilyeu, Mike Birr, Judy Bouldin, El red Bourne, Steve Bradley, Susan Brantz, Gloria Brayton, Barbara Brown, Cindy Brown, Robert Bruce, Joy Buell, Kathy Buckley, Dixie Burgess, Joyce Byrtus, Jesse Calkins. Terri Callingwood, Doug Campbell, Doug Campbell, Sally Carlet, Shirley 177 Mark Flack perches on the windowsill. Car let, Shirley Catteral, Beth Case, Charlie Chiesler, Doug Cassel. Zane Clemens, Donna Copeland, Beverly Cox, Russell Creswell, Pat Crimmel, Diane Crook. Diane Davy, Jodi Davidson, Connie Davis, Charles Davis, Patti Davis, Patty Dean, Susan Denton, Greg Denton, Kim Dietrich, Pam Dingis, Loren Donnafield, Billie Dovey, Mary Ann Drake, Marilyn Dunne, Robert Edwards, Bruce Fairbanks, Glenn Fairbanks, Jeri Finger, Bob Flack, Mark 178 Sophomores Heagy, Mike • Study Hard ? ? ? Flint, Eric Foltz, Madelon Friedrichs, Karla Galloway, Chris Garber, Midge Gardner, Don Gariffa, Bruce Geiss, Theresa Georgen, Cindy Gillespie, Genille Gillis, Kellie Githens, Susan Gligorea, Calvin Gligorea, Steve Goodman, Tricia Gough, Larissa Graves, Willy Grevesen, Steve Grey, Jackie Griffith, Curt Grimshaw, Dave Grooms, Peggy Grooms, Teresa Hagaman, Lori 179 Sophomores Shine On . .. Harvey, Duane Hedderman, Janet Helmerick, Jean Hendrickson, Christy Henry, Mike Hensley, Mary Higgs, Ken Hininger, Scott Holstedt, Craig Iddings. Tyra Jackson, John Jandreau, Shirley Jenkins, David Jenkins, Glen Johnson, Charmane Johnson, Jeff Johnson, Merna Juroszek, Regina Kawamoto, Gary Khan, Roenna Kinny. Peter Knode, Ralph Knutson, Gaylae 180 Right: Sophomores place in yelling contest. Opposite: Chris Hendrickson displays the typically “thoughtful attitude” of the average sophomore. Kobielusz, Lori Koch, Debbie Koltiska, Dan Kraft, Linda Krinning. Kathy Kuzara, Geoffrey Lacek, Belva Larsen, Connie Larson, Jack Laverty, Brenda Legerski, Georganne Legerski, Jane Legerski, Larry Levi, Rick Ley, Bob Livingston. Tracy Logan, Mark Long. Mark McAllister, Donna McHenry. Tracy McKinney, Charlotte Medina. Jo Ann Lyle, Josanne Marosok, Steve Marshall, Joan Marty, Susan Matto, Mike May, Joe 181 Sophomores Try Diane Crook led the team in football, while the sophomores distinguished themselves as “interior decorators” at Christmas. They Have Melvin, Bill Miller, Bill Miller, Cheryl Miller, Theo Moeller, Doris Monk, Diane Morales, Carol Morgan, Susan Morris, Cindy Morris, Connie Morris, Scott Murray, Ron Nielsen, Earl Nielsen, Ron Novotny, Margaret Oakes. Don Olver, Carla Olson, Allan Olson, John Orr, Jenny Osborne, Gloria Paine, Giles Peirce, Debbie Pettit, Rosemary 182 Harder... To! Pi nee, Lisa Pinder. Kent Pitts, Chuck Poll, John Pryor, Gary Rawlings, Rhonda Reed, Connie Revelle, Donna Ridings, Charlie Rhodes. John Roberts, Sheri Rodell, Mike Roman, Andy Roush. Bonnie Roush, Jim Routh, Dianne Ryan, Kevin Sadler, Dale Samson, Kaerene Sanchez, Debie Sawyer. Dana Schoolcraft, Maxyln Schreibeis, Nita Schreibeis. Rita Schutte, Jim Schillinger, Heidi Semler. Gail 183 Smith, Ron Smith, Tom Smithhisler, Barbara Sodergren, Roger Springer, Dan Steel, Debbie Stroup, Mary Studie, Debbie Styles, Lonnie Sweem, Craig Symons, Gail Taylor, Pam Tetschner, Fern Thome, Kim Tissino, Chris Tomasa, Tom Torbert, Max Tracy, Laurie Underwood, Sandra Verley, Don Vernon, Carla Vine, Debbie Vigil, Bill Vigil, Jenifer Sorrow and eating seem to be characteristic of the sophomores. 184 The sophomores fell in inglorious defeat during the Homecoming Tug-of-War, but have proven themselves quite competent while coping with the more serious aspects of student life. Vigil, Tom Waddell, Susan Wadlow, Debbie Walker, Sue Wamhoff, Lisa Wathen, Judy Wattenburg, Erma Waters, Brad Weber. Dick 185 186 Trish Hammer Rich Destafano Ron Destafano Adams, Mickie Allison, Arthur Badgett, Beth Balkenbush, Robert Barbula, Don Bangerter, Lany Barker, Robby Barrett, Jim Bartlett, Brenda Bartlett, Pam Batty, Jamie Baumgartner, Tony Mickie Adams Beffert, Patricia Bell, Chuck Belmont, Tony Bennick, James Behsman, Debra Bethurem, Keri Beveridge. Adrienne Bigelow, Karl Bird, Pamela Bohm, Tony Bourne, Julie Bolton, Juanita Bond, Clyde Bocek, Dianne Brandt, Timothy Brantz, Eddie Brewster, Prudence Brewer, Robert Brodine, Becky Bruce, Kimberly Buckley, Jim Burgess, Diane Burkhart, Bruce Butler, Jackie Buyok, John Byrtus. Bobby Calanborn, Jerry Callahan. Ginger Campbell, Margaret Canfield, Darrell 187 Cantrell, Jack Carlson, Kent Carpenter, Loa Chalfant, Mike Cherni, Fred Cole, Lori Collingwood, Craig Connell, Orrin Cox, Sue Crider, Kyle Curtis, Kay Dangel, Ron Deliramich, Kathi Deluna, Rene Demchok, Gayle Demple, Barbara Demple, Janice Destefano, Richard Destefano, Ronald Douglas, Edith Dowdell, Amber Doyle, Clinton Dunne, Michael Evanoff, Tim Ewing, Diana Fall, Cindy Felde, Danna Felker, Debbie Ferries, Gary Fisher, Byron Flack, Steve Flesner, Paul Flint, Mary Foltz, Eddie 188 Freshmen had trouble adapting to high school behavior patterns. Freiberger, Jana French, Herb Frickey, Gary Friedrichs, Doug Fry, Brenda Gale, Jim Garber, Susan Genereaux, Joe Gerrard, Roxanne Gilstrap, Jeanarae Goodchild, Laura Goodman. Kathy Goodman, Willis Gorzalka, Jim Gorzalka, Ron Gosch, DeAnna Green, Sharon Groombridge, Cliff Groshart, Mike Gutz, David Hamilton, Flint Hammer, Tricia Hampton, Becky Hamstreet, Carrie Hankins. Mary Hanson, Doug Hargis. George Hart, Rebecca Lindborg. Randy Ley, Karen 189 Hartley, Steve Heath, Duska Henson. Kenny Hillberry, Ellen Holst, Brad Hartman, Jeff Hebrew, Beth Hepp, Wade Hininger, Mary Hoover, Mary Hasbrook, Lynn Heimbaugh, Cass Herbst, Perry Hinz, Gary Hoover, Ruth Heath, Diane Helvey, Dave Herden, David Hoblit, Linda Horsley, Frank Top: Rick Westrick concentrates on his lunch. Bottom: One of the freshmen acting in a typically freshman way. 190 Destafano Dynasty Rules Freshmen Isaacson, Mark Johnson. Kent Johnson. Steve Jordan, Judith Joslyn, Layne Juroszek, Terry Kawulok, Paul Kuzara, Liz Keahey, Rick Kinskey, David Kinter, Karen Kirby, Debbie Khan. Zariff Kolos, Kathy Kraft, Debbie Knapp, Cindy Kupper. Jane Kurth, Lynne 191 Lacik, Sherri Lee, Jim Legerski, Donnie Legerski, Linda Legerski, Marylin Lem ins, Tony Levi. Kent Mills. Lindon Loback, Eddie Long, Christy Luxmore, Cheryl Mancini, Rebecca Marshall, Sam Martin, Rick Mourar, Connie McAfee, Danny McChesney, Ryan McKee, Shalleen McKinney, Norman McWilliams, Diane 192 Meehan, Kathy Mediate, Stan Melneck, Karen Meryhew, Barbara Metz, Debi Metz, Diane Meyers, Jim Mills, John Mirich, Rich Moon, Debbie Morrison, Mark Morse, Cheryl Moug, Kathy Murdock, Linda Myers, Chuck Myers, Rodney Naylor, Mitch Niehay, Mike Nielsen, Gary Nelson, Brad Novotny. Steve Ohm. Jeni Olson, Valerie Panetta, Gary Parker, Colleen Paul, Sandy Para dez, Christine Perry, David The freshmen had a bit of trouble learning to conform to the routine -- both outside (above left) and inside (below left). However, some successfully managed to adapt to the academic environment (left). 193 Perry, Nolan Pi nee, Steve Rayfield, Jody Reghr, Michelle Rinker, Mary Roush, Glen Peterson, Layne Popp, Dennis Reasoner, Janet Reimers. Cheryl Robertson, Carol Sadler. Debra Peterson, Shelley Promf, Sue Redle, Peggy Rexroat, Kirk Robinson, Ann Sanders, Johann Rice, Kathy Robinson, Jim Sare, Ron Rickabaugh, Lorin Rie, Jim Reimers, Jim Rodell, Greg Rosalez, Lonnie Rosalez, Mary Lou Schultz, Robyn Scott, Don Scott, Susan 194 Freshmen laughed, looked, and pondered. Shaffer, Tina Shoemaker, Mary Smith, Kathy Sorenson. Cliff Spielman, Ron Storey, Teri Shaw, Ricki Songer, Don Sorenson. Peggy • Springer, Debbie Strahan, Jon Skatula. Rick Songer, Mike Spicer, Berry Stopka. Jon Stresky, Steve 195 Turk, Linda Twiss, David Vardsveen, Kathy Vine, Cathy Walters, Chuck Waters, Leslie Studie, Deanna Theisen, Richie Thies, Jim Timmons, Vicki Tissino, Randy Tompson. Steve Townsond. Mike Trembath, John Trott, Donna Trout, Randy 196 Freshmen Plough Steadily Backward Wells, Dean Wells, Valerie Westrick. Rick Williams, Joe Williams, Louis Wilson, Clifton Worthington. Brad Zerodnerchek, Brian Zingham, Joyce 197 198 199 Shovlain Supervises For Third Year For his third year, Mr. E. R. Shovlain served as Sheridan Superintendent ofSchools. He received his degree from Chadron State. Prior to becoming superintendent, he taught math and was principal of Central Junior High. He also served one year as principal of the high school. The post of assistant superintendent was filled again this year by Mr. Charles W. Popovich. He previously served as assistant principal at the high school for three years. He received his degree from the University of Montana. RIGHT: Mr. E. R. Shovlain was superintendent of schools. FAR RIGHT: Mr. Charles Popovich was assistant superintendent. BOTTOM: Mr. Shovlain and Mr. Popovich discuss upcoming business. 200 Three New Members Three new members were added to the 1971-72 school board. They were Fay Beth-urem, George Harper, and Bill Perkins. Mr. Bethurem held the office of president. The new school board was elected following the consolidation and reorganization of the area into the new District 2. TOP: Don Hargis. William Schwartz, and Fay Bethurem, school board members, pause for the camera. MIDDLE: Marion Ladd, George Harper. Bill Perkins, and Dr. George Ewan attend board meeting. BOTTOM: Members attend regular school board meeting. 201 Dr. Lee Christensen, principal and fearless leader, was honored with the title of Outstanding Young Educator. Secretaries Keep Office Efficient Mrs. Martha Huling served her thirteenth year at SHS. Besides being in charge of supplies, she also makes up tuition lists and arranges for substitute teachers. Mrs. Bernice Musgrave, secretary to the principal, served her fourth year here. She takes care of the correspondence for the principal, and helps manage the budget for the school. In her second year as activities secretary, Mrs. Anita Wintermute serves as secretary for Mr. Hall. She sells and punches lunch tickets, figure the money for the lunch program, and handles the money for activities and athletics. Mrs. Ada Harris served her ninth year as attendance secretary. Calling parents of absent students, checking new students into school, and figuring attendance are among her many duties. 204 Study Halls Headed By Two Mrs. Irma Christy supervised study hall in Room 203. This was her sixteenth year at SHS as study hall teacher, with seven study halls each day. Mrs. Alta June Pool held her study hall in the auditorium. Her third year included study halls as well as h e 1 p i n g out in the attendance office. 205 In the music department, three teachers passed on their talents to approximately 350 students. At top left is Band Instructor Mr. William Avery, and Vocal Music Teacher and Department Head Taylor MacKinnon is on his right. On the opposite page is Mr. Laurens Blankers, who taught orchestra. Also pictured are band students preparing for the Music Festival. 206 Music Is Art Driving Expands Driver’s Education, instructed by Mr. Dale Josewski, involved nearly 100 students this year. The course includes eight actual hours of driving for each student, as well as nearly forty hours of class work. This was the first year that Driver’s Education was a separate department, and for the first time the department offered an adult course after school. 207 Ten Teach English The English Department, headed by Mr. Cliff Harkins, reverted from quarter to semester courses this year. Freshman English was taught by Mr. Spangler and Mrs. Wright, while Mrs. Raecke and Mr. Crimmel handled speech. Miss Lee provided drama instruction, while most of the writing and literature courses were taught by Mr. Harkins, Mr. Koeneman, Mrs. Bisbee, Miss Toy, and Miss Waisner. Department members included Mrs. Natalie Wright, Mr. Robert Koeneman, and Miss Margaret Toy (above left), Mr. Cliff Harkins (right), Mr. Glen Spangler, Miss Olive Joyce Lee, and Miss Dorothy Waisner (above opposite), Mrs. Claudia Raecke and Mr. Fred Crimmel (opposite left), and Mrs. Myrla Bisbee (far right). 208 Ten full time English teachers were active this year in the largest single department at SHS. Offerings included speech, writing, literature, drama, and journalism courses. 209 Physical Education This year, the Physical Education Department has increased the staff from two to four teachers. This is also the first year that Physical Education and Health have been scheduled five days a week for both fresh- men and sophomores. Pictured above are Mr. Curt Lindell and Mr. George Douglas. Also above are Mrs. LaDonna Faycosh and Miss Irene Schlattman. 210 Aides Aid Aides assisted this year in all the departments at the high school. They included Miss Laurene Matthews (top left), Mrs. Jeannie Eman and Mrs. Ida Mae Heaton (center left), Mrs. Leta Milner and Mrs. Margaret McBride (below left), Mrs. Janice Argento (below), and Mrs. Karen Townsend and Mrs. Gwen Williams (bottom right). 211 Adding Machines Roll The purpose of business education at SHS is to understand the nature and functions of everyday business life. Classes such as General Business, Business English, Business Law, Shorthand, and Business Machines helped students wanting a basic knowledge as well as those who plan to specialize in the Business field. Top: Mr. Renkel Above: Mrs. Swanson, Mrs. Spangler, Mr. Frieboth, Mrs. Teter, and Mr. Stewart. 212 213 Top: Seniors Jim Ruff and John Nalivka finally learn to type. Above: Mr. Hansen helps Dennis Kristy and Tom Takach in a business course. Above Right: Mr. Freiboth. A total of five years of math are offered at Sheridan High. Algebra is taught by Mr. Duane Donahue, Mr. Maurice Lodge, Mr. Richard Spencer, and Department Head Mr. Ralph Cloyd. Geometry is taught by Mr. Carmen Hunt, Mr. Kadrmas, and Mr. Donahue. A second year of algebra is also offered. Mr. Cloyd also teaches Trigonometry, Elementary Functions, Analytical Geometry, Probability and Statistics, and Slide Rule. 214 With Math It’s Ax2 + Bx = C Opposite Top: Math Department Head Mr. Cloyd. Opposite Bottom: Mr. Donahue. Mr Cloyd. Mr. Hunt, and Mr. Spencer. Above: Mr. Kadrmas discusses math with Mr. Isaacson. Left: Mr. Donahue keeps an eye on his class. 215 Science Department Rockets Into New Year The Science Department saw a number of changes last year. Technical, Practical, Natural and Earth Sciences were dropped from the curriculum. Geology, taught by Mr. John Isaacson, was added. Biology was opened up to the freshmen and a record number of students signed up. A new teacher, Miss Patricia Hla-dovcak, taught biology in addition to Mrs. Ellen Brantz and Mr. Tom Teter, department head. Mr. Joe Byrtus taught General Science, while Mr. Lenus Nielsen taught Chemistry and Aviation. Mr. Maurice Lodge has taught Physics and Math and General Science. TOP: The students aren’t the only ones who have to study In Mr. Nielsen’s classes. RIGHT: Mr. John Isaacson. Mrs. Ellen Brantz, Mr. Joe Byrtus 216 217 Vo-Ag To Expand This year the Industrial Art Program consisted of agriculture, mechanical drawing, machine shop, welding, woodworking, and electronics. Five teachers helped students to increase their knowledge in these fields. They included Walter Bare, Arthur Argento, James Bohn, Dwight French, and Dale Ring. Mr. Bare teaches the fundamentals of machine shop, while Mr. Argento shows students about welding. Mr. French demonstrates the art of woodworking, carpentry, and mechanical drawing. Mr. Ring teaches students the basics of woodworking, mechanical drawing, and electronics. Mr. Bohn teaches agriculture. 218 James Bohn gives friendly advice to one of his students. Arthur Argento overlooks the starting of a new project. Dwight French points out some faults in a student project. Auto mechanics is also part of the department curriculum. Mr. Ring looks surprised to see cameras in his electronics class. 219 Mr. Bare inspects one of the many machines in the VO-AG Department. Parlez-vous Deutsch? Si This year four years of all three languages were offered at SHS. A number of other changes were evident, Mr. Gary Benson taught Spanish, in addition to leading an Experiment in International Living group to Mexico during the summer. Mrs. Maxine Torbert, as head of the language department, led the foreign language students through another busy year of organizing the Experiment program to send a SHS student abroad. This was Mrs. Louise Farrens’ last year of teaching German at SHS. Good luck Mrs. Farrens! 220 The Quiet Folk Who Counsel The counseling staff is headed by Mr. Jim Ward (top left). Other counselors are Mrs. Halene Pince (top right) and Miss Agnes Koehler (right). They are assisted by secretary Mrs. Nancy Snider. Men’s Liberation At S.H.S. Bachelor’s Survival was a new course offered at Sheridan High this year. Taught by Mrs. Ellen Kawulok, the boys tried hard to show up the girls in their abilities to sew a seam, iron a shirt, and cook a roast. Mrs. Estelle Lyons again taught the girls’ homemaking classes. Some new classes, such as housing and wardrobe, were also offered. Top Left: Mrs. Kawulok poses for a candid. Bottom Left: Mrs. Lyons demonstrates the new blender. Middle Right: Greg Denton prepares to eat his conglomeration. 223 Below: Mrs. Jernigan looks askance at some miscreant. Right: Mr. Pearson teaches his Primitive Cultures class. Below Right: Department Head Mr. Lillibridge examines a pamphlet. History Survives Through The Ages This year’s instructors in the Social Studies Department were Mr. Glen Lillibridge who taught U.S. Constitution, World History, and Social Studies 1-B. Mr. Mike Darnell teaches Sociology and Psychology. Mr. Dan Hansen teaches U.S. Constitution, U.S. Wars, and Social Studies 1-B, as does Mr. Curt Lindell. Mr. Larry Hutt teaches Political Science, Social Studies 1-A, U.S.S.R. and Communism. Primitive Cultures was taught by Mr. Warren Pearson, who also handled Social S tudies 1-A and Economics. Mrs. Winifred Jernigan teaches Frontier History, Recent U.S. History, and Wars. 224 225 Above: Mr. Darnell adds comments to student reports. Above Right: Mr. Lindell, history teacher and gym instructor, caught in the gym. Good Bye And Thank You On behalf of the administration and the student body, BRONC staff would like to take this opportunity to thank these three retiring teachers. In her sixteen years as German instructor, Mrs. Louise Farrens has done an exceedingly fine job. Not only did she teach German I,II,III, and IV, but she also sponsored German Club. Mr. Maurice Lodge and Mr. Rex A. Renkel have both been with the school for thirty years. Mr. Lodge taught general science and holds a Master’s Degree from the University of Wyoming. Mr. Renkel taught bookkeeping and also holds a Master’s Degree from the University of Northern Colorado. We would like to wish these three the best of luck and many, many thanks. 226 The cooks included (1. to r.) Ruby Montgomery. Glada Cornelius, Dorothy Migratti, Margaret Githens, Marjorie Kawamoto, Jerry Martini, and Director Algeva McDowell. The custodians were Mrs. Mary Legerski, Mr. Milas Snyder. Mr. Charles Crosby, Mr Amos Littler, and Mr. Ed Gibson. 227 228 I had a dream, wherein reality became distorted and altered, and illusions became all that I had to stand on. In a field, I walked alone, by a sheltered pond near a hillside. The sky above,appeared below, and all things were mirrored as they were. With a single rock, I changed the scheme of things; one carelessly misplaced object distorted the whole. 229 230 Photography Juroszek A conscience is a mirrored image, and few people enjoy the company of their own. It stands upon a pedestal of truth (never absolute or clearly defined) and leers at one. I begged my conscience to come to my own level, that I might deal with it as an equal, as it was. It came, and it was destroyed. Both were the losers; both are the same. Destroying my conscience, I destroyed myself. The hand of God stretched above me and changed the shape of the world, and changes it still. I awoke from my dream, all fates uncertain, dying in the ever-dying sun. 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CONNIE 10 (Girls Glee) MORRIS, DIANE 11 (Intramurals 9,10) MORRIS, SCOT 10 (Golf 9,10; Basketball 9.10) MORRISON. MARK 9 MORSE. CHERYL 9 (Band) MARTENSEN. SCOTT 10 MORTON, ROD 11 (Track 11) MOSEBAR. DIANE 11 MOUG, JODY 11 (FFA 10.11) MOUG. KATHY 9 MURDOCK, LINDA 9 MURDOCK, WENDY 10 (Pep Club 9. Gymnastics 9. Chorus 9.10) MURPHY. MARY 11 (Art Club 9; Spanish Club 11; Pep Club 9.10,11; Music Honorary 11; Pom Pom Girl 10.11; Intra-murals 9.10; Gymnastics 9; Musicals 9.11; Thespians 11; Concert Choir 10.11; Student Senate 10) MURRAY, RON 10 MYERS, CHARLES 9 MYERS, TERRY 10 (GAL 10) NAYLOR. MITCHELL 9 (Swim Team) NELSON, BRAD 9 (Football, Swimming) NELSON, BRUCE 11 NELSON. PAM 11 NELSON, TOM 11 NIEHAY. MIKE 9 (Golf) NIELSEN. EARL 10 (Intramurals) NIELSEN, GARY 9 (Intramurals) NIELSEN. RON 10 NOEL. JONI 9 (Pep Club. Gymnastics) NOVOTNY. BEN 11 (S Club 10,11; Wrestling9.10,ll; Music Honorary 11; Football 11; Cross Country 10; Student Senate 11) NOVOTNY. MARGARET 10 NOVOTNY, MARY 11 (Art Club 9.10; Student Senate 11) NOVOTNY, STEVE 9 (Wrestling) OAKES, DON 10 (Swimming 9) OATTS, JANICE 11 (Swimming 9,10,11; Pep Club 11) OHM. JENI 9 OLSON, ALLAN 10 (ROTC 9.10) OLSON. JOHN 10 (Football 9.10; Track 9,10; Basketball 9; Key Club 10) OLSON, VALERIE 9 (Intramurals) OLSON. DAVE 11 OLVER, CARLA 10 ONSTOTT, MICHAEL R. 11 (Wrestling 9,10.11; Track 9; Band 9,10.11; S Club 9,10.11) ORR, JENNY 10 ORR. MARK 9 OSBORNE, GLORIA 10 PAINE, GILES 10 PAREDEZ, CHRISTINE 9 PAREDEZ, TONY 11 PARKER,COLLEEN 9 (FHA) PATZ, LAURA 11 PAUL.SANDY 9 PECK, SONYA 11 (Band 9.10,11; Orchestra 10,11; FTA 9, 10,11; GAL 9,10,11; French Club 11; Music Honorary 11; BRONC 10; Freshman Chorus) PERRY. DAVE 9 (FFA 9) PERRY, NOLAN 9 (FFA 9) PETERSON. ANN 11 PETERSON, LAURA 11 PETERSON, LAYNE 9 PETERSON, SHELLEY 9 (Freshman Chorus) PETTIT. ROSEMARY 10 PIERCE. DEBBIE 10 PIERCE. ROXANNE 11 (DECA 11) PILCH, JO 11 (Pep Club 10; GAL 9.10.11; Spanish Club 11; Concert Choir 10.11; Intramurals 9.10,11; Student Senate 9.10; Orchestra 9; DECA 11) PILCH, JO MARIE 11 (Basketball 9,10.11; GAL 9,10,11; Pep Club 9) PINCE, LISA 10 (Thespians 10; French Club 9.10; Speech Team 9; Concert Choir 10; NFL 10; Plays 9,10; Band 9; 10; Freshman Chorus) PINCE, STEVE 9 (Freshman Chorus) PINDER. KENT 10 (Intramurals 10) PINE, CATHLEEN 11 (GAL 9,10,11; Girls Glee 10,11; Girls Ensemble 10; Intramurals 9.10,11) PITTS. CHARLES 10 PODGORNIK, LEE 11 (Pep Club 9.10; DECA 11) POLL, JOHN 10 (Basketball 9,10; Cross Country 10; Key Club 10) POPP. DENNIS 11 PORTER, RICK 11 (Golf 9,10,11; Drama 11; Intramurals 9.10) POWELL, BECKY 11 (Pep Club 11. FTA 9) PRYOR, GARY 10 (VICA 10) RANDALL, GREGG 11 RATHBURN,STEVE 10 RAWLINGS, RHONDA 10 (Pep Club 10. Spanish Club 9. GAL 9, Student Council 10 Girls Ensemble 9, Girls Glee 9.10) RAWLINGS, TEENA 11 (OCK 10,11; Speech Team 9.10.11; Student Senate 11; Thespians 10,11; Class Officer 11; Quill Scroll 11; Chorus 9.10.11) RAYFIELD, JODIE 9 REARDON, MIKE 11 (FFA 10,11) REDDER, STEVE 11 (Football 10. Wrestling 10) REASONER, JANET 9 (German Club. Chess Club. Band. Musical) REDLE, MARGARET 9 (Pep Club. GAL. Chess Club. Intra-murals) REED, CONNIE 10 (Pep Club 9) REED. KIRK 11 REED, RANDY 11 (VICA 11) REIMERS, CHERYL 9 REIMERS, TERRY 9 REIMERS. TIM 10 REINDAHL, JIM 9 REINKE, BILL 11 (FFA 11) REVELLE,DONNA 10 REXROAT, KIRK 9 REXROAT. LARRY 11 (Football 9,10; Basketball 10; Key Club 10,11; S Club 11) REXROAT, SCOTT 11 (Basketball 10; Cross Countryl 1; S Club 11) RHODES. JOHN 10 (Band 9,10; Orchestra 9.10; Stage Band 9.10: FTA 10; Class President 10; Student Council 10; Football 9; Basketball 9) RICE, KATHY 9 (Pep Club. Freshman Ensemble) RICHABAUGH, LOREN 9 RIDINGS, CHARLIE 10 (Key Club 10. Track 10. Intra-murals 10, Gymnastics 10) RINEHART, BILL 11 (Track 10) RINKER, MARY 9 ROADMAN, ANDRA 11 (Pep Club 10,11; Intramuralsl0.il) ROBERTS. DON 11 (Football 9. Track 9) ROBERTS, SHERI 10 (German Club 9. Intramurals 9) Cook Ford Sales, Ed Hammer, Inc. Poll Motor Co. Riley iMotoF- Co., hendan Jeep ridan Motors paan wioiors Banch Supply Valley Motor A Implement Shafidajv Wyoming 8280 -• v 254 ROBINSON, ANNE 9 (French Club. Musical. Intramurals) ROBINSON. JIM 9 ROBINSON. JODY 11 (GAL 9.10.11; Spanish Club 11; OCK 11; Intramurals 9,10,11) ROBINSON. LEE 11 ROBINSON. SALLY 10 REIDELL, GREG 9 (Football) RODELL, MIKE 10 RODOCKER. WES (Wrestling 9,10,11) ROGERS. SHELLEY 11 ROJO. DAVID 10 (Football 9,10; Swimming 9,10; S Club 9, 10; Intramurals 9,10) ROMPF, SUSAN 9 (Freshman Choir) ROSALEZ, MARY LOU 9 ROSALEZ, MOLLIE 9 ROSALEZ, STELLA 11 ROSS, ALVIN 10 ROUSH. BONNIE 10 (Pep Club 9, Swim Team 9. Gymnastics 9) ROUSH. CURT 11 ROUSH, GLENN 9 (Badminton 9, Football Manager 9) ROUSH, JIM 10 (Freshman Choi r 9; Musical, Concert Choir. Band. Stage Band 10) ROUTH, DIANNE 10 (Pep Club. GAL. Intramurals) RUBY. ROCK 11 (VICA 11) RUBY, STEVE 10 (Basketball 9,10) RYAN, KEVIN 10 (Plays 10. Musicals 10. Thespians 10, German Club 10. Student Council 10. Concert Choir 10) SADLER, DALE 10 SADLER, DEBBIE 9 SALES. SUSAN 11 SALSTROM. VICKI 11 SALVESON, MARTY 11 (Pep Club 9,10,11; GAL 9,10,11, Treasurer 11) SAMSON, KAERENE 10 (Gymnastics 10) SANCHEZ, DEBBIE 10 SAND, MELINDA 10 SANDERS, JOHN 9 (Volleyball 9) SARE, KIM 11 (GAL 9, Pep Club 10, Student Senate 11) SARE, LARRY 11 (Student Senate 9,10; Prom Committee 11, “S’ Club 11. Football 9,10,11; Basketball 9,10,11; Track 9,10,11.) SARE, RONNIE 9 (Student Senate 9. Football 9. Track 9. Wrestling 9) SARGENT, ELLEN 11 SARGENT,JOHN 9 SAWYER. DANA 10 (Pep Club 9,10; Cheerleader 10 Gymnastics 10) SCHERRY. PENNY 11 (GAL 9,10,11; French Club 9,10; Pep Club 9,10; Intramurals 9,10,11) SCHILLINGER. HEIDI 10 SCHOOLCRAFT, MARILYN 10 (FHA 9. Freshman Choir. GAL 9. Intramurals 9) SCHREIBEIS, NITA 10 SCHREIBEIS, RITA 10 (Twirling 9,10; GAL 10; Band 9,10; Intramurals 9,10) SCHULTZ, KATHY 11 (Pep Club 9,10,11; Cheerleading 10, 11, Student Senate 10; Intramurals 9.10,11) SCHULTZ. ROBYN 9 (Pep Club 9, GAL 9) SCHUTTE. JIM 10 SCHWARTZ, BILL 11 SCOTT, DON 9 (Swim Team 9) SCOTT. RONALD 11 SCOTT, SUE 9 (French Club 9, Student Senate 9, Freshman Ensemble) SEARS, GEORGIEANNA 11 (Pep Club 9, Music 9, DECA 10, 11) SEMLER, GAIL 10 (Thespians 9,10; GAL 9,10; Band 9,10) SHAFER. TINA 9 (Freshman Choir) SHASSETZ, ANDREA 9 (French Club 9, Swim Team 9, Pep Club 9. GAL 9) SHASSETZ, MIKE 11 (Swimming 9,10; Cross Country 9,10, 11; S Club 9,10.11; French Club 9,10,11) SHAW RICKI 9 SHILLING, CHARLENE 11 (GAL 9,10; Concert Choir 10,11; Freshman Chorus 9; Band 9,10,11; Music Man 11) SHOSTEN, TONY 11 (Wrestling 9,10,11; S Club 10,11) SHUMAKER. JIM 11 SHUMAKER. MARY 9 SICKEL. KEVIN 9 (Basketball 9) SIKORA, DEBBIE 11 (FFA 10,11; FHA 10,11; Girls Glee 10; Freshman Chorus 9) SILLA, JEANETTE 11 (DECA 10,11) SINGER, VIRGINIA 11 (Pep Club 10, Choir 10, Girls Glee 10) SKATULA. DEBBIE 10 (Sunny Singers, GAL. Pep Club 9; Girl's Glee 10) SKATULA, RICK 9 (Music Man. Thesp i a ns. Golf Team. Band) SLAYTER. CHRIS 11 (Pep Club 9,10.11; Cheerleader 10; Swim Team 9,10; Gymnastics 9,10; GAL 9,10,11; Ski Team 9; DECA 11) SMITH. BO 9 SMITH, ED 11 (VICA 11) SMITH. JOHN 11 SMITH, KATHY 9 (Pep Club. Intramurals) SMITH, KEITH 11 (Gymnastics 9,10; Weight Training 9) SMITH, MARK 10 (Student Council Alternate 9,10) SMITH, RONALD 10 SMITH. SHARON 11 (Pep Club 9,10; DECA 11) SMITH. THOMAS 10 SMITH, WES 11 (Basketball 9,10; Student Senate 10,11) SMITHHISLER. BARB 10 (Pep Club 9,10; JV Cheerleader 10; Intramurals 9,10) SOBOTKA, KAREN 11 (Pep Club 9) SODERGREN, ROGER 10 (Key Club) SONGER, DON 9 (Intramurals 9) SONGER, MIKE 9 (Basketball. Student Senate) SORENSON. CLIFF 9 (FFA) SORENSON, PEGGY 10 (French Club 9, FHA 9) SOSA, DOMINGO 9 (Intramurals) SPAINHOWER, JERRY 11 SPANBAUER, KIM 11 SPAULDING, ED 11 SPIELMAN. RON 9 SPRACKLEN, JIM 11 (Football 9) SPRINGER, CRAIG 10 SPRINGER, DAN 10 SPRINGER. DEBBIE 9 (Intramurals) STEEL, DEBBY 10 STEINMETZ, JERRI 11 (Pep Club 10; FHA 10; OCK 10,11; BRONC 11) STENDER, JAY 11 (Football 9,10,11; Basketball 9,10,11; Track 9.10,11; Student Council 10; Student Senate 11; S Club 10.11) STUDIE, DEBBIE 10 STEWART, THONE 11 STILES, LONNIE 10 STOKES, DAWN 11 (Concert Choir 10,11; Sunny Singers 11; Plays and Musicals 10,11; Pep Club 9; German Club 10; Music Honorary 11) STOPKA,JOHN 9 STOREY, TERI 9 STOREY. MIKE 9 (Football, Wrestling. Basketball. Track) STRAHAN, JON 9 (Cross Country. Track. Student Council) STRESKY. STEVE 9 (Ensemble. Speech Team, Choi r, Drama) STROUP. MARY 10 (Pep Club 9; Concert Choir 9,10; Musical 10) STUDIE, DARELD 11 STUDIE, DEANNA SULLIVAN. ANGANETTE 10 SULLIVAN, SHERI 9 SWANSON, BRUCE SWEEM, CRAIG 10 (Art Club 9; Intramurals 9,10) SYMONS, GAIL 10 (Pep Club 9; Swimming 9,10) TABERNA, JACKIE 9 TAMASCO. THOMAS 10 TAPPE, JUDY 11 TAPPE, CAROL 10 TAYLOR, JOHN 10 (NJROTC 9,10) TAYLOR, PAM 10 (Chess Club 10) 255 TEIGLAND, MARI 11 TETSCHNER. FERN 10 (Pep Club. GAL Intramurals. Vocal and Instrumental Music) THEISEN, RICKIE 10 THICKMAN, JEFFREY 10 (Band 9.10; Or chest r a 9.10; LITERARY MAGAZINE 10) THIES, JIM 9 (Intramurals) THOMPSON, PAUL E. ll(FFAll) THOMPSON, ROBERT 10 THOMPSON, STEVE 9 (Basketball. Intramurals) TOMSOVIC, SCOTT 10 THORNE. KENNETH 11 THORNE, KIM 10 (Track 9,10: Chess Club 9.10) TISSINO, CHRIS 10 TISSINO. RANDY 9 (Intramurals) TORBERT, MAX 10 (Swim Team 9; Chess Cl ub 9.10; Drama 9.10; Student Council 9; Student Senate 10) TRACY. LAURIE 10 TREMBATH. JON 9 (Football. Intramurals) TRUJILLO, EDDIE 9 (Gymnastics, Intramurals) TROTT, DIANA 11 TROTT, DONNA 9 TROUTT, RANDY 9 TURK, LINDA 9 (Intramurals) TURK, PENNY 10 TURLEY, MIKE 11 (Track 9; Football 10; DECA 11; Student Council 9) TWISS. DAVE 10 VARDSVEEN. KACEY 9 (Gymnastics. Pep Club) UNSWEQOOS, SANDRA 10 (GAL 9.10; Intramurals 9, 10; Band; Wind Ensemble) VENTLING, ROXENE 9 VERLEY, DAN 10 (Football, Swim Team, Student Council, S Club) VERLEY, DUANE 9 (Wrestling) VERLEY, JO 11 (Pep Club 9,10,11; Intramurals 9,10,11; French Club 10,11; GAL 9,10.11) VERNON, CARLA 10 (French Club 10; Pep Club 9,10; Intramurals 9.10; GAL 9,10) VICK. STAN 10 (Chess Club 10) VIGIL, BILL 10 (Football Manager 10; Basketball Manager 9,10) VIGIL, ERNIE 11 VIGIL, JENNIFER 10 (Orchestra 9,10) VIGIL, TOM 10 (Basketball Manager 9,10; VICA 10) VINE, CATHY 9 (Pep Club. Intramurals) VINE, DEBRA 10 VINE, JIM 9 (Intramurals, Wrestling, Track) WAGNER. TIMOTHY 9 VOOGD, WAYNE 10 WADDELL, SUSAN 10 WADLOW, DEBBIE 10 WALLACE, DOUG 11 WALLITSCH, SHIRLEY 9 WALKER. SUE 10 (GAL 9,10; Band 9,10) WALTERS. CHUCK 9 (Football. Basketball. Intramurals) WAMHOFF, LISA 10 (Pep Club. GAL. Intramurals. FHA. Girls Glee) WATERS, BRAD 10 (Speech Team 9; Chess Team 10; Intramurals 9; NFL 10) WATERS, LESLIE 9 WATHEN, JUDITH 10 WATTENBERG, EDNA 9 WATTENBERG, ERMA 10 WEBER, DICK 10 (Swimming 9,10; Football 9; S Club 9,10) WEBER. MARK 11 WELLS. DEAN 9 (Football. Basketball) WELLS. VALERIE 9 WESTRICK, RICK 9 (Instrumental Music) WHITE, DOYLE 10 (Basketball 9,10) WIBERG, MARY (Pep Club 9. Art Club 9,10) WILL, DEBI 11 WILLIAMS, GARY 11 (Wrestling 9,10,11; Cross Country 11; S Club 11) WILLIAMS, JOEY 9 WILLIAMS, LOUIS 9 WILLIAMS. MICHAEL 11 WILLIAMSON, ROBERT 10 WIMMER, SHIRLY 11 (Chorus 9,10,11; Orchestra 9) WITTMAYER, DAVID 9 WOODHURST, JEANNIE 10 WOODHURST, JODI 11 WATHINGTON. BUD 9 (Student Senate. Football. Basketball) WRIGHT. GLEN 11 (Football 9,11; Basketball 9,10; Golf 9; Key Club 9; Band 9; Chorus 9; BRONC 10) WRIGHT. TERESA 11 (BRONC 10,11; OCK 10,11; Student Senate 10; GAL 9,10,11; Intramurals 9,10,11; Pep Club 11; Chorus; Ensemble) YALE. CRAIG 10 (Speech Team 9,10; NFL 10; Chess Club 10; Concert Choir 10; Musical 10; OCK 9,10; BRONC 10) ZAHRADNICEK, BRIAN 9 (Football) ZEISER. PATT 11 (Pep Club 9,10; GAL 9,10; Intramurals 9.10.11; Chorus 9) ZINGG, DIANE 10 (Student Council 9.10; GAL 9.10; Pep Club 9) ZINGHAM, JOYCE 9 (Gymnastics, Intramurals. GAL, Student Senate) ZINGHAM. SCOTT 11 (FFA 10.11) ZOWADA, GARY 9 ZOWADA, MIKE 11 256 We dreamed Senior Directory ADAMS. GAYLEEN ANDERSON. KRISTY (G.A.L. 9,10.11.12; Intramurals 9,10, 11,12; Spanish Club 9.10) ADSIT, BRUCE AHLSTROM. CHRIS TAVELLI (Football 9; Golf 9,10,11; Intramurals 10) ARAAS, MARY ELLEN (National Honor Society 12; German Club 9,10; Pep Club 9; Speech Team 9,12; Gymnastics 10) AVERY, JON (Band 9,10,11,12; Orchestra 9,10,11,12) BACH, MARTY (Football 9,10,11,12; Track 9,10,11,12; Key Club 11,12; Student Senate) BALL, DEBBIE (DECA 11,12; Gymnastics 9,10,11; Chorus 9,10,11,12; Intramurals 9,10; Pep Club 10,11) BALKENBUSH, DAN (Football 11; Basketball 11,12) BANAS, JACKIE BARBULA, LARRY (Football 9) BARE. GEORGE M. (Intramurals 9,10,11,12) BARBER, DAVID (Football 9; FFA 9,10) BARKER. EVONNE (G.A.L. 9,10,11,12; National Honor Society 11,12; German Club 11; Intramurals 9,10,11,12) BELD,SUSAN BENNICK, CELIA (Swim Team 9,10; Intramurals 9,10; Pep Club 9,10; Student Senate 11; Gymnastics 9) BENSON. ROBIN BERTA. LINDA (Orchestra 9,10,11,12; All-StateOrchestra 9,10,11,12; All-Northwest Orchestra 11; Music Honorary 11.12; Homecoming Queen Candidate 12; G.A.L. 9; Girls Track 9; Student Senate 12) BIRD. STEPHANIE BOHNSACK, FRED (Basketball 9,10,11,12; Football 9; Track 9,10,11,12; Art Club 11,12) BOLINGER, GENE BOND, RANDALYN BRADBERRY, KARLYS (Pep Club 9,10; Girls Track 9,10; FFA 11,12; G.A.L. 9,10) BRANDT, REBA (Pep Club 11; French Club 10,11,12; Band 9.10) BRANTZ, DIANE BRAYTON, KATHLEEN BREWSTER. DONNA BUCKLEY. DUANE (BRONC 12. OCK 12) BURGESS, DAN (Musicals 10,11,12; Basketball 10; Music Honorary 11,12; Bright Side and Sheridanaires 10,11,12; Concert Choir 10,11,12; All-State Choir 10,11,12; All-Northwest Choir 11) BURR, BARBARA (DECA 11.12; Girls Track 9; Art Club 10) BURTIS, ARLIS (FHA 9,10,11,12; FHA Vice-President 10, 11; FHA President 12; G.A.L. 9,10,11,12) BURY, THOMAS (National Honor Society 12, BRONC 12, OCK 12, German Club 10,11,12; Chess Club 11; Teen Show 11; Student Senate 11) BUTTERFIELD. DEXTER CAMPBELL, ROSS (Thespians 11,12; OCK 11; Student Senate 10,12; Drama 10,11,12; AV Assistant 10,11,12) CANTONWINE, ELIZABETH CARBONE, JIM (Freshman Class Vice-President; Student Senate 10,11; Student Body President 12; Football 10,11, 12; Basketball 9,10; Wrestling 9,10; Swimming 11; Track 9,10,11.12; Key Club; S Club; Honor Society; Boy’s State; Trail Lake Youth Club; Outstanding Teenagers of America; All-Conference and All-State Football 11,12; Outstanding Back in State 12; Debate Team 9) CARLSON. SHERLYN (Band 9,10,11,12; Freshman Chorus; Chorus 10; Wind Ensemble 12) CARROLL, PATRICIA (Pep Club 9,10,11,12; French Club 11,12; Student Senate 11,12; Honor Society 11,12; Intra-murals 9,10,11,12; Swim Team 9,10,11,12; Gymnastics 9, 10,11,12; Cheerleading 10,11,12; G.A.L. 9,10,11,12) CATTERALL, MICHELE (G.A.L. 9,10,11,12; Girls Track 9; Student Senate 12; FHA 9,10,11,12) CHRISTENSEN. KAREN CHOMAN, MIKE CLARK, PETER (Honor Society 12; Concert Choir 10,11,12; Drama 11,12; Swim Team 10; Student Council 12; Student Senate 11.12; BRONC 12; OCK 12) CLEMENS, ALLEN COFFEEN, MARY COOK, NANCY COPPLE, MELINDA COX. JIM COX. VICKI CRESWELL, DEBORAH (Girls Glee 9; G.A.L. 9; Chorus 10. 11; F.H.A. 10,11,12; GirlsState; Speech Team 11,12; N.F.L. 11,12; Intramurals 9,10) CRIST, KIM (NJROTC 11) CRIST, SHANNON COSSITT, CARL (Basketball 9,10,11,12; Intramurals 9,10, 11,12; Prom Server; Student Council 10; Class President 10; Golf 9; Orchestra 9; Key Club 9,10,11,12) COTTON, WARD (FFA 9,10,11,12) CONNER, DIANE (French Club 9,10,11,12; German Club 11,12; Honor Society 11,12; N.F.L. 10,11,12; Literary Magazine Editor 12) COX, LINDA (Band 9,10,11,12; Orchestra 11,12) CUMMINGS, MARY ANNE (Intramurals 9,10,11,12; Girls Track 9,10; FT A 9,10,11,12) DAVIS. SANDRA (Pep Club 9; DECA 11,12; French Club 9; Intramurals 9,10; Glee 9) DAVEY, SCOTT FLYNN (Senior Class Vice President; Kiwanis Vocational Student of Month 12; Key Club 10; Student Senate 10,11; Intramurals 9,11,12) DAVIS, TERESE De CASTRO, BOB (Gymnastics 9,10,11,12) DE LAPP. TANA (FHA 9,10,11; FFA 11,12) DEMCHOK, MIKE (Thespians 9,10,11,12) DESTEFANO, SANDY (FHA) DINGIS, CHERYL DIXON, JANE DRELL, DAVID (Basketball 9,10; Key Club 10; Student Senate 10) DOERR, SHELLEY (Gymnastics 12; Girls Track 9; Intramurals 10) DOUGLAS, JIM (Football 9; Wrestling 9,10) DOWLING, MIKE DOYLE, PATRICK D. (Football 11,12; Track 9,10,11,12; Key Club 9,10,11,12) DUCHENEAUX, ROXANNE (Pep Club 11) DUDREY. PAT (Gymnastics 9,10; Swimming 9,10,11.12; Pep Club 9,10,11; Student Senate 11; Intramurals 9,10,11, 12) EMERSON. PATT FALL, BILL (Basketball 9,10,11,12; Football 9,10,11,12; Track 9,10,11,12; Honor Society 11,12; Key Club 10.11,12; S Club 11,12; Student Senate 10,11,12; Boy’s State Alternate; Football Captain 12; Key Club Secretary 11, President 12) FAUBER. FLORENCE (Drama) FAYCOSH, LIZ0 FERDERER. PENNY FLETCHALL, JIM (Wrestling 9,10; Key Club 12) FLOATE, CLAUDIA (FHA 9,10,11,12) FLOATE, DENNIS FRANCIS, LORIE (Ski Team 9; Chorus 9,10,11; FTA 10,11; Drama 12) We sneered FRENCH. LA DONNA (Concert Choir 12; Ensemble 11; Student Senate 12; Chorus 11; Art Club 11,12; National Honor Society 12) FRIEDRICHS. MICHELLE FRY, FAY CAROL (Girls Track 9; Medical Careers Club 9.10) GABOR.JANE GASPER, DEBBIE GAZDIK, JOHN (DECA 11,12; Football 9,10,11,12; Basketball 9,10,11,12; Track 9,10) GEORGEN, K. MICHAEL GIBSON, MARGARET GIFFORD, CLAUDIA GLIGOREA, TOM (Golf 9,10,11,12; S Club 10,11,12; Intramurals 9,10) GOODMAN, MARILYN GOODMAN, TANNYA L. (GAL 9,10.11,12; Pep Club 9) GORZALKA. KEN GORZALKA, NANCY (Spanish Club 9; FTA 9; FHA 9,10; FFA 11,12; Honor Society 12) GOSCH, CHRIS GRIMES, PATTY (BRONC 10,11; GAL 9.10,11; German Club 9,10; Pep Club 9) GRIMSHAW. CHERYL (Pep Club 9,10; Cheerleader 10; 258 French Club 10; GAL 9; Gymnastics 9; Intramurals 9; Girls Glee 9) GRINNELL. SARA (Pep Club 9,10; Swim Team 9,10; Gymnastics 9.10) HAGLUND. BONNIE (French Club 9,10; OCK 11; GAL 9.10; Intramurals 9.10) HALE, MARCIA (Drama 9,10.11,12; Thespians 10,11,12; Student Council 11,12; Girl s State; BRONC 10,12; OCK 10,11,12; Spanish Club 9,10; Homecoming Queen Candidate; NFL 9,10) HANSEN, JEFF (Basketball 9.10; Chorus 9; National Honor Society 11.12) HANSEN, JANICE HARDESTY. JIM HARRIS. BEN (Speech Team 9,10; NFL 9.10.11.12; National Honor Society 11.12; Music Honorary 11,12; Thespians 11,12; Boy's State; Student Senate 10,11,12; Concert Choir 10,11,12; Stage Band 10,11; All-State and All-District Choir 11,12) HARZKE. BARB (GAL 9, Medical Careers Club 10. Art Club 11) HELVEY. ROBERTA (DECA 11,12; Intramurals 9,10) HELVIK, TIM (Football 9,10) HEPP, JIM (FFA 9,10,11.12) HILLIER, JERRY (DECA 12. Student Senate 12) HINZ DE WAYNE HOFF, LINDA (GAL 9,10.11,12; German Club 9,10,11,12; Band 9.10.11.12) HOLMES. MICHELE (GAL 9,10,11,12) HOOVER, HARRY HOOVER, NANCY HOVEN,DARRELL HUSMAN, NANCY (Band 9,10,11,12; French Club 11,12; BRONC 11; Chorus 9; Intramurals 9,10,11; GAL 9,10) JANICH, KATHY (Swim Team 9,11; GAL 9; FTA 9; Pep Club 9; Student Senate 10.11; OCK 9) JOHNSON. H. F. (Basketball 9.10,11.12; Football 9; Track Cross Country 9,10; Student Senate 11) JOHNSON. STEVE (Football 9; Wrestling 9) JOHNSON. SYLVIA JUROSZEK. JOHN (National Honor Society 11.12; Student Council 11.12; German Club 10,11,12; Thespians 11,12; OCK 11,12; BRONC 11,12) KAWULOK, RUDY (Football 9.10: Basketball 9.10; Track 9,10,11; Intramurals 10,12; Class President 9; Student Council 9; OCK 9; S Club 10,11,12; Student Senate 10,11, 12) KENNEDY, MARGARET (Pep Club 9,10,11; Intramurals 9, 10; Student Senate 9; Gymnastics 9,10; Band 9) KETCHAM, TONI (Art Club. GAL. German Club) KETHMAN, JAMES (VICA 12) KILDEAU, RAY KILLWORTH, KONNIE (FTA 10; Pep Club 11; Intramurals 10.11) KINNEY. GREG KING, MERLE KNUDSON, PAT (DECA 11,12) KOBIELUSZ. GEORGE KOLTISKA, TOM (DECA 11,12; Student Senate 11; Orchestra 9; Spanish Club 9) KOLOS. SANDY (Pep Club 9; Girls Glee 9; Intramurals 9) KOSINE, DAVID KRISTY, DENNIS (Intramurals 9; Golf 10; Student Senate 10) KUCHERA, STEVE (Ski Team 9; Intramurals 10; Art Club 10) KUHL, LETTY (FFA 9,10) KURTH. JOHN (Band 9.10.11.12; Honor Society 12; Student Council 12; Chess Club 11) KUZARA, CHERYL (FFA. FHA) LADD, CINDY LAMASON, STEPHEN LANNERS. LAUREL LEACH,DEBRA LEE, DIXIE (FHA 11) LEGERSKI. BOB (Wrestling 9,10,11; S Club 9,10.11; Key Club 9,10,11; Football 9; Intramurals 12) LEWIS. CAROL (Pep Club 9; Intramurals 10; Chorus 10) LITTLER, KENN (German Club 9,10,11; Pep Club 9,10; Concert Choir 11.12; Musicals 9,10,11,12; Drama 10,11, 12; Prom Chairman 11; Student Senate 10,11; Bright Side 12; All-State 11; Thespians 12; FTA 11) LINDSAY. TERRI (GOODMAN) LOOKABAUGH. PATTY LORING, CINDY MAC LEAN, BARBARA (GAL 9,10; Band 9,10,11; Wind Ensemble 12; Girls Glee 9; Concert Choir 10,11,12; Sheridanaires 10,11; Bright Side 12; Drama 9,10,11,12; Thespians 9,10.11.12; All-State Band 10; All-State Choir 12; Spanish Club 1,2,3, President 4; Music Honorary 11, 12) MANOR, SUSAN (Class Treasurer 11,12; French Club 9. 10,11 Treasurer 10, Secretary 11; GAL 9,10; Gymnastic 9,10, Concert Choir 11,12; Student Senate 11; Freshman We watched. .. 260 Chorus; Ski Team 9; Homecoming Queen Candidate) MAROSOK. DEBBIE JEAN (Pep Club 9; French Club 9.10; GAL 9.10) MARSHALL. MARY (DECA 11.12; GAL 9.10,11,12; Spanish Club 10; Pep Club 9,10; Intramurals 9,10; Freshman Glee) MARTIN, CHRIS MATHEW, DON (Stage Band) MC BRIDE. JUDY (German Club 9,10; Girls Glee 9; Band 9,10,11; GAL 9.10,11.12) McCHESNEY, KEEVIN (Football 9,10; Basketball 9) MILLER. BETH MILLER. CONNIE (Pep Club 9,10,11; French Club 9.10,11; Intramurals 9; FTA 12) MOELLER, JIM (Football 9,11; Track 9; Wrestling 9; Music Honorary 12; Thespians 12; Drama 11,12; Concert Choir 10,11,12; Band 4; Pep Club 2; Select Vocal Groups 10.11.12) MONTEGNA, SUSAN (Band 9.10.11,12; Girls Glee 9; Girls Track 9) MOORE. KEITH MORALES, SHARON MORTENSEN. VIC (Basketball 10) MOUNSEY, JIM MULLER,GARY MYERS, PAT (DECA 11.12) NALIVKA, JOHN (Music Honorary 11.12; National Honor Society 12; NJROTC 9,10,11; Boy’s State' Orchestra 9,10, 11,12; Concert Choir 10,11,12; Musicals 11,12; All-State Orchestra 9.10,11.12; Student Senate 11; Student Council 12) NAMTVEDT, MARGARET (Art Club 9,10,11; GAL 9,10.11. 12; Pep Club 9) NEARD, DAVID (Wrestling 9; Intramurals 9,10; Student Senate 11) NELSON, JUANITA (GAL 9.10.11,12; Band 9) NICKEL, MIKE (Honor Society 12; Key Club 11.12; S Club 9,10.11,12; Wrestling 9,10,11.12; Football 9.11,12; Boys State; Student Senate 10,11; S Club President 12; Intra-murals 9,10.11,12) NILLUKA, CHRISTINA MARIE (German Club 9.10.11; GAL 9; Intramurals 9.10; Chorus 9; Concert Choir 10,11,12; Student Senate 12; Bright Side 12; Sheridanaires 11; Sunny Singers 11.12; Music Man 12; Music Honorary 11,12) OATTS, RICK (Swim Team 9,10.11.12; S Club 9.10.11.12; We laughed. .. and growled... Intramurals 9,10,11,12) OAKES, DAVID (Band 9.10,11,12; Musical 11,12; Concert Choir 12) OLSON, DANNY (Football 10; Intramurals 10) OVERGAARD, KATHY (GAL 9,10; Pep Club 9,10; Intramurals 9,10; Chorus 9) OWEN, BANITA PANETTA, KATHY PAREDEZ, LYDIA PARKER, JOYCE (Pep Club 9,10,11; Cheerleader 10,11; Freshman Class Treasurer; Gymnastics 9; Drama 9) We worked. .. PATTINSON, SHERYL PELISSIER, KELLEY (Student Council 9,10.11.12; French Club 9.10.11; President 12; Honor Society 11.12; Girls State; BRONC 11.12; GAL 9.10; Homecoming Queen Candidate 12; First Elk's Youth Leadership; Second Elk's Most Valuable Student; Experiment in International Living Scholarship) PERRY. JUANITA (Pep Club 9) PETERSON. ROSS PINDER, GERALD POULOS, JERRY (Concert Choir 9.10,11.12; Musicals 10. 11; Football 9.11) PINDER. KELVIN PRYOR.JERRY PUST. NANCY RAHLSTON,JAY RAWLINGS. CINDY RAWLINGS. TEMPE (Pep Club 9.10.11.12; Pom Pom Girl 11,12; Prom Server; Spanish Club 10; Chorus 9,10; Swim Team 10; Intramurals 10) RAYMOND, JAMES REARDON, PAT REDBURN. MIKE REED. DON REED,JOYCE REIMERS. BONNIE (Pep Club 9.10.11; French Club 10.11. 12) RIDINGS, JEANNETTE (FTA 9,10,11.12; French Club 9; Pep Club 9.10.11.12; OCK 10; Pom Pom 11,12; GAL 9; Gymnastics 9,10,11: DECA 11; Thespians 12) RISDALL, ROCHELLE (Concert Choir 11.12; Music Honorary 12; FTA 9.10,11.12; French Club 10,11; Musicals 9, 10.12; Sunny Singers 11,12; Band 9,10,11,12; Twirler 12) ROMAN, KATHLEEN MARIE (National Honor Society 12) ROSS. DIANE ROSS, LORENE RUFF. JIM (Wrestling Manager 9,10; Football Manager 10; S Club 10.11,12; Boy's State; National Honor Society 12; Experiment in International Living Scholarship 11) SADLER, KAYLEEN SAMS, MARGARET SANDERS, LORI (Band 9.10,11.12; Chorus; Majorette; FTA 9.10,11.12; Speech Team 10.11,12; NFL 10.11,12) SARE, DEBBIE (Pep Club 9,10; GAL 9,10; Intramurals 9. 10; Girls Glee 9; Gymnastics 9,10,11.12; Student Senate 9.10.11.12) SCHERRY.LOREEN SCHWABAUER, SHERRY (DECA 11.12; Pep Club 11) SCHWARTZ. ROB (S Club 9.10.11.12; Swim Team 9.10.11. 12; Intramurals 9) SCOTT. BILL (Concert Choi r 11.12; Thespi ans 11.12; Bright Side 12; Track 12; Musicals 11.12; Speech Team 261 We helped others get off the ground. .. and get their feet bacK on the ground... 12; Drama 10.11.12) SEVERANCE. JULIE (Pep Club 9,11; Intramurals 9; Class Secretary 10,11,12; Pom Pom 12) SHAFFER, FRANK (Key Club 11,12; SClub9.10.ll.12; Student Senate 12; Golf 9.10.11,12; Basketball 9,10; OCK 12; BRONC 12) SHARP, STEVE (Wrestling 11) SHUFFIELD, NITA SIKORA. TONI (Chorus 9,10; FTA 9; GAL9.10.il; FFA 11. 12; FHA 11,12) SIMON, CHERYL (FHA 9. GAL 9) SIMMONS, CURT (Intramurals 9,10,11,12; DECA 11) SKATULA, KATHRYN (Girls State; Girls Nation; National Honor Society; Thespians 10,11.12; President 12; Music Honorary 10,11.12; Wyoming Junior Miss; GAL 9,10; In-tramurals 9,10; Student Council 9,10.11.12; Various select vocal groups. SMITH, RONALD H. (DECA 12; Band 9,10,11) SMITHHISLER, JOHN (Football 9,10; Basketball 9,10,11,12) SOBOTKA, RANDY SODERGREN.JULIE SOLIS. GILBERT SONGER, DENNIS (DECA 11,12; Student Council 10) SORENSON, CONNIE (FHA 9,10.11; French Club 11; National Honor Society 12) SPRACKLEN, JAY (Gymnastics 9.10,11,12; S Club 11,12; Student Senate 11) STANBRIDGE, CAROL STANTON, GARY STOPKA, SHARON (French Club 9,10,11; SHS Chorus 9,10. 11) STRAND. DALE SULLIVAN, GREG (Gymnastics 9,10,11,12; S Club 12; Intramurals 9; Drama 12) SWARTHOUT. DAVE (DECA 11,12; Golf 10.11,12; Football 9,10; Student Senate 11.12) SYMONS, BOB (Swim Team 10; Football Manager 11; S Club 12) TAKACH, TOM (Cross Country. Basketball. Track. Student Council. S. Club) TAPPE. MIKE THICKMAN, ERIKA (National Honor Society 12; French Club 10,11,12; German Club 9,10,11,12; Speech Team 9. 10; NFL 10,11,12; GAL 9,10; OCK 12; BRONC 12; Literary Magazine Editor 12; Student Senate 11; Student Council 12; Thespians 9,10,11,12; District Band 10,12; All- 262 State Orchestra 12; Music Honorary 11,12) TISSINO. TINA TOMASCO, JOE TONER. MARY ANN TUCKER, CONNIE (Student Senate 10,11; Thespians 9,10, 11.12; Drama 9.10.11.12; OCK 11.12; BRONC 11.12; Literary Magazine 12; Editor-in-Chief 12) TURJILLO, RICHARD TURNER. CONNIE URBATCHKA, RICHARD (Honor Society 12; Music Honorary 11,12; Orchestra 9.10,11,12; Band 9.10.11; Stage Band 10,11; S Club 10,11,12; Student Senate Vice-President 12; Musicals 10,11,12; Concert Choir 12; Bright Side 12; All State Orchestra 12; All District Choir 12) UROSZEK. LINDA (FTA 9,10; Pep Club 9,10,11,12; German Club 9.10; GAL 9,10,11,12; National Honor Society 12; Pom Pom Girl 11,12; Student Council 11; Girl’s State 12) VIGIL, FORREST VINE, JESSE WANTULAK, JERRY (Basketbal 1 Manager 10; Track Manager 10.12; Football Manager 11) WEAVER, PEGGY (Girls Track 9; Pep Club 9,10.11.12; GAL 9.10.11; FFA 11,12; Girls Glee; SHA Chorus 10.11. 12) WEBER, KAREN (Student Council 9.10.11,12; Swim Team 9,10; Pep Club 9,10; GAL 9; Prom Server; French Club 9.10,11,12; OCK 9; Intramurals 9,10) WELLS, HARRY (Band 9,10,11; Orchestra 9.10) WELTNER. JOHN (French Club 11.12) WIBERG, RICHARD (DECA 11,12) WILLIAMS, DANNY (Football 9; Wrest 1 ing 9.10,11.12; Cross Country 11; S Club 10,11,12; Key Club 11,12; Student Senate 12; Band 9,10,11,12; Chorus 9) WILSON, CINDY WOODARD. KAREN (Pep Club 9. French Club 9,10,11) YORIO, LINDA YOUNGREN, SUSAN WOLFF, KATHERINE (SHS Ensemble 10,11; Chorus 9,10, 11) ZOWADA, SHARON and then we left! 263 Sheridan High School A Place To Learn, s' 264 To Gather, 266 267 268 269 Farewell! A Word That Must Be, And Hath Been — A Sound Which Makes Us Linger; —Yet— Farewell! Byron - - Childe Harold Don’t view me with a critic’s eye, Large streams from little But pass my imperfections by. fountains flow, Tall oaks from little acorns grow. David Everett (1770-1813) w 4.r ■Ti .Mr • '• v'‘A IS? fi ¥ 't-y-M Kh-' i- |.j ■■■mp,i;«it5, rf,jV vf?J� ] Acknowledgments y yori[rlbuti.„ s: fe rf'(� End Sheet Photography: Pick K Coloh Photography: Barb MacLean ; . Photography S rvice ;1',' , 1 i Archie NashA ' ™ ' '■ • « Poetry Copt? Mike Re Camera West Don Diers Vacationldnd Studio Ziemer’s j ( Jr v -r ! Sheridan Press Cover Photography Exceptional Staff Photography ' Margaret w 'JBw.. John Julroszek ] v | Teena •Pawlincs JVw j ■ 1 ‘ • Teena -Rawlings : | . 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