Sheridan High School - Bronc Yearbook (Sheridan, WY)

Text from Pages 1 - 264 of the 1976 volume:

1 KKOyC 1976 SHERIDAN HIGH SHERIDAN WTO. VOLUME 69 Staff Connie Meyers......Editor Anne Hufford Tammy Christler Dixie Nicholas Jerry Apel Jan Undemood David Voogd Kelly Roberts Bonnie W os lager Carol Bent Felicia Rotellini Teresa Hall Debi Oliver Donna Pryor Liz Ross John Rotellini Business Editor Don Ingalls......Advisor Professional Photographers, Vacationland Studio (cover, homecoming royalty, and senior pictures), K-Bar Studio in Buffalo (senior pictures) Don Dieis (senior pictures), Camera West, Dave Chilcott, Andy Strain, Sheridan Press Staff Photographers Connie Meyers Felicia Rotellini Todd Windsor Teresa Hall David Voogd Carol Bent A tip of the hat to Mrs. Howard Apel Jane Clark Tom Teter Art Stroup Fall Division Homecoming Football . . Varsity Che eric ad eis Girls Volleyball. Golf.... Play. . . . Student Govemme nt Bronc Staff . .12 DEC A...........32 .14 FBLA............33 .18 Speech Team . .34 National .23 Forensics . . .35 Ock.............36 .24 .25 NJROTC ... .37 ,26 Administration .38 Aides ,28 Secretaries • .40 ,30 Custodians Cooks. ... .41 Freshmen. . . .42 Winter Division. . Singing V alentines. Christmas Activities . Basketball . Wrestling . Swim Team Gymnastics . S Club. . . Pep Club. . 73 .56 GIS GAL . 74 .58 Key Club. . 76 .59 ,60 FFA FHA. . 78 ,66 Rodeo Club. 80 .68 Art Club . . 81 ,70 Sophomores. 82 .72 Life at SHS . 94 Faculty . 106 3 the happ ier the time... 4 5 . .. time is on our side. 6 7 In the course of time, we grow to love things we once hated and hate things we loved. R. L. Stevenson 8 9 11 Royalty assembly reflects enthusiasm of Homecoming activities Connie Meyers Rod He Ivey Teresa Hall Tony Chambers Susan Killworth Tom Rhodes Julie Terry Charlie Ballek 14 Bonnie Broemel Randy Wamke Kathy Bigelow Bruce Harris Far Left: Queen, Felecia Rotellini and King, Tom Brantz. Left: Attendants, Debi Harrison and Rich Marshall; Felecia and Tom; attendants, Verna Verle and Dave Morales. Debbie Williams Steve Patterson Carol Newlon Mike Kane Contestants represented the following clubs: (Pictured As Couples): Connie and Rod, Bronc Staff ;TeresaandTony, Concert Choir; Susan and Tom, DECA; Brenda and Tom, FBLA; Debbie and Steve, FHA; Carol and Mike, French Club; Julie and Charlie, German Club; Bonnie and Randy, GIS; Cathy and Bruce, Honor Society; Clara and John, Music Honorary; Felecia Rotellini and Tom Brantz, GAL. (Not Pictured As Couples) Verna Verley and Bob Brock, Key Club; Tina Bird and Rich Marshall, Pep Club; Kellie Jenrich and D.G. Reardon, S. Club; Debi Harrison and Dave Morales, Spanish Club. IS Photography by: Jane Clark SPMJZ Am PAKZJCJPA ZJOJk1 Homecoming reached its annual high for fun and excitement this year. This wouldn't be possible without the school spirit that exists throughout the entire week of homecoming activities. It started Monday, September 22nd, with Hat Day. Tuesday was hat and necktie day; Wednesday, hat, necktie, and mitten day; and the assembly to introduce king and queen candidates. Thursday was mad plaid day and the powderpuff football game. Friday, the 26th of Sept, was the day of the homecoming assembly, parade, game, and dance. Even faculty members got involved in the '75' homecoming spirit; as shown by the photo at right. Below; the Jr. Class float and the Royalty float. 16 AJ'D Jtf MOMS’ 18-14 VjeZOKV Our apologies to the following people who did not appear on the preceding color page layout: Tina Bird, Bob Brock, Kellie Jenrich, and D.G. Reardon. The couples are, From Left to Right: Tina Bird and Rich Marshal, Pep Club; Kellie Jenrich and D.G. Reardon, S. Club; Verna Verley and Bob Brock, Key Club. 17 • • CO ACM seozzukj wsccoM? CHANGES ZO SHS dOOZHACC S' VAKSjzy seoKss Billings West 13 Sheridan Worland 13 Sheridan Sheridan Gillette Sheridan Cheyenne East Casper Natrona Sheridan . . . Kelly Walsh Sheridan Sheridan 22 Cheyenne Central . . . . Sheridan Belle Fourche Laramie Sheridan • . . .19 bkoms shoiv Amoves, DSVSKMJM Z3°H From LtoR: Top Row: C. Corlis, T. Barnes, D. Hayes, B. Brock, J. Shassetz, M. Knode, T. Chambers, C. Dudrey, R. Litler, B. Kawulok. Middle Row: M. Nickel, J. Pilch, R. Marshall, M. Marosok, J. Kinskey, R. Bridger, R. Sanchez, G. Toland, R. Marosok, R. Wright, D. Buyok, R. Warnke, D. Reardon. Bottom Row: R. Jones, G. Vick, J. Hurst, T. Brantz, B. Harris, M. Kane, M. DeRudder, J. Ferries, M. Davis, Behind the scenes, our favorite janitor, Jack Steele. 19 20 around KSSUCZS: HONORS ANT) RSCOQNJZJON bruce karris-, outstanding offensive player mike kane: Most inspirational tom brantZz all conferenee honorable mention all-state rich might: hardest worker Opposite Page Upper Left; Mick DeRudder blocks for Bob Kawulok. Lower Left; Mick hikes to Bob before practice. Lower Right; Rich Bridger gets a little support from Mike Kane. 21 D.Q. KSAKVOtf MOSZ VACUA ft a PCAVSK OUZSZAMDJM DS JVSm PCAVSK acc eomsKSMes ACC SZA zs SMKJMS UOIVC qjkc’s voimjXAjcx wvKODueet) zo s.m.s. Left photo; Varsity, L to R: Front: K. Revelle, F. Rotel-lini. Back Row: D. Meryhew, L. Rayfield, K. Bieglow, T. Woods, R. Glantz. Above: Coach Vicki Hanft with captains. Above: JV's: L to R; N. Genereaux, B. Swearngin, M. Cox, R. Cole, D. Trembath. Left: Renee Cole spikes one! Below: Another day-Another practice! underclassmen get involved in spirit raising Top Photo; J.V.'s: Front: Becky Legerski. 2nd Row: Mary McNealy, Kathy Johnson. Back: Karen Madsen. Left: Wrestling cheerleaders: Front: Kathy Revelle. Back: Mary Pelava, Judy Allison, Sandy Sare. Below: Frosh: Front: Holly Wintermute, Kim Case. 2nd Row: Lisa Kane, Mary Kinskey. Back: Dawn Kiester, Sheri Horsley. Bottom Left: sponsor Mrs. Reed chats with the girls. Opp. Page: Lower Left; Pompon girls, L to R, Back Row: Gretchen Orr, Brenda Dovey, Thea Risdall, Kim Yonkee, Jenny Leon. Front: Julie Wintermute, Tina Bird, Cindy Maddux, Kathleen Yale. rvj W£ PKACZJCSV, WS PCA XJS'D, A A1!) PKODUCSD: APMP” we Director: Mr. Dennis Kautzman (Main Characters) Li’l Abner - John Hurst Daisy Mae - Tami Kinnison Marrin' Sam - Tom Pool Mammy Yokum - Kathy Bigelow Pappy Yokum - Steve Badgett General Bullmoose - Steve Mecham Appassionata Von Climax - Julie Gardner, Felicia Rotellini Earthquake McGoon - Larry Ketchem Senator Jack S. Phogbound - Mark McManus Dr. Rasmussen T. Finsdale - David Voogd Evil Eye Fleagle - Kelly Reasoner Lonesome Polecat - Bill Redder Hairless Joe - Tony Chambers Moonbeam McSwine - Connie Paine 27 coumjjc ZAKSS ZJMS zo pomsn I— Student Council officers; Steve Juroszek, Felecia Rotellini, Kim Yonkee, Teresa Hall, Seniors; R. Bridger, C. Ballek, K. Bigelow, D. Bradley, T. Barnes, M. Davis, D. Morales, D. Oliver, M. Siebert, Juniors; D. Hammer, A. Byrtus, K. Fry, A. Hufford, A. Ray, K. Reasoner, S. Scott, D. Worden, K. Yale, Sophomores; J. Kinskey, J, Allison, L. Benson, R. Cole, G. Coleman, M. Helvey, M. Pelava, B. Stewart, L. Wollenzien, Freshmen; G. Legerski, J. Banas, S. Gutz, J. Novotny, G. Hall, R. Hoffman, T. Pilch, M. Terry, andD. Williams. Above Left: Student Body Officers. Above Right: Student Senate. Center: Student Council. Below Left; Student Council. Below: Freshmen Council -men. 28 SSM ZE PRESEJVZS SZWDEtfZ HOMEROOM VIEWS More Senators: M. Badley, M. Edelen, J. Rotellini, J. Winter-mute, T. Turley, F. Fitchner, R. Jumer, C . Siebert, C. Pattison, T. Risdall, T. Ballek, V. Verley, R. Kennedy, M. McNealy, and D. Black. Student Senators: L. Ainsworth, T. Alden, M. Brennan, T. Demchok, M. DeRudder, L. Fall, D. Fisher, P. Gardner, G. Hall, B. Harris, D. Harrison, S. Hargis, D. Jacobson, C. Kirby, M. Knode, L. Mates, J. Melneck, A. Oakes, H. Peterson, D. Randall, J, Rosalez, J, Terry, R. Tompson, M. Townsend, D. Voogd, C. Wahut, R. Wright, J. Hurst, M. McManus, T. Kinnison, A. Faycosh, J. Gardner, K. Hoyer, G. Williams, S. Buckley, J. Keahey, T. Delapp, R. Helvey, C. Maddux, C. Sadler, C. Satterswait, M. Hinz, L. Anderson, S. Rogers, K. Cole, C. Hollingsworth. MAM CjCAJM WANTED Connie Meyers Editor Jerry Apel Introduction Ads When Zheij Were Seeded Felecia Rotellini Ann Hufford Sports Editor Junior Class Right; Ann Hufford, assistant editor; John Rotellini, business editor; Connie Meyers, Editor. Opposite Page; Ann, Connie and Kelly Roberts work on Junior Section. Not Pictured; Kathy Watson and Camille Hape, Freshman section editors; Karmen Kirtley, Senior Directory and Wills. Jane Underwood Art Editor David Voogd Clubs Editor r' v -w -3S. m 30 mV WORKZO JZ Some Were Willing to Zhey A re Pictured Here With Burke White Yvonne Miller Sophomore Section Copy Photography by Zorn Zeter Connie j [eyers Don Jngalls Zhe resa Hall Carol Rent Sheridan Press 31 The officers for this year's DECA were: T.A. Rhodes - president; Martha Edelen -vice president; Jan Dietrich - Secretary; Ann Revelle - treasurer; John Rotellini - Reporter; and Amy Ray - Parlimentarian. In competitive activities Sheridan Chapter made a sweep of a mini-meet with Greybull and Worland. Martha Edelen took a State Achievement Award at the DECA State Meet. WE GAVE AWAY THINGS AT ASSEMBLIES DO’S DJSZKjmiZJVS SDUCA ZJOA1 cam AA’D VJ8WS 03 DSCA 32 eeamiAzm seeom l bar. ni zurs misjmss ZSJDSRS WE PUT ON A FASHION SHOW. This year's FBLA president was David Voogd. Caren Smith was vice president. Roxy Joslny was secretary. Marie Hoagland was treasurer. John Rotellini was Historian, and Grechen Orr was reporter. Caren Smith was also the outstanding member for 1975-76. T.A. Rhodes, David Voogd, Caren Smith, Paula Gilmore, and Tami Legerski place in the first four places in different events at the state meeting. The outstanding project for the year--WE PUT ON A FASHION SHOW. 33 Front Row, L to R: Steve Rogers, Keith Crimmel, John Rotellini, Ms. Henry, Dennis Switzer. Back Row: Greg Coleman, Cathy Crimmel, Dan Bradley, Kelly Reasoner, Renee Cole, Mary Williams. 34 SPSAKWQ JOK SMS, SPSSCM ZSAM Front Row, L to R: Amanda Leander, Jenny Hamilton, Steve Rogers, Jerry Apel, Greg Coleman, Mary Williams, Back Row: Kristy Kirkpatrick, Dixie Nicholas, Tammy Christler, Cathy Crimmel, Dan Bradley, Kelly Reasoner, John Rotellini, Renee Cole, Keith Crimmel, Dennis Switzer. Senior Speech members show their attitude toward their coach. Jerry Apel tells it like it is. NOW Am ZHSN ShtriJan Iflycmlnq Uelumt 1 Humbtr Npui gears Tebruary 1910 mnoze OA7 PAP AT) 8 Am KB Vjew Upper Left: James Isakson, Principal. Upper Right: Mr. Isakson discusses business. Lower Left: Duane Donahue, Assistant Principal. Lower Right: Richard Hall, Assistant Principal. 38 School Board, L to R, Sitting: Mr. Olson, Mr. Schwartz, Mr. Hargis, Mr. Forbes, Mr. Perkins, Mr. Scott. Standing: Mr. Harper, Mr. Kukuchka, and Mr. Bether-eum. Left: Mr. Shovlain, Superintendent and Mr. Popovich, Assistant Superintendent. 39 we Q£z mj wjzm a Secretaries From L to R: Mrs. Musgrave, Mrs. Gunderson, Mrs. Huling, Mrs. Fletcher, Mrs. Harris, Mrs. Wintermute. Aides, Front: Mrs. Williams. Second Row: Mrs. Baker, Mrs. Argento, Mrs. Townsent. Third Row: Mrs. Ring, Mrs. Rueb, and Mrs. Miller. Perhaps some of the busiest people in our school, and most overlooked, are our aides and secretaries. They are a great help to students and teachers every day of the year. And what would we do without the cooks to feed us and custodians to clean up after us? 40 azzcs mscp mom oun Cooks From L to R: Mrs. Githens, Mrs. Debski, Mrs. Cornelius, Mrs. Gilmore, Mrs. Crosby, Mrs. Cherni, Mrs. Waddell, Mrs. Legerski, Mrs. Wasson. Custodians, Front: Mr. Snyder. Back, L to R: Mr. Anderson, Mr. Daniels, Mr. Steel, and Mr. Shreve. 41 President Vice President Treasurer Secretary George Legerski Loma Worden Don Byrtus Roxanne Jumer h the Ml of '75' We Entered High School for the Sirst Zime Bright Eyed!!! Eager??? to Me the years Ahead C Roger Ackerson Terri Adsit Jeff Ainsworth T om Alden Diane Alden Steve Anderson T om Anderson Kelvin Andrews Ann Archibald Terri Argento Barbara Atkinson Angel Badgett Brenda Badgett Melissa Bad ley Tina Ballek John Banas Rose Beach Jim Bede Rich Belilow William Benedict Garth Benson John Berberich Dana Beveridge Richard Blake man Jason Bohn W e 7 O u JV T) r i e H d s h i P s 44 Gary Bowers Anita Brandt Mary Burgess Clifford Butler Don Byrtus Johanna Carlson Gerry Carpenter Bill C arrel Wayne Clayburgh Roger Coggins Jim Collingwood Robert Cook Mindy Cooley 45 fUH Scott Dexter Debbie Dietz Carrie Dingis Christina Dombovy Debbie Donoho Shirley Donahoo Brenda Douglas Jim Drell Jill Dunlap Terry Dumell Nathan Edwards Debra Ennis Joni Dahlin Dan Dailey Robert Davis Jill DeLapp Chris Deutsch Paul Deutsch 46 Shelly Felde Franc ine Fichtner Cindy Fiedor Yvette Findley Sherry Fort Michelle Fry Paul Gazdik Larry Germann Troy Gerrard Dick Gifford Billie Gilmore Sherri Glasser Bambi Goddard Cindy Goodman Laura Goodwin Cindy Gosch frustration; Forrest Fuller Dale Gamble Terri Gamble Connie Garriffa Rick Garrison Martha Gates Alan Hall Greg Hall Russell Hamilton Cory Hamstreet Dixie Hankins Camille Hape David Harper Jim Harper Ronnie Harvey Terry Hedderman Cathy Heezen Kent Heide Jim Helmrick Steve Hendrix Mark Herden Kevin Heuer Sheila Hobbs Rob Hoffman Elizabeth Holcomb fellowship, 48 faculty. Teresa Justice Lisa Kane James Kawulok Mary Kawulok Stephen Ketcham DeeAnn Hollingsworth Rebecca Hoover Sherrie Horsley Joni Hull Keith Johnson Dawn Jordan Gayle Jordan Roxanne Jumer Susan Juroszek Merriam Khan Dawn Kiester Philip King Mary Kinskey John Kiser Joseph Kozeal Linda Kraft Roman Legerski Jim Leo George Leupold Roger Lobach Ann Loftin Dave Loseke Molly MacCarty Pat McCarthy Lori McChesney Michael McCoy Chris Macha Kathleen McKinley Melanie Marchant Steve Marlow Darci Marosok David Marosok Cheri Mayberry Brenda Metzger and folly; as we faithfully completed our freshman year. Bill Miller Tami Miller Janice Mitrenga Danny Morey Helen Morgan David Moss Marcia Muller Scott Muller Robert Mynet David Nelson Jim New Ion Lisa Norman James Novotny Ray Oatts Susan O'Dell Margaret Olson Chuck Onstott Chuck Oster Jeffrey Owings Ernie Parnell Donald Pelesky Shannon Perkins James Persinger Heidi Peterson 51 Laura Peterson Jimmie Pierce Tom Pilch Vicki Pinder Jane Poll Eugene Popp Susan Powell Sheila Powley Lori Reed Becky Reese Tammy Reese Clinton Reimers Michael Reimers Tammy Reimers Larry Richards Brett Richardson Steve Rieger Andrew Risdahl Kelly Roberts Susan Robinson Junior Rosalez Hank Rosaliz Georgia Rugg Kyle Scott Scott Shaffer Ron Shelley Patricia Sickler Roger Smith Mark Sonderby Kari Songer Kelly Stambaugh Mark Storey Abbic Talcott Kristy Talcott Rodney Taylor Valerie Taylor Patrick Tei gland Mike Terry Gwen Tetschner Laurie Thielen Norbert Trujillo Blake Valle go Christy Verley Ramon Vigil Terri Voogd Jeff Waddell Joella Waddell Steve Waddell Michael Wagner 53 Kathy Watson Larry Weber Bob Weber Tamara Weese Donna Wells Elsa Wertman David White Janet White Dorothy Williams Kenneth Williams Mark Williams Mike Williamson Liz Wind son Holly Wintermute Kent Winters Jeff Woo 1st on Loma Worden Greg Wragge Richard Wright Mary Wynne Gayle Young Kim Zeitner 54 MSSHMStf WOZ PICZUKST) Paul Anderson Tony McWilliams Steve Baumgartner Linda Mates Donna Beld Margaret Moody Rick BeU John Moravek Janet Brantz Stephanie Moshier Troy Cames Jeff Murdock Debbie Chitwood Bill Newport Jeff Clements Alicia Price Tom Curtis Cecil Randolph Kathy Donahoo Robert Romeo Greg Dooley Richard Ross Michael Gilbert Charles Simon Christie Goehring John Spainhower Clyde Goodman Bill Sphar Steve Grimshaw Tony Stephens Karl Koeneman Bryan Stringer James Koltiska Charlene Swearingin Gerald Legerski Ross Thompson Thomas Manor Daniel Volz April McKenzie Roger Welter 55 MOM OK SOCJSZy KKJMQS VM8MZJMSS DAV JMZO ccasskoom. .. OMCS AQAJM '' Zime and chance reveal all secrets.”—Manley Honor Society's biggest money-making project of the year is Singing Valentines. This gives a student the chance to send a valentine (poem or song) to the person he or she wishes to. Members of honor society go to each classroom and recite the poem or sing the song that was sent from one person to another. It's not always serious and romantic but often fun and even insulting!? The one drawback? The receiver must stand up on his or her chair for the occasion! 58 cmkjszmas A Z S.M.S., ’ZJS ZMB SB A SOfl ZO MB iIOZjCIJ .. .1976 MAS AKKJVBD. Deck the halls with boughs of holly! And that's what Sheridan High School did at Christmas time. Not only did we deck the halls, but decorated the doors, ornamented trees, and held the annual Yule Tide assembly. And how did Christmas look years ago? See for yourself in the picture below. 59 MOMS Varsity, L to R: Top Row: Coach Rapstad, B. Kawulok, D. Reardon, R. Marshall, R. Marosok, J. Ferries, S. Hargis, D. Buyok, B. Harris, B. Stewart, Coach Kadrmas, mangr. B. Graham, 1st Row: T. Brantz, R. Warnke, T. Davis, T. Demchok, G. Heagy, J. Pilch, M. Knode, B. Smith, C. Isakson. Above: Frosh, Back row; L to R: J. Kawulok, S. Roush, A. Hall, P. Teigland, D. Marosok, C. Onstott, R. Sawyer, K. Scott. Front Row: B. Weber, J. Newlon, P. Gazdik, T. Pilch, J. Rosalez, R. Hoffman, D. Moss. Left: Soph., Back Row: L to R: B. Powley, R. Onkka, D. Justice, B. Baker, M. Gay, R. Calkins. Front: P. J. Kane, D. Roush, D. Smith, R. Chaikins, M. Hardesty, D. He Ivey, R. Brewer. JV’S w ACZJOW KOtic 20 Left: Tim Demchok. Above: Craig Isakson. Right: Little Jimmy Ferries. Opp. Page: Top Left: Tom squeeks through. Top Left: Bob drives. Bottom Left: Dave and Bob do the two step sideways. Bottom Right: Dg, did you see that. BKJQMZ 7UZUK8 JJV SZ0K8 70K QJKZ’S BASKSZBACJC Front Row, L to R: L. Rayfield, R. Glantz, B. Swearingin, S. Juros-zek, T. Grooms, K. Revelle, L. Anderson. Back Row: S. Gradin, T. Lupiezowietz, J. Jurosek, K. Friend, J. Swanson, N. Genereaux, D. Meryhew, K. Kawulok, M. Fry, L. Johnson. Above Photo; Coach Mills, Right: introduction of players at last home game, Below: captains; Lori and Robin, Managers; Lori and Sheri, Left: Ray goes for a basket, Far Right: Lupi hits for two! t 4 'ft - MW ssasoh GVMMSZS HA VS AH Oil Z- SZAH'DJHG Center Photo; L to R; Fr. Row: P. Brock, F. Rotellini, V. Verley, T. Hall, P. Frisbie. 2nd Row: L. Wollenzien, L. Ainsworth, P. Steils, C. Lyman, B. Broemel. Top Right: Melissa Badley, outstanding J.V. Vaults, Top Left: Is that you Jane Robinson? Right: Teresa Hall, outstanding senior athlete. Left: Charlotte gracefully executes her floor ex. WKSSZCSKS MA VS A sueesssnic ssasoa1 Team pic., L to R; Back Row: G. Legerski, W. Bondi, C. Walters, R. Bridger, M. Nickel, R. Sanchez, B. Brock, R. Helvey, F. Weaver, M. Roadifer, J. Horsley, J. Helmerick. 3rd Row: G. Benson, E. Mitchell, C. Corlis, M. Marosok, C. Dudrey, J. Kins-key, R. Helmerick, B. Morales, D. Horsley, R. Gaskell, M. Terry. 2nd Row: States, L. Mitchell, J. Kinskey, K. Cole, N. Khan, M. French, M. Smith, D. Booth, R. Roadifer, S. Bursell, R. Lobach. 1st Row: B. Miller, R. Thompson, P. Kukuchka, T. Anderson, K. Heuer, R. Legerski, K. Johnson, J. Banas, D. Dailey, J. Kyser, J. Owings, N. Trujillo. Top Left: Nazir at work. Right: Rick Sanchez. Oppl Page, Top Right: State qualifying team. 66 SZAZS JHR-- KHAy CMAMPS SH S SZA ZS CHAMP 9S CP. CCASS POD mcvey SZA ZS CHAMP 126 CP. CCASS SWJMMSKS SPjCASM ZO Above: Dick splashes again! Below: Jeff gets ready. Lower Right: Was that left, right, hop—or vice versa? vjezotzy A?zsK vjezoKy Above; L to R: Front Row: M. Brynell, T. Gourley, J. Gutz, D. Hammer, T. Alden. 2nd Row: R. Forister, D. Bell, P. Demple, J. Rose, A. O'Dell, J. Horsley. 3rd Row: G. Bell, J. Johnson, L. Urosek, J. Semler, A. Deliramich, D. Livingston, C. Welter, B. Nelson, D. Schmick, J. Shassetz, W. Reed, P. Reed, J. Davey. Top Right: Who forgot to fill the pool!?!? Also in team picture Coaches McCrary and Rollins. 69 UOXJ’S QIIMXASZJCS Q M MOWS OM ZO ZJZXS pocAm Mens we COMB! it Be Opp. Pg. Top, L to R, Back Row: J. Baker, L. Carter, J. Buckley, J. Keahey, Coach Landenberger. 2nd Row: K. Spanbauer, J. Broemel, M. McManus, J. Ainsworth, D. Black. Front Row: A. Harnish, M. Storey, N. Edwards, D. Morey, G. Hall. Bottom Left: Kevin on the high bar. Right: Jerry Buckley in action. Above: Jeff Keahey 2-time state all-around champ. Below: Jack Baker points his toes. 71 s-ecun PKOMOZe speezA zok SPOKZS W Back Row, L to R: Dave Bell, Dick Hammer, Rich Bridger, Dave Buyok, Bill Graham. Front Row, L to R: Marc Davis, Mark Nickel, Rod Helvey, Rob Gaskill, Marvin French, Merle Smith. Officers for the 75-76 school year were: Rod Helvey, President; Rich Bridger, VP; Rich Marshall, Sec.; John Horsley, Treas., Greg Bell, Sgt. at arms. 72 p£p emn Above: Pep Club officers were; L to R: Tracey Knode-VP; Mrs. Reed-Sponsor; Kristy Kukuchka-Pres.; and Konni Bethurem-Sec.-Treas. Top of Page. Pep Club members Pictured Are: Back Row, (Standing) L to R: K. Madson, B. Hoover, J. Fitchner, F. Fitchner, L. Craft, E. Flint, R. Montegna, K. Kukuchka, K. Eych-ner, J. Swanson, K. Case, T. Grooms, T. Legerski. Second Row; T. Reimers, C. Christ, C. Gold, B. Case, C. Mooney, C. Maddux, P. Brock, K. Bethurem, K. Johnson, C. Kirby, B. Legerski. Front Row; M. McNealey, J. Alison, S. Sare, J. Wintermute, A. Ray, K. Yale, C. Maddux, K. Jenrich, T. Knode. The purpose of this year’s Pep Club was to maintain school spirit and increase backing at all spectator sport events. Pep Club Activities for the year included bus trips to out of town games, decorating halls, decorating window’s of businesses downtown for homecoming, and other pep type ventures. Pep Club homecoming candidates were Tina Bird and Rich Marshal. Am SCMOOjC SPJKJZ 73 qjrjC’s a zmcszjc ecm’s Back Row: President, Robin Glantz; Linda Wollenzien; Colleen Siebert; Cindy Maddux. Second Row: Julie Jurosek, Lori Rayfield, Charlene Maddux. First Row: Teresa Lupiezowietz, Felecia Rotellini. The purpose of GIS is to stimulate interest in girls interscholastic sports, and to sponsor The SHS Senior Girl Athlete Of The Year Award. Below: Teresa Hall receives the 1975-76 award from Miss Schlattman and Debi Springer last year's award winner. 74 HA VS ACZJVS ySAK Q.A-JC. Back Row: Christy Verley, Cindy Maddux, Kathy Yale, Felecia Rotellini, Tammy Legerski, Konnie Bethurem. Second Row: Becky Hoover, Colleen Kirby, Phyllis Brock, Charlene Maddux. First Row: Tammy Grooms, Kim Case, Carol Gold. GAL was responsible for organizing girls' intermural competition for the school year. Events included: Horseshoes, Badminton, Basketball, Deck Tennis, Soccer, Table Tennis, Volleyball, and Archery. GAL and GIS jointly completed a float for the homecoming parade. The club sponsors are Mrs. Reed and Miss Schlattman. 75 Back Row; Left to Right: Mr. Hansen, John Rotellini, Brad Junker, Tom Pool, Bryn Stewart, Jim Ferries, Mike Helvey, Mr. Beuhler, Anne Hufford, Jenny Leon, Jim Kawulok, Nazir Khan, Rich Bridger, Lucy Johnson. Middle Row; Left to Right: Becky Legerski, Kathi Johnson, Karen Madson, Keith Crimmel, Jenny Hamilton, Konni Bethurem, Phyllis Brock, Jim Russell, Jim Newlon. Front Row; Left to Right: Mark Nickel, Dean Frickey, Kyle Scott, Chuck Rose, Brian Voogd, Mary Kinskey, Robert Johnson. Right: Ann Hufford and Jenny Leon ready for the governor's ball. 76 Top Row; L. to R: T. Michelena, B. Wollston, R. Mickenzie, R. Costel, B. Harper, J. Delapp. Second Row; J. Bohn, D. Neilson, S. Joseph, J. Jones, C. Pattison, J. Wollston, Third Row: K. Scott, C. Larsen; M. Muller, T. Barbula, K. Torrens, Front Row: K. Johnson M. Terry, B. Richardson, R. Legerski, B. Maxted. VutuSS- THE NATIONAL ORGANIZATION FOR JOOD JOKZMOUQM Z ZOO A IJ Back Row; L. to R: R. Blakeman, W. Clayburgh, C. Goodman, J. Waddle, K. Bangerter, R. Harvey. Second Row: J. Bohn (Sponsor), J. Carrel, G. Legerski, A. O'Dell, P. Kukuchka, D. Connely, D. Harper. Front Row: S. Koltiska, T. Reardon, C. Eychaner, C. Wilmsmeier, S. Cotton. 78 This year's F. F. A. was one of the most active clubs in High School. Local F. F. A. projects included a faculty breakfast, a parent's night, and the annual donkey basketball game. Club activities also included district livestock judging, district farm mechanics and meat judging, StateF.F.A. judging contest, Denver stock show, Wyoming Angus field day, State F. F. A. convention, A. I. C. Leadership school and a range management field day. STUDYING VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE Above: Ken Torrens and Star Cotton cooking Fac. breakfast. Below Left: Mr. French enjoys breakfast for teachers. pnovme joo'D jok ZMS Hi ZUKS HJijM SC MOOC KODSO ‘76' Right Above: George Legerski rides again. Above: Rob Gaskell G friend. • Ouch! 80 arz earn pajjvzs zhs zowjv Standing L. to R: Camile Hape, Pam Beck, David Voogd, Diane Zowada, AnnaFaycosh, Gary Bowers, and Jean Adsit. Seated: Mike Wagner, Mr. Murphy, Cindy Moore, Mrs. Skarr, and Connie Meyers. Art club elected Anna Faycosh chairperson. Other offices were performed by Mrs. Skarr. She and Mr. Murphy were the club sponsors. Outstanding projects included a town bake sale and painting Christmas cards on local shop windows. JZ’S CA ZSR ZMAfi you ZHJM Right: Melody Kekich, SHS Rodeo Club Queen. Left: Rodeo is a great way to spend a day. 81 Treasurer Secretary President Vice-president Phyllis Brock Kathi Johnson Jon Kinskey Chuck Hutton Jtf ZHS WJtfZSK we wens mz zo ns umsKecAssMSM nuz SOUQ HZ ZO ACHJSVS zhs mpossmce dksam- Kimberly Acker Judy Allison Decilla Anderson Terri Anderson Jerry Apel Scott Baccari A sense of Bob Baker Lexi Bartenhagen Bill Baumgartner Pam Beck David Behsman Elizabeth Benson Konnie Bethurem Pennie Birr John Bisby Dave Booth Kevin Bradley Harold Brantz Mary Brennan Ron Brewer Phyllis Brock Debbie Burrows Jim Busch John Butler Rickie Calkins Roger Calkins Marcella Carpenter John Carrel 84 Kim Case Teri Castle Tammy Christler security, Kelly Cole Renee Cole Greg Coleman Peggy Collingwood Dan Corley Ron Copeland Chris Corlis John Cotton Keith Crimmel Candi Crist Clay Dahlin Jeri Dahlin Dolores Dalton Bradley Davis Darren Davis Paul Demple Tracy De Rudder Kelly Edwards Kenny Elliott Ronald Etchemendy Cathy Eychaner Dan Fairbank Laurie Fall Ana Faycosh Lance Feaster 85 Ken Felde Jeff Felker James Ferries Eleanor Flint Rob Forister Marvin French Kathy Friend MiMi Fuller Julie Gardner Tammy Grooms Barbara Hall Jenny Hamilton Mike Hardesty Michael Gray Carol Gold Natalie Gorzalka Billy Graham Mike Green Larry Grooms serenity, Allen Harnish Doreen Harper Kelly Harrington Wanda Hart Neal Hartman Margo Harvey Mark Hawkins 86 Mike Helvey Patrick Helvick Albert Hendrickson Charles Hett Mark Hinz Scott Hollingsworth Diane Horsley John Horsley Janice Howard Valerie Huson Viva Huson Chuck Hutton Craig Isakson Cathy Jensik Dave Johnson Lori Johnson Kathi Johnson Sanford Joseph Douglas Justice 87 Kristy Kirkpatrick Susan Knapp Jamie Koltiska Steve Kraft Gregg Kuzara Pattie Lacek Marcus Knode Cheryl Kober Karen Kobielusz s c r v i c e Zack Lannan Amanda Leander Rebecca Legerski Tammy Legerski Gary Lentsch Robert Lenzi Debbie Leo Renee Littler t Kathy Love Kirk Lupcho Charlotte Lyman Charlene Maddux Patty Madron Karen Madson Toni Marosok Bonnie Maxted Roy May Gregory McKinley Mark McManus Mary McNealey Steve Melneck Susan Melvin August Moerike Roxanne Montegna Samuel Montayne Brian Morris Lynn Morrison Lisa Myers Conrad Namtvedt Dixie Nicholas Marion Niedringhaus Julie Norris S h a r i n 9 t school Paul Rieger Jerome Pilch Susan Powell Bruce Powely Lori Rayfield Tammy Reardon Bill Redder Cathy Reindahl Karen Revelle Kathy Revelle Linda Richardson Joni Riely Kelly Riley Bob Rinehart Jane Robinson Anne Rodosevich j- Cookie Rodriquez Steve Rogers Liz Ross Danny Roush Tom Roush Thomas Ruby Craig Sadler Darin Sadler Doug Schmick Valerie Schum an Dave Schwabaur Jw ; Craig Sellery Jim Semler spirit, Kenny Sickel Tammy Senff Bessie Sickler Colleen Siebert Jerry Simon Dave Smith Lori Smith Merle Smith Lance States Joyce Stevison Bryn Stewart Laurie Stiles Ken Stites Judy Swanson Dennis Switzer Cheryl Trembath Kenneth Trentacosti Theresa Turley Timothy Turner Lynn Upchurch Marlene Vail Robert Vine Brian Voogd Bruce Voogd Cecilia Washut Mary Welty Georgia Williams Kay Winters Linda Wollenzien Tracy Wood Patrick Wright Diane Zowada 92 and success as we travel on. SOP MOM OKSS ft!OZ PJCZUKSO Roger Anthony Rick Arizona Steve Beaver Tammy Bolin Allison Beveridge Lie ah Beveridge Lori Ann Bickel Zane Boyd Lee Carter Ron Chase Valeria Crosby Everett Donoho Joel Eaton Kelly M. Edwards Terry Fisher Jim Foltz Canatta Goodman Micheal Gray Scott Hensley Kenneth K aster Bill Kekich Elizabeth Powell Ermino Rodriguez Robert Schaffer Art Stroup Dennis Studie Teresa Trujillo Edward Vine 93 94 95 There's a time for all things. --Shakespeare Above Left; Some people are more photogenic than others. Upper Left; One method of staying sane through another school year. Upper Right; Left; and Above; Freshmen use their time wisely. 96 Activities keep students busy. Far Left; Guys help on student council Clean Up Day. Left; Student Senate car wash. Right; Going somewhere? Lower Right; What really goes on in a classroom full of Freshmen? Far Right; Mr. Donahue hands over the job of assistant principal to Dana Livingston. '' Zime is a river of passing events -, a rushing torrent. ” —M. Aurelius 102 105 ICC 107 The Philosophy of Sheridan High School is an outline of set standards and goals. Ten years ago the objectives for faculty members read as follows; In consideration of our pupils, we as teachers at Sheridan High School should: 1. Teach the value of worthy home membership. 2. Teach good study habits and evaluation and self-evaluation. 3. Develop an appreation of literature, art, and music-well-rounded knowledge which is a mark of the educated person. 108 William Avery 109 110 Ill 7. Develop an appetite for learning. 8. Provide adequate guidance in learning to think independently, to make decisions, and to exercise self-control and self-discipline. • 9. Provide adequate guidance in physical development, an awareness of the need for proper health habits, and guidance for a well-adjusted emotional development. 112 113 12. Encourage the development of a sense of responsibility and cooperative skills and attitudes. 13. Encourage development of the ability to make social and economic adjustments. 114 10. Provide guidance in developing a feeling of tolerance and the understanding of how people and customs differ. 11. Encourage participation in creativity experiences that will, in turn, encourage worthy use of leisure time. Lette Reed rank Ratajsk, Donna Peldo 14. Provide for the learning of working tools-the ability to use libraries and other resources for needed information. 115 117 118 16. Encourage an understanding of the rights, privileges, and responsibilities in the high school, community, and nation. 119 17. Encourage the development of the proficiency to recognize current problems, fallacious thinking, and propaganda—as such, with the ability to use propaganda for constructive purposes. 18. Develop the ability to take directions, give directions, and follow directions. 19. Develop a thorough knowledge and the application and appreciation of fundamental skills and subject matter. 20. Develop the ability to think critically, independently, sensitively, and logically and to express these thoughts clearly, convincingly and effectively. A new face at S ,H.S, is that of Linda Roseware. She teaches nursing and started during the 1976 academic year. 21. Develop an acceptance of increasing responsibility and cooperation in all groups. 22. Develop an increasing understanding and use of the scientific method of attacking and solving problems and interpreting situations. 120 If you don't like children never take a job as Supervisor of Study Halls -quote from Mrs. Christy. After 20 years of working with every type of child and every kind of problem--from having honor students, drop-outs, ditchers, fighters, illnesses, romances, marriages and successful business men women has made life anything but dull for Mrs. Christy in Room 203 in Sheridan High. She estimated that over 15,000 students have been in her study halls over the years and to her, they are all her friends. She assures us that most of the years have been rewarding and a memorable experience but is now ready for a new way of life. v. Mrs. Irma Christy WS’jCjC MJSS you, MUS. 121 ENGLISH DEPARTMENT; FRED CRIMMEL: English, English IB KAREN DEVISH: ACE English, ACE Composition CLIFF HARKINS: English IA, Sophomore Comp. Journalism. JUDY WORTH: American Lit, Science Fiction, English IB, Soph Comp. OLIVE LEE: Soph Comp. , Western Lit., Theatre G Drama, Spanish GEORGE .VL THEWS: General Semantics, Sci. Fic., Western Lit. , Soph Comp., Expository Writing MARGARET WEAVER: Amer Lit. , Eng G World Lit., Poetry, Soph Comp. NATALIE WRIGHT: Literature Fiction, Western Lit., English IA. SUSAN HENRY: Persuasive Speaking, Adv. Public Speaking, Communication, Salesmanship, Ace Comp., Deciding Policy MYRLA BISBEE: Imaginative Writing, Greek and Roman Mythology, Grammar, German MAXINE TORBERT: Grammar, French DONNA PELDO: English IA SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT: MIKE DARNELL: Psychology, Primitive Cultures, Sociology, Frontier History DAN HANSEN: Social Studies IA, U. S. Constitution, Survey Amer History, War or Peace LARRY HUTT: U. S. Constitution, College Bnd. Am. Hist., Soc. St. IA, Frontier Hist. , Political Sci. , USSR G Communism CRAIG McCRARY: Frontier Hist. , World Geog. , Contemp. Problems GLEN LILLIBRIDGE: U. S. Const., Recent U. S. Hist. , Ancient History, Religions-History WARREN PEARSON: Soc. , St. IA, Far East History, Economics, Anthropology, Frontier History SCIENCE DEPARTMENT: JOE BYRTUS: General Science JERRY COLEMAN: Physics, General Math, Algebra I JOHN ISAACSON: Geology, General Science ELLEN KAWULOK: General Sci, Micro-Biology, Biology I, Bachelor Survival LENUS NIELSEN: Aviation, Chemistryl GII, Environmental Quality TED RAPSTAD: Comparative Anatomy, Environmental Quality, Biology I TOM TETER: Biology I G II, Fish G Marine Biology MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT: RALPH CLCYD: Audiovisual Director, General Math, Adv Trig, Anal Geom, Gen Math, Algebra I RENEE MEADOR: Algebra II, Geometry Gen Math. WAYNE KADRMAS: Gen Math, Algebra I, Geometry, Accelerated Algebra I PHIL NOWAK: Basic Math, Algebra I RICHARD SPENCER: Algebra I, Prob G Stat, Elem Functions, General Math BUSINESS EDUCATION DEPARTMENT: RON ADAMS: Merchandising, Adv. Promotion, Sales, Marketing WADE FREIBOTH: Accounting I GII, Typing I GARY JOY: Accounting I, Business Law PAM SCHMICK: Shorthand I, Bus Machines, Typing I CLYDE STEWART: Bus Economics, Typing!, Personal Typing, Bus Machines, Business Math JEAN SWANSON: Typingl, Secretarial Office Practice, Shorthand I SUSAN TETER: Gen Business, Bus Machines, Bus Correspondence, Clerical Office Practice VOCATIONAL DEPARTMENT: CLAIR ARGENTO: Drafting I, Wood I CRAIG BECK: Graphics, Industrial Math JAMES BOHN: Vocational Agriculture I,II,III G IV DWIGHT FRENCH: Carpentry, Wood II ARNOLD HANSEN: Cooperative Occupational Education JACK HANSEN: Welding, I, II, III, Machine Shop RALPH HULTMAN: Engineering Drawing, Architectural Drawing, Power Mechanics ROBERT PEDULA: Machine Shop I G II DALE RING: Basic Electricity, Elec Radio, Elec T.V. KARL WOODSON: Welding I G II ESTELLE LYONS: Basic Foods, Advanced Foods, Clothing I GII, Human Relations, Consumer Ed, Home Environment LINDA ROSEWARE: Orientation to Nursing FINE ARTS DEPARTMENT: JANE SKAAR: Beginning Drawing, Advanced drawing, Commercial Art, Humanities, Silkscreening, Etching and Lithographing. ED MURPHY: Ceramics, Advanced ceramics, Sculpture BILL AVERY: Beginning Band, Band WESLEY WILSON: Orchestra DENNIS KAUTZMANN: Freshman Chorus, Music Theory G History, Mens G Girls Glee, Concert Choir PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT: ANNETTE REED: P.E. 9 G 10, Advanced P.E. HARDY ROLLINS: P.E. 9 G 10 RON LANDENBERGER: P.E. 9 G 10, Advanced P.E. DALE FULLER: NJROTC I, II G III TOM WADDELL: NJROTC I, II G III 122 The person who always demands his rights usually ignores his responsibilities. COUNSELORS: GARY GREEN JAMES WARD RUTH WILLIAMS DRIVERS EDUCATION: DICK BUEHLER: Drivers Ed FRANK RA TAJ SKI: Drivers Ed LIBRARY: DON INGALLS: Librarian, Library Science GLEANINGS FROM IRMA CHRISTY'S NOTEBOOK! Taken from the program for her retirement dinner, May 11, 1976. If you think you think, ask yourself what is the greatest thought you ever thought, then listen to the silence. Nov. 2, 1964. A procrastinator is one who puts off until tomorrow the things he's already put off until today. Each year kids say - Were you thinking of me when you wrote this? Criticism is the one thing most of us think is more blessed to give than to receive. Oct, 1962 If it wasn't for the optimist the pessimist would never know how happy he wasn't. This puzzles students G causes a lot of comment. Those who criticize the younger generation seem to forget who raised it! ! He that is good for making excuses is seldom good for anything else. There is no limit to the amount of good you can do, if you don't care who gets the credit. Most students have the spark of genius -- but a few seem to have ignition trouble. An optimist sees a light that isn't there. A pessimist comes along and blows it out. A favorite of all - they stop, read G ponder, then agree. 124 “OKDJJCAKy PSOPCS ZMJM Msxsaj mow zmsv wjcx spsm ZMSJK ZJMS; Charlie Ballek VALEDICTORIAN Nita Jordan S A LUT A TO RIA N Tod Windsor Kathleen Y ale EXPERIMENT IN INTERNATIONAL LIVING SCHOLARSHIPS A wards Kereived by Students at tlte S. M. S. Academic and Manors Assembly American Legion--Andrea Kuzara, Steve Juroszek, Felecia Rotqllini, Cathy Crimmel. NJROTC-- Raeleen Kennedy, Mike McCoy, Robert Lenzi, Gayle Bourne, Cynthia Cline. V.F.W.--John Rotellini, Nita Jordan, Dana Livingston. Fine Arts Awards-- Tammy Chemi, Kathy Bigelow, John Behles, Dan Bradley, State Mathematics--Charlie Ballek, Vivian Bisby, Dan Bradley, Renee Cole, Cathy Crimmel, Barbara Hall, Greg Hall, Jenny Hamilton, Steve Juroszek, Dana Livingston, Kelly Reasoner, Steve Rodgers, Bryn Stewart. Univ. ofWyo. Talent Search Contest— Kelly Reasoner 126 A MAJV O ? JNZ8CCSCZ ZKJSS zo use jz.” Valedictorian Award-- Charlie Ballek. Betty Crocker Award-- Cathy Crimmel. Elks BPOE-- Felecia Rotellini, Kathy Bigelow, Cathy Crimmel, Dana Livingston, Steve Juroszek, Dan Bradley. Delta Kappa Gamma--Sandy Daniels. Daughters of the American Revolution- - Felecia Rotellini. Rotary International- - Mitzi Siebert. Odd Fellows Rebecca U.N. Contest-- Keith Crimmel, John Rotellini. Nat'l. School Orchestra Award- - Tim Drobnick, Roger Rochford. Award for Photography-- Connie Meyers. DECA Awards- - Martha Edelin, Tom Rhodes, John Rotellini, FBLA Award-- Tom Rhodes, Marcus D. Smith (Jobs' Daughters)-- Cathy Crimmel. Swim Team Coach's Trophy — Dana Livingston, Pat Weber. Boys State-- Richard Hammer, David Kane, John Rotellini, Tod Windsor, Girls State--Natalie Genereaux, Debbie Jacobsen, Tami Kinnison, Jenny Leon, Sandy Sare, Sandy Scott, Tina Stopka, Darla Worden. Pres. Scholar Nominee--Cathy Crimmel. NJROTC--Tom Evanoff, Gayle Bourne. Industrial Arts-- Randy Wamke, John Cotton, Rick Sanchez, Mike Voogd. Pacific Automotive Show--David Black, James Burgess, Mark Hill. Instrumental Music Awards-- Georgia Rugg, John Behles, Diana Hauf, Jan Underwood, Peter Chemi, Dennis Switzer, Mike Seay, Kelly Stambaugh, Gary Small, Conrad Namtvedt, Greg Gill. Vocal Music Awards-- Kathy Bigelow, Mark Hinz, John Hurst, Larry Ketcham, Tami Kinnison, Clara Lenz, Steve Mecham, Ann Oaks, Tom Pool, Bill Redder, Tina Stopka, Laura Wittmayer, Steve Badgett, Lisa Wolcott, Concert Choir- Superior Rating State Poster Contest-- Dan BradleyWyo. Northeast District Youth of the Month Award-- Kathy Bigelow. Danforth Foundation I Dare You Award— Teresa Hall, Bruce Harris. Key Club Awards- - Steve Juroszek, Teresa Hall, Brad Junker. Nat'l. Merit Scholarship Program- - Dana Livingston, Charlie Ballek, Cathy Grimmel. Local State Bicentennial Senior Award-- Steve Juroszek. Sheridan Kiwanis Club Vocational Scholarships-- Debra Williams, Marshall Roadifer. Central Education Assoc. Heritage Scholarship-- Martha Edelin. Univ. of Wyo. Superior Student Scholarship-- Nita Jordan. Wyo. High School Honor Scholarships- - Charlie Ballek, Carol Bent, Dan Bradley, Marc Davis, Dana Livingston, Tami Mavrakis, Jerry Oltion, Felecia Rotellini, Francy Ruzicka, Deborah Theisen. Univ. of Wyo. Scholars Program--Charlie Ballek, Dan Bradley, Nita Jordan, Steve Juroszek. Univ. of Wyo. Summer Science Enrichment Program-- Natalie Genereaux. IZAAK Walton League for Summer Employment-- Kellie Jenrich. Earthwatch Scholarships- - Carol Bent, Natalie Genereaux. Mary N. Brooks Scholarship-- Felecia Rotellini. West Point Military Academy-- Rod Helvey. Sheridan Lion's Club--Jerry Oltion. Univ. of Wyo. Bankers Assoc. Scholarship-- Francy Ruzicka. Univ. of Wyo. John A. Hill. Memorial Scholarship-- Carol Bent, Marc Davis. Montana State Univ. Civil Engineering Freshmen Scholarship-- Cathy Crimmel. Northwest Comm. College Scholarship-- Marshall Roadifer. Board of County Commisioners Tuition Scholarships-- Kristi Kukuchka, Yvonne Miller (Sheridan College), Julie Terry (Univ. of Wyo.). St. Mary College Grant-- Peggy Gardner. South Dakota School of Mines and Tech. Scholarship--Dean Frickey. Casper College Coal Field Tech. Scholarships-- Charles Butler, Tony Chambers, Pete Deliramich, Mike DeRudder, Bruce Harris, Pat Hoffman, Mark Lyman. Sheridan College Scholarships- - Dean Frickey, Brad Junker, Jody Franklin, Tami Ketcham, Jeff Davey, Jean Gibson, Robin Glantz, Kelley McCalia, Martha Edelin, Dow Stewart, Cheryle Long, Sylvia Collingwood, Darlene Stanton, Tammy Chemi, Anita Johnson. “A zjms zo cove... Am a Springtime means Prom time for some. The activities were held at the high school gymnasium, from 9:00-12:00 P. M., with breakfast furnished by Elks later in the morning. The theme for this year's prom was Dream On . ZJMS JOR ROMAICS; PROM ’76 The servers for prom were (Above, Left to Right) Jerry Pilch, Becky Legerski, Kathi Johnson, and Dave Smith. The group that supplied the music were the Flying Saucers. 129 WJZMOUZ HSjCP, we fflVSK Director Dennis E. Kautzmann Assistant Director Miss. Lee Dance Director Annette Reed Assistant Orchestra Director Bill Avery Other Dogpatchers: Charles Hett, Ken Felde, Zach Lannan, Lorna Worden, Shelly Felde, Laurie Stiles, Brenda Metzger, Thea Risdall, Anita Brandt, Laurie Ainsworth, Sherri Glasser, Bryn Stewart, Craig Isakson, Jackie Paul, Billie Gilmore, Jane Robinson, Diane Gillespie, Laura Wittmayer, Gayle Young, Melanie Marchant, Nita Jordan, Diane Horsley, Peggy Collingwood, Dorothy Williams, Kathy Friend, Cindy Moore. Wives: Terri Argento, Peggy Gardner, Clara Lenz, Linda Richardson, Kim Acker, and Judy Allison. Government people: Dean Ackerson, John Palmer, Tina Stop-ka, Mary Dailey, Tod Windsor. Secretaries: Jeanie Fichtner, Yvonne Miller, Mary Welty, Rita Kennedy. Husbands: Roger Lobach, Dan Dailey, Jerry Jones, Don Nichalos, Larry Jones, David Fre-sorger, Dan Daniels, Bob Love, Zach Lannan, Dave Bare, Steve Olson, Tony Chambers. A special thanks to Jan Underwood, who devoted much of her time to finishing the back wall. Set crew: Tina Stopka, Johanna Carlson, Laura Wittmayer, Marcella Carpenter, Cheri Channel, Jean Adsit, Diane Horsley, Martha Edelen, Lorna Worden, Laura Goodwin. Prop Crew: John Rotellini, Joni Dahlin, Bryan Hollingsworth, Sharon Hankins. Posters designed by Jan Underwood. Produced by Mrs. Skaar and her art classes. 130 HA VS PSnOKMSVJCJ’jC mmk Lights and curtains; produced by Larry Ketcham and Tom Pool, ran by Debra Leo, Valerie Crosby, Kathy Love, Marcella Carpenter. Make-up crew: Lorna Worden, Laurie Lawson, Anita Jones, Francine Fichtner, Mitzi Siebert, Gayle Young, Cheri Channel, Johanna Carlson. The CLOSET donated the wigs. Orchestra Members: Violin I-Tim Drobnik, Jim Ferries. Viola-Ron Murray, Stephanie Moshier, Clay Dahlin. Violin II-Elizabeth Windsor, Christie Goehring, Cello-Kelly Stambaugh Reed I-Jan Underwood, Pete Cherni. Reed II-Mr. Gary McKnight Reed III-Mike Seay Reed IV-Margaret Olson Reed V-Dennis Switzer Trumpet-John Behles, Sherrie Gradin, Greg Gill Trombone-Mr. Bill Avery, Diana Hauf, Carmen Kirtley Piano-Margo Harvey Percussion-Larry Germann, Amanda Leander Organ-Mr. Paul Lundquist. 131 132 Much talent was shown, musically and otherwise, at the annual talent show, held at Central Junior High School this year. SZOKM AZ ZAjCSMZ SJiOW Students involved in the program includes Tom Pool, John Hurst, Tami Kinnison, Diana Hauf, John Horsely, Kathy Bigelow, and a number of other talented students. 133 V Middle Photoj L to R, Back Row: G. Benson, J. Kiser, J. Banas, J. Keahey, S. Waddell, B. Stewart, R. Calkins, R. Calkins, Coach Landenberger. Middle Row: G. Chambers, S. Hendrix, D. Morey, R. Brewer, L. Richardson, C. Butler. Fr. Row: J. Pierce, R. Hoffman, D. Clark, M. Roadifer, M. French, R. Shelley. Top: Scott Johnson clears the bar. Bottom: Bob winds up. Opp. Pg: Top: Bryn passes to Ricky or is it Roger? Middle: State qualifying relay team. Bottom: Bob Kawulok-state qualifier. zkackszsks ZKUCK zo sza ze o on Q 0JKCS ZKACK JS O ZM8 MOVE ■■- “ i 2kv (S r, J § fi Jfia. -- 'A: ' � ) t v i IfWr QOaSKS GO JOK JZ! GOLF COURSE ernes swm ISAM MAS A WJNNJM SEASON Opp. Page, Bottom Left, Team; L to R; Back Row: K. Hoyer, P. Weber, T. Harper, A. Byrtus, K. Severy, V. Verley. Front Row: R. Sheldon, N. Kehrwald, D. Dietz, M. Kinskey, L. Lawson, L. Weber. Right Bottom: Coach McCrary. + J 139 MSMMeKSMP JJV Back Row Standing, Left to Rigfrt: Dave Kane, Sandy Sare, Dave Buyok, Sandy Scott, Dan Bradley, Kathy Bigelow, Todd Windsor, Mitzi Siebert, Kelly Reasoner, Carol Rodosovich, Dana Livingston, Jenny Leon, Bruce Harris, Peggy Gardner, Natalie Genereaux, Steve Juroshek, Jan Underwood. Front Row Sitting, Left to Right: Kim Yonkee, Teresa Hall, Francy Ruzicka, Felecia Rotellini, Debbie Jacobson, Jackie McKennan, Vivian Bisby, Connie Meyers. Seniors Not Pictured: Bonnie Broemel, Debi Harrison, RodHelvey, Mike Kane, Andrea Kuzara, Thomas Pool, Carole Redder, Shelley Smith, Carol Bent, Sandy Daniels, Jerry Oltion, Charles Ballek, Jane Clark, Cathy Crimmel, Laura Helvey, Nita Jordan, Bob Kawulok, Carol Newlon. Juniors Not Pictured: Rich McKenzie, Ann Parsons, Patty Weber. 140 jaw j Ksspojvswazy Do Zhey Measure Up? z Academic achievement L Able to lead Accept responsibility Z. Always do their best =Z Serve school 4 community t Strong moral character r Continued demonstration of these traits r A model worthy of emulation The major activities of honor society this past year were decorating the Christmas tree in the main hall and selling and singing singing-valentines. 141 SMS MOMJMA noys s zs STEVE JUROSZEK U. S. Senator Vice-President of the Senate Member of Frontier Party' 3rd runner-up for Boys nation CHARLIE BALLEK State Examiner Councilman of City 3 Member of Pioneer Party BRUCE HARRIS Justice of the Peace Assistant Civil Defense Attorney Councilman of City 2 Member of Frontier Party RICH BRIDGER Commisioner of Public Lands Member of Pioneer Party SZUDSfrZ '75' QJKCS KATHY BIGELOW - Girls Nation City Attorney of Paintbrush City JANE CLARK - Journal Clerk of House Supt. Wyoming State Training School CATHY CRIMMEL - State Health Department Election Board TERESA HALL - Reading Clerk of Senate Supreme Court Chief Justice Bison City Police Chief CAROL NEWLON - Justice of Peace Paintbrush City Clerk Messenger of House FELECIA ROTELLINI - State Insurance Commissioner City Council Member MITZI SIEBERT - District Judge Meadowlark Police Chief KIM YONKEE - U. S. Senator Clerk of Court Bison City Treasurer Candidates in classic political pose salute the future. Below Left to Right: Felecia Rotellini, Carol Newlon, Theresa Hall, Cathy Crimmel, Mitzi Siebert, Jane Clark. Not Pictured: Kim Y onkee. Below: Kathy Bigelow was chosen as one of Wyoming’s representatives to Girl s Nation. 143 w mu zscm emu pkomozss GOOD WJCC Back Row, Left to Right: Joy Eychener, Tina Stopka, Karen Knapp, Jim Russell. Middle Row: Linda Richardson, Abbie Talcott, Julie Satterfield, Shelley Felde, Lisa Holcomb, Brenda Metzger. Front Row: Karen Revelle, Raeleen Terry, Carla Wagner, Melissa Badley. Not Pictured: KimYonkee, Steve Jurosek, Lynne Barton, Marie Hoaglan, Gary Lentsch, Dan Dailey, Linda Wollenzien, Peggy Collingwood, Diane Gillespie, Paula Gilmore. German Club participated in the following activities: Halloween Party; Hayride at Eychener's; Baked cookies for Eventide in March. After helping to sell tickets for the Dinner with an International Flavor, part of German Club sang at the dinner. We also sold raffle tickets and some members took part in Foreign Language Festivals in Powell and Casper. SPAfflSM earn sa ys IMSM SUSKZM ZO GRATIS Above: Spanish is a serious subject. Left: Spanish Club Officers: Debi Harrison and Bonnie Broemel. Right: Pedro Sosa accompanies selected Spanish Club singers in traditional Spanish renditions. 7K8MM ecun ewzenzAws French Club had a successful year. We won the Homecoming Float contest along with German and Spanish Clubs. Our Homecoming King and Queen candidates were Mike Kane and Carol Newlon. Other activities included Halloween and Christmas fun nights, a banquet at the Trail's End, Christmas caroling at the VA, bake sales, perfume sales, raffle ticket sales for the Experiment in International Living, ticket sales for the Dinner with an International Flavor. We helped with a dinner honoring Kathy Yale as one of the 1976 Experimenters. Left: R to L; Laurie Helvey, President; Ann Parsons, VP; Teresa Hall, Sec.; Monique Comes, Treas.; Not Pictured, Debbie Oliver, Historian. 146 7KUJZ SAjCS fflZS CMOJK ‘76-77’ ZOUK Left: L to R; J. Fitchner, R. Joslyn, K. Bigelow, J. Gardner, M, Welty, P. Gardner, A. Oakes, T. Stopka, D. Larsen, L. Ketchem, ]. Rotellini, M. McManas, T. Pool, J. Hurst, S. Mechem, B. Stewart. Second Row: D. Gillespie, K. Acker, C. Lenze, N. Jordan, M. Hoagland, A. Leander, T. Kinnison, K. Friend, M. Hinz, K. Felde, B. Redder, T. Chambers, S. Badgett. First Row; L. Wittmeyer, C. Snider, T. Hall, A. Hufford, L. Ainsworth, T. Risdall, J. Robinson, M. Harvey, M. Dailey, C. Morey, D. Horsley. Kathy Bigelow was president, John Hurst V.P. and Carole (Redder) Depew sec. -treas. Performances included a Christmas concert, spring concert, and concert at the Jr. High School. A I rating was received by the 18 students who attended the District Music Festival at Newcastle, and 6 selected members attended the All-State Music Clinic. The biggest project was the musical production Li'l Abner directed by Dennis Kautzmann, S.H.S. music instructor. 147 A earn zo Hoyox: Music Honorary was busy this year with their annual talent show which took a new twist. Under the sponsorship of Mr. Avery, Mr. Wilson, and Mr. Kautz-man we held it down at Central and it was open to the public. This year we were under the leadership of Tom Pool as president, Kathy Bigelow as Vice President, and Clara Lenz as Secretary-Treasurer. Seniors: John Behles, Carol Redder (Depue), Ann Oakes, and Robin Satterswait. Juniors: John Hurst, Tami Kinnison, Diana Hauf, Jan Underwood, Mike Seay, and Tina Stopka. Music Honorary is comprised of the best musicians at SHS and are selected for their talents and abilities. L to R, Top Row: Ann Oakes, Tina Stopka, Kathy Bigelow, Clara Lenz, Jan Underwood, Diana Hauf, Tami Kinnison. Seated: John Behles, John Hurst, Tom Pool, Mike Seay. 148 Musje HoyoKAxy A ZJMS ZO HOJ OK: ALL-STATE SINGERS ARE: L to R, Standing: John Hurst, Thomas Pool, Larry Ketchem, Tina Stopka. Seated: Tami Kinnison, Bill Redder. All members of Concert Choir. ALL-STATE MUSICIANS ARE: L to R, Standing: Diana Hauf, Gigi Rugg, John Behles, Seated: Mike Seay, Peter Chemi Dennis Switzer, and Jan Underwood. All are members of band. MC-SZA Z£ 149 7KSSMMAN CMOJK Freshman Choir, Back to Front, L to R: 1st Row; S. Rieger, R. Blakeman, G. Wragge, R. Lobach, C. Reimers. 2nd Row; F. Fichtner, L. Goodwin, S. O'Dell, S. Horsley, M. Marchant, D. Williams, T. Reimers, B. Case, B. Metzger, B. Hoover, G. Tetschner, L. Worden. 3rd Row; L. Norman, L. Windsor, A. Loftin, J. Carlson, T. Argento, C. Channel, B. Gilmore, S. Felde, L. Holcomb, C. Hape. 4th Row; J. Dahlin, A. Badgett, A. Talcott, D. Allen, A. Brandt, S. Glasser, G. Carpenter, R. Sampson, G. Jordan. QWCS GCSe SllJWV Above: 1st Row, L to R; K. Case, J. Allison, D. Horsley, G. Gonzales, C. McElles, T. Buckley, C. Morey, A. Vallejo. 2nd Row; P. Lacek, C. Paine, S. Melvin, J. Paul, D. Leo, C. Murray, F. Khan, P. Calkins, K. Edwards, D. Etchemendy, J. Adsit. 3rd Row; G. Williams, P. Collingwood, T. Randall, V. Crosby, A. Davey, S. Hankins, B. Sickler, B. Barbula, K. Love, M. Dailey, J. Obermueller. 4th Row; D. Adkins, M. McNealey, L. Stiles, L. Wolcott, B. Stroup, Z. Khan, L. Morris, K. Winters, D. Anderson, J. Stevison, K. Kirkpatrick, A. Hufford, C. Trembath, D. Larsen. Not Pictured; Cathy Eychaner, Margo Harvey, Linda Smith, Kathy Donoho. The 1975-1976 Girls Glee Club had a successful year selling SHS Bronc pennants, having bake sales, and furthering their musical knowledge. We participated in the Christmas concert and many of our members had roles in the musical Li l Abner”. We concluded the year with a banquet at the Historic Sheridan Inn. Officers were: President, Anne Hufford, V. Pres., Lisa Wolcott, and Sec. -Treas., Jenny Leon. Right, The 1975-76 SUNNY SINGERS. They are, L to R: Kathy Friend, Julie Gardner, Tami Kinnison, Tina Stopka, Carol Redder, Jeanie Fitchner. 151 Mr. Avery, J. Poll, J. Felker, R. Schmierer, G. Gill, S. Badgett, ]. Behles, C. Namtvedt, K. Crimmel, D. Byrtus, D. Larson, ]. Foltz, B. Graham, C. Rose, G. Bowers, T. Olson, B. Peldo, K. Kirtley, D. Hauf, A. Leander, R. Cole, M. Cox, 2nd Row; T. Chambers, T. Turner, L. Germann, D. Pelesky, D. Zeitner, J. Semler, K. Roberts, G. Rugg. 1st Row; B. Powley, J. TJovotny, J. Simon, M. Marchant, J. Russell, K. Felde. Right. Back Row, L to R; T. Kinnison, S. Felde, S. Powell, D. Switzer, M. Hinz, P. Collingwood, K. Kirkpatrick. 2nd Row; P. Chemi, C. Harrington, R. Kennedy, M. Olson, A. Price, K. Talcott, G. Williams, C. Heezen, C. Wragge. 1st Row; M. Seay, J. Satterfield, J. Underwood, J. Ketcham, S. Powley, K. Watson, 152 (JAZZ JMPKOVJSSS success eZJSSMMCS Back Row; L to R: R. Schmierer, G. Gill, S. Badgett, J. Behles, C. Namtvedt. 2nd Row; Mr. Avery, K. Kirkpatrick, A. Leander, D. Hauf, K. Kirtley, G. Bowers, M. Olson. 1st Row: T. Chambers, M. Seay, D. Switzer, T. Kinnison, J. Underwood. 153 CCA 5 S President Treasurer Secretary Vice President Richard Hammer Heather Davis Kathy Hoyer Sandy Sare tWMJOKS... Dean Ackerson Janice Adsit Jean Adsit John Adsit Travis Adsit Cyndi Aggers Laurie Ainsworth Jan Allen Kathy Andrews Laurie Atkinson Steve Badgett Kim Bangerter Bonnie Barbula David Bare Ronald Barnes Clinton Bartlett Fred Barton Terry Becklund Ellen Beckwith David Bell David Black Mike Bohn Carla Bolin Wesley Bondi Gayle Bourne Jack Buyko Joe Broemel Mark Brynell Sam Buckley Tammy Buckley Jamie Burgess Dave Buyok Anna Byrtus Donald Cline Diana Cook Mishelle Cox Steven Crabtree Colleen Dailey Adrianne Davey Terry Davis Terry Deeds Tim Demchok 155 Smile a Cot, to While Away the Zime Now don't tell me, let me guess. Gerry Demple Patty Demple Tracy Diefenderfer Timothy Drobnick Robert Duncan Mark Ennis D'Lynn Etchemendy Joy Eychaner Mike Feaster Maren Felde Jeanie Fichtner Robert Ford Bob Frickey Kim Fry Rob Gaskell Natalie Genereaux Gary Germann Randy Giles 156 Greg Gill Diane Gillespie Paula Gilmore Ruth Goodman Patricia Gosch Timothy Gourley Sherrie Gradin Russell Groom bridge John Gutz Richard Hammer Sharon Hankins Greg Harding Bernie Hamish Tammy Harper Cindy Harrington Diana Hauf Gary Heagy Cindy Henson Is happiness learning French, Jenny? 157 ... Zakc Zime to Work Tammy is really into her art Mark Hill Cathy Hollingsworth Mary Hoover David Horsley Kathy Hoyer Anne Hufford John Hurst Debbie Jacobson Jerry Jones Pam Junker Julie Jurosek Larry Juroshek Russell Justice David Kane Cathy Kawulok Joan Kawulok Nancy Kehrwald Robert Kelly 158 Ronald Kelly Rita Kennedy Judy Ketcham Zarina Khan Logan Killworth Mary Jo Kimble Susan Kinney Tami Kinnison Joe Kinskey Karen Knapp Cyndi Knutson Mark Kober Linda Koch Joe Lannan Roger Legerski Lori Legoski Deanna Lentsch Jenny Leon Ray Littler Teresa Lupiezowietz Cindy Maddux Mike Marosok Randy Marosok Richard McKenzie Steve Mecham Gary Mefford Jody Merha Debbie Meryhew Tom Michelena Kathy Miller Matt Miller Earl Mitchell Brian Mollenbrink Gene Moody Jeanine Mooney Bob Morales Linda Morris Debbie Morse Brad Morse Don Norwood Joanne Novotny Jackie Obermueller 159 And Play. .. Terry takes time out to catch a few winks Jennifer Pilch Brenda Powell Donna Pryor Dennis Randall Amy Ray Mark Oedekoven Cindy Oliver Mike Olson Steve Olson Tom Olson Rob Onstott Wanda Orso Kelly Reasoner Pete Reed Leslie Reimers Smokey Reindahl William Reynolds Beth Rinker 160 Thea Risdall Mike Roadifer Mike Roberts Perry Roberts Tammy Rogers Curtis Roman Sandy Sare Cheryl Satterthwait Rick Schmierer Paul Schwartz Sandy Scott Bottom Left: Smile pretty! Bottom Right: Tod seems to be happy. 161 ZMS SPJKJZ77 The Juniors conducted the annual magazine sale throughout the community, using the profits to put on an exciting Junior-Senior Prom. Hey! What's going on? Kevin Spanbauer Patti Steil Tina Stopka Kelly Talcott Murray Terry Richie Tibbets Mark Townsend Delores Trembath Jan Underwood Barbara V igil 162 JS 0KOWW0 SZRONQSK Diana Vigil David Voogd Carla Wagner Jeff Wagner Curt Walters Patty Weber Edella Wells Larry Werner Enid White Donny Williams You don’t have to look very far to see that the Juniors take a great interest in supporting SHS activities with school spirit. 163 1977... msrs we eoM V Louey Williams Mary Williams Trish Williams Tod Windsor Julie Wintermute Laura Wittmayer Billy Wollston Darla Worden Sherrill Wright Kathleen Yale prom prsp eucM® i gufflOKS Lisa Anderson Russell Anderson Jeanine Bush Craig Caldwell Patsy Cantrell Peter Chemi Tammy Chemi Ronald Costel Joe Crackenberger Heather Davis David Dovey Matt Dunne Dudley Edwards Tom Evanhoff Debbie Feaster Bob Guilford J ay Harris Rob Helmerick yoz pjezuKt'D Tammy Keahey Paul Lacek Gregg McChesney Trent McKinley Jerry Melneck Anne Parsons Lindy Pattison Chuck Peterson Buddy Pierce Bob Rhine Carol Rodosevich John Rotellini Kevin Smiley Paul Sowada Ken Torrens Greg Vick Marla Vinke Mike Woods VSAK COM £33OR Z 167 o CLASS of TREASURER SECRETARY VICE PRESIDENT PRESIDENT Cathy Crimmel Laurie Helvey Carol Bent Rich Bridger 168 JM ZMS ACMOSZ SUMMSK we saw ouk Qoomyes zo mjqm senooc davs. ip- we swzsK wow, soy. AVUCZ PAZMWAVS;MJfflJCSD WJZM KSQKSZ ZMAZ OMV MSMORyKSMAJMS. Tony G. Beach Vicki J. Bartlett Charles R. Ballek Thomas E. Barnes and of die moments we shared as classmates. Lynn M. (Barton) Kawulok but somehow we always got going. Remember at Graduation Re hearsal we marched out onto to . . . George S. Boyko Bonnie L. Broemel Senior Singout was spacy. Charles Ballek and Nita Jordan received awards as Valedictorian and Salutatorian; and we presented gifts to our sponsors, Miss Devish and Mr. Ring. Rich lost track of Kathy, she was behind him. Seems like they were always just one step behind. Kathy cut our colors and the Juniors f 176 177 Memories are made of things That happen every day. Moments as we live them. Things we do or say. Little bits and pieces of Laughter mixed with tears, Paragraphs pages Written through the years. The friendships we remember, Mistakes that we regret. The ending of a love We never could forget. We can't erase the sadness, Or edit out the tears. We can't undo the wrong We can't revive the years. But, since memories keep building, Each day can be the start Of making new happy ones To store within the heart. Faycosh Jeffrey 179 Dean A. Frickey Eric C. Fuller Janice E. Gable Margaret M. Gardner Mark S. Geiss Jean M. Gibson Vicki L. Gillespie Allan W. Gilmore 180 181 Above: Teresa Hall receives the Key Club Service Award. Below: Cathy Crimmel, recipient of the Job's Daughter Award and Betty Crocker Search for Family Living Award. 183 188 Victoria Legerski Clara G. Lenz Theresa Littler Dana A. Livingston 189 Wayne L. Lesch caution human beings here 190 191 192 193 194 196 So long my friend now I guess it's time to move along. We've had our good times, You know we've played a lot of songs We've had our ups G downs With every single thing we've done, We've been discouraged, But still we had a lot of fun And I will always remember All the times we had Through all the tears and All the times of being glad. So just be happy, That's all that matters anyway, And keep on trying, You'll get just what you want someday. Cause wherever you go With every single thing you do Throughout your lifetime We'll always be a part of you. So long, So long my friend, Don't ya know we love you? Don't ya know we need our friends? Well, 1 know that you Have to be going, So ... so long my friend G 'bye. Verna J. Verley Sandra E. Tissino Tamera D. Trueblood Volz Janie Virginia K. Trujillo jHfi Joseph G. Toland 200 201 Senior class sponsors completed Dress-Up Day ensembles with boutonnieres. faculty Were Honored Quests Superintendent Shovlain led the way The schedule of events for the last week of our senior year began with the Senior Breakfast at 7:30 on May 17th. It was Dress-Up Day and time for flowers to congratulate us on accomplishing four hard years; and a way of saying thanks to those who had guided us through them. Senior breakfast Marks A Preview of Hurry up and wait 202 Seniors Seniors Not Pictured Sunday A. Baker Jeffrey D. Fairbank Jay L. Johnson Scott D. Johnson Andrea C. Kuzara Debra K. Popp Not Pictured the Peginning of the Snd Things to Conte Seniors enjoy rapping with friends over hot cakes, sausage and eggs. 3 Life's like that Class of “76” Shows Jts Colors We replaced '75's colors with our own Bicentennial red, white, and blue, before Senior finals on the 18th and 19th. We completed the final rite of getting our check-out cards signed, then down to get our caps gowns. Now only the formalities were left; Senior Sing Out on the 21st, Baccalaureate and Commencement on the 23rd. Diplomas in hand, hearts full of thanks, we're ready world. (We hope?) 203 SSfflOK WJjCjCS I the first Tammy Cherni, hereby will to the following: To Auntie-My Shar Shar (Sharon Hankins) an engine that will not die in the middle of the Highway. To Pam Junker-all of my junk and all the guys she can handle. To Mr. Murphy 5234 lbs. of hard dried clay and a Tbsp. of Water. Good Luck! To Mrs. Skarr-a wig (any color) to remove it's hair instead of her own because of the stupid freshmen. To This building one can of paint, a bottle of wax, supports for the ceiling, and a heater. Last, but not least, to the rest of the poor people left in this school, a big HA! HA! HA! HA! HA! I Cynthia Mae Cline will to Mike McCaoy my stripes, long hours of practice, and all of the pride of being a part of ROTC Drill Team. To my Brother Dean, for the car you have already inherited, I leave a can of air freshner and a tip: It should be drank, not spilled! And to my younger brother, Dan, work hard and you won't be a dumb freshman for long. I, Vicki Bartlett, do here by will to Ana Faycosh the right to stay out as late as she wants to, and to Pam Beck a pair of sunglasses, eyedrops, and a package of Certs and the right to keep her cool when ever needed, and to Kelly Talcott the talent to create more livlier parties in the long years to come, and to Clint Bartlett the right to do as he pleases, and to Robert Johnson the chance to have all the girls he can handle. To Mrs. Skarr many more fun times in art classes like this year, and last of all to all of the underclassmen all of the success and luck they can grab for the years to come 'cause they are going to need it. I, Debi Harrison, will to P. J. Kane another Senior girl to walk down the hall with and make everyone wonder what's going on. Also, the knowledge of Brown from Red! To Elsa Wertman, I will a freshman to hassle you all year in your locker. And Gerry Demple, I will you some more arguing with Ms. Henry and a girlfriend who likes to do the things you like to do! To Paty Steils, I will the right to get away with things and to have a good time as a Senior. And to Mr. Benson, I will another freshman girl to give you a full four years of trouble in Spanish and Track. I, Nita Jordan, leave my little sister, Gayle, a 20 pound sack of prunes to feed to her boyfriends (because something HAS to be done to make them regular again!). I leave Bryn and Craig the leads in the next play: The musical verson of Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid . To Dave, I leave a bride with a southern accent. To John Gutz, I leave a lock of my marvie red hair. To Mr. Benson and my Spanish class, I leave kisses on the lips-because they always clapped when 1 won something. To Tami Reimers and Jim Helmerick, I leave the title of All American Lovers because they always showed us that good clean romance is still the best. To Karen Madson, I leave someone to appreciate her hard-to-follow sense of humor. To Mr. Harkins, I leave another girl who is as mouthy and arrogant as I am. To Ms. Williams, I leave my future, fame, and fortune. To Bonnie and Donna, I leave Robert Redford (and promise you'll keep it clean-ok, girls?). To Tami I leave a male housekeeper. To SHS, I leave a new heating system and as a gift, my runny nose! To Mr. Isakson, I leave a tip: Put your son in show biz-he'll make a fortune as this generation's answer to Elvis Presley. To my honey, D. W.D. , I leave a kiss for every can of garbage he has thrown. I, Kathey Ward, being of somewhat sane mind, (what can you expect after four years of this?) will to the following people the following things: To next years ROTC officers-as much fun as we had. To Kay Winters, the supply room with all mice and dust included. To Kay and Bessie, the responsibility of being the capital BEEP raisers in myplace- try to keep Hi-H-quiet. To Keith Crimmel, happiness in finally being able to stay out of lockers and trash cans. To Mr. Darnell, a quiet classroom and some good times this summer with Lurch. To Mr. Murphy, a clean corner in his room. To Mrs. Skarr, lots of trees and horses to draw, and love and sunshine to draw them in. To Tom Evanoff, lots of empty gas cans, and all the root beer ice creams he can find, and all the happiness and luck with a certain tiny lady. To Neal Hartman, my little red Vega, a lot of Polish Puppies, and lots of trips to the mountains and Billings. To my Dad, the blessing of having me out of your hair and your wallet for a while, remember-There's still one more. To Next years seniors: all the butterflies in the stomach that we have. And finally, to the new building, the sound of many feetprints down it's halls for a long time. I, Caren Smith, will to Lora Smith 15 pounds, 100 situps, and all the blonde guys she wants. To Robby Firister, I will a pair of elevator shoes three inches wherever he wants it, two maalox tablets, all the trees at the Skyline, an ABS hat, and six rolls on his stomach. To Cindy Schwabauer, I will a tow truck so she won't get sunk on Bitty Gulch and a bottle of Brass Monkey. To Robin Glantz, I will four pitchers of cold beer when she wants it, and a good time in Billings on the weekends. To Marcia Graham all the thunder and lightening she can handle, three Minnesota guys, Phil or Larry, an outdoor toilet with a light. To Bonnie Swearngin, two dozen eggs, some blonde hair and Teresa. 204 sewoK wjccs I, Felecia Rotellini, being of sound mind and body, do hereby will to the 1976-77 girls gymnastics team a state championship. To my good friend, Pam Beck, I will two more fun years of high school and happiness always. To Wolly Wollenzien, I will a 10 point vault and straight legs, etc. To the Student Body officers, I will a moment of peace and rest. To Todd Windsor, I will the chance to be wrong and to get burned for it. To Kathleen Yale a will of a Senate of freshmen, and sophomores. To Dave Black, I will two backflips and a somersault. To Alan Harnish, I will a girifiend or girlfriend whichever he gets! To Charlotte Lyman, I will a Tennessee Tuxedo doll and a First place floor routine. To Lori Rayfield, I will the player's throat. To Varsity Cheerleaders, everywhere, 1 will the chance to be human and a real, honest to goodness smile. To a friend of mine, Laurie Ainsworth, I will happiness and a first place vault. To Mellissa Badiey, I will Joe Broemel, To Diane Allen, I will a boyfriend and three more years of fun. To Little Jimmy Ferries, I will me. To my favorite locker neighbor, Craig Isacson, I will a ride through the cemetry with Jimmy Ferries. To Bryn Stewart, I will everything he's always wanted. To the Pom-Pom Girls, I will every dirty, nasty trick in the book and put them to good use. To Ace Revele, 1 will a starting position on the basketball team. To cousin, John, I will a great senior year, a half way decent girlfriend, and a new briefcase. To Greg Coleman, I will stilts. To Mr. Hutt, I will peace and quiet. To the gymnastics teams, I will a COACH and to everyone at SHS, I will PRIDE in the school and in themselves. 205 ssfflOK Dweezony ADSIT, JEAN F: DECA 11; Art Club 11; Girls Glee 11; Play 11; Musical 11. ADSIT, JOHN RAY: FFA 9-11-Treasurer. AGGERS, CORDON L: Bronc 9. BADLEY, SCOTT A: Golf 11; Ski Racing-3rd in State; Student Council. BADGETT, JAMES R: Football 9; Track 9. BAKER, JACK HO VICK: Student Senate 9; S Club 10; Foorball 9; Wrestling 9; Gymnastics 10-12. BAKER, MELODY A. BAKER, SUNDAY A: Freshman Choir; Nursing. BALLEK, CHARLES ROBERT: Honor Society 11-12, President 12; Boys State 11; Student Council 12; Key Club 11; German Club 9-12 German Club Vice President 10; Basketball 9-10. BARNES, TOM E: Student Council 10-12; Student Senate 9-10; Elected to Who's Who Among American High School Students; Ock 11; S Club 11-12; German Club 9-12; Football 9-12; Track 10-11; Play 11; Mini Courses 10. BARTLETT, VICKI J: DECA 11, Reporter; Mini Courses 10. BARTON, LYNNE MARIE: Experiment Scholarship alternate 11; French Club 9-12; German Club 10- 12; FFA 11; FHA 9; Rodeo Club 9-11. BATES, STEVE. BEACH, TONY GENE: Band 9; Play 9- 12; Musical 9. BEHLES, JOHN A: Music Honorary 11- 12; All State Band; Band 9-12; Musical 9-12. BELL: GREG G: Student Council 10; Student Senate 12; Key Club 11-12; S Club 12; Swim Team 11-12; Class President 10. BENEDICT, KATY L: Rodeo Club, President. BENT, CAROL A: Honor Society 12; Student Council 11; Key Club 10- 12, Treasurer; Bronc 12; Pep Club 9-12; Spanish Club 9-11, Secretary 11; Freshman Choir; Track 10-12; Gymnastics 9-11; Pom Pom 11; J. V. Cheerleader 10; Class Vice-President 12; Class Treasurer 9-10. BIGELOW, KATHY LYNN: Honor Society 11-12, Vice President; Music Honorary 11-12, Vice President, Girls State 11; Student Council 11-12; Student Senate 9-10; All State Choir 10-11; All Northwest 11; Girls Nation 11; Key Club 10; Pep Club 9-11; Concert Choir 10-12, President 12; Freshman Choir; GAL 9-12, Historian 10; CIS 10-12, Vice President 12; Bicentennial tnsemble 12; Welches Sextet 11; Volleyball 12, Captain 12; Gymnastics 9-11 Captain 11; Musical 9-12, Lead-Mammy Uocum 12; Homecoming Queen Candidate 12; Nursing 12. BIRD, TINA MARIE: Ock 11; Pep Club 9-12; DECA 11; GAL 9; Gymnastics 9; Pom Pom 11-12; Homecoming Queen Candidate 12. BISBY, VIVIAN J: Honor Society 12; French Club 11-12. BOYKO, COERCE S: Track 9; TAR’S STARS 12. BOND, CALVIN L: FFA 9-10, Reporter; Rodeo Club 9-11. BRADLEY, MARK D: Honor Society 12; Student Council 12; Student Senate 11; Key Club 11-12; Ock 9-10; Spanish Club 9; Band 9-10; Speech Team 9-12; NFL 9-12, President; Mini Courses 11-12. BRANTZ, THOMAS J: Student Senate 10,12; Key Club 12; S Club 11-12 Football 10-12; Track 9-10; Basketball 9-12; Homecoming King 12. BRIDGER, RICHARD C: Boys State 11; Student Council 11-12; All State Choir 12; Key Club 10-12, President 12; S Club 10-12, Vice President 12; German Club 9-10; Concert Choir 11-12; Football 9-12; Wrestling 9-12; Track 9-11; Class President 12. BROCK: ROBERT C: Key Club 11-12; S Club 12; Football 12; Wrestling 11; Sgt. at Arms-Key Club. BROEMEL, BONNIE LOUISE: Honor Society 12; Key Club 10-12, Secretary 12; Pep Club 9-10; Spanish Club 9-12, Vice President 11, Secretary 12; GAL 10-12, President 12; GIS 10-12, Secretary 11; Freshman Choir; Track 10-12; Gymnastics 9-12, Captain 12; Musical 9. BRUCE, RUSTY O. BUCKLEY, JERRY LEE: Band 9; Track 9; Gymnastics 10-12; Basketball 9. BURGESS, JAMES I. BUTLER, CHARLES RYBURN III: Student Council 9. CALKINS, PATTY ANN: Rodeo Club 10; SHS Choir 10-12; Freshman Choir. CAMPBELL, GARY W.: Student Senate; Band 9. CANTONWINE, CARL C: Mini Courses C. O. E. CARTER, LORIN P?: Track 11; Gymnastics 9-12. CHAMBERS, ANTHONY K: Student Senate 12; Coal Field Technology Scholarship 12; Band 9-12; Concert Choir 11-12; Football 9-12; Wrestling 11; Track 9-10; Play 12 Homecoming Candidate 12. CHERNI COPPLE, TAMMY LEE: CHRISTIANSEN, YVONNE: Rodeo Club 9-11; Track 11. CLARK, JANE P: Honor Society 11-12; Girls State 11; Student Council 9; Bronc 10-11, Editor 11, Freshman Choir; Freshman Ensemble; Intermurals 9-11; GAL 9- 10. CLARK, JON WILLIAM: DECA 12; Mini Courses 10. CLEARWATER, JAMES A: Student Council 11; Track 9-10; Class President 11; Student Body Pres -ident 11; Mini Courses; Junior Achievement, 10 Vice President Manufacturing; 11 Vice President Manufacturing. CLINE, CYNTHIA MAE: American Legion ROTC Acedemic Award 11-12; Play 12; ROTC Drill Team Commander 12; ROTC Rifle Team 11-12. COLEMAN, FREDERICK NIECE: ROTC 10-12. COLLINGWOOD, SYLVIA LORRAINE: Stage Band 9-10; Pep Club 9; German Club 10; Band 9-10; Track 10; Swim Team 9; Play 11. CONNOLLY, JUDY A. CONNOLLY, SUE J: Student Senate 10- 11; Rodeo Club 9-11, Historian Reporter, Treasurer; GAL 9-11; Art Club 10-11; Intermural 10; Gymnastics 10. COTTON, STARR LEE: FFA 9-12. CRIMMEL, CATHY LOUISE: Honor Society 11-12; Girls State 11; Student Council 9-10; Student Senate 9-10; Key Club 11-12; Bronc 10; French Club 9; Band 9-10; Freshman Choir; Speech Team, NFL 9-12; Class Treasurer 12; Play 11-12; Musical 9,12. DAILEY, MARY E: Pep Club 9; Concert Choir 12; SHS Choir 9-12; Play 12; Musical 12; Nursing 12. DANIELS, SANDRA KAY: Honor Society 12; Student Senate 9; Pep Club 9; French Club 9-12; Minie Courses. DAVEY, JEFF L: S Club 10-12; Spanish Club 9-10; Swim Team, Co-Captain. DAVIS, MARC W: Student Council 12; Student Senate 10-11; S. Club 12; Football 9-12. DELAPP, TIMOTHY R: Student Senate 12; C. O. E. 12. DELIRAMICH, PETE ANDREW: S Club 10-12; Football 9,11; Track 9; Swim Team 10-11; Gymnastics 9; ATK. DIETRICH, JAN L: DECA, Secretary; SHS Choir; Freshman Choir; Pep Club. 206 sewoK mnsezony DERUDDER, MICHAEL AUGUST: Student Senate 12; S Club 11-12; Football 9-12; Basketball 9,11. DOVEY, BRENDA. DRELL, MARY E: Pep Club 9-11. DUNNE, DAVID H. EDELEN, MARTHA M: Student Senate 11-12; Bronc 12; Pep Club 9; DECA 11-12, Vice President 12; German Club 9; Concert Choir 12; Freshman Choir; GAL 9-10; Art Club 9; Musical 12; Nursing 12. EISELE, WILLIAM MATT: Student Senate 10. FAIRBANK, JEFF D: Mini Courses. FAYCOSH, JEFFREY E: Mini Courses. FISHER, DONNA KAY: Student Senate 10-12; Gymnastics 9-10; GIS 10-11; GAL 10-11; Nursing 12. FRANKLIN, JOANNE E: Student Senate 9; Mini Courses. FRICKEY, DEAN ALLEN: Student Senate 9; Key Club 10-12; VICA 9; Mini Courses 10. FRISBI, PATRICE ANN: Student Senate 10; GIS 10-11; Gymnastics 10-12; Swim Team 10. FULLER, ERIC C: Student Council 9-10; Student Senate 11-12; S Club 10-12; Football 11; Swim Team 10-11; Basketball 9-10; Class President 9; ATK. GABLE, JANICE ELAINE: Student Council; Pep Club; Choir; Cheerleader; JV Cheerleader; Nursing. GARDENR, MARGARET M. (PEGGY): Student Senate 12; Bronc 10; Literary Magazine 10; Concert Choir 11-12; Freshman Choir; GAL 9-11, Sports Manager 10, Historian 11; Musical 9-10,12; Mini Courses 9-10,12. GEISS, MARK STYLES: Mini Courses. GIBSON, JEAN MOFFAT: Student Council 9-10; Key Club 10-12, Sweetheart and Divisional Sweetheart; Pep Club 9-11; Band 9; Gymnastics Manager 10; Pom Pom 11; Mini Courses 12. GILLESPIE, VICKI LYNN. GILMORE, ALLEN W: DECA. CLANTZ, RITA JEAN: FFA 9. CLANTZ, ROBIN MARIE: GIS 10-12, Presidnet 12, Historian 10; Track 10; Basketball 10-12; Volleyball 12. GLEASON, DOUG EUGENE. GLEASON, CLAPHAM, KIM MARTHA: French Club 11; C.O. E. 12. CRIMSHAW, CAROL ELIZABETH: Mini Courses. GOODMAN, MARY A: FFA 9-12, Secretary; Nursing 12. GORZALKA, DEBBIE A: C. O. E. 12. GORZALKA, JEFF A. GORZALKA, LENARD L: FFA 9-12, Sentinal 10; Rodeo Club 9-10. COUNTANIS, DIANE J. GRAHAM, MARCIA KAY: Pep Club 9-10; Band 9; Sheridan Choir 10. GRAY, PATRICIA L: Student Senate 10; Key Club 10; Pep Club 9-10; Freshman Choir; GAL 9-10; Intermurals 10. GUILFORD, BOB E: Swim Team 11-12; Play 11-12. HALL, TERESA L: Honor Society 12; Girls State 11; Student Council 9-12, Secretary; Student Senate 11-12; Ock 10-12; Bronc 12; Pep Club 9-11,Secretary-Treasurer; French Club, Secretary; Concert Choir 12; GAL 9-12; CIS 9-12; Pom Pom 11; Gymnastics 9-12, Captain; Homecoming Queen Condidate; Student Body Secretary; Musical 10,12; Winter Carnival 12; Nursing 12; Outstanding Senior Athlete. HAMPTON, JEFF G: Rodeo Club 9-10; ATK. HARGIS, STEVEN JAY: Football 10; Cross Country 9; Basketball 9-12. HARPER, DENNIS W. FFA 10; Rodeo Club 9-12. HARRIS, BRUCE L: Honor Society 11-12; Boys State 11; Student Senate 9-12; S Club 9-12; Football 9,11-12; Track 9-11; Basketball 9-12. HARRIS, JAY DEWEY: Football 9; Wrestling 9-10; Track 9. HARRISON, DEBRA JANE: Honor Society 12; Experiement Scholarship 11; Student Council 9; Student Senate 12; Pep Club 9-10, Spanish Club 9-12; Track 10-11; Gymnastic 9-10; Class Secretary 10-11; Homecoming Attendant. HARRISON, WILLIAM A: HAYES, DENNIS L: Key Club 10; Football 9-10, 12; Wrestling 9. HELLING, GLEN LEE: HELVEY, LAURA LEE: Honor Society 11-12; Experiment Scholarship 11; Student Senate 1-11; French Club, President 12; Vice President 11; Rodeo Club 11, Secretary 11; SHS Choir 10; Freshman Choir; Class Secretary 12. HELVEY, RODNEY A: Honor Society 12; Student Senate 12; Key Club 10; S Club 12, President; Football 9; Wrestling 9-12; Homecoming Attendant 12; Mini Course 11. HENDRICKSON, LAURIE K: Pep Club 9; Spanish Club 9; Swim Team 9. HEPP, KEVIN RAY: FFA 9-11; Rodeo Club 9-10. HOAGLAN, MARIE S: German Club 12; Concert Choir 12; Girls Glee 11; FBLA, Treasurer 12; Nursing 12. HOFFMAN, PAT K: Football 9-11; Wrestling 9-11. HORSLEY, JOHN WAYNE: Key Club 10-12; S Club 11-12, Treasurer 12; Wrestling 9-12. JENRICH, KELLY L: Student Senate 10; Key Club 10-12; Ock 11; Pep Club 9-12; Spanish Club 9; Freshman Choir; Cheerleader 11-12; JV Cheerleader 10. JOHNSON, ANITA JUNE: FHA 11-12; Secretary FHA 12; C.O. E. 12. JOHNSON, JAY L: Swim Teams 12; Mini Courses. JOHNSON, LUCILLE I: Key Club 9- 12; Ock 10; Pep Club 10-11; French Club 9; Ecology Club 10-11; GIS 10-11; Track 9-10; Cheerleader 11; Nursing 12; Mini Courses 10- 11. JOHNSON, SCOTT DARYL: Track 11-12. JORDAN, NITA JEAN: Honor Society 11-12; Student Council 11; Pep Club 9,11; Spanish Club 10-12; Band 9; Concert Choir 12; SHS Choir 11; Speech Team, NFL 10; Class President 11; Musical 12. JOSLYN, ROXANNE J: Concert Choir 12; FBLA 11-12, Secretary-Treasurer; Girls Glee 11; Nursing 12. JUNKER, CLIFFORD BRADLEY: Key Club 11-12; S Club 11-12; Golf 10-12, Varsity; Play 11. JUROSZEK, STEVEN P: Honor Society 11-12; Boys State 11, U.S. Senator; Student Council 11-12, President 12; Student Senate 10,12; WASC, Vice President 12; Key Club 11-12; Ock 10; Bronc 9; German Club 9-12, Vice President 12; Speech Team, NFL 0-12, Vice President 12; Student Body President 12; Play 11; Independent Study Program 12; Mini Courses 9. KANE, MIKE B: Honor Society 12; Student Senate 9; S Club 11-12; Football 9-12; Track 10; C.O. E. 12. KAWAMOTO, DORIS ELAINE: FHA 9. KAWULOK, BOB J: Honor Society 11-12; S Club 9-12; Football 9, 11-2; Track 9-12; Basketball 9-12. KAWULOK, CATHY M: Pep Club 9-11; GAL; GIS; Basketball 10-11. KEAHEY, JEFFREY EAUCENE: Student Senate 12; Band 9-10; Football 9; Track 9-12; Gymnastics 9-12. KETCHAM, GAREY. KETCHAM, TAMI. KHAN, FATIMA: Pep Club 9-10; SHS Choir 10-12; Track 10; Play 12; Nursing 12. 207 “zjms sues oven us, It was more than just a time for receiving diplomas. It was a time for listening, for looking back, and leaving Sheridan High. 208 JC6AV6S JZS SHADOW KSHJm. Photography by Tom Teter -A1. Mawtltome Graduation is probably one of the strangest feelings we ever get to experience. It’s an infinite number of moods all rolled into one. It's happiness and yet sadness. It's a feeling of accomplishment and recognition. It's doubts and yet confidence and determination. It's not really saying good-bye friend but hello world. 209 Cite End of an Old tradition— 'Cite beginning of a fCai 210 } 211 o PK028SSJ0MJC PAQ8 Doctors R. L. Groshart, O.D. Dr. R.L. Kilpatrick L. L. Lidahl, O. D. John M. Omohundro Jack R. Rhodes, M.D. P.M. Schunk, M.D. Sheridan Internal Medicine Assoc. Accountants Peterson's-Public Accountants Duane A. Portwood B. 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Coca-Cola and Coke are Registered Trade Marks which identify only the product of the Coca-Cola Company. gOKQSNSONS gewscuy foil! 145 N. Main Sheridan, Wyo. 672-2102 auzo ecsezRje 132 N. Gould Box 725 Sheridan, Wyoming 672-2469 MAXIM’S AXD zms ewsez 360 Coffeen Ave. Sheridan, Wyoming The Closet; Ph. 674-7070 Maxine's; Ph. 672-2963 wyoMJM seeuKmam 'k1AM WJZJk A SMJCS 1872 Coffeen Ave. Box 6499 Sheridan, Wyoming Phone (307) 672-5811 COMPLETE BANKING SERVICES Each depositor inturrd CO 40.000 FDIC ffOOAl D ’0U1 1NJU ANCI CO«PO� AT ON S£C 244 bkj'Dqjokd, hojccomk, Sheridan, Wyoming 672-5833 16 S. Main eOMWfflZAJC-PAMZZA JJVd m how coac COMPAMV Subsidiary of CFS Continental 245 Broadway Sheridan, Wyoming 82801 (307) 674-9242 Retail Yard at the Mine Tipple MISSION BARBER SHOP Telephone 674-6871 Sheridan, Wyoming 120 North Main Sheridan, Wyo PA ZKOfl SUPPOKZJM S.M.S. Cloverleaf Bakery Eagle Shoe Shop Frontier Liquors Hospital Pharmacy Lee's Restaurant Lou's Transfer and Storage Co. Maytag Coin Laundry Modem Eye Wear Inc. Palace Cafe T.A.R. Music Enterprises Western Steel G Machine Works SCLW-O-IUSM ZJU.WKV Eliminates Wash Day Drudgery V? 811 N. Main Sheridan, Wyoming ggM| r‘ Heating ORR” Plumbing ViUM I i (1 HEATING orr[ Ip LUMEING CONTRACTING . REMODELING REPAIRING 348 North Main Phone 674-8511 Sheridan, Wyoming 246 4-U DRIVE-in BUGGY BATH CAR WASH Phone-672-2251 SHERIDAN CENTER MOTOR INN 247 SSfflOK DJKSCZOKIJ KHAN, ZARINA: Pep Club 9; German Club 9; SHS Choir 11-12; Track 9; GAL 9; CIS 10. KILLWORTH, SUSAN M: Student Senate 9; Bronc 10; Pep Club 9-11; DECA 11-12; Spanish Club 9;Ecol-ogy Club 9; Band 9; GAL 9-11. KIRTLEY, KARMEN: Student Senate 9; Bronc 11-12; Band 9-12; Stage Band 11-12; Freshman Ensemble; Freshman Choir; Speech Team, NFL 10; Play 11; Musical 9,12; Winter Carnival 10. KISER, MIKES. KNODE, KATHRYN T: Student Senate 10-12; Ock 11; Pep Club 9-12 Vice President; Spanish Club 9; Swim Team 9-10; Cheerleader 11-12; JV Cheerleader 10. KOBIELUSZ, BRAD CLAYTON: Cross Country 9; Track 9-10; Chess 9. KOBIELUSZ, REBECCA LYNNE: Pep Club 9; Spanish Club 9; FFA 11-12; Rodeo Club 11. KOCH, SUSAN L: Pep Club 9-11; DECA 11-12; French Club 11; Band 9; SHS Choir 11; GAL 9-11; Mini Courses. KOENEMAN, ROBIN. KOLTISKA, LUCINDA MARIE: DECA 11. KOLTISKA, TAUNA L: FFA 9-11; Rodeo Club 9-11. KRINNINC, RUSSELL. KUKUCHKA, KRISTI A: Pep Club 9- 12, President 12. KUZARA, ANDREA CECELIA: Honor Society 12, Treasurer; Bronc 11; Ecology 9; Track 10,12, Gymnastics 11; Mini Courses 11. LARSEN, DEBBIE JOANNE: Pep Club 9; Concert Choir 12; SHS Choir 10-12; Freshman Choir. LARSEN, BOB D: C.O. E. 12. LARSEN, CLYDE, ANDY: FFA 10- 12; Rodeo Club 11-12; Orchestra 10-11; Musical 10. LAYA, JOE WILLIAM: Ock 9; Bronc 9; S Club 10-12; Cross Country 9 Track 9-11. LEE, BUD S: Mini Courses 9. LEGERSKI, VICTORIA: Bronc 11; Pep Club 9; FFA 9; FHA 11-12; Rodeo Club 10; SHS Choir 9-10; Freshman Choir; Ensemble 10; Mini Courses 9. LENZ, CLARA GAY: Music Honorary, Secretary Treasurer 12; Student Council 9; Band 9; Concert Choir 10-12; Freshman Choir, Freshman Ensemble 9; Welche's Sextet 11; Bicentennial Ensemble 12; Musical 11-12; Homecoming Candidate 12. LESCH, WAYNE L. LITTLER, THERESA GAYLE: FHA 9; Concert Choir 12; SHS Choir 10-11; Freshman Choir, Nursing 12. LIVINGSTON, DANA A: Honor Society 12; Literary Magazine 9; S Club 10-12; Swim Team 10-12; Golf 9-11; Mini Courses 9; Ock. LONG, CHERYLE KAY: Pep Club 9- 12; DECA 11; FFA 9-10; Rodeo Club 9-12; Gymnastics 9-10. LYMAN, MARK L: German Club 10; Wrestling 9; Golf 9-12. LYMAN, SHARON. MCCALLA, KELLY LYNN: GAL 9-11; C.O. E. 12. MCDANIEL, BRADLEY A: Band 9; Play 10; Independant Study Program 11. MC GEO WAN, CATHY ANN: Spanish Club 10-11; Freshman Choir 9. MCKENNAN, JACQUELINE K. : Honor Society 12; I. R. S. 11-12; French Club 12; German Club 10; Speech Team, NFL 10-12; Class Treasurer 11; Play 11. MCMANIS, JIM H: DECA 12. MAROSOK, TERRI JAYNE: Gymnastics 9-11. MARSHALL, RICHARD DAVID: Student Senate 9; Key Club 12; S Club 10-12; Football 9-12; Basketball 9-12; Homecoming King Attendant. MAVRAKIS, TAMI JO: Student Senate 10; Pep Club 9-10; Spanish Club 9-12; Musical 9-10; Mini Courses 11. MAYER, JOYM; French Club 9; Freshman Choir; Mini Courses 9-10. MEYERS, CONNIE LEIGH: Ock 10- 11, Bronc 11-12, Section Editor, Editor 12; FHA 9-11, Historian, Secretary; Art Club 11-12; Track 9; Homecoming Queen Attendant 12; Independent Study Program 11. MICHELENA, MELINDA R. MILLER, PAULA. MILLER, ROB PAUL: Experiment Scholarship; Student Council; Bronc; Photo Club; Football; Chess; Basketball; Student Body SACA; Rock Band for Entertainment. MILLER, YVONNE K; Bronc 12; DECA 11; Spanish Club 9-10; Band 9; SHS Choir 12; FBLA 12, Historian; Swim Team 11; Play 11-12; Musical 12; Mini Courses 9-10. MORALES, DAVID MARK: Student Council 12; Student Senate 10; Key Club 11-12, Lt. Governor; S Club 12; Football 9; Basketball 9-10; Homecoming Attendant 12. MURRAY, CONSTANCE M: SHS Choir 12. NEWLON, CAROL L: Honor Society 11- 12, Treasurer; Girls State 11 Justice of Peach, City Clerk, Messenger of House; Student Council 10; Student Senate 9; Kiwanis Vocational Student of the Month 12; Key Club 10-12; Pep Club 9-11; French Club 10-12, Historian; GIS 9-11; GAL 9-11 FBLA 11-12, Secretary 11; Track 10; Pom Pom 11; Cheerleader 10; Intermurals; Play 11; C.O. E. 12; Sub-Debs 9- 12; Homecoming Candidate 12. NICKEL, MARK STEVEN: Student Senate 9-10; Key Club 9-12; Key Club Vice President; Ock 9; Bronc 9; S Club 11-12; Football 9-10, 12; Wrestling 9-12; Mini Courses. OAKES, LAURA ANN: Music Honorary 12; Student Senate 12; Band 9; Orchestra 9; Concert Choir 10- 12; SHS Choir 9-12; Freshman Choir; Bicentennial Singers; Swim Team 9-10; Basketball 11; Play 9,12; Musical 9,12; Mini Courses 9-11. OLIVER, DEBI L: Student Council 12; Key Club 12; Bronc 12; Pep Club 12; French Club 11-12; Cheerleader 12; Mini Courses. OLSON, KATHY LYNN: DECA 11; Cymnastics 10. OLTION, JERRY BRIAN: Student Senate 9-10; Play 12. ORR, CRETCHEN, KYLE: Student Senate 12; Ock 10; Pep Club 9,12; Spanish Club 9-10; FBLA 11-12; Pom Pom 12; C.O. E. 12. PATTISON, STEPHEN G.: FFA 9-12; Rodeo Club 9-11. PELESKY, KEN DUANE: Football 9; C.O.E. 12. PILCH, WALTER POOL, THOMAS A: Music Honorary 11- 12, President 12; Honor Society 12; All State Choir 10-12; All Northwest Choir 11; District Clinic Choir 10-12; District Festival 9-12; Key Club 9-12; Executive Board-Key Club 11-12; DECA 12; Concert Choir 10-12, Freshman Choir; Bicentennial Ensemble 12; FBLA 11- 12; Play 11-12, Musical 9-10, 12- Lead. POPP, DEBRA K: SHS Choir 10; Freshman Choir; Nursing 12; Mini Courses. POWELL, BRUCE LEON: Football 9. PUCKETT, CARY L: Student Council 9; FFA 9-12; Concert Choir 9; Football 9-10; C.O.E. 12. RARDIN, TIM B: Student Council 12. RANDALL, TWILA. REARDON, D. G. : S Club 12; FFA 9-12; Football 9-12; Basketball 9-12; Class Vice President 10. REIMERS, VICTORIA LYNN. REINDAHL, SMOKEY. REED, WILLIAM L. : Swim Team 9-12. REED, RALPH L: Football 9; Mini Courses 10; Vocational Student of the Month. 248 SSMOK DJKSeZOKy REVELLE, ANN E: DECA 12; DECA, Treasurer. REYNOLDS, WILLIAM TAYLOR: Mini Courses 12. RHINE, FRED F: DECA 12; Band 9; Track 10-11; Mini Courses 9. RHODES, THOMAS A: Student Senate 9-12; Ock 9-10; Bronc 9-11; DECA 11-12; FBLA 11-12; Tar's Stars Basketball Club; Speech Team, NFL 12; Track 9; Class Vice President 9; Play 11-12; DECA Parlimentarian 12; DECA President 12. RICE, MIKE: Mini Courses. RINEHART, STEVE. ROADIFER, MARSHALL WAYNE: S Club FFA; Track; Wrestling. ROGERS, KRYSTAL DAWN: Student Council; FHA; Musical; C.O. E. ROTELLINI, FELECIA A: Honor Society 11-12; Girls State 11; Student Council 9-12; DAR Good Citizen Award; Student Senate 12, President; Key Club 10-12; Bronc 12, Sports Section; Pep; Club 9-11; Spanish Club 9-12; Freshman Choir; GISjGAL, Vice President 11; Gymnastics 9-12; Volleyball 12; Pom Pom 11; Student Body Secretary Treasurer 11; Musical 9-10,12; Homecoming Queen 12; Mini Courses. ROTH, GARY A: Football 9-10; ATK RUZICKA, FRANCYJ: Honor Society 11-12; Student Council 11; Student Senate 10-11; Pep Club 9; Spanish Club 9-10; Freshman Choir GAL 9-10. SANCHEZ, RICH R: Kay Club 10; S Club 9-10; Spanish Club 9-10; Football 9-12; Wrestling 9-12; Track 9-11; Mini Courses. SATTERTHWAIT, ROBIN: Band 9-12. SCHEAR, GARY A. SCHOTT, TAMMY JEAN: Ock 11; Gymnastics 9. SCHWABAUER, CINDY ANN: Pep Club 9-10; DECA 11; SHS Choir 10; FBLA 11-12, Secretary; Gymnastics 9. SCHULTZ, NINA LORENE: Student Council; All State; Bronc 9-11; DECA 12; FHA 9-11; Band 9; Concert Choir 10-11; Play 9-11. SELLERY, LINDSAY RAE: Pep Club; Spanish Club; SHS Choir. SENIER, MARLA R: Swim Team 10; Mini Courses 10-11. SIEBERT, MITZI MARIE: Honor Society, Secretary; Girls State 11; Bronc 11; Pep Club 9-10; German Club 9-11; GAL 10-12; Play 12; Nursing 12; Mini Courses 11; Lab Assistant-Biology 12. SILLA, DIANA E: DECA 11. SMALL, GARY M: Orchestra 9-12; Stage Band 9-10. SMITH, BRUCE J. SMITH, CAREN BIRGINIA: Rodeo Club 10; FBLA 11-12, Reporter, Vice President; C. O. E. 12; Mini Courses. SMITH, ROBERT L: Basketball 9- 12. SMITH, SHELLEY A: Honor Society 12; Student Council 11; Student Senate 10; Key Club 11-12; Pep Club 9-11; French Club 12; Freshman Choir; Cheerleader 11; JV Cheerleader 10; Class Secretary 9 Mini Courses. SPAULDING, JAN. SOBOTKA, MELVIE A: Pep Club 9-10, Girls Glee 11-12; Gymnastics 9; Nursing 12. STAHL, PHILIP THOMAS. STANTON, DARLENE EVELYN. STEWART, DOW N: Student Senate 9-11; Basketball 9-10; Golf 9-12; Mini Courses 9-10. STERLING, LESLIE ANN: Library Aide 12. STRAIN, LAWRENCE L: Ock 9-10; Bronc 9-10; Spanich Club 9; Football 9-11; Track 9; Mini Courses 9-10; Spanish Club. SULLIVAN, PAMELA JOYCE. SWEARNGIN, BONNIE J; Ock; Spanish Club; Nursing. SYLER, LINDA LEE. TAYLOR, MICHAEL LEE: Student FFA TAYLOR, SUSAN FAE: Pep Club 9-10 DECA 11; Franch Club 9; Freshman Choir; Girls Glee 10; C.O.E. 12. TERRY, JULIA ANN: Experiment Scholarship 11; Student Council 11; Student Senate 9-10,12; Key Club 11-12; German Club 10-12, Secretary-Treasurer; FHA 9; Sunny Singers; Freshmen Ensemble; Key Club Singers; Homecoming Queen Candidate 12. THEISEN, DEBORAH E. German Club 9-10. TISSINO, SANDY ELAINE: Gymnastics 9; C.O. E. 12. TOLAND, JOSEPH GREG: Key Club 12, Football 9,12. TRUEBLOOD, TAMMY D: Band 9-10. TRUJILLO, VIRGINIA K. FHA 9- 10, Treasurer, Historian; NJROTC 10-12; NJROTC Rifle Team; President Cheif Petty Officer 12; NJROTC Drill Team 10- 12; Mustering Cheif Petty Officer. UROSZEK, LARRY D: S Club 9-12; Swim Team 9-12; Golf 9-12. VERLEY, VERNA JOYCE: Girls State Alternate 11; Student Council 10; Student Senate 11-12; Key Club 11-12; Ock 11; Pep Club 9-12; Spanish Club 9-10; Freshman Choir GAL; Swim Team 9-12, Captain 12; Gymnastics 9-10; Cheerleader 11; JV Cheerleader 10; Homecoming Attendant. VIGIL, STEVE A: Mini Courses. VOLZ, JANIE L. VOOCD, ANITA L: Student Senate 10; Key Club 9-12; Pep Club 9-12; GIS 10-12; CAL 9-12; Track 10-11; Gymnastics 10; Cheerleader 11-12; JV Cheerleader 10, Head; Mini Courses. WARD, KATHLEEN A: Bronc 10; Pep Club 9; Concert Choir 10,11; ROTC Color Guard 10-12; Lt. Supply Officer; Track 10; Play 9-10. WARNKE, RANDY J: S Club 10-12; Band 9; Football 9-12; Homecoming Attendant; Independent Study Program 12. WEAVER, FRANK DAVID: Wrestling 9,10. WEBER, LYNN M: Student Council 9- 10; Student Senate 10-11; Pep Club 9; Freshman Choir; GIS 9-10; GAL 9-10; Swim Team 9-12; C. O. E. 12; Independent Study Program 11. WEBER, SANDRA L; FBLA 11; Nursing 12; C. O. E. 12. WEDDLE, MARYLOU NAOMI: Mini Courses. WELTER, CHUCK E: Football 9; Track 10; Swim Team 12. WILLIAMS, DEBRA SUE: Pep Club 9; FHA 11-12; Rodeo Club 10; Concert Choir 12; SHS Choir 11; Mini Courses. WILMESMEIER, CHERYL ANN: Pep Club 9-10; FFA 9-12; Gymnastics 11; Play 11; C.O.E. 12. WOLCOTT, LISA KAY: Girls Glee 11-12; C.O.E. 12 WOSLACER, BONNIE S: Bronc 11-12; Orchestra 9. WRIGHT, RICHARD EUGENE: Student Council 12; Key Club; S Club 12; Football 9-12; Track 10; Mini Courses. YONKEE, KIMBERELY ANN: Honor Society 11-12; Girls State 11, U.S. Senator, Clerk of Courts, Bison City President; Student Senate 9-10; Key Club 10- 12, Secretary 11, President 12; FHA 9-10, President 10; GAL 9-11; GIS 10-11; Gymnastics 9-10; Pom Pom 12; Cheerleader 11; Class Vice President; Student Body Treasurer 12; Independent Study Program 11. 249 A U ZOQKA PMS 251 To every thing there is a season, and a time to every purpose under heaven: A time to be born, and a time to die; a time to plant, and a time to pluck up that which is planted; A time to kill, and a time to heal; a time to break down and a time to build up; A time to weep and a time to laugh; a time to mourn and a time to dance;... A time to get, and a time to lose; a time to keep, and a time to cast away; A time to rend, and a time to sew; a time to keep silence; and a time to speak; A time to love, and a time to hate; a time of war, and a time of peace. 256 t