Sheridan High School - Bronc Yearbook (Sheridan, WY)

Text from Pages 1 - 248 of the 1977 volume:

1977 BRONC SHERIDAN HIGH SCHOOL SHERIDAN, WYOMING CREDITS STAFF MEMBERS Anne Hutlord - Editor Me she lie Powell Roxanne Montagne Georgia Rugg Sheila Powley John Rotellini Mary Wynne Camille Hape Jeanie Fichtner Darla Worden Kelly Reasoner Laura Wittmayer Jan Underwood Becky Legerski Linda Janssen Gjere - Advisor PROFESSIONAL PHOTOGRAPHERS Don Diers K-Bar Studio Vacationland Studio Camera West STAFF PHOTOGRAPHERS Natalie Genereaux Kathleen Yale David Voogd Johanna Carlson A SPECIAL THANKS TO: Mrs. Musgrave Mrs. Rueb Mrs. Fletcher The Sheridan Press Anthony Strain Mr. Jim Isakson Mr. Jim Wilson Barbara Mery hew Mrs. Donna Strube Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hufford The 1977 Bronc Staff wishes to dedicate this yearbook to the Senior Class of 1977 and to express their appreciation for the cooperation shown to them by the S. H. S. administration, faculty, and students. TABLE OF CONTENTS Acknowledgements.....................................................Page 2 Introduction............................................................... 4 Administration.............................................................13 A Refreshing View Of Seniors...............................................18 A Refreshing View Of Our Staff.............................................48 A Refreshing View Of Competition...........................................68 A Refreshing View Of Faces................................................114 Juniors..............................................................116 Sophomores...........................................................127 Freshmen.............................................................138 A Refreshing View Of Participation........................................150 A Refreshing View Of School Life..........................................186 A Refreshing View Of Our Supporters.......................................194 A Refreshing View Of Memories.............................................222 Senior Index..............................................................224 Class Index...............................................................229 4 The sky is near anger, eruption, and tranquility as I look and wonder why 5 THE EVERLASTING TOUCH 6 OF TIME-1977 7 MEMORIES ARE RICH HARVESTS OF THE PAST SHS WELCOMES NEW ADDITION BELOW: One of the new music rooms in the $2. 6 million educational complex awaits students and teachers alike. Practice rooms and larger rooms for choir and orchestra as well as needed storage space were included in the new wing. The music rooms are located just behind the auditorium stage, providing easy ac-access to the entire area. RIGHT: Sparkling lights and a red interior focus attention on the new Sheridan High School auditorium. The auditorium seats 750 persons and has almost 1,000 lights, each hanging individually. STUDENTS ENJOY NEW STUDY AREA. . TOP: Books found a new home as renovation took place in the old auditorium, making room for a library and research center. With the construction of the new auditorium at SHS, the old auditorium was dynamited to level the solid concrete floor, blasting holes in the ceiling. A drop ceiling was installed and the former stage and back doors provided an attractive multi-level perspective. LEFT: Students are now allowed easy access to a dip in the pool - the new pool in the modern addition. Physical Education classes, the public, and the two Bronc swim teams are just a few of the people who are utilizing the Olympic-sized swimming pool. SHS SALUTES DR. ARAAS In recognition for his many years of dedicated service as the team physician, Sheridan High School athletes and faculty presented Dr. Fred J. Araas and his wife Edythe, an appreciation plaque and roses at one of Sheridan's home football games. Mr. Hall, athletic director, presented the award and wished them, on behalf of the entire community success in their new home located in Phoenix, Arizona. Sheridan will sadly miss Dr. Araas' services and interest in the young people at Sheridan High School. 12 OUR SCHOOL BOARD MEMBERS This year's district two school board consisted of the following members. STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT; Homer Scott, Jr., Mike Kukuchka, George Harper, Faye Bethurem, Sandy Bard, Roger Reinke. SITTING: James Olson, Bill Schwartz, and Don Hargis. LOWER RIGHT: Mr. Shovlain, Superintendent. LOWER RIGHT: No Photo Available for Mr. Popvich, Assistant Superintendent. SHS ADMINISTRATION TOP: Principal Jim Isakson is up to his armpits in electronic technology as he urges a gasping copy machine back to life. Bernice Musgrave, Isakson's dutiful secretary, aids him in the operation. ABOVE: Mrs. Rueb serves as Mr. Isakson's new secretary in the Main Office. MIDDLE: Mrs. Wintermute and Mr. Hall do an outstanding job in the Activities Office. RIGHT: Mrs. Harris and Mr. Wilson keep in touch with the students. LEFT: Mrs. Jan Swingle served as the senior class counselor and was kept busy all year. LOWER LEFT: Mr, Gary Green represented the freshmen and sophomore classes for the school year. BELOW: Mr. James Ward counseled the juniors and the other underclassmen. 15 PEOPLE BEHIND THE SCENES PICTURED ABOVE are our cooks, LEFT TO RIGHT: Helen Crosby, Geneva Gilmore, Mary Lgerski, Glada Cornelius, Marie Wasson, Beatrice Vine, Avis Waddell, Jane Niehay. RIGHT: Harold Huber and Jim Lehert take time out from their busy' schedule for the camera, BELOW: LEFT TO RIGHT: Our custodians are Bill Smiley, Jim Hebbert, JinSim, Kyong Sim, Jack Steel, and Howard Roadifer. r AIDES MAKE LIFE EASIER The aides at our high school make life run a little easier for the students and faculty. ABOVE: LEFT TO RIGHT: Eldora Lauf, Judy Miller, Marian Ring, Caroline Abernathy, and Christy Merha. LEFT: Mrs. Williams. 17 o THEIR LAST YEAR AT SHS. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS The Senior Class Officers FROM LEFT TO RIGHT ARE Kim Fry, Treasurer; Kathy Hoyer, President; and Darla Worden, Vice-President. NOT PICTURED IS Secretary, Amy Ray. The Senior Class officers had a busy year preparing for graduation, organizing class meetings, choosing class colors and a motto. 20 Dean Ackerson Janice Adsit Cindy Aggers Laurie Ainsworth Jan Allen Lisa Anderson Rusty Anderson Kathy Andrews Laurie Atkinson 21 Steve Badgett 22 Mike Bohn David Black Marcia Blair Wesley Bondi Lynne Bovee Timothy Born Gayle Bourne Joe Broemel Mark Brynell Sam Buckley Tammy Buckley David Buyok Anna Byrtus Craig Caldwell 24 Peter Cherni Dean Cline Diana Cook Ronald Costel Steve Crabtree Joe Crackenberger Adrianne Davey 25 Terry Davis Terry Deeds David DeLapp Tim Demchok Gerald Demple Patricia Demple Tracy Diefenderfer David Dovey 26 Mathew Dunne Dudley Edwards Mark Ennis 27 D'Lynn Etchemendy Thomas Evanoff Joy Eychaner Debra Feaster Michael Feaster 28 Robert Frickey Kimberly Fry Robert Gaskell Natalie Genereaux Gary Germann Randy Giles 29 Ruth Goodman Patricia Gosch Timothy Gourley Sherrie Gradin Russell Groombridge John Gutz Richard Hammer Sharon Hankins Bernard Harnish Tammy Harper 30 Cindy Harrington Diana Hauf Mary Hoover David Horsley 31 Kathy Hoyer Anne Hufford John Hurst 32 Nancy Kehrwald Rita Kennedy Logan Killworth Mary Jo Kimble Joen Kawulok Judy Ketcham Susan Kinney 33 Tami Kinnison Karen Knapp Cyndi Knutson Joseph Lannan Lori Legoski Deanna Lentsch 34 Jennifer Leon Raymond Littler Greg McCarty Cindy Maddux Teresa Lupiezowietz Mike Marosok 35 Randall Marosok Stephen Mecham Gary Mefford Tom Michelena Matthew Miller Debra Meryhew Cathy Miller Jeanine Mooney Earl Mitchell Jody (Merha) Baker Karen Miller 36 Richard McKenzie Trent McKinley Greg McChesney Brett Nelson 37 Brad Nielsen Joanne Novotny 38 Belinda Pattison Cathy Pederson Brenda Powell Pete Reed Amy Ray Leslie Reimers Dennis Randall Kelly Reasoner Robert Rhine Elizabeth Rinker Thea Risdall 40 Perry Roberts Christopher Roman Cheryl Satterthwait Michael Roadifer Carol Rodosevich John Rotellini Sandra Sare Paul Schwartz Rick Schmeirer 41 Sandy Scott Carolyn Senff Rhonda (Sheldon) Donoho 42 Mike Seay Kim Severy Kevin Smiley Craig Sellery James Shassetz Lora Smith Mathew Stewart Christina Stopka Kelly Talcott 43 Kenneth Torrens Murray Terry Mark Townsend Richie Tibbetts Delores Trembath Jan Underwood Gregory Vick Barbara Vigil Diana Vigil Edward Vine David Voogd 45 Trish Williams Tod Windsor Julie Wintermute 46 Laura Wittmayer Darla Worden Kathleen Yale Mike Woods Bill Woolston Sherrill Wright SENIORS NOT Travis Adsit Alfred Bonar Brett Buszkierwic Michael Coggins Heather Davis Silvia Hardy Rex Hartman Thomas Hawkes David Ketham John King Brian Lacek Michael Olson Thomas Olson Kim Persinger Elma Wilson Mark Wright PICTURED 47 Few dull moments occur in teaching. zx 1 Tj-j-1—r-i—r-zn Thomas Flynn Daniel Hansen Jack Hansen Duane Donahue Cliff Harkins 52 53 George Mathews 55 56 57 With a faculty of 71 teachers and administraters at SHS this year, the students were kept busy most of the time. Many of the teachers discovered their students were not the only ones to learn new concepts, methods of learning, and studying. RIGHT: Assistant Principal Jim Wilson dresses up on Senior Dress-Up Day. BELOW: The teacher’s lounge provides a relaxing atmosphere for the teachers. 58 AUTOGRAPHS 1976 HOMECOMING ROYALTY Homecoming 1976 was certainly a happy time for Sandy Scott and Tim Dem-chok when they were crowned Homecoming King and Queen during the afternoon assembly. Kathleen Yale and Bob Morales were first attendants, while Patty Weber and John Hurst were second attendants to the King and Queen. ABOVE: Queen Sandy Scott and King Tim Demchok. FAR RIGHT: Patty Weber and John Huist. RIGHT: Kathleen Yale and Bob Morales. 60 Sheridan High School's 1976 Homecoming Royalty candidates were presented with key rings. The candidates were as follows: Sandy Sare and Chuck Dudrey from Art Club; Darla Worden and Kelly Reasoner from Bronc Staff; Jeanie Fichtner and John Hurst from Concert Choir; Julie Wintermute and John Rotellini from D.E.C. A.; Barbara Vigil and David Voogd, F.B.L. A.; while Anne Hufford and Ray Littler represented French Club. BELOW: Sandy Scott and Rich McKenzie, Honor Society; Jennifer Leon and Dave Buyok, Key Club. TOP: Amy Ray and Bob Morales, Pep Club; Patty Weber and Dick Hammer, S Club; Cindy Maddux and David Kane, C.I.S. , and Carla Wagner and Mark Brynell, German Club. TOP LEFT: Debbie Jacobson and Tod Windsor represented Spanish Club. CENTER: First attendant, Kathleen Yale, Queen Sardy Scott, and second attendant, Patty Weber aboard the Royalty float. LOWER LEFT: Homecoming King and Queen candidates opening gifts during the Royalty assembly. LOWER RIGHT: Pep Club had a prize winning float in the parade. 64 BRONCS — FIRE-UP! The Kelly-Walsh Trojans spoiled the Sheridan Bronc's Homecoming football game with precision and efficiency, battering the Broncs 34-7. The Broncs managed 139 total yards. 111 on the ground, and six first downs. Sheridan missed its two starting halfbacks, seniors Rob Gaskell and Jim Shassetz, out with injuries. Junior Jerry Pilch made the only Bronc touchdown and senior John Hurst added the point. TOP: 15-Chuck Dudrey and 53-Randy Marosok get ready for some important drives towards a tally. LOWER LEFT: Marc Knode concentrates on kicking the ball. 65 CLOCKWISE FROM TOP: Lisa Hudson, Kristin Ritola, Barb Ballengee, Holly Rayfield, and Julie Alden dressed as babies during Dress-Up Day. Ms. Susan Henry and Annette Reed enjoy being clowns. Leanna McKenzie grabs lunch. 66 The 1976 Homecoming parade showed off the prize winning floates of the classes and clubs throughout the high school. A tie for first place in the classes division went to the freshmen and the sophomores. The juniors grabbed second and the seniors brought up the rear. Concert Choir took first place in the clubs division and Pep Club was awarded second place. Others taking part in the successful afternoon parade were the Homecoming royalty, the King and Queen candidates, numerous clubs, the ROTC Drill Team, and the Bronc football team. i iie .senior Moat featured a spinning top for their victory float. MIDDLE: The Junior class theme was We Have The Combination For A Victory. BOTTOM: The Freshmen had the outstanding float in the parade with a them of Broncs Are Hot To Trot. AN INTEREST IN SPORTS THE CHEERLEADERS ENHANCED The Junior Varsity Cheerleaders are: STANDING; Darci Marosok, Dawn Kiester. KNEELING; Holly Wintermute, Cindy Goodman, Elizabeth Windsor, and Lisa Kane. The J. V. and Varsity Cheerleaders boosted spirit during the football and basketball seasons. The Varsity Cheerleaders are FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Becky Legerski, Mary McNealey, Kathi Johnson, Sandy Scott, Amy Ray, and Kathleen Yale. 70 EVERYONE'S SCHOOL SPIRIT. The Pom Pon Girls performed during football and basketball games throughout the 1976-1977 season and did special routines for the school assemblies. Although they were mainly an entertaining group, they contributed a great amount of spirit to the Broncs. ABOVE: TOP TO BOTTOM, Karen Madson, Judy Allison, Julie Wintermute, Darla Worden, Jenny Leon, Cindy Maddux, Laurie Ainsworth, Thea Risdaii, Laurie Fall, and Eleanor Flint. 7 CHEERLEADERS HAD PRIDE The Wrestling Cheerleaders traveled with the team on the bus, made many new friends, but mainly cheered the team on to triumphant victories, such as against Casper Natrona and Powell, STANDING: Sherie Horsley, Sandy Sare. KNEELING: Terri Argento and Tammy Reimers. ABOVE: The Freshman Cheerleaders from LEFT TO RIGHT were: Gina Beck, Julie Alden, Karen Namtvedt, Laurie Brennan, Carol Price, and Kristin Ritola. The J.V. Cheerleaders get some valuable practice before a game. 72 1977 FOOTBALL REVIEW Sheridan's Broncs defeated the Gillette Camels 13-3 in the final game of the 1976 pigskin season to bring their yearly record to two wins against seven losses. In addition to Gillette, the Broncs won from Worland 21-7, while losing to Billings West 23-0, Kelly Walsh 34-7, Cheyenne East 27-21, Laramie 31-7, Cheyenne Central 21-14, Casper Natrona 9-0, and Rapid City Stevens 14-7. Jim Shassetz, senior halfback, topped the Bronc scorers with 30 points. Others who figured in the scoring were Jerry Pilch, 18, Dave Smith 12, John Hurst, 10, Rob Gaskell 8, Dave Bell and Chuck Dudrey 6. Seniors who played their final prep football game for the Broncs include Chuck Dudrey, Tim Demchok, David Bell, David Kane, Ray Littler, Rob Gaskell, Jim Shassetz, Mike Feaster, Randy Marosok, Curt Walters, Mike Bohn, Joe Lannan, Greg Vick, Gary Heagy, Chris Roman, Dave Buyok, Rusty Anderson, Rob Helmer-ick, and John Hurst. The Broncs tied Gillette and Cheyenne East for fifth place in the East AA conference with 1-5 records. Two Broncs were named to the Class AA all-state squad selected by the conference coaches. Randy Marosok, center, was named to the first offensive team and Chris Corlis, linebacker, to the first defensive teams. Rob Helmerick was named to an end berth on the second defensive unit. Broncs receiving honorable mention were Chuck Dudrey, quarterback; Zach Lannan, fullback; and Jerry Pilch, halfback-end. Broncs making the East AA conference all star first teams included Marosok, Offensive center; Helmerick, defensive end; Corliss, defensive linebacker; Dudrey, defensive deep back. 73 BRONCS ARE WELL REPRESENTED. The 1976-1977 Bronc football team members and coaches were: 1ST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Gary Benson, Kelly Cole, Merle Smith, Craig Sadler, Bob Baker, Don Brantz, Kyle Scott, David Bell, David Kane, and Mr. Craig Beck. 2ND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Mike Saxton, Bryn Stewart, Jerry Green, Zach Lannan, Chris Corlis, Mike Bohn, Chuck Dudrey, Jim Shassetz, Greg Vick, John Hurst, Rob Gaskell, George Legerski, Garth Benson, Casey Goodman, Jim Helmerick. 3RD, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Burt Dow, Albert Hendrickson, Dave Smith, Tom Burt, Jim Kane, Ray Littler, Rusty Anderson, Jerry Pilch, Jim Ferries, Dave Buyok, Chris Roman, Charles Patti son, Gary Heagy, Tim Demchok, Randy Marosok, Rob Helmerick, Curt Walters, Joe Lannan, Ken Elliot, Dale Perry and Mr. A1 Scott, Head Football Coach of the Broncs. ABOVE AND RIGHT: A hand shake and warm-up drills prepared the Broncs for many action-packed games this season. 74 NIGHT ACTION FOR FOOTBALL 75 VARSITY BASKETBALL 76 1ST ROW Bryn Stewart, Rich Wilson, Craig Isakson 2ND ROW Dave Smith, Gary Heagy, Dave Dovey, Don Helvey 3RD ROW Tim Demchok, Randy Marosok, Jim Ferries, Dave Buyok, Jerry Pilch J.V. BASKETBALL The Junior Varsity Basketball Squad-TOP ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT: Mike Hardesty, Bruce Powley, Doug Justice, Richard Reeves, Jim Kane, MIDDLE ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT: John Butler, Paul Gazdik, Bob Baker, Chuck Onstott, FRONT ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT: Dave Moss, Craig Sadler, and Dan Rousch. Their coach was Bob Albert. 77 FRESHMEN BASKETBALL The Freshmen Basketball Team consists of the following people: BACK ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT: Darin Baker, Alan Wilson, Paul Slayter, Drew Kinney, Bill Campbell, Mike Seay, Manager, Bob Love, Mike Butler, Randy Simmons, E. J. Simpson, Mark Bede. SECOND ROW: Walter Wragge, Matt Herbest, Mike Evanoff, Kip Junker, Casey Carey. FIRST ROW: Matt Rogers, Tony Westika, Don Brantz, Mark Jensik, Loren Smith. 78 BASKETBALL REVIEW VARSITY BRONC BASKETBALL SUMMARY Most Valuable Player-1976-1977: Jerry Pilch, Randy Marosok Co-Captains 1976-1977: Randy Marosok, Dave Buyok Leading Rebounder and Scorer: Jim Ferries Leading Free Throw Shooter: Dave Buyok Hard Luck-1976-1977: Randy Marosok Defensive Player-1976-1977: Bryn Stewart Wins-10, Losses-10. Coach Ted Rapstad. JUNIOR VARSITY BRONC BASKETBALL SUMMARY Their season record was 10-8. Coach Bob Albert. S-45 Cody 51 S-39 Billings West 41 S-63 Billings Senior 57 S-64 Buffalo 47 S-82 Cody 33 S-49 Buffalo 47 S-71 Laramie 58 S-58 Cheyenne 56 S-50 Cheyenne East 53 S-57 Gillette 64 S-39 Kelly Walsh 38 S-61 Natrona 66 S-69 Laramie 46 S-48 Cheyenne Central 53 S-66 Cheyenne East 31 S-62 Gillette a 60 FRESHMEN BASKETBALL SUMMARY NOT AVAILABLE SHERIDAN HIGH SCHOOL SALUTES 80 ABOVE: The 1976-1977 Sheridan High School Broncettes won the State AA girls' basketball championship. They are (BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT) Lori Johnson, manager, Julie Jurosek, Pat Lupiezowietz Michelle Fry, Debbie Meryhew, Linda Kraft, Kelly Butler, Kathy Friend, Coach Jean Mills, and Chris Fiedor, manager. SECOND ROW (LEFT TO RIGHT) is Lori Rayfield, Lisa Anderson, Terri Lupiezoweitz, Marci Milligan, and Renee Wilson. NOT PICTURED is Barb Ballangee who moved to Kansas. The Varsity team gave Sheridan High plenty to be proud of and the spirit which was often lacking at girls' basketball games. Coaches Clyde Stewart and Jean Mills did an outstanding job of providing the team with hope, optimism, and dedication. GIRL'S BASKETBALL 1976-1977. ABOVE: The 1976-1977 Broncette Junior Varsity consists of the following team members, BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT; unidentified, Barb Ballangee, Kelly Butler, Pat Lupiezowietz, Linda Kraft, 2ND ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT; Bonnie Brantz, Teresa Justice, Ann Olson, Sandra Vernon, Lisa Friedenbloom, unidentified, unidentified. 1ST ROW; LEFT TO RIGHT; Chris Fiedor, manager, Chris Cox, Carol Price, and Lori Johnson, manager. LEFT: Teresa, Debbie, Renee, Marci, and Pat get warmed up for tournament action. BRONCETTE SPIRIT IS HIGH EFFORT SPELLS SUCCESS AWARDS AND RECOGNITION SHERIDAN GIRLS' BASKETBALL SUMMARY 1976-77 Overall Season Record 13-5 Conference Record 8-4. Tournament 5-1. Second in Regional Tournament State AA Champions Average-54 points Opponents Average-44 points The State Championship game was held in the University of Wyoming Fieldhouse in Laramie, Wyoming, on March 13, 1977. REGIONAL TOURNAMENT SCORES OUTSTANDING SENIOR Debbie Meryhew MOST IMPROVED Julie Jurosek TOP SCORER Lori Rayfield TOP REBOUNDER Michelle Fry HARDEST WORKER Renne Wilson OUTSTANDING FRESHMAN Marci Milligan Cheyenne Central 63 - Sheridan 75 Gillette 42 - Sheridan 47 Cheyenne East 56 - Sheridan 55 STATE TOURNAMENT SCORES Rawlins 35 - Sheridan 56 Lander 44 - Sheridan 50 Gillette 42 - Sheridan 45 ♦REGIONAL ALL TOURNAMENT Michelle Fry Lori Rayfield ♦STATE ALL TOURNAMENT Lori Rayfield OUTSTANDING SENIOR ATHLETE Julie Jurosek CO-CAPTAINS AND COACH MILLS HARDEST WORKER OUTSTANDING REBOUNDER OUTSTANDING FRESHMAN 84 BRONC SWIMMERS SORRY, NO GROUP PHOTO AVAILABLE ABOVE: The 1976-1977 Boys' Swimming Team enjoyed a good season. Practices were often long and tiring, but success was soon to be found. Sheridan Bronc swimmers enjoyed another successful campaign during the 1977 season as far as won and lost dual meet records are concerned. Craig McCrary's Blue and Gold aquatic stars racked up 21 straight dual victories during the season. The Bronc Finners placed second at the East AA conference meet with 90 points. Laramie finished first with 128 points. Sheridan tallied 22 points to tie for fifth place at the state meet. The Broncs have racked up the commendable dual record of 94 victories against a single defeat in dual meets since 1972. They are currently riding on a dual winning skein of 69 straight victories. During the 1977 season the Broncs posted victories over Gillette, Cody, Powell, Billings Senior, Billings West, Casper Natrona, Kelly Walsh, Cheyenne Central, Lander, Rock Springs, Newcastle, and Hanna. The Broncs also won the annual Sheridan Relays with 128 points. 85 GIRLS SWIMMING The 1977 Broncette Swimming Team is composed of the following people: TOP ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT; Elsa Wertman, Kathy Hoyer, Kristin Ritola, SITTING; Tammy Harper, 4TH ROW: Anna Byrtns, Darci Kuzara, Julie Alden, 3RD ROW: Karen Byrne 11, Suzanne Bell, 2ND ROW: Lori Lawson, Maria Rojo, Misty Seible, Kathy Friend, 1ST ROW: Gerri Carpenter, Debbie Dietz, and Sarah Gutz. 86 SEASON RECORD OJ L lvJI I LI I 1 1977 SHERIDAN BRONCETTES SE WON 19 Broncettes 114 67 -Havre , | 116 ijillettc 50 N.c.i. ■s-4 38 ■ T W KS W� 0b % % 'W j 111 118 Billinl Billings p m ' fVl 87 BOYS GYMNASTIC TEAM TOOK Members of the boys gymnastic team are Joe Broemel, Dave Black, Nate Edwards, Mark Storey, Mark McManus, A1 Harnish, Greg Hall, Dan Morey, Don Byrtus, Dan Dailey, Glen Heide, Jeff Lannan, Jim Persinger, Cullen Rogers, and John Brunaker. Ten boys were on the Varsity 1976-77 team, while the remaining five composed the Junior Varsity, TOP: Joe Broemel, ABOVE: Don Byrtus, MIDDLE RIGHT: Dan Dailey, RIGHT: John Brubaker, 88 SECOND AT STATE. The boys gymnastic team moved into the new high school facility this year. Their practice schedule was from 6:30 p.m. to 9:00 p.m., Monday through Friday. Saturday afternoon workouts were also held, with participation on an optional basis. After setting up the gymnastic equipment, a floor exercise progression was done as a daily part of the workouts. The purpose of this progression was to enhance and perfect fundamental gymnastic skills. The daily workout also consisted of a horizontal bar warm-up exercise. This exercise was used to teach safety on this apparatus and to develop upper body strength. Hard work and dedication were illustrated by Joe Broemel, Allen Harnish, and Nate Edwards at the State Meet. Joe was the 1976-1977 Co-Captain, was awarded 2nd place All-Around Gymnast at the State Meet, 1976-1977 Parallel Bar Champion, 1975-1976 Pommel Horse Champion, and 1977 Sheridan Invitational All-Around Gymnast. A1 was 1976-77 Co-Champion, High Bar at the State Meet. Nate was the 1976-1977 Side Horse Champion at the State Meet. PICTURED LEFT: Joe Broemel, LOWER LEFT: A1 Harnish, BELOW: Nate Edwards. VARSITY GIRLS GYMNASTICS 90 The 1976-1977 Varsity Girls Gymnastic Team had a total of seven meets during the season, including state. PICTURED ABOVE is Melissa Badley, Charlotte Lyman, Susan Nesbitt, Linda Wollenzien, Terri Lilley, and Diane Allen. RIGHT: Linda gets some valuable practice. SEASON RECORD Powell - 5th Casper - 3rd Douglas - 1st Worland - 4th Sheridan - 1st Billings - 2nd State - 5th, held in Powell. J.V. GIRLS GYMNASTICS The 1976-1977 Junior Varsity Girls Gymnastics Team was composed of the following people: TOP ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT; Kaylene Talcott, Nancy Rhodes, Colleen Seibert, Lori Seay, Cory Dixon, and Katy McKinley, LEFT: Coleen Seibert works out on the balance beam. SEASON RECORD Powell - 5th place Douglas - 1st place HONORED TEAM MEMBERS Katy McKinley - Most Valuable J,V, Charlotte Lyman - Most Improved Varsity Patti Steil - Most Valuable Varsity STATE CHAMPS Charlotte Lyman - 2nd - Floor Ex. Terri Lilley - 3rd - Vault Melissa Badley - 5th - Floor Ex, 91 GYMNASTS ARE DEDICATED 92 BRONC TRACK ABOVE: Bronc track team members PICTURED FROM LEFT TO RIGHT, 1ST ROW: Kelly Redman, Craig Sellery, Kevin Harding, Brad Nielson, Tom Laya, TonyWestika, Russell O'Daniels, John Palmer, Steve Hendrix, Ramey Roadifer, JohnBanas, and Chris Corlis. 2ND ROW: Coach Landenberger, Coach Kawulok, Ken Foreman, John Kiser, Roger Calkins, Bryn Stewart, Mike Helvey, Dan Morey, Larry Weber, Coach Ratajski, and Coach Flynn. KNEELING: Jan Allen, Bob Harper, Philip King, and Bill Graham. LEFT: High stepping Roger Calkins placed sixth in the East AA Regional meet at Cheyenne and qualified for the state Class AA meet in Gillette. BELOW: Hardworking track members take break. GIRLS TRACK DOES WELL Members of the girls' track team are as follows, LEFT TO RIGHT: 1ST ROW: Connie Rogers, Diane Allen, Sherrie Horsley, Mariann Khan, Susan Juroszek; 2ND ROW: Janet Stender, Susan O'Dell, Anita Lee, Janet White Sandra Vernon, 3RD ROW: Charlotte Lyman, Lorna Worden, Natalie Genereaux, and Georgia Williams. LEFT: Natalie Genereaux and Terry Liiley compete in the hurdles. RIGHT: Roger Calkins gives a winning smile to the team. During the State AA track meet in Gillette, Janet Stender placed third in the 100 hurdles in 15. 7 and third in the 80 hurdles in 11.5. The Broncette 440 relay team comprised of Stender, Liiley, Khan, and Lyman placed fourth in 53. 9. VOLLEYBALL 1976 Volleyball Summary-Coach Vicki Hanft VARSITY TEAM Lori Rayfield, Captain Michelle Cox, Captain Karen Revelle Natalie Genereaux Debbie Meryhew Sandy Sare Marci Milligan Judy Swanson Barb Ballengee Varsity Season Record-3 wins, 15 losses. Junior Varsity Season Record-3 wins, 15 losses. JUNIOR VARSITY Sandra Vernon, Captain Holly Rayfield, Captain Terri Argento Sherrie Horsley Susan O'Dell Pat Lupiezowietz Dorothy Williams Nangel Lindberg Monique Comes MANAGER-Lori Johnson BRONC WRESTLERS PERFORM WELL ABOVE: TOP ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT; M. % Terry, C. Dudrey, C. Walters, R. Helmerick, E. Mitchell, D. Horsley, R. Gaskell, J. D. King, R. Roadifer; 2ND ROW: K. Johnson, M. Gray, C. Colis, M. Smith, D. Booth, M. French, L. Mitchell, N. Khan, K. Cole; 1ST ROW: T. Anderson, B. Miller, J. Banas, G. Legerski, J, Collingwood, R. Legerski, K. Hurer, G. Benson, R. Lobach, J. Helmerick. RIGHT: 1ST ROW: M. Romero, E. Gifford, G. Wright, M. Mike, R. Bendeure, M. Cici, P. Wollenzien. 2ND ROW: J. Kiser, B. Biesterfield, K. McKim, D. Nicholas, and J. Jones. PRACTICE MAKES SUCCESS BRONC GOLFERS SWING The 1977 Broncgolf team consists of the following people: Craig Isakson, Steve Kraft, Jeff Felker, Richard Reeves, and kich Behlow. The team had a successful year, by giving other teams throughout the state plenty of competition. Sheridan Bronc golfers with a team score of 660 placed fourth at the Casper Invitational, the last meet of the season. Casper Natrona copped first place with a score of 617. Gillette was second with 646 and Cheyenne Central third with 655. Twelve teams took part. Sheridan scores: Craig Isakson 161, Rich Reeves 163, Jeff Felker 164, Steve Kraft 172, and Rich Behlow had a score of 179. 98 ORCHESTRA KEEPS IN TUNE The SHS orchestra performed in various concerts throughout the 1976-1977 school year, bringing musical enjoyment to their audiences. Members of the orchestra PICTURED LEFT TO RIGHT ARE: Kelly Stam-baugh, Stephanie Mosier, Jim Ferries, Kelly Harrington, Fred Fichtner, Bruce Christenson, and director. Sue Salz. NOT PICTURED is Elizabeth Windsor. LEFT: The orchestra performed in The Messiah during the Christmas season. r 99 THE DINNER WITH AN The Dinner With An International Flavor was enjoyed by many students teachers, and the public in general. TOP: Kathy Friend and Linda Wollenzien were selected as this years experimenters. ABOVE: Instrumental music was furnished by William Avery and a group of band members. MIDDLE RIGHT: Sheridan High School Foreign language students helped the Golden Steer cooks prepare the five course dinner. The profits from the dinner were used for the Experiment In International Living Scholarship Fund. LOWER RIGHT: Preparing decorations for the dinner are Dolores Dalton and Kathy Friend. The clover design is one of the oldest symbols in the world, seen all over the world for centuries. It is used by the Experiment to symbolize the present-day search for world unity. 100 INTERNATIONAL FLAVOR UPPER LEFT: The German Club Singers furnished part of the entertainment for the Experiment Dinner. Other groups which sang were die French and Spanish Club, including Tami Kinnison and Jorge Tellez. Dr. Peter Schunk led the German group, with some help from Mrs. Rodney Bisbee, German Club sponsor. UPPER RIGHT: French Club member, Bryn Stewart proudly wears a typical French beret. 101 SHS MUSIC MAKERS The Music Department had a busy year with many interesting concerts and groups visiting the Sheridan area. Up With People, United States Army and Air Force musical ensembles, and the SHS choirs were just a few of the groups who performed during the year. The Northeast District Music Festival was also held at the high school this spring. Musicians from all over the state competed for high honors on their respective instruments. The Messiah, conducted by Dennis Kautzmann, was one of the major concerts of the year. The chorus and orchestra were composed of people from the community, high school students, including guest musicians. RIGHT: Dennis Kautzmann sings a solo during Handel's Messiah. BELOW: High School students from the state of Wyoming prepare for the District Music Festival. 102 SHS CONCERT CHOIR The Concert Choir consisted of the following people: BACK ROW: L. TO R. : Larry Ketcham, Bill Redder, Rick Calkins, Craig Isakson, Bryn Stewart, Roger Calkins, Roger Lobach, John Hurst, Mark McManus, John Rotellini, Mark Hinz, Dennis Switzer. 3RD ROW: L. TO R. : Brenda Ca-e, Georgia Williams, Peggy Collingwood, Terri Argento, Linda Richardson, Liz Windsor, Jenny Leon, Thea Risdall. 2ND ROW: L. TO R. : Mary Welty, Jeanic Fichtner, Tina Stopka, Kathleen Yale, Kathy Friend, Julie Gardner, Juday Allison. 1ST ROW: L. TO R. : Kristy Kirkpatrick, Jane Robinson, Diana Hauf, Becky Hoover, Shelley Felde, Anne Hufford, Laura Wittmayer, Gayle Bourne, and Margo Harvey. NOT PICTURED ARE: Tami Kinnison and Amanda Leander. Concert Choir held their annual fruit sale using the profit to purchase new robes. They went to the Fleetwood Mac concert in Billings, Montana and concluded a fun-filled year at Wong's. THE CLASS OF 1977 UPPER LEFT: Jamie Burgess takes a snooze. UPPER RIGHT: Rita Flack can not believe her eyes. ABOVE: Curt Walters and Chuck Dudrey. RIGHT: Kathleen Yale and Tim Demchok at prom. 104 CLASS OF 77 LIVES ON LEFT: Seniors take pride in themselves by dressing up for Senior Dress-Up Day. MIDDLE LEFT: Varsity cheerleaders, Kathleen Yale and Amy Ray promote school spirit on the 1950's day. Everyone was encouraged to wear a typical 50's outfit. LOWER LEFT: Seniors relax on the first floor benches. LOWER RIGHT: Debbie Jacobson on dress-up day. 105 SENIOR Senior Dress Up Day was held May 13. The day began early for those who attended the Senior breakfast at the Elk's. Flowers for each senior were distributed during the day, while the Senior class officers and volunteers passed out the class colors to each of the rooms in SHS. RIGHT: Tracy Sparks and Cyndi Knutson. BELOW: Jenny Leon, Tod Windsor, and Kelly Reasoner. MIDDLE RIGHT: Laurie Ainsworth and Darla Worden. BOTTOM: Seniors dominated the first floor benches. DRESS UP DAY SENIORS HARMONIZE IN SING OUT SENIORS ACHIEVE THEIR GOALS 106 TOP LEFT: Darla passes the branding iron to Rich. TOP RIGHT: Jan receives the Valedictorian Award. ABOVE: Anne and Natalie were National Merit Scholarship winners. ABOVE RIGHT: Ten seniors received Wyoming Honor Scholarships. RIGHT: Debbie, Carla, and Anne are proud of their check-out cards. CLASS OF 1977 LEAVES WITH JOY 1977 CLASS MOTTO The everlasting touch of time. 1977 CLASS COLORS Black.....................Time Silver....................Wisdom Maroon....................Courage CLASS OFFICERS President-Kathy Hoyer Vice President-Darla Worden Secretary-Amy Ray Treasurer-Kirn Fry CLASS SIZE-233 students 1977 CLASS SONG Written and Composed by Tami Kinnison and Diana Hauf CLASS ADVISORS Thomas Teter Jean Swanson VALEDICTORIAN Jan Underwood SAL UT ATO RIAN Sandy Scott COMMENCEMENT SPEAKER Dr. Earl Ruem BACCALAUREATE SERMON Rev. Larry Brynell 109 CLASS OF 78 PUTS ON PROM RIGHT: Karen, Toni, Lori, Julie, and Patty make paper flowers. BELOW: Phyllis and Mary help Mr. Spencer roll out the paper. BOTTOM: Kelly and P. J. take a break LOWER RIGHT: Kathy and Judy match the wall covering. Decorating for the Jr. - Sr. Prom was tedious, but the time and effort by the junior class paid off on prom night. DECORATING FOR THE BIG NIGHT The Sheridan High School Junior-Senior Prom was a tremendous success. With a theme of We May Never Pass This Way Again the junior class spent many tedious, but funfilled hours preparing for the prom. ABOVE: Mike Hardesty and Kathi Johnson prepare the walls of the SHS gymnasium. LEFT: Jim Kane, Kelly Cole, Phyllis Brock and Liz Benson make a joint effort to hang up the crepe paper. Ill WE MAY NEVER PASS The 1977 Junior-Senior Prom was held at Sheridan High School on April 30th. The Fruitiand Farming Band furnished the evening's music, which was obviously enjoyed by many couples. RIGHT: Judy Allison gets into the music. BELOW: Carol Price and Mike Helvey admire the happiness prom represents for many people. LOWER LEFT: Couples await the Grand March. LOWER RIGHT: Hot and thirsty people found the refreshment center handy. THIS WAY AGAIN. TOP: Teresa Turley and Jan Allen. UPPER RIGHT: The Grand March draws a variety of facial expressions. LOWER LEFT: Bryn Stewart and Jenny Leon. LOWER RIGHT: Phyllis Brock and Randy Marosok, Louey Williams and Kathy Hoyer. 113 EMOTIONS FREELY. LEADERS OF THE JUNIOR CLASS The 1976-1977 Junior Class Officers PICTURED ABOVE FROM TOP TO BOTTOM ARE: Elizabeth Benson, President; Phyllis Brock, Treasurer; and Kathi Johnson, Secretary. NOT PICTURED is Vice-President Laurie Fall. The annual magazine drive throughout the city of Sheridan was once again sponsored by the Junior class. The profits from the magazine sale, held in the fall were used to put on the Junior-Senior Prom in the spring. 116 1978, HERE WE COME Kim Acker Judy Allison Lyle Allred Decilla Anderson Terri Anderson Roger Anthony Jerry Apel 117 JUNIORS TAKE AN INTEREST Gilbert Arguello Joe Arguello Scott Baccari Robert Baker Lexie Bartenhagen Bill Baumgartner Steve Baumgartner Pam Beck Terry Becklund David Behsman Elizabeth Benson Konni Bethurem Kyle Bilyeu Pennie Birr John Bisby Wes Bondi Dave Booth Kevin Bradley Harold Brantz Mary Brennan Ronald Brewer Phyllis Brock Janetta Bruce Debora Burrows IN THEIR HOMEWORK. Tom Burt John Butler Rickie Calkins Roger Calkins Patsy Cantrell Marcella Carpenter John Carrel Kim Case Tammy Christler Kelly Cole Renee Cole Greg Coleman Peggy Collingwood Monique Comes Steve Comstock Daniel Conley Ronal d Copeland Chris Corlis John Cotton Keith Crimmel Candace Christ Valeric Crosby Dolores Dalton Adrienne Davey THE CLASS OF 1978 LOOKS Ronald Etchemendy Catherine Eychaner Dan Fairbank Laurie Fall Anna Faycosh Kenneth Felde Jeff Felker James Ferries Eleanor Flint Debbie Focht Rob Forister Marvin French Kathy Friend Mimi Fuller Julie Gardner Mike Gay Randy Giles David Gleason Carol Gold Casey Goodman Natalie Gorzalka William Graham Mike Gray Edward Green Mike Green Kalleen Greenwood Larry Grooms Tammy Grroms Barbara Hall Jenny Hamilton Kelly Handley Mike Hardesty Gregory Harding Allen Harnish Doreen Harper Kelly Harrington Neal Hartman Donald Helvey Mike Helvey Patrick Helvick Albert Hendrickson Cindy Henson fHjrvhr Q 120 FORWARD TO THE FUTURE. Victor Hermanson Charles Hett Mark Hinz Cathy Hollingsworth Scott Hollingsworth Curtis Holwell Diane Horsley John Horsley Karen Hubbell Valerie Huson Viva Huson Chuck Hutton Craig Isakson Cathy Jensik Jennifer Johnson Lori Johnson Mary Johnson Robert Johnson Anita Jones Sanford Joseph Doug Justice Russell Justice Jim Kane Joan Kawulok Raeleen Kennedy Sam Kerbel Bret Ketcham Larry Ketcham Nazir Khan Colleen Kirby Kristy Kirkpatrick Susan Knapp Mark Knode Cyndi Knutson Cheryl Kober Karen Kobielusz Jamie Koltiska Steven Kraft Pattie Lacek Zach Lannan Donald Larsen Amanda Leander 121 Douglas LeCompte Becky Lcgerski Tammy Legerski Gary Lentsch Debra Leo Louis Leonard Teresa Liiley Renee Littler Kathy Love Kirk Lupcho Brian MacCarty Greg MacCarty Charlene Maddux Patty Madron Karen Madson Jerry Melneck Matt Miller Sam Miller Wayne Mitchell August Moerike Roxanne Montegna Scott Moore Cindy Morey Brian Morris 122 Stephanie Moshier Jill Moug Mike McCalla Mark McCullough Cherisha McElles Kaelena McElles Tammy McKennan Greg McKinley Mary McNealey Conrad Namtvedt Robert Nelson Susan Nesbitt Dixie Nicholas Muff Neidringhaus Julie Norris Patty Novotny Andy O'Dell Diane O'Dell Connie Paine Charlie Pattison Jackie Paul Mary Pelava Dale Perry Julie Peterson Now I lay me down to study, I pray the Lord I won’t go nutty. And if I fail to learn this junk, I pray the Lord that I won't flunk. But if I do, don't pity me at all. Just lay my bones in the study hall. Tell my teacher I've done my best, Then pile my books upon my chest. Now I lay me down to rest. To pray I'll pass tomorrow's test. If I should die before I wake. That's one less test I'll have to take. Reprinted from SEVENTEEN Magazine. Copyright 1976 by Triangle Communications Inc. All rights reserved. Greg Coleman recites a test prayer for the student body. 123 SCHOOL SPIRIT PREVAILS IN Greg Pfau Albert Pierce Jerry Pilch Susan Powell Bruce Powley Lori Rayfield Tammy Reardon William Redder Richard Reeves Karyn Revelle Kathryn Revelle Linda Richardson Paul Rieger Kelly Riley Bob Rinehart John Roberts Mike Roberts Jane Robinson 124 THE JUNIOR CLASS. Shop class looks interesting. Anne Rodosevich Connie Rogers Steve Rogers Greta Rosenlund Danny Roush Tom Roush Thomas Ruby Craig Sadler Darin Sadler Roger Sayer Robert Schaffer Doug Schmick Robin Schoenborn Tracy Schoenborn David Schwabauer Craig Sellery James Semler Tammy Senff Kenneth Sickel Colleen Siebert Charles Simon Merle Smith Dave Smith Stacy Smith 125 WE HAVE ONLY JUST BEGUN. Joyce Stevison Bryn Stewart Robin Stewart Laurie Stiles Ken Stites Rebecca Stroup Judy Swanson Bill Sweem Dennis Switzer Bradley Thomas Cheryl Trembath Ken Trentacosti Theresa Turley Tim Turner Marlene Vail Sarah Valentine Ivel Vending Edward Vine Brian Voogd Bruce Voogd Matt Wallop Thelma Ward Mary Welty Georgia Williams Elm a Wilson Renee Wilson Richard Wilson Kay W inters Linda Wollenzien Patrick Wright Life is a series of hellos and goodbyes, of new faces and old friends, of anticipation and memories. 126 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS 127 The Class Officers are Dorothy Williams, President; Don Byrtus, Vice-President; Shelley Felde, Secretary; and Jim Russell, Treasurer. SOPHOMORES WILL BE Roger Ackerson Ronnie Adsit Terri Adsit Jeff Ainsworth Tom Alden Diane Allen Steve Anderson Tom Anderson Ann Archibald Terri Argento Barbara Atkinson Brenda Badgett Melissa Badley Tina Ballek John Banas Jim Bede Richard Behlow Donna Be Id Richard Bell Garth Benson John Berberich Lori Bickel Wes Bisby Richard Blakeman Jason Bohn Tammy Bolin Gary Bowers Zane Boyd Anita Brandt Janet Brantz Robin Brown Scott Bursell Teresa Burt Jim Busch Clifford Butler 128 NUMBER ONE IN 1979. Don Byrtus Gerry Carpenter Bill Carrel Brenda Case Gary Chambers Cheri Channel Debbie Chitwood Cliff Christiansen Karin Clapham Daniel Clark Wayne Clayburgh Jeff Clements Roger Coggins Lyn Coles Jim Collingwood Christine Cox Laurie Cozzens Neal Crider Nelson Crider Clay Dahlin Joni Dahlin Dan Dailey Jill DeLapp Chris Deutsch Christof Deutsch PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE Paul Deutsch Debra Dietz Carrie Dingis John Dolan Shirley Donahoo Kathryn Donoho Brenda Douglas Janies Drell Jill Dunlapp Terry Durnell Mark Eisenman Lance Feaster Shelley Felde Francine Fichtner Cindy Fie dor Yvette Findley Terry Fisher James Foltz Sherry Fort Lisa Freidenbloom Michelle Fry Forrest Fuller Terri Gamble Connie Garriffa Richard Garrison 130 Bambi Goddard Christie Goehring CindY Goodman lyde Goodman Laura Goodwin Cindy Gosch Cindy Gradin Bob Green 131 Sarah Gutz Alan Hall Greg Hall Russell Hamilton Cory Hamstreet Dixie Hankins Camille Hape David Harper James Harper Jay Harris Wanda Hart Margo Harvey Ronnie Harvey Mark Hawkins Keely Heath Terry Hedderman Catherine Heezen Jim Helmerick Steve Hendrix Scott Hensley Mark Herden Kevin Heuer Janice Hillstead Robert Hoffman Lisa Holcomb NO PHOTC 1 _ AVAILABLE 0 NO PHOTO AVAILABLE PHOTO NOT k AVAILABLE Teresa Justice and Merriam Khan go crazy on first floor hall. Deeann Hollingsworth Becky Hoover Clint Horsley Sherrie Horsley Janice Howard William Jackson Sharon Jacobson David Johnson Keith Johnson Dawn Jordan Gayle Jordan Susan Juroszek Teresa Justice Lisa Kane Jim Kawulok Mary Kawulok Bill Kekich Stephen Ketcham Merriam Khan Dawn Kiester Virgil Kiser Jim Koltiska Joseph Kozeal Ken Kraft Linda Kraft 133 THE CLASS OF Gregg Kuzara Alan Lacek Lori Lawson Anita Lee Gerald Legerski George Legerski Roman Legerski Jim Leo George Leupold Nangel Lindberg Roger Lobach David Loseke Charlotte Lyman Melanie Marchant Steven Marlow Darci Marosok David Marosok Toni Marosok Linda Mates Bonnie Maxted Roy May Steve Melneck Susan Melvin Brenda Metzger William Miller Bonnie Mollenbrink John Morovek Dan Morey Helen Morgan Mellissa Moriarty David Moss Marcia Muller Scott Muller Bob Mynatt Patrick McCarthy 134 1979 HAS PEP! Michael McCoy April McKenzie Kathleen McKinley Mark McManus Dave Nelson Jim Newlon Robert Nielsen Jim Novotny Susan O'Dell Margaret Olson Chuck Onstott Liese Panasenko Donald Pelesky Shannon Perkins Heidi Peterson Jimmie Pierce Tom Pilch Vicki Pinder Theresa Poll Elizabeth Powell Meshelle Powell Susan Powell Sheila Powley Alicia Price Clinton Reimers LEFT: Shelley Felde is busy working. HAPPINESS MEANS BEING A Mike Reimers Tammy Reimers Larry Richards Steve Rieger Andrew Risdahl Kelly Roberts Susan Robinson Chuck Rose Wade Rosenlund Elizabeth Ross James Roth Steve Roush Gigi Rugg Jim Russell James Sampson Rita Sampson Julie Satterfield Don Sawyer Theresa Schaffer Valerie Schuman Kyle Scott Ron Shelley Bessie Sickler Hae Suk Sim Roger Smith Mark Sonderby James Sparks Kelly Stambaugh Bryan Stringer Art Stroup Charlene Swearngin Abbie Talcott Kristy Talcott Shara Tanner Patrick Teigland Mike Terry Gwen Tetschner Ross Thompson Teresa Trujillo Tanya Tulley Blake Vallejo Christy Verley SOPHOMORE AT SHS. PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE Ramon Vigil Bob Vine Terri Voogd Joe 11a Waddell Steven Waddell Michael Wagner Kathy Watson Larry Weber Robert Weber Donna Wells Elsa Wertman David White Janet White Dorothy Williams Mark Williams Elizabeth Windsor Holly W intermute Kent Winters Jeff Wools ton Loma Worden Greg Wragge Gina Wright FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS The Freshmen Class Officers ARE PICTURED ABOVE; LEFT TO RIGHT: Julie Alden, Donnie Brantz; President, Casey Carey, and Mike Evanoff. FRESHMEN ARE ADVENTUROUS! Julie Alden Laura Andre Lisa Andre Elsie Anderson Clifford Arbaugh Dana Arney William Arzy Debbie Baccari Larry Bacon Angel Badgett Debbie Badgett Darin Baker Barbara Ballengee Irvin Bard Alisa Bare Darryl Barker Mark Baumgartner Clinton Bears Barton Beck Gina Marie Beck Bobbi Becklund Mark Bede Debra Behles Suzanne Bell 139 FRESHMEN . . 1980 IS THEIRS Ryan Bendure Lorna Benton William Biesterfeld Rebecca Bisby William Bisby Barbara Bocek Gay Ellen Bohn Roger Bohn Mark Booth Kristy Boston Linda Bowers David Bradshaw Bonnie Brantz Donald Brantz Lauri Brennan Linda Bridger Pam Brown John Brubaker Karen Bryneli Sue Buckley Terri Bur sell Kelly Butler Mike Butler Debra Caldwell William Campbell Casey Carey Donna Carlson Jo Carlson Troy Carnes Holly Carter Pam Castle Robin Channel Ray Chase Bruce Christensen Donna Christensen Mike Cicci Scott Clapet Dan Cline Dean Clouse Troy Coggins Rex Coleman Kelly Collins 140 TO ACHIEVE. PHOTO AVAILABLE PHOTO Not Avoiloblo PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE Too Busy PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE NO PHOTO AVAILABLE PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE Renee Comstock Rodney Comstock Patti Conley Bernard Conley Cheryl Conrad Lori Cooper Sheila Cotton Valda Cotton Taylor Cox Charlene Crosby Daniel Curtis Curt Dahlin Mike Dahlin Lynn Dalton Robert Davis Lori Demple Julie Deutsch Scott Dexter David Dilley Coreen Dixon Christina Dombovy Connie Donahoo Debra Donoho Todd Doughty Barbara Douglas Marvella Drobnick Nate Edwards Alicia Ehlers Jeff Eman Debbie Ennis Billy Eskew Mike Eustice Mike Evanhoff David Fairbank Randy Feaster Teresa Feeley Fred Fichtner Chris Fiedor Kurtis Findley Crystal Fitzpatrick Mary Fleming Sonja Fleming 141 FRESHMEN TAKE AN ACTIVE RIGHT: Mark Storey and Randy Sawyer are prepared for lunch. Scott Forister Kenneth Forman Jimmy French David Fresorger Kathy Frisbie Michelle Frith Lisa Gates Mike Genereaux Troy Gerrard Edward Gifford Kay Gillenwater Darren Good Debra Goodrich Deimetrius Gostas Stacia Graham Michele Griess Susan Grosso Tracy Guilliams 142 INTEREST IN SHS ACTIVITIES Chris Hageman Curtis Hall Rebecca Hansen Kevin Harding Kerrie Harnish Dean Harrington David Harris Linda Harris Julie Haynes Brenda Heezen Glen Heide Kent Heide Ruth Helmerick Julie Helzer Mathew Herbst Mike Hoover Wayne Hoyer Lisa Hudson Joni Hull William Jackson Mark Jensik Abigail Johnson Hugh Johnson Mike Johnson Laura Andre, Dana Arney and their friends took part in the dress-up contest during Homecoming. 141 FRESHMEN SMILE A LOT TC David Jones Diane Jones Jerry Jones Larry Jones Robert Jordan Roxanne Jumer Rippling Junker John Kane Robert Raster Cameron Raul Tami Kekich Joe Kelliher ABSENT WHEN PICTURES WERE MADE ft. PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE Colleen Kelly James Kell David Ketcham Loni Ketcham Deena Kiester Mary Killworth 144 WHILE AWAY THE TIME. Daniel King Phillip King Andrew Kinney Rebecca Kloetzel Lisa Kobielusz Karl Koeneman Sandra Kraft Philip Kukuchka Darcee Kuzara Annette Ladd Jeff Lannan Valerie Lanum Liana Larsen Thomas Laya Shelley LeCompte Christine Legerski Jeff Legerski Kathy Leupold Joe Lipetzky Debra Lobach Rich Loeber John Love Dustin Lucas Rick Lupcho 14b THE CLASS OF 1980 HAD A Patricia Lupiezowietz Daniel Lyons Molly MacCarty Chris Macha Curtis Macha Tom Manor Mike Mark Tom Marlow Nancy Mates Helen Maurer Connie Maxted Ed May Gregory Mayberry Dave Meece William Metz Mike Michelena Dwight Miller Evonne Miller Jeannie Miller Karen Miller Tamera Miller Marcie Milligan Damon Monk Margaret Moody Jennie Morris Starla Morris Todd Mortenson Fred Moye William Murray William Myers William Mynatt Lynda McCarthy Lori McChesney Douglas McLean Dawn McCeowan Leanna McKenzie Kelly McKim Cherrie McMullen Karyn Namtvedt Michael Nesbitt Kelly Newhouse Lois Newport 146 VERY FULFILLING YEAR. Donald Nicholas Jayne Norris Shirley Norwash Russell O'Daniels Steven Olson Randy Onstott Jeffrey Owings John Palmer Allen Payne Thomas Perkins James Persinger Laura Peterson Rick Peterson Michael Phillips Laura Pierson Carol Price Heather Pryde Randy Randolph Celia Rardin Holly Rayfieid Allen Reeves Jerry Reimers Cathy Reindahl Nancy Rhodes Diana Richards Kristin Ritola John Roberts Eddie Rodriguez Cullen Rogers Mathew Rogers Maria Rojo Richard Romeo Moses Romero Junior Rosalez Rudy Keith Rosalez John Rose Mary Beth Rotellini Pamela Sanders Mark Sanderson Marton Satterthwait Randy Sawyer Kimberly Schaffer THE FUTURE IS BRIGHT FOR Mike Schlegal Daniel Schmick Rod Schmick Renee Schreibeis Robert Schutte Mike Scott Laurie Seay Mark Seay Misty Seible Dudley Sellery Jody Semler Sonya Sessions Kevin Severy Molly Shahan Tom Sheldon Jeffrey Schoultz Patricia Sickler Sandra Simon Randal Simmons Erie Simpson Paul Slayter Loren Smith Mark Smith Barry Sodergren Ron Sorenson Kelly Sorvik John Spainhower Bill Sphar Taz Sprague Carolyn Sprout Janet Stender Tony Stephens Val Stephens Lona Stevens Mark Storey Debbie Stroup Lonnie Struble Dennis Studie Tammy Summerfield Chris Sutton Kerene Swedelius 148 TOMORROW'S SOPHOMORES Not preset G or e F William Switzer Kaylene Talcott Teresa Tanner David Teigland Laura Thielen Renee Thorson Robbin Tibbets Tammy Todd Mark Toland Michael Trammell Norbert Trujillo Thomas Tynan Russell Vail Sandra Vernon Donna Vigil Daniel Voogd Jeffrey Waddell David Walker Amy Wallop Todd Walters Kimberly Wamke Jeffrey Wendt Roger Welter Roberta Wertman Tony Westika Todd Wheeler Terri Williamson Alan Wilson Paul Wollenzien Linda Woods Walter Wragge Grant Wright Richard Wright John Wynne Tary Yeager Greta Zimdars 149 SHS STUDENTS GET 152 SHERIDAN HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT GOVERNMENT The 1976-1977 Sheridan High School Student Government fell into traditional form after elections of new council members in April of 1976. The year started at the trails end restaurant were new council members were given the oath of office. Work started immediatly with the 1976 clean-up day. Student Council had a well organized form of participation and clean-up day was a successful begining. After three months of vacation the 1976-77 council went right to work. Mrs. Peg Weaver was installed as government advisor. Freshmen class elections were organized and held. Eight new council members took the oath of office and were ready to at least try and represent their class. Student Senate was also organized and the other branch of student government soon went into effect. Work soon began on one of student council and senate's biggest projects: HOMECOMING. Committees were formed, meetings were attended, ideas were brought up, and soon council and senate were in full swing. One major project was the homecoming assemblies for crowning king and queen. A very hard working committee of juniors, sophomores, and frosh, tryed, and successfully handled a handled a handfuli of senior royalty candidates. While ail the work on assemblies was going on, every extra minute was spent by dedicated government members in building a beautiful royalty float. While the float was coming together, yet another group was busy deciding details on the homecoming dance and the parade. After homecoming the council rested a tew days, then back to work. Pep assemblies were decided, an attendance policy was installed, and a point system was worked out. Not all committees were successful, but over all government did a very good job. Through the holidays council sponsored a Halloween dress up day, and joined with senate to form committees for the winter festival. A number of clubs helped out in making festival very successful. Council stated the 1977 year by raising money for a Buffalo camp for the handicapped. New senators were elected, and Council and Senate worked hard to put on a dance, a disco, a 50's day, and a fun raiser game between the SHS Senior basketball players, and the CYO Eagles. They also worked to get the library dedicated to Martha Hue ling, and a Student Exchange to Gillette. Major projects carried on through the year were the school news report on KWYO and the attendence of the Sheridan School Board Meetings. They also held student body elections, which erupted and ended up with five strong seniors and one sponsor standing behind constitutional law. Class elections were held and soon a breakfast was held with the end of the 1976-1977 Student Council. Student Senate soon ended its term by the end of school. PICTURED TO THE LEFT is some of the 1976-77 Student Council. The 1976-77 officers were (PICTURED ABOVE LEFT) President Tod Windsor, Vice President Kathleen Yale, Secretary Sandy Sare, and Treasurer Sandy Scott. Seniors were best represented by council members David Voogd, PICTURED ABOVE FAR LEFT with Mrs. Weaver. Other seniors were Kathy Hoyer, Darla Worden, Amy Ray, Kim Fry, John Gutz, Trish Pooley, and Barbra Vigil. Juniors were also well represented by Liz Benson, Phyllis Broock, and Greg Coleman. Other juniors were Laurie Fall, Kathy Johnson, Judy Allison, Charlie Paterson, and Becky Legerski. The entire Sophomore Class was very dedicated to council. They were Dorothy Williams, Don Brytus, Shelly Felde, Jim Russel, Holly Wintermutte, Susan Juroszek, Bob Harper, and Greg Hall. The freshmen were Don Brantz, Casey Carey, Julie Alden, Mike Evanoff, Pat Lupeziwetz, Anni Ladd, Jerry Jones, and Drew Kinney. STUDENT SENATE Student Senate is a government organization headed by Kathleen Yale, Student Body Vice President. Members of Senate come from homerooms, in which they are elected to represent. Student Senate has many number of fund raising activities, along with assisting student council in big events, such as homecoming. Main projects of the 1976-77 Student Senate were sending members to WASC (Wyoming Associated Student Council) working on Homecoming and the Snow Festival, and sending senators to Gillette on a student exchange. Any Student who has a third class is eligible to run for, and be elected to Student Senate. PICTURED ABOVE are some of the 1976-77 Student Senators. 154 FRENCH CLUB French Club, Le Cercle Francais, meets once each month for a business meeting. Once each nine weeks a fun night is held; programs are planned to help students learn more about France and her culture. Fun nights include a Christmas caroling party (in French) and a spring banquet honoring senior members. French Club sponsors a homecoming queen and king candidate and participates in the parade. Students who have had at least one year of high school French, or who are currently enrolled in French are eligible for membership. French Club also helps out in the International Dinner. PICTURED BELOW are the French Club singers. PICTURED TO THE RICHT are (TOP ROW) Greg Coleman-Vice President, Anne Hufford-President, Judy Allison-Historian, (BOTTOM ROW) Susan Juroszek-Treasurer, and Cindy Fiedor-Secretary. 155 0 SPANISH CLUB Spanish Club, Los Buscadores, is composed of students who are taking or have taken Spanish and who have earned a grade of at least a C in Spanish. The club is mainly social, and their main project, at present, is to help earn money for the Experiment in International Living Exchange Scholarship that is given to a Junior Foreign Language student at Sheridan High School. ABOVE are members of the 1976-77 Spanish Club. Spanish Club Officers were Debi Jacobson, president, and Sara Gutz, secretary-treasurer. 156 GERMAN CLUB German Club, Der deutsche Verein, gives students an opportunity to learn about the culture of Germany and practice their German. Any student who has had one semester of German is eligible for membership. German Club sponsors a king and queen candidate for homecoming. They also take part in the International Dinner (PICTURED BELOW are the German Club singers) and the Foreign Exchange. PICTURED TO THE RIGHT are Secretary-Treasurer Shelly Felde, Vice President Diane Gillespe, and German Club President Karen Revelle. O j y y yyw A « � w A' , c) ; V 9 « « « } � IW I A w A A A A A A 157 FFA: RICHARD McKENZIE, STATE VICE PRESIDENT FFA is a boy-girl organization which is designed to prepare students for an agricultural background. It covers all phases of farm mechanics, livestock farming, and agricultural sciences. To be eligible for FFA, one must be enrolled in a vocational agricultural class. BELOW LEFT FFAers' put on the teachers breakfast. BELOW RICHT FFA members, BACK LEFT TO RIGHT, ]. Jones, Mr. Bohn, C. Eychaner, T. Michelena, S. Joseph, B. Woolston, C. Cosner (coach), FRONT LEFT TO RIGHT, R. Costel, K. Johnson, R. McKenzie, D. Harper, and J. Woolston. BELOW FAR RICHT is FFA STATE VICE PRESIDENT RICHARD McKENZIE 158 ART CLUB HAS A VERY BUSY YEAR Art Club started its year off by presenting a Homecoming Flag, designed by Jan Underwood, made by Laura Witmeyer, to football coach A1 Scott. The holiday season saw four art club members, Rox, Karen, Connie, and David, painting Christmas designs on store windows. Art Club ended its busy year by sponsoring a trip to the state high school art show in Casper. PICTURED BELOW LEFT TO RIGHT are (TOP ROW) David Voogd, Laura Witmeyer, Mrs. Skaar, (MIDDLE ROW) Karen Kobielusz, Rox Montegna, Anita Lee, (BOTTOM ROW) Connie Rogers, Mr. Murphy, and Christy Goehring. 1S9 The Sheridan High School lettermens' Club is an organization of boys who have earned a varsity letter in a major sport. The purpose of the S Club is to work toward greater school spirit and better interscholastic competition. Each year the S Club honors the best in Sheridan High athletics by awarding letter jackets and other individual awards. The club operates several money making projects -each year, such as selling concessions at sports events. S-CLUB GIRLS ATHLETIC LEAGUE Any girl who wishes may participate in Intramural sports in Sheridan High School. From this participation, she earns 50 points for every tournament. When a girl has earned 100 points she is eligible to join GAL. A letter S is given for 700 points, and a sweater for 1500 points. Tournaments are held for the following sports: Archery, Badminton, Basketball, Deck Tennis, Horseshoes, and Table Tennis. GAL also sponsor the Senior Girl Athletic Award, given to a deserving senior girl athlete each year. The 1976-77 GAL president was Joy Eychaner. GAL members are PICTURED ABOVE. 161 Key Club is a service club for boys and girls in high school. It is sponsored by Kiwanis International, and is dedicated to developing leadership and character. The Key Club motto is We Build a building for justice, liberty, democracy, and a better world in which to live. Key Club is not a mere organization, but a driving force, developing the leadership for tomorrow while it creates a better high school today. PICTURED ABOVE are the members of Key Club, who are dedicated to helping the special education students. ON THE PAGE TO THE RIGHT are the Key Clubers' in action. 162 PICTURED BELOW are the 1976-77 members of key club. FROM LEFT TO RIGHT they are: (FRONT ROW) P. Brock, L. Friedenbioom, K. Johnson, J. Allison, S. Smith, M. Rotellini, B. Brantz, C. Dixon, E. Llagas, C. Fiedor. (2ND ROW) P.J. Kane, K. Cole, K. Bethurem, L. Hudson, D. Kiester, K. Namtvedt, B. Hover, C. Price, K. Watson, J. Leon, M. Powell, J. Hamilton, B. Atkinson, A. Archibald. (3RD ROW) C. Isakson, D. Voogd, J. Russell, T. Westika, K. Junker, M. Evanoff, A. Wilson, C. Carey, J. Arguello, B. Hall, A. Hufford, T. Schoenbom, D. Nicholas, M. Moriarty, Mr. A. Hanson. (BACK ROW) J. Novotny, B. Stewart, M. Helvey, J. Rotellini, C. Rose, D. Brytus, J. Apel. 163 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The purpose of National Honor Society is to recognize outstanding student on four levels of accomplishments: character, leadership, service, and scholarship. To be selected for membership, a student must be in the top third of his class and have a grade point average of 3.0 or better. ABOVE president Richard McKenize passes out membership cards. The major project of the National Honor Society is the singing valentines. 164 165 Bronc Staff is a organization responsible for the publication of the school yearbook. Emphasizing individual styles and talent in order to create an exciting yearbook was the main goal of the 1977 Bronc Staff, according to Editor Anne Hufford. (PICTURED ABOVE) The willingness to work, boost morale, and adding variety to the 1977 literary edition made it possible for the members to learn more about layout and copy-writing, including journalism skills. Mrs. Linda Gjere successfully guided the staff throughout the year by helping them to overcome the inexperience and prepare the yearbook. PICTURED ABOVE are members of the staff. 166 Pep Club is an organization of students who seek to promote school spirit for Sheridan High School. The club promotes this spirit by making posters, organizing some pep assemblies, and organizing themselves into an effective cheering squad. One of Pep Clubs biggest projects is 1950's Day. Any student at Sheridan High School is eligible for membership. The 1976-1977 SHS Pep Club Officers were (PICTURED TO THE LEFT) secretary-treasurer Phyllis Broock, vice president Linda Kraft, and president Connie Betheruim. PICTURED ABOVE them are the 1976-1977 Pep Club members. PICTURED BELOW is a Pep Club meeting. 167 Music Honorary is an honors club and membership is selective. The highest degree of musical talent is expected of each member. Music Honorary Members PICTURED ABOVE FROM LEFT TO RIGHT are Dennis Switzer, Jane Robinson, Tami Kinnison, John Hurst, John Rotellini, Jeanie Fitchner, Tina Stopka, Anne Hufford, Laura Witmeyer, Kathy Friend, Mark McManus, and Jan Underwood. 168 ALL NORTHWEST All Northwest is designed for the best choir and band students in the northwestern part of the United States. All Northwest was attended by John Hurst (ABOVE), Tina Stopka (LEFT), Tami Kinnison (RIGHT), and Jan Underwood (BELOW). 169 All State Choir is the best voices in the State of Wyoming. Sheridan members were: Tina Stopka, Bill Redder, Larry Ketchem, John Hurst, and Tami Kinnison. (ALL PICTURED ABOVE) ALL STATE CHOIR AND BAND All State Band is the best players in the State of Wyoming. Sheridan members were: Mike Seay, Peter Chemi, Diane Hauf, Jan Underwood, and Giji Rugg. (ALL PICTURED BELOW) 170 ABOVE: Mr. Avery conducts the Band. LEFT: And the band plays on. BELOW: SHS Jazz Band. SHS BAND PLAYS ON AND ON 171 BOYS' STATE Four boys, selected to represent Sheridan High School on the basis of their leadership qualifications, attended the 29th Wyoming Boys’ State in Douglas from May 30 to June 5 of 1976. There they received information and instruction in the affairs of their government to foster and increase their usefulness as future leaders. The Sheridan High School delegates were Richard Hammer, Todd Windsor, John Rote 11 ini, (ALL PICTURED ABOVE) and David Kane (NOT PICTURED). 172 GIRLS' STATE Eight girls, selected to represent Sheridan High School on the basis of their qualifications of character, leadership, and scholarship attended the 34th Wyoming Girls’ State at Laramie from May 30 to June 5 of 1976. There they were informed of their duties, privileges, rights, and responsibilities as American citizens to prepare them to take their place in the functioning government. The Sheridan High School delegates were Jenny Leon, Natalie Genereaux, Tina Stopka, Tami Kinnison, Darla Worden, Sandy Scott, Sandy Sare, and Debbie Jacobson. (PICTURED BELOW) 173 GIRLS' NATION Every year the American Legion and American Legion Auxilliary sponsors a Boys and Girls Nation, which is usually one week long in Washington D. C. As a present to the Youth of America for the bicentennial, the Legion and Auxilary held a joint session of Boys Girls Nation, expanded to 18 days in length. Three boy staters, and three girl staters from each each state were elected to attend. From SHS Sandy Scott (ABOVE), and Tami Kinnison (ABOVE LEFT) were elected to attend. 174 NATIONAL FORENSICS National Forensics League is an honorary national organization for high school speakers. Students become eligible for election in the organization when they have accumulated twenty-five points in interscholastic competition. The group sponsors and conducts the annual Sheridan Invitational Speech Tournament as well as having several social activities during the year. 775 SPEECH TEAM (ABOVE) The SHS Speech Team is an organization for the student interested in speaking in competion. Speech team travels around the state, and around near by states, competing in a number of speech categories, all year round. In order to qualify for NFL you must be a very active speech member. One of the major projects of Speech Team is to assist in the Sheridan Invitational Speech Tournament. (ABOVE RIGHT) Jeanie Fitchner looks busy during the tournament. (MIDDLE RIGHT) Jenny Leon put on her own show. (BELOW RIGHT) In this mass confussion there is some organization. (ABOVE FAR RIGHT) Greg and Renee work things out. (BELOW FAR RIGHT) Whom is kissing whos head? 176 177 DECA The Distributive Education Clubs of America, otherwise knpwn as DECA, is an organization whose program of leadership and personal development is designed specifically for student enrolled in any DE program. Students enrolled in any Distributive Education programs are eligible for membership in the local, state, and national DECA. DECA Chapters meet once a year in state competition. The 1976-1977 Sheridan High School DECA president, John Rotellini, won first place in the state public speech. This entitled him to compete on the national level. PICTURED TO THE LEFT are the 1976-77 DECA officers, and ABOVE the 1976-77 DECA Chapter including officers. CHESS CLUB FBLA was designed for business students, DECA for DE students, Art Club for art students, GAL for girl athletes, S-Club for boy athletes, Honor Society for smart students, and Chess Club for students interested in Chess. Chess Club is the newest club at Sheridan High School, designed for the student interested in the art of Chess. Chess Club is not just for those who know how to play chess, but for those who are interested in learning the game. BELOW are the Charter Members of Sheridan High School Chess Club. 179 FBLAERS' HAVE BEST WORKING YEAR The 1976-77 Sheridan Chapter of FBLA (Future Business Leaders of America) listed ten members for the year. PICTURED ABOVE ARE (TOP ROW) seniors David Voogd, Barb Vigil, and John Rotellini; (MIDDLE ROW) juniors Charolet Lyman, Tammy Legerski, and Collen Siebert; (BOTTOM ROW) sophomores Becky Hover, and Dawn Jorden. NOT PICTURED are senior Mary Hover, and junior Doreen Harper, FBLA is not open to Frosh. The major project of the FBLA Chapter is sending delegates to the state conference to compete. Eight Sheridan delegates were sent, Dawn and Mary did not attended. Within the group were two voting delegates, Charolet and Doreen, and a candidate for state secretary, Colleen. Money for the FBLA trip was raised with two projects, The first was a bake sale, in which a profit was very small. The second was the making and selling of the girls state swimming program, A very large profit was made, PICTURED ON THE OPPOSITE PAGE are the SHS FBLAers' at the State Conference in Powell, AT THE TOP OF THE PAGE Doreen, Barb, David, Colleen, and Becky await the start of the awards banquet. AT THE TOP, TO THE FAR RIGHT, Becky, John, Charolet, and Tammy seem to be having fun in bed? IN THE MIDDLE John introduces Colleen, who prepares to give a speech written five minutes earlier. IN THE MIDDLE, FAR RIGHT, Becky and John are PICTURED with the past state vice president. The Sheridan Chapter seemed to have a certain magic in their rowdy personnel. They became very closely acquainted to many FBLA members from around the state. Also, Becky shows a little of the emotion the Sheridan Chapter had for each other, they were all very close. AT THE BOTTOM the girl delegates seemed very proud of their male members for doing so very good at the convention. Both David and John placed. Sponsor Mr. Stewart presented FBLA members with the following awards at the Honors Assembly: Tammy Legerski-Outstanding Chapter President, Tammy represent Sheridan in the stage flag presentation; John Rotellini-Outstanding Senior Boy, Charter Member, and 2nd in Mr. FBLA; Barbra Vigil-Outstanding Senior girl; and David Voogd-Outstanding Member, Charter President, and 4th in Accounting II. Barb and David were the FBLA homecoming candidates. The 1976-77 Chapter of FBLA is proud of David Voogd for winning the Kiwanis Vocational Scholarship and using at a Business school. Good Luck David, Barb, John, and Mary. 180 181 BLACK GUARD IS ALL TOGETHER OUR FEARLESS LEADERS UPPER I£FT: Jack Boyko, Kay Winters, Bessie Sickler, Mark McManus UPPER RIGHT: Color Guard-Mike Mark, Bessie Sicklar, TarriVoogd, Fred Moye. LOWER LEFT: Johanna Carlson, Wanda Hart, Damon Monk, Fred Moye. LOWER RIGHT: John Dolan, Mike McCoy, Neal Hartman, Kelly Stambough. WE SURVIVED. . I thought I was tall We can cook too Chickens Sharp shooter . . EVEN IN SAN FRANCISCO Sight Seeing Its a Bird It's Gold Good Bye 185 LIFE AT SHS IS NEVER DULL OBI € rr7rry?;'r=rjdlZ LIFE AT SHS School life is never dull and uneventful. Happiness, joy, a good laugh or two, and the contentment good friends bring is always waiting around a nearby corner. f i r Life at SHS can be what you make it. Whether you create a piece of artwork or help a friend accomplish a goal, remember a favor which seems small, can be the very best of all. 189 MEMORIES OF GOOD TIMES. . . 190 161 193 HERE ARE SOME OF OUR SUPPORTERS THE HENNE FUNERAL HOME 297 South Main, Seridan, Wyoming Phone 674-6329 Directors: Robert Henne John Ferries BIG HORN COAL COMPANY Retail yard at the Mine tipple Telephone 674-6871 Sheridan, Wyoming COUNTRY KITCHEN JERSEY CREAMERY, INC. 50 West Works 672-2435 SHERIDAN MEAT COMPANY Supporting Sheridan High School Activities U.S. Government Inspected Packers of Arrowhead Brand Products P.O. Box 663 SHIPTON'S For Auto-Home-Ranch Supplies Duralon Tires-Durastart Batteries Levi-Wrangler-Dickies Clothing Texas-Blue Bell Boots Where you Always Get a Better Buy DRUGS COSMETICS SPORTING GOODS 900 North Main 674-7417 80 Coffeen 674-6471 SAM ROTELLINI STATE FARM INSURANCE AGENT The Family Insurance Man 1126 North Main Sheridan Wyoming 674-7161 CASA INTERNATIONAL 377 Coffeen Avenue 672-5335 MODE O'DAY The Place for Sportswear 134 North Main Sheridan, Wyoming 198 COMPLIMENTS OF Hardware Steel Headquarters for all your music needs Fencing Pipe Tools 171 North Main For All of Your Electrical Needs Come To the Friendliest Crew in Town The Guys Gal at: A-1 ELECTRIC RtldlO IlclCk A TANDY CORPORATION COMPANY 226 East Brundage Sheridan 674-8260 Mike Forrister-We're Experts Motor Repair GMC TRUCKS pox n, c FORD MERCURY SHERIDAN AUTOMOBILE ASSOC. CHRYSLER TOYOTA American Motors FI Riley's Cook Ford Sheridan Motors Ed Hammer, Inc. Valley Motor and Implement Sheridan Ranch Supply Poll Motors Dodge BUICK 200 GATEWAY ROCK SHOP 251 North Main Sheridan 672-5474 Good Luck Class of 1977 N-Z SHOES Your Feel Are Our Business NZ SHOES 176 N. Main Sheridan, Wyoming 674-8189 Good Hunting and Fishing Starts Here RITZ SPORTING GOODS 135 N. Main Sheridan, Wyoming Keep our forests and fields green and clean Prevent forest and grass fires 201 BANK OF COMMERCE MEMBER FDIC Established in 1893 202 Sheridan, Wyoming 674-7411 GOLDEN STEER RESTAURANT 19(1 North Main Sheridan, � V joining Phone 674-9334 203 CHAMPION FUNERAL HOME Ambulance Service 224 S. Brooks 674-4473 BOYD'S SUPERMARKET Bakery - Delicatessan - Groceries 440 Broadway, Sheridan Compliments of: FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Sheridan, Wyoming 674-6481 BIG C SERVICE AND SUPPLY INC. Now 2 Locations to Serve You 504 Broadway 435 N. Kenwood Sheridan, Wyoming Casper, Wyoming 672-5867 237-9525 Nuts and Bolts Filter Cleaning New Filters Purcolator and Donaldson N.A. NELSON CONSTRUCTION CO. General Construction Established 1940 206 SHS PATRONS Dr. Batty Kennedy Connor Healy Lou's Transfer Storage 207 STATE FARM INSURANCE Marion D. Ladd Agent 39 East Rurkiff Sheridan, Wyoming 674-3443 VACATION LAND STUDIO AND GRUNK-O-FILMS At The Bottom of High School Hill” Complete Photographic Service Motion Picture and TV Filming Portraiture: Studio or Outdoor Locations-Passport Commercial-Illustrative Photographic Specialties Photo Charms-Jewelry Albums-Weddings 208 photo courtesy of Jack Richard (E0W(BKA ¥[U1MU0W5 V SMKRDIDMW MDHOOll (E ASS (Dff 'Z7Z7 ARE YOU INTERESTED IN A CHALLENGING CAREER? COME AND CHECK THE OPPORTUNITIES THAT ARE AVA I LABLE FOR YOU IN THE WYOMING ARMY NATIONAL GUARD 209 SHERIDAN RECRUITER,CALL 67A-8311 832 North Main ERIC'S TOWN PUMP 672-2749 105 West Works Sheridan, Wyoming Sheridan, Wyoming 672-2226 Avis Rent-A-Car DON DIERS SHERIDAN MOBILE HOMES Master of Photography 1389 Big Horn Ave. 674-7171 South of Sheridan 672-2682 210 SHAKEY'S CAPITOL DRUG 129 North Main 672-2489 Sheridan, Wyoming K.B. TRACTOR Good Luck Class of 77 1935 Coffeen Ave 672-5819 1968 Coffeen SWEETBRIAR SHOP TUCKER'S INC. 28 N. Main 672-2560 CLOVERLEAF BAKERY 44 So. Main 50 N. Main Sheridan, Wyo. 674-7272 211 17 South Main St. Sheridan, Wyoming 82801 Phone 674-4822 302 A 672-2459 RANCHER MOTEL Don Pelesky invites you to make the Rancher Motel you r bunkhouse for tonite. 1552 Coffeen Ave. Bus Loop 90 Telephone 672-2428 FARMER'S CO-OP OIL CO. 117 North Scott Street Sheridan, Wyoming 674-7463 Joyce Tony Pelesky 'Ma Pa' Motel 212 TOP TYPEWRITER . HU® “■ r ;yprv Full line of office equipment and furniture. Telephones-Meeting Rooms Color Television 20x40 Indoor Heated Swimming Pool Refrigerated-53 Units Air Conditioned Restaurant-Lounge Your Hosts, the Kinnisons Sheridan, Wyoming 2125 N. Main 672-2477 Qualified Service Department 409 Coffeen Ave. 672-3144 WOODY'S Sheridan’s Family Restaurant SHERIDAN GUN SHOP Daily Buffet-11:30 A.M. -2:00 P.M. Open 6:00 A.M. to 10:00 P.M. 2004 N. Main Street W@®[5)y° |! restaurant 1037 N. Main Sheridan, Wyoming 674-8360 21.3 CLOUD PEAK LANES HOSPITAL PHARMACY 214 North Main GOOD LUCK CLASS OF 77 P.O. Box 126 SHERIDAN-JOHNSON REA Serving the rural Sheridan, Johnson, and Campbell Counties Ph. 674-7616 ALU_____- fcspihl PHARMAC A W DRIVE-IN 1920 N. Main 214 COAST TO COAST STORES Congratulations Seniors CARROLL REALTY, INC. In business to serve your real estate and insurance needs since Sheridan High School was located at the Big Horn Granite Works 316 N. Main, Sheridan, Wyoming ]C PENNEY CO. Quality and value for 75 years FIRST WYOMING BANK N.A. OF SHERIDAN Downtown-Next to the Post Office 215 VICKERE LUMBER Complete Building Service 135 N. Gould Sheridan, Wyoming Phone 672-2471 n m m g intUtt IS SHERIDAN GREENHOUSE CO. -c- 503 Avoca 672-5841 New Shop and Location SEARS ;| • 201 N. Main ! Sheridan, Wyo. : 674-8294 Sears, Roebuck, and Co. | DAN'S RANCHWEAR OSWALDS JEWELRY AND GIFTS For the finest in Diamonds and Gemstones, ask for Don Oswald-certified gemologist. 150 Main Sheridan, Wyo. Member of American Gem Society MISSION BARBER SHOP 120 DIAMOND LUMBER CO. Everything to build anything Free Delivery Sheridan, Wyoming Phone 672-2151 216 BRIDGEFORD, HOLCOMB, JENRICH, INC. 16 South Main (307)672-5833 Sheridan, Wyoming 82801 Congratulations From STEVENS FRYBERGER Visit Our Up-Front Shop' 35 North Main Sheridan, Wyoming 674-6456 217 Flowers for All Occasions 17 North Main P.O. Box 5 SHERIDAN STATIONERY CO. Your Bookstore 206 North Main Sheridan Wyoming Phone 672-3031 GALEY-THOMAS REALTY ■ . 110 South Main 674-8878 WAREHOUSE MARKET RENT IT CENTER Welcomes Your Business Pat and Tom Killworth WESTERN SIGNS, INC. Signs of all Kinds 151 West Brundage Sheridan, Wyoming 1450 Coffeen Ave. 672-3145 218 QUICK PRINTING COMPANY COMMERCIAL JOB PRINTING 43 S. Main St. Sheridan, Wyoming P.O. Box 562 Telephone 674-6277 I THE FRIENDLIEST STORE IN TOWN YOUR COMPLETE FAMILY DEPARTMENT STORE 104 North Main Street Sheridan, Wyoming PRINTERS • STATIONERS • OFFICE OUTFITTERS 30 North Gould Sheridan, Wyoming 82801 674-7473 219 SHERIDAN COMMERCIAL CO. purina chows, custom milling, farm supplies, pumps, and well supplies seeds, hardware, paints P.O. Box 787 672-2451 Sheridan, Wyoming 82801 MAGIC DOOR BEAUTY SALON 501 North Main Sheridan, Wyoming 674-7375 TUDOR CLEANERS FRICKEY'S For Heating and Air Conditioning 545 North Main Sheridan, Wyoming 674-6451 P.O. NEWS AND SPECIALTIES 1 North Main-Sheridan, Wyoming 674-9911 415 North Main 674-7891 Magazines Books Candy Tobacco Pipes and Accessories 220 « MIKE'S ELECTRIC Sheridan, Wyoming 82801 J S STANDARD SERVICE and HAYNES Complete car service, alignments, tires, batteries, and accessories TRAILER SERVICE 2050 N. Main 674-9904 KRAFT'S JEWELRY 11 North Main Street Sheridan, Wyo. 674-4164 AUTO PARTS, INC 108 East Grinnell, Sheridan, WY I ECON-O-WASH LAUNDRY A-1 AUTO REBUILDERS eliminates washday drudgery 1726 North Main Sheridan, Wyoming Phone 674-4604 19 E. 5th, Sheridan, Wyoming 221 cWorld of Qookery 4 Suite 3 672-3681 Sheridan's Only Gourmet Cookery Store Featuring Le Creuset: Fine grained cast iron cookware, with colorful vitreous enamel finish. French Porcelain Microwave Ware, World Famous Sabaiter cutlery, Tagos heavy weight tin lined copper. Wok Cookery, Baskets, Gadgets, Wood Untensils, French Tinware, Stoneware, Porcelain Pottery, Clay Cookery teak. ; BANKAMERICAR D At u Gifts for every occasion Bridal registry Gift certificates MOSSHOLDER'S MUSIC SHOP FEATURING JENSEN M PIONEER cnjasasna 222 WYO, SKYLINE DRIVE-IN, AND THE CENTENNIAL TWIN THEATRES 40 North Main 36 East Alger Sheridan Movie Info. 672-2803 672-5797 672-9811 160 North Main 674-8491 Photographed by Dick Kehrwald A.S.M.P. 32 South Main 674-4679 223 SENIOR DIRECTORY ACKERSON, DEAN GERALD: D.E.C. A. 11, 12; Play 11. ADSIT, JANICE M: D.E. C. A. 12 - reporter; Pep Club 9; Track 10; Gymnastics 9. ADSIT, TRAVIS: No activities. AGGERS, CYNTHIA A: Gymnastics 9. AINSWORTH, LAURIE: Student Senate 11; Plays 11, 12; Pep Club 9, 10, 12; Gymnastics 9, 10, 11; Concert Choir 11. ALLEN, JAN: Gymnastics 12. ANDERSON, LISA MARIE: Student Senate 11, 12; Basketball 10, 11, 12. ANDERSON, RUSSELL WILUAM: Student Senate 9; Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Swimming 9. ANDREWS, KATHY JEAN: No activities. ATKINSON, LAURIE RAE: Pep Club 9. BADGETT, STEVE MARK: Student Senate 11, 12; Bronc 9,10; Spanish Club 11; F. B. L. A. 11, 12; Plays 9, 11; Concert Choir 9, 10, 11. BANGERTER, KIM WESTON: F.F. A. 9, 10, 11. BARBULA, THOMAS WAYNE: Student Senate 12; F.F.A. 9, 10, 11. BARE, DAVID: Plays. BARNES, RONAUD TIMOTHY: Student Council 9; Student Senate 10, 11; German Club 9, 10; D.E.C.A. 11, 12; Play 10; Football 9; Basketball 9; Track 9. BARTLETT, CLINTON: No activities. BARTON, FRED: F.F.A. BECKWITH, ELLEN JODY: French Club 12; D.E.C.A. 11; All State Band 12; Swimming 10, 11; Band twirler 11, 12. BELL, DAVID HOWARD: Student Council 9; Student Senate 10, 12; Key Club 10; S Club 10, 11, 12; Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Wrestling 9; Swimming 10, 11, 12. BLACK, DAVID WAYNE: Gymnastics, Most Valuable Gymnast. BOHN, MIKE: Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Track 10; Gymnastics 10. BONDI, WESLEY: No activities. BORN, TIMOTHY: Spanish Club 9. BOURNE, GAYLE MARIE: French Club 9, 10, 11; Concert Choir 12; ROTC 9,10, 11; Lt. Commander 9, 10, 11; Rifle Team 9, 10, 11. BOVEE, LYNETE: No activities. BOYKO, JACK RICARDO: No activities. BROEMEL, JOSEPH LINDSEY: Gymnastics, captain-outstanding gymnast. BRYNELL, MARK: Student Senate 9, 10; German Club 9, 12; S Club 10. 11, 12; Football 9, 10, 11; Swim- ming 9, 10, 11, 12 - captain; Homecoming candidate 12. BUCKLEY, SAM DENTON: No activities. BUCKLEY, TAMMY JEAN: No activities. BURGESS, JAMES HENRY: Track 12. BUSH, JEANINE: No activities. BUSZKIEWIC, BRETT: No activities. BUTLER, DEBBIE: No activities. BUYOK, DAVID M: Honor Society 11, 12; Key Club 9, 10, 11, 12; S Club 12; Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; Track 9, 10; Homecoming candidate 12. BYRTUS, ANNA: Student Council 11; Student Senate 9, 10 , 11; Pep Club 9, 10; Swimming 9, 10, 11, 12; Gymnastics 9, 10. CALDWELL, RAYMOND CRAIG: No activities. CHERNI, PETER RALPH: Play 11; All State Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Music Honorary 12; Northeast District Band 10, 11, 12; Wyoming High School Bicentennial Band 12. CHRISTINGER, UELI: No activities. CLINE, DONALD DEAN: No activities. COGGINS, MICHAEL JOE: No activities. COOK, DIANA KAY: No activities. COSTEL, RON: F.F.A. COX, MICHELE R: Pep Club 9, 10; Swimming 9; Volleyball 11, 12; Gymnastics 9; Band twirler 9, 10, 11. CRABTREE, STEVEN: No activities. CRACKENBERGER, JOE: Student of the Month 11. CURTIS, PATTY: No activities. DAVEY, ADRIANNE: Girls Glee. DAVIS, HEATHER: Junior class treasurer; Pep Club; Student Senate. DAVIS, TERRY: No activities. DEEDS, TERRY: Track 10, 11. DELAPP, DAVID: No activities. DEMCHOK, TIMOTHY: Student Senate 9, 10. 11, 12; S Club 12; Football 12; Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; Homecoming King. DEMPLE, GERRY: No activities. DEMPLE, PATTY: German Club 12. DIEFENDERFER, TRACY ALAN: No activities. DOVEY, DAVID: Football 9; Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12. DROBNICK, TIMOTHY LEE: Art Club, Plays. DUDREY, CHARLES: S Club 11, 12; Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Wrestling 9, 10, 11, 12; Homecoming Candidate 12. DUNCAN, ROBERT: No activities. DUNNE, MATT: No activities. EDWARDS, DUDLEY: No activities. 224 SENIOR DIRECTORY ENNIS, MARK: Football 9. ETCHEMENDY, D'LYNN: Bronc 12; Track 12; Swimming 11. EVANOFF, TOM: No activities. EYCHANER, JOY MAE: Speech Team 9, 10, 11, 12; German Club 9, 10, 11, 12; GAL 9, 10, 11, 12. FEASTER, DEBRA A: Art Club 9; Pep Club 9; Swimming 9, 11; Gymnastics 9; GAL 9; CIS 9; Co-ed Club 9, 10, 11, 12-secretary. FEASTER, MIKE: No activities. FICHTNER, EUGENIE KAY: Bronc 9, 10, 11, 12; Speech Team 11, 12;N.F. L. 11, 12-treasurer, secretary; Art Club 9, 11; Plays 11, 12; Music Honorary 12; Pep Club 9, 10, 11, 12-treasurer; Homecoming candidate 12; Concert Choir 10, 11, 12; Freshmen Choir 9; Mixed Chorus 12; Sunny Singers 11, 12. FLACK, RITA: Student Senate 10, 11; Pep Club 9, 10; Gymnastics 11. FREDRICKSON, CINDY RAE: No activities. FRICKEY, BOB: No activities. FRY, KIMBERLY DAWN: Student Council 10, 11, 12; Student Senate 10, 11, 12; Key Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Pep Club 9, 10; Class Treasurer 12; Gymnastics 9. CASKELL, ROBERT D: F.F. A. 9, 10; S Club 11,12; Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Wrestling 9, 10, 11. GENEREAUX, NATALIE: Track, Bronc, Honor Society, Pep Club, Volleyball, Basketball. GERM ANN, GARY IRVING: German Club 9; Plays 9. GILES, RANDY: No activities. GILL, GREGORY JOHN: German Club 9, 10; Plays 11, 12; Jazz Band 9, 10, 11, 12. GILLESPIE, DIANE L: German Club 11, 12-Vice President; Play 11; Freshman Choir 9; Girls Glee 10; Mixed Chorus 12; Concert Choir 11. GILMORE, PAULA: No activities. GOODMAN, RUTH: Pep Club 10. GOURLEY, TIM: Swimming, Student Senate. GRADIN, SHERRIE: Student Council 10; Student Senate 11; French Club 9; Plays 9, 10, 11, 12; Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; GAL GIS 9, 10, 11, 12. GROOMBRIDGE, RUSSELL: No activities. GUTZ, JOHN TREANOR: Honor Society 12; Student Council 12; Student Senate 9; Key Club 9; Spanish Club 10, 11-Vice President; S Club 10, 11, 12; Swimming 9, 10, 11, 12-Team captain for two years. HAMMER, RICHARD DANIEL: Honor Society 12; Student Council 9, 10, 11; Student Senate 12; Spanish Club 9, 10; Boys State 11; Class president 11; S Club 10, 11, 12; Swimming 9, 10, 11, 12; Captain; Homecoming candidate 12; Junior Rotarian of the Month 12. HANKINS, SHARON LEE: No activities. HARDY, SILVIA: No activities. HARNISH, BERNARD L: No activities. HARPER, TAMMY ANN: Pep Club 9, 10, 11; Swimming 9, 10, 11, 12-captain; Gymnastics 9, 10; GIS GAL 9, 10, 11, 12. HARRINGTON, CINDY: Student Senate 11; French Club 9. HARTMAN, REX: No activities. HAUF, DIANA LYNN: Student Council 12; Key Club 10, 12; German Club 9; Plays 10, 11, 12; All State Band 11; Music Honorary 11, 12; Jazz Band, Concert Choir. HAWKES, TOM: No activities. HEAGY, GARY LEE: Student Senate 9; Football 9, 12; Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12. HELMERICK, ROB ROY: Key Club, Football, Wrestling, Student Senate. HILL, MARK: Basketball 9. HOOVER, MARY LOUISE: Spanish Club 9, 10; F.B.LA. 12; F.H. A. 9, 10, 11; Track 11; Girls Glee 10. HORSLEY, DAVID ALLEN: S Club 10, 11, 12; Football 9; Wrestling 10, 11, 12. HOYER, KATHERINE: Student Council 12; Student Senate 9, 10, 11; Class President 12; Class Secretary 11; Pep Club 9; Swimming 9, 10, 11, 12; Gymnastics 9, 10, 11; Miss Co-ed Club; Powderpuff Football. HUFFORD, ANNE RITCHIE: Student Council 10, 11; Student Senate 9, 10; Key Club 10, 11, 12-Secretary; Bronc 10, 11-Assistant Editor, 12-Editor; French Club 10-Secretary, 11-Vice President, 12-President; Music Honorary 12; Pep Club 9, 10; Homecoming Candidate 12; GIS 9; GAL 10; Concert Choir 11, 12-Secretary; Girls Glee 10, 11; Freshman Chorus 9; Sunny Singers 10; I Dare You Leadership and Achievement Award 12. HURST, JOHN HAROLD: Student Council 9, 10; Student Senate 11; School Plays 11, 12; All State Choir 9, 10, 11, 12; Music Honorary 11, 12-President; Class President 10; S Club 11, 12; Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Basketball 9, 10; Track 9, 10; Homecoming Attendant 12; All Northwest Choir 11, 12, Concert Choir 9, 10, 11, 12. IVES, LORI: No activities. JACOBSON, DEBRA KAY: Honor Society 11, 12; Student Senate 11, 12; Spanish Club 10, 11, Historian-11, President-12; Girls State 11; Pep Club 9, 10; Homecoming Candidate 12; GAL Secretary 11. JONES, JERRY L: F.F. A. 9, 10, 11, 12. 225 SENIOR DIRECTORY JUROSEK, JULIE ANN: Student Senate 10, 11; Spanish Club 10, 11; Powderpuff football 9, 10, 11, 12; Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; Swimming 9, 10; GIS 9, 10, 11. JUROSHEK, LARRY JOE: No activities. JUSTICE, RUSSELL: S Club 11; Football 9; Track 12; Gymnastics 9, 10, 12. KANE, DAVID WILLIAM: Honor Society 11, 12; Student Senate 9, 10, 11, 12; Boys State 11; Homecoming candidate 12. KAWULOK, JOEN: No activities. KEHRWALD, NANCY MARIE: Honor Society 12; Student Council 9; Student Senate 12; Pep Club 9; Swimming 9, 10, 11, 12; Gymnastics 9; GIS GAL 9, 10, 11. KENNEDY, RITA JEAN: Student Senate 11, 12; French Club 9, 10, 11; Play 11. KETCHAM, JUDY LYNN: Bronc 9, 10; Art Club 9, 10. KETHAM, DAVID: No activities. KILLWORTH, LOGAN: No activities. KIMBLE, MARY JOE: No activities. KING, JOHN DAVID: Spanish Club, Wrestling. KINNEY, SUSAN ELIZABETH: Student Senate 9, 12; Spanish Club 9, 10; Pep Club 9, 10; Swimming 11; Gymnastics 9, 10. KINNISON, TAMI JO: Student Senate 9, 10, 11, 12; Key Club 10, 12; Speech Team 9; French Club 9, 10; Plays 9, 11, 12; All State Choir 10, 11, 12; Music Honorary 11, 12; Girls State 11, 12; President of Girls State Senate 11; Girls Nation, Washington, D. C. -1976; Concert Choir 10, 11, 12; All Northwest Choir; Sunny Singers 10, 11. KNAPP, KAREN: German Club., KNUTSON, CYNDI: Student Council 9; Pep Club 9; Powderpuff football 9, 10, 11, 12; Gymnastics 9, 10; GAL 9, 10; GIS 9, 10. KOBER, MARK: No activities. KOCH, LINDA: Pep Club 9, 10; Track 10. KRINNING, RUSSELL E: No activities. LACEK, BRIAN PAUL: No activities. LANNAN, JOE KEVIN: Football 10, 11, 12; Wrestling 10. LEGOSKI, LORI LYNN: Spanish Club 9, 10, 11; Volleyball 10. LENTSCH, DEANNA MARIE: Bronc 9; Art Club 9; Rodeo Club 11; ROTC Color Guard 10; Mini Courses 10, 12. LEON, CLAIRE JENNIFER: Honor Society 11, 12; Key Club 11, 12; Speech Team 9, 10, 11, 12; N. F. L. 9, 10, 11, 12; French Club 9, 10, 11, 12; School Play 12; Girls State 11, 12; Pep Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Pom Pon Girl 11, 12; Homecoming candidate 12. LITTLER, RAYMOND: Student Council 11; Student Senate 12; S Club 12; Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Track 9, 10; Homecoming candidate 12. LLACAS, EMELITA T: Girls Glee 12. LUCAS, JAMES S: No activities. LUPIEZOWIETZ, TERESA: GIS 9, 10, 11, 12; Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; Pep Club 9; Powderpuff football 9, 10, 11, 12; Swimming 10. MACCARTY, GREG: No activities. MADDUX, CINDY LOU: Honor Society 12; Student Council 9; Student Senate 10, 11, 12; French Club 9; Pep Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Powderpuff football 9, 10, 11, 12; Swimming 9, 10; Pom Pon Girl 11, 12; Homecoming candidate 12. MAROSOK, MIKE ANDREW: Football 9, 10, 11; Track 9; Wrestling 9, 10, 11. MAROSOK, RANDY: Student Council 9, 10; Key Club 9; S Club 11, 12; Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Track 9, 10; Leadership and Achievement Award 12. MECHAM, STEVEN: Student Senate 9; Spanish Club 9; School Plays 9, 11; All State Choir 9, 10; Concert Choir 9, 10, 11. MEFFORD, GARY: No activities. MERHA, JODY: No activities. MERYHEW, DEBRA JEAN: Student Senate 10; French Club 9; Pep Club 9, 10; Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; Track 9, 10; Track 9, 10; Volleyball 11, 12; GAL 9, 10, 11; GIS 10, 11, 12. MICHELENA, THOMAS: No activities. MILLER, KAREN MARIE: No activities. MILLER, KATHY: No activities. MILLER, MATT W: Student Senate 9, 10; Football 9, 10; Basketball 9; Wrestling 9, 10; Track 9. MITCHEL, EARL THOMAS: No activities. MOONEY, JEANINE K: No activities. MOORE, SCOTT: Basketball 11. MORALES, ROBERT A: Student Senate 10, 11; Wrestling 10, 11; Homecoming Attendant 12. MORRIS, LINDA ROSE: No activities. MORSE, DEBRA COLLEEN: Pep Club 9, 10; Rodeo Club 9, 10, 11. MORTENSON, KENNETH: No activities. McCHESNEY, GREGG: No activities. McKENZIE, RICHARD: Honor Society 11, 12-President; FFA, Student Senate. McKINLEY, TRENT: No activities. NELSON, BRETT: S Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Swimming 9, 10, 11; Golf 9, 10. 226 SENIOR DIRECTORY NIELSEN, BRAD: S Club 12; Football 10; Basketball 9. NOVOTNY, JOANNE: Pep Club. OBERMUELLER, JACKIE: Girls Glee 11. OEDEKOVEN, MARK: No activities. OLIVER, CYNTHIA: Pep Club 9, 10, 11; Rodeo Club 11, 12. OLSON, MIKE HARRY: No activities. OLSON, STEPHEN D: Track 11. OLSON, THOMAS: School Play 11. ORSO, WANDA ANN: F.B.L.A. 11. PARSONS, ANNE LENORA: Honor Society 11, 12; Student Senate 9, 11; French Club 9, 10, 11, 12; National Merit Scholarship Semi-Finalist 12. PATTISON, BELINDA: No activities. PEDERSON, CATHY: No activities. PERSINGER, KIM PATRICK: No activities. PETERSON, CHARLES W: No activities. PHILLIPS, WILUAM ROBERT: No activities. PILCH, JENNIFER: Gymnastics 9, 10, 11;GIS GAL 9, 10, 11, 12; C.C. SUB DEBS 9, 10, 11, 12. PIERCE, JOSEPH: No activities. PINDER, CURTIS: No activities. POOLEY, CHERISHA: Girls Glee. POWELL, BRENDA L: Band 9, 10. PRYOR, DONNA: No activities. RANDALL, DENNIS DEAN: Student Senate 11. RAY, AMY GENE: Pep Club 9, 10, 11 12; Cheer- leader 9, 10, 11, 12; Class secretary 12; French Club 9, 10. REASONER, KELLY JOHN: Honor Society 11, 12; Student Council 11; Student Senate 9; Bronc 12; Speech Team 9, 10, 11, 12;N.F.L. 9, 10, 11, 12; Art Club 9; School Plays 11, 12; Junior Rotarian 12; Chess Club 12; Boys State 1st alternate 11. REED, PETE T: Orchestra 9, 10. REIMERS, LESLIE JEAN: F.F.A. 9, 10, 11; Pep Club 11; Rodeo Club 11, 12. REINDAHL, SMOKY: No activities. RHINE, ROBERT: No activities. RINKER, ELIZABETH: Student Senate 11; Pep Club 9, 10, 11; Swimming 11; Cheerleader 9, 10; GAL GIS 9, 10, 11, 12. RISDALL, THEA JANE: Student Council 9; Student Senate 11; Bronc 12; D.E.C.A. 11, 12; School Play 11; Pep Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Gymnastics 9; Cheerleader 10; Pom Pon Girl 11, 12. RISDALL, THEA: Concert Choir 11, 12; Freshman Choir 9; Girls Glee 10. ROADIFER, MICHAEL: No activities. ROBERTS, PERRY: No activities. RODOSEVICH, CAROL GRACE: Honor Society 11, 12; Student Senate 12; Pep Club 9, 10; Volleyball 9, 10. ROMAN, CHRIS: Student Senate 9, 10, 11, 12; Bronc 12; Football 12. ROTELUNI, JOHN: Student Council 10; Student Senate 11; Key Club 10, 11, 12-President; Bronc 9, 10, 11, 12; Speech Team 10, 11, 12-Vice President, N.F.L. 11, 12; F.B.L.A. 10, 11, 12; D.E.C.A. 11, 12-President; Boys State 11; Basketball 9; Homecoming Candidate 12. SARE, SANDRA LYNN: Honor Society 11, 12; Student Council 11, 12; Student Senate 9, 10, 11; French Club 9; F.B.L.A. 11; F.F.A. 9, 10, 11; Art Club 11, 12; School Play 12; Girls State Delegate 11; Class Vice President 11; Class Secretary 10; Pep Club 9, 10, 11, 12. Swimming 10; Volleyball 12; Gymnastics 9, 10; Cheerleader 10, 11, 12; Homecoming Candidate 12; GIS GAL 9, 10, 11, 12; Student Body Secretary 12. SATTERTHWAIT, CHERYL: Band; ROTC; French Club. SCHMEERER, RICK: German Club 9; Stage Band. SCHWARTZ, PAUL: No activities. SCOTT, SANDY ARLENE: Honor Society 11, 12-Vice President; Student Council 10, 11, 12-Treasurer; Student Senate 11, 12-Treasurer; Spanish Club 9; Girls State Delegate 11; Class Secretary 9; Pep Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Powderpuff football 9, 10, 11, 12; Basketball 10; Cheerleader 9, 10, 11, 12; Homecoming Queen 12; Girls Nation. SEAY, MICHAEL DAVID: German Club 9, 10; All State Band 11, 12; Music Honorary 11, 12. SELIG, PAM JUNKER: D.E.C.A. 12; Basketball 10. SELLERY, CRAIG: Football, Track, Gymnastics. SENFF, CAROLYN: FHA 11; Art Club 9. SEVERY, KIM LARAE: Swimming, Pep Club. SHASSETZ, JAMES A: Student Council 9, 10; Student Senate 9, 10, 11, 12; S Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Swimming 9, 10, H, 12. SHELDON, RHONDA: Pep Club 9, 10; Swimming 9, 10, 11, 12. SMILEY, KEVIN R: No activities. SMITH, LORA JO: Gymnastics 10, 11. SMITH, LYNDA: No activities. SNYDER, CINDY: D.E.C.A: 12; Art Club 12. SORENSON, BONNIE BARBULA: Girls Glee. SOWADA, PAUL: No activities. SPANBAUER, KEVIN: German Club 12; S Club 11; Gymnastics 9, 10, 11. 227 SENIOR DIRECTORY SPARKS, TRACY: Homecoming Attendant 9; G.A.-9, 10; TWC 10; International Club 11. STAAKE, RICHARD GLEN: No activities. STEIL, PATRICIA MARY: Pep Club 9, 10; Gymnastics 9, 10, 11, 12. STEWART, MATT: No activities. STILES, MELANIE: No activities. STOPKA, CHRISTINA KAY: German Club 9, 10, 11, 12; School Plays 9, 11, 12; All State Choir 10, 11, 12; Music Honorary 11, 12; Girls State Delegate 11; All Northwest 11, 12; Modem Choir 12; Sunny Singers 11, 12; Concert Choir 10, 11, 12. TALCOTT, KELLY: French Club 9. TERRY, MURRAY L: Student Senate 10; German Club 9; Wrestling 10, 11. TIBBETS, RICHIE ALLEN: No activities. TORRENS, KENNETH: No activities. TOWNSEND, MARK ALLEN: Student Senate 10, 11. TREICK. KAY LYNN: D.E.C.A . 11; Basketball 11; Track 10. TREMBATH, DELORES LAVONNE: Girls Glee 10, 11. UNDERWOOD, JAN MARIE: Honor Society 11, 12; Bronc 10, 11, 12; Art Club 9, 10, 12-President: All State Band 9, 10, 11; Music Honorary 11, 12; Stage Band 11, 12; All State Orchestra 12; All-Northwest Band 12. VICK, GREG S: S Club 10, 11, 12; Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Basketball 9, 10. VIGIL, BARBARA ELLEN: F. B. L. A. ; D. E. C. A. VIGIL, DIANA L: No activities. VINE, EDWARD LEROY: No activities. VOOGD. DAVID WAYNE: Student Council 12; Student Senate 10, 11; Bronc 11, 12;F.B.L.A. 10, 11, 12-President; Art Club 11, 12; School Plays 9, 10, 11, 12; Homecoming Candidate. WAGNER, CARLA JUNE: Pep Club; German Club; Homecoming Candidate, 12. WAGNER, JEFF: No activities. WALTERS, CURT ROBERT: Wrestling, Student Senate. WARD, CONNIE JO: Pep Club 9; School Plays 9, 10, 11; Rodeo Club 12. WEBER, PATRICIA KAY: GIS GAL 9, 10, 11, 12; Honor Society 11-Secretary 12; Student Council 9; Pep Club 9; Swimming 9, 10, 11, 12; Gymnastics 9; Homecoming Queen Attendant 12. WEDDLE, TERRENCE: Choir 9; Band 9; Football 9; Track 9 11. WEI GUM, MARCIA: Bronc 11; Spanish Club 11; School Play 10; Music Honorary 9, 10, 11. WHITE, ENID: French Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Gymnastics 9. WILLIAMS, DONNY DUANE: Student Council 9; Football 9; Basketball 9. WILUAMS, LOUEY KIRK: Student Senate 12. WILLIAMS, TRISH MARGARET: No activities. WILLIAMS, MARY JOSEPHINE: Speech Team 10,11,12; N. F. L. 10,11,12. WINDSOR, HENRY TODD: Honor Society 11,12; Student Council 11,12; Student Senate 9,11,12; Spanish Club 10,11,12; School Play 11; Boys State Delegate 11; Swimming 9,10; Homecoming candidate. WINTERMUTE, JULIE ANN: Student Senate 11,12; D.E.C. A. 11,12; Art Club 9; School Play 12; Pep Club 9,10,11,12; Gymnastics 9; Pom Pon Girl 11,12; Homecoming Candidate 12. WITTMAYER, LAURA H: Honor Society 12; Bronc 9,10,12; Art Club 9,12; School Play 11; Music Honorary 12; Concert Choir 10,11,12; Freshman Choir 9. WOODS, MIKE: No activities. WOOLSTON, BILLYH: FFA. WORDEN, DARLA J: Student Council 11,12; Bronc 11,12; Girls State 11; Class Vice President 10,12; Pep Club 9,10,11,12; Pom Pon Girl 11,12; Gymnastics 9,10,11; Homecoming Queen Candidate 12. WRIGHT, MARK: F. F. A. 9,10; School Plays 9,10; Football 9,10; Wrestling 9,10; Track 9. WRIGHT, SHERRILL ANN: Spanish Club 9,10,11; Gymnastics 10; Pep Club 9; Basketball 10. 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