Sheridan High School - Bronc Yearbook (Sheridan, WY)

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Swingers Sheridan High School's golf team, coached by Cliff Harkins had another great season. Jim Benepe was State Medalist for the 2nd consecutive year. Tom Kraft was the Most Improved golfer, taking 7 strokes off his game in a single season. Kraft, also took second place by only 2 strokes to Cheyenne Central at the Slate meet. Spring season was comprised of six invitational meets. All meets consisted of at least 10 participating teams. Sheridan has not finished lower than fourth in the last twenty-five meets. Kraft. Kennedy, and Sheldon will all return as seasoned competitors in 1981-1982. I Mr. Harkins. Joe Hammer. Jim Benepe. Tom Kraft. Steve Kennedy. Berme Upchurch; Not pictured: Chuck Sheldon. 2. Mr. Harkins. 3. Jim Benepe. State Medalist. 3

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FOOTBALL Freshmen With the help of coaches Martoglio. Grandahl. and Levi, the Freshmen were undefeated for a second year in a row. The season ran from August 18 until October 24. during which they played 6 games with I forfeit by CY Junior High. I. Don Ricketts' Another one bites the dust. 2. Mark Elliott and Scott Marosok always goofing around 3. All right, what's the plan?” Kip Halvor sen and Kyle Olson. 4. Front Dan Johnson. John Will. Don Ricketts. Mike Edmondson. Bill Cantrell, kip Halvorsen. Larry Rydalch. Second row Miguel Henry. Mike Gibson. Chris Cantrell. Hohn Ingalls. Frank Marosok. Chuck Johnson. Third row Mark Thorne. Scott Damson. Kyle Olson. Larry Overman. Randy Rosalez. Tye Griese. Rick Miller. Fourth row Leland Sterling. Bryan Miller. Mike Hansen. Shannon Ewing. Tim Tice. Scott Baker. Fifth row Bud Williams. Mike Pilch. Dave Krenal. Joe Banas. Kevin Badge!t. John Legerski. Chris Wyatt. Scott Marosok. Keyin See. Dwayne Krenzelok. Mark Elliott. Jim Estes. Sixth row Coaches Martoglio. Grandahl. 23| Move

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 The girl’s 1980-81 volleyball team was one of the strongest teams Sheridan High has ever had. The ability of each team in the state was close, so the Sheridan girls found competition very tough. Sheridan’s main goal was to emphasize on team work which showed in their team name, The Team Machine.” Denise Nelson and Susan Wells were voted all-conference, Denise was also chosen for all regional tournament team. The team ended their season with their annual banquet in which Chris Cline was voted Most Improved Player for Varsity, Lisa Ernst, Most Improved Player for J.V.; Susan Wells. Most Valuable Player for Varsity and Donna McCullough Most Valuable for J.V. These selections were made by the coaches. The Varsity posted an eight-win, eight-loss overall record and five wins and seven losses in Conference play. The junior varsity posted a three-win, thirteen-loss season and the freshman team had zero wins and thirteen losses, (the freshman team's coach said. It was a season for learning. ) 3 4 24 Move