Sheridan High School - Bronc Yearbook (Sheridan, WY)

Text from Pages 1 - 290 of the 1982 volume:

TAKE 2 TABLE OF CONTENTS OPENING 2-3 FACULTY ..............................14-15 SENIORS .......C......................34-35 UNDERCLASSMEN 32-33 SPORTS 120-121 CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES 152-153 HONORS 133-139 ADS AND INDEX 203-209 ACTION! The foil of 1981 was a lirrle different rhan usual With rhe filming of rhe movie ‘Endangered Species' in rhe Sheridan Buffalo area, srudenrs seemed ro be more worked up abour rhe various movie srors stay ing in town, rhan rheir usual school work. They tried everything from trying ro get on rhe sers, ro sneaking a peek ar Robert Urich Through his borhroom window! Those few monrhs proved exciting ro many, and educational ro others. Having members of rhe filming crew visit rhe High School was an asser ro drama srudenrs, and local talents’ learning. The exciting parr was for rhose of us who could rell rheir friends rhey mer a famous movie srar! Top Center: The scenerio. Main street, Sheridon Cruising man fills rhe spore rime of srudenrs os soon os wheels ore available Lower Left: Darlene Arbogasr and Eric Freestone, who was cast as an extra, fcsren ro MGM studios representative Horry Corey Jr Lower Center: A scene from rhe movie Endangered Species', with Roberr Unch left, and Jo Beth Williams center Top Right: MGM studios representatives speak ro dro mo srudenrs about ocrmg as o career Lower Left: MGM Camera crew film a scene from Endangered Species' in the Sheridan area mrnmn mmuamiMlL ......- mr Til ITT iimii maul' unrm TAKE 4 TAKE 5 r l CHARACTERS Bringing many of our exciring qualities ro life in rhe firsr few monrhs of school was arousing ro some and riring for orhers. If rhe srudenrs weren'r busy worrying abour rheir grades and ger-ring rheir ossignmenrs done, rhey were goofing off and sleeping during class. Ir didn'r rake long for mosr of rhem ro realize, rhar school is no joke. If you're going ro groduore, you hove ro work. Top Left: Debby Kiesrer sleeps through another bang lecture Lower Left: Kevin Legerslv seems ro have invent ed the new loots for rhe future Lower Middle: Angela Herman shows the photogrophers her best side Lower Right: Walter Orum purs on o happy face Right: Coughr rt rhe action this poor sleeve hod little time ro escape rhe viscous slom of the lodser Uppet Right: Paul Felker gves o big Howdy Doo1 ro the photogrophers TTTTTTT TTTTTTT TTTTTTT BTTT-, TTrrrnr TT iimn TAKE 7 TAKING PAR T Top Left: Tom obour orgoruzoron Mike Miller puts nopkin m Moose Nielsons' Dock podser Moose grobs the napkin and purs it into place, whie Milse raises o breok Center: Loro Green poses for rhe photogropher m her old fashioned dress Top Photo: The Powder Puff football players bow to rhe traditional branding ron which is a symbol of the Drone Bottom: The voHeyboll ployers. Solly Sorvey. Donnie Peormger, ond Lynerre Popp, show that volleyball ployers got doss too1 lUTTmtuinminiimumiTru miiiiimi� iiim� uimiinirii TAKE 8 ROLES Trying ro ger bock inro rhe swing of rhings ofrer summer vocorion was quire o chore. I loving such ocriviries os Homecoming is jusr whor some srudenrs needed ro boosr rheir school spirir and porriciporion in school ocriviries. Porr of rhe fun was rhe dress up days and floor comperi-rion. For rhe firsr rime we hod olmosr 100% porriciporion in our homecoming evenrs. SPOTLIGHT ON HOME Afrer rhe srudenrs were introduced ro rheir homecoming candidates, they did on exceedingly fine job choosing. Lower Left: Front, Julie Kone, Srudenr Senore. Brenda Brendofur, Honor Society. Second row, Cfcnr Rickerrs. FFA. Poul Foil, Srudenr Senore, Lorry Kerchom. Honor Society. Donny Williams. Srudenr Council Upper Left: Front, Volon Rarhburn. FCA, Debby Kiesrer. Art Club Second row, Corhy Cur now, Concert Choir, Cory Marosok, TAKE 10 Srudenr Senore Third row, Greg Marshall, FCA Par Robinson, Concert Choir, Joe Ho Sim. Arr Club Middle Front. King John Fuler. Pep Club. Queen Brenda Brendofur. COMING STARS! Honor Society Second row. Second Arrendonrs. Greg Marshall, FCA; and Julie Kone. Student Council. First Arrendonrs, Kathy Meehan, Pep Club, ond Poul Fo8. Student Senate Upper Right: Front. Feiecio Dovenporr. Drama Gub, Rita Trumbull. FDLA, Mila Rogers. German Gub. Second Row, Kely R� rok). S Club, Sherry Comp bell, French Club Third row. Scott Gibson. FDLA, Dove Elkins, French Gub, Mike Rankin, S Gub. Rich Rader. Germon Gub Lower Right: Front. Coro Voogd. Spanish Club, Louro Gosros, Key Club. Korhy Meehan, Pep Club Second row, Kevin Yale, Speech Gub Third row. Dole Vernon, Spanish CMd, Ken Turley. Key Club, John Fuller. Pep Club. Jeff Nesbitt. Speech Gub Not Pictured: Kely Flock. DECA, Robert Schurre. DECA. Rich Vonover, Dromo Club TAKE 11 ZX 3XV1 YOU OUGHTA DE IN PICTURES The besr show was pur on by members of each class who rook parr in school ocriviries. Srudenrs found rhar raking parr was ro a great advanroge for rhere was always fun involved. Top Left: Don't mess with Dwyone Krenziok or Duurx? Norwood, they’re reody for the Army Lower Left: 060 Dranr soys. Diana Ross 6 rhe Doss ” Lower Right: Steve Cica ond Crooks Eoly give our cameraman some serous faces ro focus on Top Right Squirrety freshmen enjoy Spanish doss Middle: No Rito Trumbul come rh6 way.” Ken Turley suggest Lower Left: Mory Denson ond Koryn Homdron relax or o FCA meeting Lower Right: This foorbol practice 6 making Scorr Thomp son gooney rTinnimiunT -lit ixi.xii- mi -fii. TAKE 10 Teachers have always been rhoughr of as rhe head of rhe school. The mean people who came ro school early In rhe morning, raughr classes all day, srayed afrer school rill lore, wenr home, graded rheir papers and wenr ro bed Actually, ir's nor like rhar or all. The reochers have as many exrra-curricu-lar ocriviries as rhe srudenrs do, and rhey rake advanrage of rhar rime ro ger away from rhetr school work Throughour rhe year we see differenr reochers coaching sports reams, spon soring dubs, and organizarions, and joining in school relored evenrs. Being a reacher can be fun Left: Mr Isokson leads rhe train of reochers pulling our mighty Drones Top Left: Coach Kierh worches his Drones proc rice Top Right: Mr Roney owoirs a pie in the face Middle Left: Mrs Arney rohng ro the srudenr body at on assembly Middle Right: Mr Avery worches rhe pie throwing Bottom Left: Mr Mortoglio shodes his eyes os he worches his freshmon players Bottom Right: Mr Hoeft looks over his shoulder or his P E Closs Administrators Take Charge A high school odminisrroror musr expect rhe unexpected, and be prepared for circumstances which re quire quick thinking and first-aid train ing. Such an event occurred December 15,1981, rhe day Drian Knie-vel crashed through a glass door in rhe old gym. Mr. Isakson and Mr Wilson happened to be walking rhe campus grounds and witnessed rhe accident. Due to their quick thinking and first-aid knowledge they were able to stop rhe bleeding until rhe 911 ambulance arrived. Mr. Isalsson and Mr. Wilson made quick and calm decisions as a very critical moment in a young boy's life. Drian Knievel lives today thanks to their efforts This page, top left: Prinopd Jim Isokson relaxes wirh coffee during lunch Bottom left: Assisronr principal Jim Wilson closes up after rhe MOOP Bottom right: The gym door through which Orion Kn evol plunged YIELD TO DRIVERS ED Drivers Education is an elective doss offered to students grades 10-12 who wish to drive. The doss prepares students for their written driver's rest or the Port of Entry. This also enables o student driver to receive a discount on his or her insurance. Students start our driving simulators ond later advance to driving the actual cars. Upper right: tonya Mueller wondered if she would ever leorn ro drive in rhls semester doss Upper left: liso Baxter thought oil there wos to driving wos knowing where the ignition wos. Right: Drivers Ed teachers, Dick Buehler ond Craig Hougen. stood ready for action Below: Coleen LoOroke worried about her driving final these ore generoly o driving test of skis learned throughout the course tAKE 18 THE WORLD OF BUSINESS Click, click, click, ... A rhymic pattern such as rhis can lead you ro no orher place rhan rhe business classes. Here srudenrs are working ro become adapr ar handling office machines as quickly os possible so rhey will be ready ro move our inro rhe world of real jobs, pay scales and responsibiliries. Two our of rhree business orienred srudenrs leaving 5HS will fill available jobs in rhe world of business. Upper left: Mrs Swonson reoches another en-rhusjasnc class Upper right: Tone Mornn firv ished her homework Middle: Korhy Mdeon wondered whor ir's all worth Bottom: Front: Rofcxn Springer (aid), Ron Adams Back: Pam Schrmck, Wade Fneborh. Jean Swanson, Pay Eecnmon, Gory Joy. TAKE 19 MULTI UNGUAL The deparrment of Foreign Languages added reacher Fa-chon Wilson, fluenr in borh French and Spanish, and certainly a valuable addition to the department. Mrs. Torberr qualified for retirement, bur asked for and was given, another year. Foreign language stu dents attended conferences in borh Powell and Casper. Much effort was directed outside class toward scholarships for the Experiment in International Living trips. This page. Top left: Maxine Torberr or work in the French room Top center: French srudenr Lisa Finley scrutinizes the camera Lower left: New addition ro the deporrmenr, Fochon Wilson Below center: Myrla Bisbee, Maxine Tor berr. and Gary Denson TAKE 20 And The Multi- Talented At Work Through The Arts Fine Arrs added Allen Davenport ro direct marching band. Arrs people con-rribured sets and music ro help produce rhe November musical Plain and Fancy . The school hosred Disrricr Music Clinic in April. Music srudenrs arrended clinic and fesrival; Arr srudenrs compered ar Chadron Srare and rhe Srare Arr Symposium. This page. Top left: Freddy is rhe newest addition to the Arr dept Middle left: Fown Kuzaro dips her pen in drawing doss Middle right: Ed Murphy Heod of the Fine Arts Deportment Below: Fine Arts faculty Front, Susie Shorz, Vocal Music: Ed Murphy. Sculprure and ceramics; Dock row Dii Avery. Instrumental music, Motge Merchant, aide; Karen Davenport, Twodimensional or ond pho togrophy; Allen Dovenport, Morching bond; Absent is Dione Lewis, Orchestra TAKE 21 The English Department was nor as uninreresring as one mighr think. Some important changes occurred that centered around the reorganization of classes with more emphasis on changes for college-bound students. College preparatory classes available to students were,- Expository Writing, Logic, General Semantics, English Literature, and Grammar. Most English teachers were able to reach the classes of their preference. This contributed to the student teacher relationship. Some of the various teachers were involved in such things as: Golf, Class Sponsors, Drama, Magazine, and the OCK. TAKE 22 LIKE MOVIES, IS JUST ANOTHER TAKE . . . Or A Retake! Opposite page: Left. Lisa Ernsr. Susan Lough rey. and Laura Kneivel hamming it up for rhe camera Lower left, Mr Harkins giving us his besr smie Center, The English Deportment, Dock Dow Mr Harkins, Mr Kimble, AAs Henry, Mrs Peldo, Mrs Weaver, and Mr Matthews Lower Dow Mr Cnmmel, Mrs Arneri, Mrs Wright, ond AM Koenemonn Lower Center Mr Cnmmel rryng to read hs own wnhngi This Page: Center Troy Adams. Diet DeTovemer, ond Dutch Morosok working hard on the Eng ksh assignment Lower Mike Pfch and Don AAder debating o world shokng” subject in speech dass TAKE 23 FACTS AND FIGURES Even Though morh ond science ore required dosses or 5.H.S. rhey ore very populor. In morh, rhey offer o voriery of morh dosses where o srudenr con goin knowledge ond skills ro prepore him for rhe waiting world. One of rhe basic morh dosses was General Morh. If rhis doss was token, consumer morh was raken ofrer rhor ro moke ir complete. If you really liked morh you could work up ro Trigonomerry or Analytical Geomerry. Formulas, phylums, and physics are studied in rhe Science Deparrmenr. The mosr basic class was General Sd-ence. You could work yourself up ro physics, rhis class was one of rhe mosr difficult. S.H.S. had some of rhe best science dosses available. TAKE 24 Help Students Moke The Grade In Life Upper left: Member;, of the Morh faculty, Mr Spencer, Mrs Hougeo. Mr Sewefo. Mr Donohue Department heod, Mr Nowok Middle left: Randy Warnke getting mto Science doss Side left: IM Goodchfd working on another fun science project lowet left: Mr Deck giving o usual doily morh assignment Upper right: Mr Coleman has school spirit during Homecoming, wearing his swears on Sweats Day' Lowet tight: Science faculty, Mr Coleman, Mr Nielson, Mr Terer Deportment Heod. Mrs Kawulok. Mr IXopsteod FOCUSING ON THE PAST The Social Studies Department really believes in student activities because it reaches students a lor of the same kind of skills taught in the classroom. Mr. Hurt had said this about the department as a whole. There weren't any new changes made in the department, bur in the upcoming year, 1983, Physical Anthropology will be changed to Archaeology. Upper right: Mr Hurr. Mr Roney, Mr Fessler, Mr Sweem, Mr Sr John, Mr Pierson, Mr Darnell, ond the SS deporr menr's ok). Mrs Williams Bottom left: Mr Sr. John reach ing one of his great dosses Lower right: Mr Hurt telling rhe students obour some port of our Americon history TAKE 26 P.E. Classes Hang In There The Physicol education department- added a new teacher and a new class. Mr. David Hoefr was the new reacher, also coach of gymnastics for the boys and girls reams. The new class was physical condi rioning, offered to all Juniors and Seniors and taught by Bruce Keith. Music reacher Ms Scharz also helped ease the class load and used her P.E. certification by reaching a class. Top. center right: John Anselmi ond Por Harr work or o balancing ocr Top. for right: Note Jumer gets on upsdedown perspective Cen. ter right: The PE desses rned their best or Aerobic doncing Lower right: The Phys Ed sroff Par Kirk, swimming: Swimmrig Aide. He ten Cimburek. Volley boll: Lorry Morroglio, Foot bo . Morao Fognonr, Volley bal, Dovid Hoefr, Gymnosrics, Missing s Druce Keith, Football ond werghrSfring TAKE 27 sonunw Nw VO-ED The 15 reochers of rhe Vocorionol Education Deportment did help students get o practical education with 33 class offerings. Child Development was a new class offered to students this year. In this class rhe students learned rhe different stages of a growing child. There was also a mini-course offered in Career Guidance . A major activity that occured in rhe Voc Ed Deportment was rhe remodeling of rhe Vocational Arts building. There wos still o bit of mechanical and electrical work to be done bur rhe rest of rhe work was mostly finished. New windows also needed to be installed to march rhe rest of rhe buildings. The carpentry class also added storage capacity to rhe Ag. building. Anyway a student looks or this department, he sees practicality. Top: The Vocorionol Education Deportment Ftont: Jtrl Lvrdk, Lett Nielsen. Rdph Hukman, Jach Hansen, Cloir Argento Dock Ken Kukuchka, Crolg Deck, Dwight French, Korl Woodson, Mary Ltenert, Dole Ding, Peggy Holsredt, Undo Stoley Top: Mr Ding showed o student how it's done Opposite page. Left: Mrs Lyon watched critically os her student, Joey Montgomery, ore the dinner he mode TAKE 28 HARD WORKERS Counselors ond secrerories ore some of rhe mosr imporronr people or S.H.S. Registering, counseling students with personal problems, schedule changing, and filling our scholarship application forms ore o few of many responsibilities of rhe counselors. Also rhe counselor offered a career minicourse which provided students with information about potential careers. With rhe encouragement and help of Mrs. Dunning, many students signed up for this course. Mainstreaming with special education was another new job of rhe counselors. ' Top left; bottom row, secretaries, Judy Keub, Morn Office, Leah TonahiH, Attendance. Der nice Musgrove. Mom Office; Morion Miller, Li brory Top row Alto June Pool, Study Hall ond Attendance; Donnie Seoger, Activities Office, Nancy Fletcher, Guidance Office; Mory Leon ord. Vocational deportment Bottom center; Bernice Musgrove. Mr Idokson's secretary, confers with Alto June Pool Bottom left; Fresh men counselor, Aniro Arney Top right; Mr Causer discusses business Bottom right; Guid once Counselors, Anito Arney, Bon Couser. Jim Word, Noncy Fletcher TAKE 00 Managing The School Behind The Scenes TAKE 31 NO F LUNCH Top left: Cooks sir oround fhe lunchroom during rher coffee breok lunch rime Lower left: Robyn Yocum's delecroble. heovenly, savory, ray etui lunch Upper right: Cuyodons Front row Kyong Sob Sim, Jm Sun Sim, Keum Soon Kim, Ji Keum Kim Dock row Her old Hubert. Fronk Medore, Oil Smdey, Jmn Lehnen, J ss Domels Lower right: Mike Kimoird ond Dill Smrfey repkxe old glass with new plexiglass m the doors of the old gym Mfce Kinnord 6 with School Maintenance There was no free lunch for rhe srudenrs; wirh Federal Aid cur in rhis school disrricr os throughout rhe country, rhe prices for lunch rose. The charge for regular lunch was $2 00, and reduced rote was $100. At these prices, it mode rhe trek downtown to o fast food place even more attractive for most srudenrs and those wirh cars found rhe option easier yet. There were, of course, those days when rhe specialities such as Cowboy Hats, or hot dogs attracted almost everybody in rhe school, even dedicated dieters. TAKE 32 Thing's didn't chonge much for rhe cusrodion's since losr year However window's were installed which gave rhe janitor's no end of trouble with foulry port's. The handles and hinges were ol way's coming loose. Mr. Smiley said that rhe student’s kept rhe vandalism down and kept rhe halls clean. IAKf 33 D □ □□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□ Seniors Go Our In Color And Style The doss of '82 eorned a profir of obour $7500 in rheir Junior Class magazine drive, and ofrer hosting on exrrovogonr Prom in 1981, decided ro purchase a full-color Senior section from the BftONC. Middle Left: Goss Stars President Sherry Campbe VicePreb Elibu Drondr. Secretory Kathy Meehan, and Treasurer Danny W Items Middle Right: See nono HoBs before 8 00 am. and Lewc. Street. January Bottom Row: Mila Rogers loughs off ex ams, Ovtsry tngles. Celia Sanborn, and Wendy Wynne during I tomecoming skir. Pool De Monrigny and fnend wait for class to begin. Jtf Whopies bravely roc Wes o school lunch. Feleoa Davenport backstage. Lining the halls during lunch break. Tim Cassidy. Matt Jones. Tim Phillips and Tom Eyes ]□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□ Susan Anrhony Eddie E. Arzy Kevin Ballek Lesli Dare Mark Arguello Wendy Baker Mary Baerrsch Trecia Bares Dorlyn Arbogasr TAKE 37 Par Boyle Elisa Branr Jerry Branrz Rowdy Drisrol Loro Drown More Qrunke TAKE 08 Jonine Colenrine Sherry Campbell Tim Cassidy Jackie Clifton Wendy Conrad Lynn Conley TAKE 30 Druce Corlis Corhy Curnow Mark Curris Fdccio Dovenporr Dove Deilinger Paul Demonrignr Morgorer Demchok Mart Demple Ed Derovenier TAKE 40 Christy Engel lorn Estes Paul Fall TAKE 41 TAKE 42 Jeff Fiedor John Fuller Joe Galloway TAKE 43 Porry Glkison Todd Gleoves Tommy Golden Pete Greub Jodi Guilboulr Mike Guy TAKE 44 Eorl Holl James Holl Dovid Handley TAKE 45 Russell Heimbigner Connie Hepp Carl Hernden Karen Horsr Sheryle Huckfeldr Cindy Jayne Jeffrey Jacob Marr Howell Tom Hudson Porry Hogan Chrisry Hoyr David Hunr TAKE 46 TAKE 47 Shelly Kekich Larry Kerchom Sreve Kennedy TAKE 48 Greg Lonnon Sreve Loumonn Sreve Lawson TAKE 49 Becky McCormack Shownie McCoy Shelley McGary TAKE 50 Don Murray TAM. Shown O'Dell Corhy Olson Tod Olson TAKE 52 Morgarer Palmer Sharon Parrerson Poxone Perdriel Jason Perkins Chris Pfisrer Tim Phillips Tom Phillips Meg Poll Penny Powell TAKE 50 Sreve Powell Volerie Prell Wanda Pruirr I Richard Radar Mike Rankin Valori Rarhburn Mark Revelle Tom Richards Clinr Rickerrs TAKE 54 Torrey Ring Kelly Rirolo Sherry Rooch Ernie Roberts Lisa Robinson Pot Robinson TAKE 55 Milo Rogers Som Rorellim Cindy Roush 56 TAKE Norolie Sorvey Lynerre Schneider Bud Schumoker Korhy See Chuck Sheldon Annerre Shelley Joe Ho Sim Morjo Siren Mary Jo Skorula' TAKE 57 TAKE 58 Donna Sroneburner Rick Summers Jeonine Tanner Jondee Tracy Jim Trujillo Annerre Trujillo TAKES 59 TAKE 60 Rick Vanover Broddon VonSlyke Kim Venrling TAKE 61 Carhy Walters Ken Weber Marrha Wesrika Kristy Wrogge Edwin White Don Williams Wendy Wynne Lori WilKerson Goil Wolfskill TAKE 62 Kevin Yale Norn Yores Del ynn 7eirner TAKE 63 You Ought'a Be In Pictures 1962 SENIOR Ending It All, Together CLASS GROUP SHOT Photo Compliments Of Timberline Photography TAKE 65 TAKE 66 POPULAR PEOPLE The Senior Closs chose rhe following srudenrs in rhe senior personality coragories: Lefr ro Righr: Row 1: Mosr Tolenred were Valori Rarhburn ond Dove Elkins Mosr Considerore were Donny Williams ond Brenda Brendefur. Mosr School Spirir were Dove Duncan ond Korhy Meehan. Mosr Likely ro appear in Seventeen Magazine were Ken Turley and Jill Woolsron Biggest Flirrs were Julie Kane and John Fuller Row 2: Shelley McGory and Paul deMonrigny had rhe Besr Bodies. Robin Springer ond Roberr Schurre were Mosr ofren seen in Malls. Elisa Brandr and Mark Curris were vored Class Gowns. Lynn Conley and Mike Stiles were vored mosr Likely ro Succeed Mr Hurr, Class Sponsor Row 3: Biggesr Preppies were Marr Jones and Shawn Jacobsen. Prerriesr Eyes were Kelly and Danny Flack Biggesr Jocks were Mila Rogers and John Fuller. Prerriesr Eyes were John Fuller and Wendy Wynne. Mosr Considerore were Brenda Brendefur and Tim Lenz. Row 4: Rira Trumbull and Chuck Sheldon were Baby Faces.'' Mike Sriles and Shawn Jacobsen were vored Biggesr Brain. Class Sponsor, Mr. Sweem. TAKE 67 PICTURING SCHOLARSHIPS AND AWARDS SHERIDAN COLLEGE GRANT Robin Rowland Mike Sriles Rick Vanover AGNES GREISEN MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIPS Drenda Brendefer Rowdy Brisrol George Correr Lynn Connley Corolyne Luxmore Mary Joe Skorulo PRESTON PETRE MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP Robin Springer SCEA HERITAGE SCHOLARSHIP Jill Whaples BURGER KING SCHOLARSHIP Pot Robinson EDUCATIONAL SERVICES ASSOCIATION MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP Robin Rowland UNIVFRSITY OF WYOMING HONOR SCHOLARSHIPS Sreve Kennedy Lorry Kercham Tim Lenz Mike Rankin Richard Vanover Brenderfur Shown Jocobson Carolyn Luxmore Karen Marrinsen Kathy Meehan I rfi SHERIDAN COLLAGE SCHOLARSHIPS Frederic G Harriet Sr Cloir Thornrider scholarships James Hall Michelle Harr Edith Johnson Barbara Muller Patrick Robinson Annette Shelley Stephen Songer PEARL M. YOUNG SCHOLARSHIP Cheryl Smelley CLAUSE V. AND ETHEL G. NELSON SCHOLARSHIP Barbara Block Krisiu Kilpatrick Natalie Sorvey Brad VanSlyke BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL WOMEN'S CLUB FOR THE YOUTH SCHOLARSHIPS Laura Gosras SHERIDAN PRESS SCHOLARSHIPS Sharon Turner SHERIDAN COLLEGE FOUNDATION SCHOLARSHIP Cathy Olson Richard Rader Dale Vernon STEVE SABO MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP Volerie Prell OVIATT MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP Oint Ricketts UNIVERSITY OF UTAH Mila Rogers SIOUX FALLS COLLEGE John Fuller WILLIAM WOOD COLLEGE Felecia Davenport SNOW COLLEGE Mark Curtis UNIVERSITY OF WYOMING Gail Wolfskill Larry Kerchum Mike Stiles Tom Hudson CASPER COLLEGE Liz Germain Mark Revelle Felecia Devenporr Lynerte Schneider Richard Clearwater Richard Rader Steve Lowmon Larry Kerchum Valerie Rorhburn Local Elks Stare Association Lynn Conley Sora Gores Laruo Gosras Sreve Kennedy Larry Kercham Carolyn Luxmoore Ellss Store Award Time Lenz SHERIDAN FINE ARTS CLUB Achievements In The Arts Arr- Drama- Insrrumenral Music Speech Vocal Music - Sara Gates Felecia Davenport Kristy Wrogge Dale Vernon Mary Jo Skarulo TAKE 68 SONS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION Germany Lisa Erny Good Cirizens Award Switzerland- Lori Miller Mike Stiles SHERIDAN COUNTY YOUTH OF THE MONTH AWARD OUTSTANDING FFA STUDENT SCHOLARSHIP Brenda Brendefer Edith Johnson STUDENT COUNCIL AWARDS AMERICAN LEGION. JOHN DONALD GARBUTT. NO. 7 Outstanding Students Social Studies Achievement Senior- Robin Springer Tim Lenz Junior- Lisa Erny Kelly Ritola Sophomore- Jerry Hammer Freshman- Mke Meehan VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS, ROY EATON NO. 1560 Most Valuable Members Lynn Conley Math Science Achievement Bobbi Mueller Mike Stiles English Achievement Mary Jo Skorula Voice of Democracy Sydney Jenn Colleen LoBroke . „„ DAUGHTERS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION Good Cirizens Aword WYOMING HEART ASSOCIATION AWARD Cory Morosok Kelly Bare KEY CLUB AWARD Outstanding Senior Michelle Gieselmon Laura Gosras Lynn Conley ELKS BPO LODGE NO. 520 GIRLS’ STATE Pom Benrzen Local Mosr Valuable Student Awards Drenda Brendefer Sara Gates Steve Kennedy SHERIDAN LYONS CLUB SCHOLARSHIP Christy Engel BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS TUITION SCHOLARSHIP Tim Cassdy Lynn Conley Mary Jane Nicholas SHERIDAN COUNTY LIQUOR DEALERS ASSOCIATION SCHOLARSHIP Steve Kennedy Larry Kercham Lynn Connley SHERIDAN KIWANIS CLUB VOCATIONAL SCHOLARSHIP Laura Gosras WALTER SPAULDING MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP Ken Moore Lisa Ernst Lori Miller Charlene Perkins Kelly Schreibeis Wendy Swan Judith Trohkimoinen BOYS’ STATE Brad Dixion Erik Freestone j Jim Reed Stan Rogers - INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC AWARDS John Phillip Sousa Award Kristy Wroggy Louis Armsrring Judith Trohkimoienen VOCAL MUSIC AWARD National Chorus Award Richard Rader WYOMING STATE MATH CONTEST John yill INTRAMURAL CLUB AWARD Krista Kilpairick EASTERN WYOMING COLLEGE Jeanne McKinney CASPER COLLEGE Kristy Wrogge FOREIGN LANGUAGE AWARD Jean Carroll Memorial Experiment in International Living Scholarship TAKE 69 THE END IN SIGHT As rhe losr week of school for rhe Seniors drew neor, rhe tension ond exciremenr grew. After weeks of worrying about grade overages ond credits, rhe end was becoming o reality. The final week consisted of Dressup Day with rhe Senior Breakfast in rhe basement of rhe Elks, ond taking finals, then having a Check-out card signed so that it could be traded (with $10.00) for o rather ordinary, flat box containing that long awaited and most peculair looking garment ... rhe cap and gown. Top left: Senior doss sponsors, John Sweem ond Lorry Hurt or rhe Senior breoWosr, one of rher losr ocrivines with rhe doss of '82'' Lower left: Rick Vanover ond Lorry Kef chum enjoying eggs, sausages, ond rolls or rhe Senior Break fosr Center right: Greg Townsend colecrs h 6 cop ond gown ar rhe school storage room Top right: Corhy Cur now is oil smiles os she picks up her cop ond gown For right, center: Brooks Eoiy shows off his signed Senior check out cord, os rhe end ro he five-year plon Lower right: A few members of rhe doss of '82' hod ro answer for rhe mqudgemenr of rrenchingour on 82 m rhe town, shoonng our rwo windows m rhe school, and panting '82 rules' on walls, sidewoks. windows ond doors or rhe school, bur mosr students celebrated less elabororety TAKE 70 TAKE 71 REMEMBER. . . Remember, and keep a song in your hearr. Thar's rhe advice 1982 graduates of Sheridan High School received from commencement speaker Henry Roberts, at Sunday's graduation ceremonies. Roberts, a Cheyenne native who is now reaching at Eaton, Colo., used o medley of popular songs to inspire rhe graduates to fight for their goals, and reach for tomorrow. Class president Sherry Campbell welcomed rhe graduates and guests, then proceeded rhe traditional branding of incoming senior president Scott Rogers. Class voldicrorion Mike Stiles gave rhe traditional senior address, relecring on rhe doss' four years or Sheridan High School ond rhe experiences they hove shored there. Cathy Curnow, Valori Rorhburn and Sherry Roach sang rhe original graduation song, Keep Today in Your Heart, written especially for rhe class by Roach. Spectrum also performed for rhe graduates, singing I Sing rhe Body Electric. The Rev. David Fletcher of rhe First Baptist Church gave rhe invocation and benediction. District 2 board chairman Dale Sickel presented rhe diplomas to rhe more than 240 graduates. Above: S H S Seniors lined up early on Friday. Moy 28, to practice their graduation ceremo ny Right: Cathy Curnow and Shelly McGory were all smiles' todoy because rhe big doy they'd waited for, for four years hod fmolly arrived Left: Ihese seniors whose last names began with A ond 0 practiced rher seating arrangements so that they would do it right on Sundoy hire TAKE 72 Upper left: Dove Ekms received his diploma and o firm hondshoke from District 2 board chairman Dole Sickel Upper right: Shoron Porrerson's smie showed her feel mgs of happiness after receiving her dplomo Left: Dorb Dlock and Lynn Conley rned ro keep rheir cops orroched bur found some difficulty Above: Meg Poll and Feleoo Davenport posed for Drone photographers TAKE 73 TRADITION BRANDING CEREMONY The rrodirion of rhe branding iron was developed in 1966 Ar rhe rime a tomahawk was passed from class ro class instead of o branding iron. As rhe rrodirion now stands, rhe Senior Class President ries rhe Senior Class ribbons on rhe iron and clips rhe previous dosses ribbons before branding rhe new Senior Class President and presenring rhe branding iron. The idea of passing on rhe branding iron symbolizes rhe leadership of rhe school passing on. TAKE 74 KEEP TODAY IN YOUR HEART It’s here ........................graduation Day we've all been looking to ‘For you start all your celebration Keep in mind what I'm telling you. Don't keep today in your memories Memories, like dreams, they fall apart Please keep today where it's close to you Keep today in your heart. Look ahead - info your future But don't shut the door of your yesterdays These times - have built what we are Don't let this part of you fade away. Smile for me when you say good-bye That's how I wanna remember you Close your eyes and go back into time Think of all the things that we've been through. You know the dreams that we shared the days became a part of us Now we look back and watch them all fade away - into a world of yesterdays Don't keep today in your memories Memories like dreams they fall apart Please keep today where it's close to you Keep today in your By Sherry Roach CLASS COLORS: Maroon - Prosperity Silver - Hope Clock - Originality CLASS MOTTO: Keep rodoy in your heart, Cur reach for Tomorrow. ” GETTING PARTY PERFECT The Junior Class was ro be congratulated for their rime and effort spent assuring on unforgettable event. The Friday before the big event was spent decorating and making other preparations by fourty or so dedicated members of the Junior Class. These students worked from 8 00 a m. until lore that evening, several others came ro the gymnasium the following morning ro pur on the finishing touches. A big hand is extended ro those per sons and also Mr May for a job well done, I Upper right: Those Juniors rrtod vigorously ro keep rhe colored srreomers hanging in rhe midst of vonous glooming yors Right: Noel Drendofer and Ann Bede were yrmgmg srors for Saturdoy night's annual event Lower left: Jill Davis crawled out from under rhrs huge mural after straightening our rhe middle of n Opposite page.- Upper left: Jdmor Linda Mod zio reoched for the stars for Saturday's parry Upper Lindo Modzio righ: Wendy Swan and Lisa Earnsr know cooperation mokes a better prom Middle right: This huge wall mural ere ored on ormosphere of sneer breezy, blue elegance for the Saturday night prom Bottom: It took seven girls ro unroll and assemble th6 woll This was rhe wol mural used for Timber bne Studios' photographer to raise Prom pic tures in front of TAKE 76 SAILING TAKES ME AWAY . . . Jusr q dream in rhe wind ro carry me and soon I will be free. The rwo-hundred or so couples who orrended rhe May 1 Junior-Senior prom, ro-monricolly spinned oround rhe donee floor ro rhose words in rheir formal dresses and ruxes. TAKE 78 The spring highlight donee wos held in rhe Sheridan High School gymnasium from 9:00-12:00, ser ro rhe rheme Soiling. The romantic air of rhe evening was accented by rhe band The All-srars. Opposire page, Upper nghr Mrs. Ropsrod ond Miss Pod enjoyed themselves us U aparones of rhe 1982 Prom Borrom The Grand March starred or 9 00 and rook approximately a holf hour Couples fcned rhe enrre ns de perimeter of rhe gym. Here, Vicki Morosok ond Mike Frisbie led rhis rrom of Prom goers Lefr Jfl Wootsron wondered whar al the exciremenr was ol obour while Chuck Barbda peeked through rhe crowd Above Ehsa Drandr and her dare during rhe Grand Morch TAKF 79 . . . THROUGH THE NIGHT In keeping wirh Tradition, This year's prom was as eleganr and romanric as one has always dreamr of a prom ro be. The prom goers began rheir rime-consuming plans long before rhe prom. Dares had ro be mode, dresses boughr, ruxes ordered and appoinrmenrs mode. The physical prepara-rions were more rushed. Juniors decided upon a song rirle for rhe rheme and finally vored on Christopher Cross's Soiling . Glasses and napkins with rhe school, rheme, evenr and dare prinred on rhem in blue lettering were rhe favors for rhe evening. An eleganr dinner in a nice resrauranr usually proceeds rhe dance While afrer-prom activities included rhe show ’Porkeys' ar rhe Centennial rhearre, playing pool ar rhe Corner Pocker, and o breakfast ar Perkins. Right: Coro Voogd's focid expression tells ev eryone she wos having o fantastic evening Lower left: Wendy Swan and Rdf Beiding wonted ro carch somebody's ortenrion Lower right: Lynnet Schreibeis, a sophomore, served the punch for the prom couples Opposite page: Top: Tom Richards ond Christy Engey were ushered ro o roble by Mr tsateon Left: Oerh Frey ond Pete see romance in the even ing's atmosphere Right: Usa Doxter ond John Hunt looked for o seor ofrer o dancing exhibr non. TAKE 80 TAKF ftl PRESIDENT LISA ERNST VICE-PRESIDENT JILL DAVIS SECRETARY CRYSTAL RICE TREASURER LINDA MADZIA Large picture, far left: The Junior doss shows rheir serious side ar a Homecoming Assem bly, dressed like Gangsters This page, Row one: Junior doss members, Left: John Mitchell; Center: Penny Seible,-Right: Ted Gardner Row Two: Left: Wendy Swon, Center Greg Whicker,- Right: Jayleen Songer. Row three: Left: Sam Summers, Center: Porri Sockerr, Right: Jim Will. -J JUNIORS Kim A os David Archibald Anne Cede Cory Derry David Dnsch Elaine Canfield Robm Abel Scott Dailey Laurie Dekjing Mike Dishop Eddie Duck Doug Carroll Ml Ahhorr Sreve Dorkley Jonie Dench Loren Dlokemon Shannon Buckiey Greg Corrol Krtyol Ahrens Decky Domes Mork Denepe Noncy Dluemel Nancy Durris Eddie Channel Jim Alden Shrley Dears Pom Denson Noel Drendefur Chesrer Dun on KeHy Cleorwarer Janine Amend Jusrin Decklund Jeanan Derbenck Tim Drewer Joe Campbefl Renee Colemon 86 TAKE JUNIORS Jeff Cooley Mike Damson Leoh Dellowoy Jeff Fagnanr Paulo Fry John Guy Sreve Cook Cody Damefe Drod Dixon Georgo Fichrner Ted Gardner Lonn HqM Jomie Coombs Jfl Davis Lori Duncon Chris Fox Rom Gozdik Ramona Hansen Jim Conmer Rose Davis Coleen Ecdes Erik Freesrone Wl GoodchUd Shown Hansen AUen ChrtsrweH Greg Demple Ltso Eornsr Derh Frey Loro Green Mory Hougan Kevin Cusris Kim Diefenderfer Shown Ewing Mike Fnsbee Par Guitooulr Karen Heorh TAKE 87 JUNIORS Lsq Heorh Mark Huber Chris Johnson Melonie Kessler Judy Ku x r Undo Modzio Amy Hendrickson John Hunr Scorr Johnsron Louro Knievel Susan Loughrey Gus Moi Mjke Hlousek Morjorie Immenschuh Eydie Jolley Dwayne Kobielusz Robcrr Lawson Metesa AAonam n MicheUe Hobelhemnch Doug Irion lenee Joly Koryn Kosrelecky Cheryl Legerski Vicki Morosok Tempe Hoffman Kim Jacobson Berh Junker Julie Krenzlok Joon Legersl Tana Momn Rodney Horsely Susie Jocobson Parry Kekich Drerr Krour Mdarwe Undsrrom Kevin Mornm TAKE 88 It's Been A Cold Winter And A Long Cold Wait. One slow Friday in December, rhe Girls' Choir doss challenged rhe 5rh and 6rh period Sculpture doss ro see who could build rhe best snow sculpture Choir's orrempr ro moke one foiled because rhe snow wouldn't pock for rhem. However, rhe Sculpture doss, managed by Mike LoBrake, broughr worer our ro help finish rheirs Darcy Taylor broughr rhe skeleton our of rhe Arr Deporrmenr for rhe finishing rouch Needless ro say, rhe Sculpture doss won rhe compel i-rion More Morrini Melissa Morhts Scon Murphy Susie Nicholson Mike Nies Korhy McCormick Donna McCullough Michele Onsrorr Marr Owen Peggy Poge Darin McKenzie Kathy Mdean Lori Miller Trevor Milner John Mirchell Charles Modrey Sron Olson Terry Olson Kim Olson Gna Peabody TAKE 89 JUNIORS This poge upper left Joey Montgomery working up a srorm in drafting doss Lower left John Sanderson munching down on Mctsh poiatos in Independent living doss Next page upper Biyhr-’'Yu mean I'rn noi suppose 10 cui iNs! says Crystal Bice Shelie Peiesky gives Pete Clopet. Steve Cook ond Dove Bosch another one of her famous onswers Jeff Peorson Shelie Pelesky Angie Popken Christina Pursrful Jomes Beed Chrystle Bice Noncy Pederson Charlene Perkins Bruce Porter Witom Bopp John Beilly Krk Bing Pom Pederson Cynthia Phrster Bonnie Porter Koren Beosoner Stocey Beynolds Donna Boberts Kenneth Boberts Sron Bogers TAKE 90 JUNIORS Suson Roller Goo Rowe Sam Summer Amtee Senders John Sanderson Robyn Schoible Cone SchmirT Geoff Schoenemon Kely Schreibets Sr on Serhler Penny Seible Scorr Severs Joe Woo Sim Scon Sloan March Sm h Tony Sonderby Virgmio Soso Harold Srevens Page Sreworr Tye Sreworr Down Sullivan TAKE 91 Juniors Wendy Swon Robin Taylor Leslee Thompson Judith Trohkimoinen Rick Vottoch Junior Class Wins Yelling Contest Coda Swiss Trocy Terschner Dwighr Townes Wifcom Trumbull Tomi Ward Jamie Taylor Darren Thompson Brad lownsend Dernoderre Vigi Debbie Worner TAKE 92 JUNIORS The cbss of 83 showed rheir spirir or rhe pep assembly by winning rhe school yelling conresr. The yelling conresr held or every pep assembly ro show how much spirir each class hod. The yelling conresr cheer is Two-birs. Freshman srarr our rhe yelling conresr and rheir cheers ore usually drowned our by rhe booing upper classmen. Afrer rhe Freshmen, rhe Sophmores rried rheir luck, rhen rhe Junbrs and benbrs. Afrer oil rhe cbsses yelled rheir cheers o readier was elecred ro pick rhe budesr and mosr spirired cbss. The Junior cbss won rwo yelling conresrs during rhe 81-82 school year. Lynda Watson Randy Weese Melunie Widetson David Wilson Robin Yocum Tom Weber Decky Wliellienrigron im WI Mindy Wilson Loren Zowodo Cindy Weese Greg Whicker Deth WSoms Tom Wisson Rod Zion TAKI UCJ Hi r PRESIDENT JERRY HAMMER VICE-PRESIDENT LORI SEE SECRETARY MELANIE BODINE TREASURER JEANNA BAILEY Large picture, far left: The Sophomore class gave rheir Two Oils during an assembly yelling contest This page. Row one: Members of rhe Sophomore class: Kristy Eggarr, Center: Buddy Williams; Bight: Michelle Barhburn, Row two: Jerry Bocovirs, Center: Melisso Allen; Bight: David DeBolt, Row three: Kayleen Pelesky: Center: Jill Hull; Bight: Michelle Lansing. SOPHOMORES Liso Aksarmr Michelle Albrechr Porrido Alrop Dill Arbogasr Jeff Arzy Lisa Doxrer Suzi Aksanrar Melissa Allen John Anselrm Deb Arzy Jeonno Daiey Deckie Dears Scorr Doker Joe Donos Tony Decker Par Dehles Jomie Darbula Mary Denson Mary Derh Denson ond Michelle Rorhburn showing us rher besr face God Dares Monica Denrz TAKE 96 SOPHOMORES I’lyn Dityeou NAetante Dodine lockie Drayron Missy Cassidy 3oige CJorK Soge Coulrer Colby Diodes Drendo Doggs Morr Drenemenn Dovid Chonnel Lee CJoyburgh Dev Cox Lance Dtyth Dandy Done Gina Drisch Holly Chonnel Andrew Conrod Allen Crockenburger Melissa Dobbrr Donzo Denoe Drisrol Jerry Chonnel AAike Cook Dave Cur now Chorlene Docek Ryan Doroley Michelle Dryerre Todd Chase Kevin Corron Dixie Daley Miche e Docek Tim Drordenbury Ann Mane Carpenrer Perer Goper Fran Cory Scorr Damson TAKF Q7 SOPHOMORES Mark Dovenporr DovkJ DeOoIr Mike Desmond Stpvp Dougina Kim Dunlop David Eckrorh Ed Doberrs. shown above, foofcng around in rhe hols Chris Derrmers Irene D� d son Drendo Dily Chrisry Eqgen Mark Ellor Jim Esres Scon Eversul Shonnon Ewing Drendo Fad Corhy Feck Liso Finley Freddy Theresa Frirh Drendo French TAKE 98 SOPHOMORES Carrie f-rirz Hetd. Gil Sherrie Gruber Scorr Hernbleron Mike Honsen Connie Hoyes Dio Garrison Donna Goegnng Vicki Gudahl Becky Horringron Mke Hort Morey Haynes Deborah Geer Morr Gahom David Hoy Koryn Homiron Porrick Horr Angelo Heknon Sue Geer Connie Cerley David Hd! Jerry Hommer Goylo Horvey Michelle Her men Anno Genereoux Tyrone Gness Loune Hoi Moly Honnum Don Houf Niro Hoebelheinrich i i Mike Gbsnn Randy Grimmer Kip Halvorsen Lisa Homem Jock Howkms Toro Homdlo TAKE 99 SOPHOMORES Undo Hopkns Sydney Jenn Dorn Ketsrer Dwyone Krenzetok Louro Louson Gno Moier J Km Huber Chuck Johnson Candy Kilwonh Carrie Kruse Chnsrne Legerski Lisa Mazszo Paul HucWekjr Damy Johnson Usq Kng Chen Kruse Shannon Lews Von Mdkuch Peggy Hudson Don Johnson Shown King Coleen La Drake Tom Udohl Druce Mom Riro LMf Jim Jasewsh Kely Kjnrzj Tim LoOroke Jeon Undsrrom Scorr Marosok Jeff Hunr Nore Ximer Dnon Knievel Michele lonsmg Anne Lund Michele Martinez Jon Ingots Par Keith Dan Kraft Susan Lounar Chns Modson Ron Matthew TAKE 100 SCHOOL FOR SALE? How much? Thor question hos been asked by many people who pass by rhe high school and sow rhe signs. Over rhe year rhe school hos been pur up for sole. The school wasn't really for sale bur many of rhe srudenrs seemed ro rhink ir should have been or wish ir was. mm ua hi m-wi t James May Parry McCoy Moureen Meehan Pick Mikulski Chris Mueller Tanya Mueler Ron Miller Janette Mydeond Christie AAJSgon Ted Nichols Joe Montgomery Duane Norwood Short Moore Terry O'Dei Tommy Morri Down Otson TAKE 101 Anne McCorty Ron McKenzie Soro Melgrom Dryon Mller Ricky Mller Ray Murphy Kyle Ofeon Jeff Oneyeor Kevin Overman Koyleen Pelesky Sherrie Pensiz Vicki Porror Dayno Oneyeor Soundro Orso Lorry Overman Sreve Porror Nick Perry Cindy Prill Lyle Pfisrer Lynerte Popp Morci Pfou Morci Pilch Mise Pilch Michelle Parhburn Pen Peod Keorene Pich Koyleen Pelesky demonsrrores rhe way ro wear o hor during o bond trip TAKE 102 Wes Richords Jeff R� cks Jerry Schultz SilKe Sears Kevin See Lori See Todd Sheley Mike Sigmon Scon Simpson Edword Roberts Angelo Roman Randy Rowlond Roe Sanborn Sally Sarvery Davxj Skorulo Jerry Rocouits Rondy Rosaiez Greg Sompson Mon Schimee Brenda Sessions 1AKF 100 SOPHOMORES bone! Skinner Kon Skerreberg Wes Smiley Lisa Smith Samantha Smith Steve Snell Rod Sprecher Helen Ster Ken Stiles Suzanne Thomas Randy Rosdez shows h6 musde1 Orion Songer Lori Springer Kermit Stephens Perri Stohrer Lisa Waloce Rick Townsend TAKE 104 SHERIDAN STUDENTS GO TO CLOSE-UP Ml Twite Kevin Wetmore Duddy Willioms Ginny Worsiey VicW Wright Dtendo Wendt John Will ASso Wrogge Ltso Wiioms Becky Yocum t i Nine srudenrs wenr ro CLOSE-UP in Washington DC. wirh sponsor John Sweem Close-up is on infornnorive week filled wirh lectures ond seminars concerning the rhree major branches of government. Also included were extra activities like attending o performance of The Pirates of Penzance ond having pizza or famous Serofino's restaurant. Mr Sweem, Jeff Peorson, Erik Freestone, Sage Coulter, Ji Dovis, Melonie Dodine. Gndy Prell. Lonce Blyrh. Moureen Meehan. Porrido Behles TAKE 10S v l . PRESIDENT KRISTIE BOLKOVATZ VICE-PRESIDENT MIKE MEEHAN SECRETARY CATHY ARAMBULA TREASURER BRIAN CONLEY Large picture. Far left: The Freshmen show rheir spirit, dressing up as babies during rhe Homecoming acriviries. This page, row one: The members of rhe Freshmen class: Left: Kevin Kobelusz; Cen rer: Kelly Wills, P ighr Shannon Ellis Row two: Kevin Legerski; Center: Cindy Riley; Right: Steve Heil; Row three: Cathy Phillips, Center: Randy Warnke; Right: Heather Leander. FRESHMEN HOMECOMING 1981 Once there was o Mustang, as DIG as he could be. He mode o challenge with the Drones, in hope of vicrory The challenge was occepred, for rhe Drones knew they're number one. They'd show those ponies how to fight, they'd show em' how it's done The kickoff, shot in rhe oir. rhe Mustangs soon would know defeat. The crowd wos yeing. the score rose higher, for rhe Drones, they ore elite Those ponies, they knew nothing of rhe gome of chance they stoned. The Drones had won by halftime, by o score that couldn’t bo charted. The Mustangs wonted vicrory, they wouldn't stop ti they hod won, No, rhe Drones wouldn't give em' viaory, they'd keep em' on the run. The Mustangs ended rhe gome in sorrow, os rhe Drones gave them o hand. Drones congratulated them for o super gome well fought ond planned The memory of rhe home-coming game of 1981 Will stay with rhe Drones forever, for they ore Number One' Dy Kristie Dolsovotz I Tmo Achenboch Debra Adkins Lori Daccari Troy Doker Drendo Alden Dobby Allen Winona Anderson Tom Doiey Kei Dore Sondy Dorkley Cathy Arambulo Joner Domes Mike Arizona Kondy Domes TAKE 108 Diam Lonnan poses in his dioper during homecoming dress up week Jono Deal Todd Dorebon Michael Cornley Jerry Coins Kevm Corron FRESHMEN © if I i 5 Debro Decker Richie Bremer Dale Roy Coughey Kory Coins SeSno Crobrree Mork Dei us Greg Drewer Dove Channel Sherry Colins Jim Gokin Dnon Dlokemon Jeff Dnsch Jufce Clorke Drian Conley Rosa Dean Curns Don DJoney Wayne Drooks Danny Oeorworer Audro Cook Jode Dovis Wendy Dloxom Wendi Drown Amro Clemens Jodi Coombs Doriek Deinger Krisrie Dokovorz Rosi Druboker Kim Clemens Corole Copeland Tommy Denney lAKfc KJV FRESHMEN Brer DeTo vernier Chories Etas Angelo Fognonr Kelly Forr Marr Frisbie 1 Shown DeTovernier Joy Etas Poul Felker Kevin Fox Mane Glasjer Connie Dolecheck Shannon Elks Louis Fichrner K� m Fronds Derh George Sreve Domrwck Scorr Embree Dionne Finch Colleen Freed Scott Gienworer Jeff Doughry Sean Epperson Wayne Finch Dob FreekxxJ Mory Ann Gonzales Jock Ecdes Sreve Erchemendy Cheryl Finley Kris Freelond Brenr Godwin TAKE 110 Jason Gosras Narahe Haase Connie Hayes Drendo Holwei David Hursr Paula bakson Kim Grasky Nancy Horrulron Morey Healy Michele Horsr Virgil Housron Wendy Jocobson Kely Greenough Joe Hondo Sreve Heil Mark Howel Si Hurr Norhon Jenn Shedo Grimes Shod Hansen Christian Hepp Chnsro Hubbor Dam Hyde Drendo Jensen Undo Guilford Sheili Hargis Jeff Heuer Cindy Hunsecker Done Isley Jube Jensen w % Sreven Guifard Misry Harrs Use Hilfcng Vicki Hunsecker Jomce hgote Ann Johnson TAKE 111 SCHOOL '5 FACE IS MADE OVER DURING THE SUMMER New windows changed rhe face of on old building ro greet rhe Freshmen bsr Fall. The windows were installed in rhe shop building during rhe spring and in rhe old building during losr summer ro ready rhe buildings for school in rhe fall. The new windows brightened up rhe school's typical old appearance. The windows also save more on hear in rhe cold of winrer than rhe old ones did These windows may even hove gave S.H.S. srudenrs o berrer orrirude Toward rheir school. i Dr coda Johnson Mike Kodrmas Kefy Johnson Tom Kipomck Lenme Johnson Myong Kim Mark Johnson Shown Kincaid 4 v A Sabrina Johnson Angela King Marge Joley Dnan Kirk Ino Jones Kevin Klosrerimeier TAKE 112 FRESHMEN Trocy Knopp Scott Lomb Kevin Legerski DiH Long Kim Marrinsen Kevm KobteJusz Tino Land Tommy Legerski Jess Long Cindy Maxrcd John KoJrrska Dloyne Lonnon Tim Legerski Richard Lupron Trocy McCulough Cheryl Kurrz Cindy Lonum Tam Lenrsch Alerho Mock Kns McGlorhfcn Dennis Kurrz Heorher Leonder Cord Lews Tino Moles Lori McGlorhm Karen LoDrake David Lee Joon bndsrrom Chnsry Mott Wayne McKenzie Roger Locey Damy Legerski RoberT Leo Frank Morosok Sheri McLaughfcn TAKE 113 FRESHMEN Helen Mdeon Geno Merzger Neol Muller Scott Nchdson Doro Often Becky McAAJon Denise MiBer Jomes Myers Bruce Nkckens Rhondo Overton Shown McVoy Corl Moroles Dovid Neighbors Jennifer Norris Bryce Podgerr Mike Meehan Tim Morrow Dennis Nemirz Brendo Norskog Jomie Porton Trocy Meling Michelle Morton Jackie Mewmon Kristi Olson Bonnie Pehnnger Trocy Mertier Lorry Mover Tony NichoHs Valrer Orum Connie Pehringer TAKE 114 i i Perkns iernodine Pierce Irisro Peed rmo Pexroar A chele Poberrs 3eri Pogers Todd Perersoo Trocy Plummer Louro Pedenbough Doug Peynokjs Kurt Poberrs Torrey Pogers Pichord Perry Shelly Powell Sonjo Peed Josh Peynolds LoLonnie Poberts Mike Poss Phoodo Phelan Pod Prearor Pamela Lynn Penj Earl Pich Uso Poberrs Debby Porh Corhy Philips Pick Pruerr Cindy Petty Don Pickerrs Michele Poberrs Jeanerre Poush Joy Phifcps Jonelle Popsrod Noreno Peiss Marie HxJesHorse Tmo Pocovirs Chrisry Puck TAKE 115 FRESHMEN Wod© Ruegomer Lynner Schreibets Chod Skinner Amy Sronbodge Michelle Srreerer DeeDce Russel Trocy Seigol Sreve Skinner James Sronley Sheryl Srreerer m Shown Russel Lomor Sebg Brer Smelley Jonele Sronley Ranoe Summers Tom Sockerr Vncenr Sehg Jason Smirh Michele Srevenson Kevin Sundberg Brendo Sounders Tom Sheley Kelon Smirh Karla Srone Mirchell Swan Brendo Schock Shone Shermon Tina Smirh Debora Sroneburner Dome! Swaney B e Jo Schorr Parry Skonio Dena Sparre Sam Srroin Brer Taylor TAKE 116 FRESHMEN Kyle Terschner Enc Trourt AAork Thompson Tommy Trujio Mark Thorne Robin Tri flo Drendo Thor son Toro Tynon Tim Tice Drer VonorTo Morr Tompkins Gndy Vonover Poul Townes Pornck VonSlyke A HEW COURTHOUSE FAC1UTT FOR SHERIDAN COUNTS FUNDED WITH 1% SALES TAX FLETCHER CONST CO PRILL BROTHERS BUSS PLUMBING MOOERN ELECTRIC DRAKE GUSTAFSON £ ASSOC SHERIDAN BUILDS NEW FACILITY Shendon County's firsr courthouse wos bull in 1689 The red brick buildinq wos beared on rhe corner of Grinnetl ond Mom on rhree lots purchased in 1887 by Perer Demple for $200 The first courthouse offices were In-cored on rhe mom floor, ond donees were held on rhe second floor The buying wos perhops used os rhe courthouse for only rwo or rhree years before rhe counry couri offices were moved ro rhe Cody Opera house built in 1893 By 1904, rhe offices were moved ogam ro rhe present court house building on South Mom Now, Sheri don is looking ro rhe future with rhe new Shendon Counry Courthouse with thanks ro Shendon Counry citizens who voted for rhe optional 1c Sales Tox, making rhe much needed foabry possible The four srory oddi non wi house many official offices On rhe 4rh floor, will be spoce for rhe future Other offices wl remain m rhe old courthouse Shendon Counry officials ore looking forward ro on official opening of rhe addition in Jonuory. 1983 Work on rhe project tforted in May, 1981 TAKE 117 FRESHMEN Ree Wogenmon Scorr Word Liso Wagner Rondy Wornke Heidi Walker Rusty Workms Liz Wdrer Liso Worts John Wolrers Dixie Weese Kefy Wolron Julie Wentz � d Kim Word Glenda Wenzek TAKE IIS FRESHMEN Lofi Whaples Kelly Wills Volerie Whoples Shefc Wimer Eddie White Sierra Wolf Sowley Wilde Kierh Wotfskil Nancy Wilkerson Chris Wyoli Joy WH Kris Yoho Doug Wlets Class of 65 Is The Last To Know Mrs. Musgrove And Mrs. Cornelius This doss of Freshmen was rhe bsr ro know Mrs. Musgrove, rhe friendly face” in rhe fronr office, ond Mrs. Cornelius, cheerful lunchroom cook Mrs Musgrove was secrerory ro Mr Isakson, and rerired ofrer 00 yeors with rhe Sheridan schools A reriremenr parry was held on her 62 birrhday in rhe foculry lounge, complere wirh banners, gifrs ond food. A large reriremenr par ry was held for Mrs Cornelius in rhe cafererio during rhe second week of May. Pictured for left is Mrs Musgrove in rhe mom office, ond cenrer Icfr or her party Pictured righr is Mrs Corneius showing off her large porty coke TAKE 119 • wm Top row, first picture: The Volleyball ream does rheir speciality which is winning. Second: Tony Sonderby concentrates on his dive. Third: The Drones run away with the boll. Middle row, first picture: Liso Heaih is up for o jump shot. Second: Quick moving and concentration pur these wrestlers in o complicated position. Third: The girls swim ream is proud of rheir new jackets Bottom row, first picture: Kevin Kobeluz goes for the smash. Second: Julie Kone moves ro the bear. Third: Suzi Mark shows that it isn't too easy ro sir on her ankles. Large picture, for left: The Senior members of the Varsity football squad duster around the photographer. GRIDSTERS HAVE GOOD START Drones hod o good season wirh only i wo losses, one by jusr one poinr. Even Though They were forced ro forfeit rhe firsr two gomes, rhe ream rallied for one of rhe mosr oxciring seasons fans hove enjoyed in years. This page, top: The offense gers ser for another down Bottom: Front. Riro Trumbull. Mjchdle Dr anon. Sherry Roach. Anne Bede. Coro Voogd. Kathy Meehan. Lisa Doxrer. Wendy Wynne. Mora Pilch, Melissa Allen. Cory Morosok. Julie Kane Sec ond row Sieve Lou mono, Scorr Thompson, Shone Trussed, Scott Gibson, Dan Wiliams. Joe Ho Sim, Clark Thompson, Greg Lonnon, John Fuller. Mke Rankm. Joe Wo Sim, Ken Weber Third row Dove Duncan. Tom Philips, Mark Kolrisko. Greg Marshall, Tom Estes, Mark Curts, Paul DeMontigney, Ken Turley Fourth row Sam Summers. Tom Weber. Steve Cook. Gus Mol. John Mitchell. Marc Mom™, Shown Ewing, John Will Fifth row Dove Bosch, Ken Roberts, John Sanderson. Kevin Curtis. Ted Gardner, Par Keirh. Scorr Dailey. Shannon Ewing Sixth row Greg Carroll. Mike Gbson, Dwayne Krenzlok, Kyle Olson, Kevin Seoy. Mike Roberts, Steve Parrott, Chuck Johnson, Don Ricketts, Kip Holverson Seventh row Buddy W oms, Frank Morosok, Joe Donas, Jim Eyes. Mfce Pilch. Scott Morosok, Ed Roberts, Dorm Kiesrer. Todd Chase Eighth row Mike Hansen. Chris Wyatt, Shown King, Dob Doerrsch. Dnon MJer. Troy Boker. Jon Ingals. Rich Clearwater, and Dr oaks Ealy Next page. Top center: Mork Martini goes for It Bottom: Number 35. Ken Weber, goes for rhe oction mro rhe gome TAKE 122 Senior Team Members Pay A Tribute To Steven Stender helmers upon which each wore throughout the season. In memory of teammate ond classmate, Steven Stender, who was killed in a highway accident, June 1981, the Seniors on Varsity foorboll squad decided to pay him a tribute with o moment of silence during rhe first gome of the season They then displayed their Steve's old ream number, 89, Piaured obove, Steve Slender, decoronng for rhe 1981 Prom; Below, Seniors Tom Ph ps, Joe Ho Sim. ond Greg Lannon with rhe 89 Mended on rhev helmers VARSITY SEASON Sheridan Opponent 39 Star Volley 7 41 Cody 19 17 Cheyenne East 0 14 Laramie 15 12 Central 31 15 Natrona (Homecoming) 10 20 R.C. Stevens 9 34 Gillerre 7 15 Kelly Walsh 6 TAKE 123 rilFRID, alDA SHERIDAN SHERIDAN _SHtRIDA V ,HER1DM| SHERI 'r shfI , =� rN SHERIDAN nV rUTO v-a Wirh rhe help of coaches Gran-dohl ond Morrglio, rhe freshmen managed five wins in seven our-ings for rhe Sheridan Coirs. Above: The 1981 Freshmon Coirs Front fX cK Pruett, Sieve Het), Jeff Heuer, Kurr Roberts. Jock Ecdes Second row Vorr Nicholson. John Kolnsko. AAilse Meehon. Joe Hondo. ABen Hepler. Tom Sods err Third row Mart Tompkins. Torrey Rogers. Ke vm Sandberg. Tom Shelly, Mike Arizona, John No non Fourrh row Shown Russell. Sowley] Wilde. Scorr Word, Jm Crokm, Dloyne Lonnon, Si Hurt Fifth row Mork Robbins, Mke Kodrmos, Tony Nichofe, Paul Townes. Steven Guirord, Dovid Hurst Sixth row Jomie Potron. Walter Orum. Mitchell Swon, Donny Georworer. Tom Kiporrick. Troy Baker. IJri on Conley Right The Colts fight hard even at practice Lower left: Peppers Cosey M er ond Missy Shipley take u Stand for o Cdr victory Lower right: Player 24 bites rhe dust!! TAKE 124 THESE SPOR TS LINE THE FALL SCHEDULE Sheridan High School's Foil golf ream, coached by Cliff Harkins, has onorher greor season. The ream benefited by the skills of seniors Tom Krofr, Sreve Kennedy, and Chuck Sheldon. All rhese golfer's will be missed from rhe nexr year's ream bur Mr Harkins assured rhe ream of winners with three outstanding new freshmen. Paul Felker, Mike Meehan and Mark Johnson each returning. Sheridan posted o score of 704 to place third or rhe Stole High School Golf Tourney or Riverton. Right: Tom Krofr poced rhe Sheridan golfers wirh a score of 166 on rounds of 81 and 85 or rhe Store Golf Tournomenr or fWerron Below: The 1981 Foil Golf Teom Wade ftuegomer. Mork Johnson. David Archibold. Tom Krofr. Paul Felker ond Sreve Kennedy Nor pictured Chuck Sheldon ond Mike Meehon Bottom: Mr Horkms performed rhe swing wirh rhe nghr form ro improve rhe ream T',y Sheridon High School Freshman Football S.H.S. Opponent 12 14 Duff ok) 7 30 Casper East 28 14 Hordn 26 0 Tongue Paver 09 12 Casper Dean Morgan 23 0 Casper Cy 18 14 Gierre Fall Golf Meets Laramie Invitational 1st Douglas Invirormnal 3rd Casper Invitational 3rd Store Meer Riverton 3rd TAKE 125 GO DIG BLUE!! I The Girls 1981-82 volleyball ream was nor os srrong os rhe lasr years, bur rhey did more ream work. Dobbi Mueller wos vored all conference, and was also chosen for oil regional rour-nomenr ream. Every year rhe ream end rheir season wirh rhe annual banquer. Afrer earing, each cooch gave joke awards for various rhings, ond rhey also gave serious awards such os Mosr Improved Player and Mosr Valuable Player. Cooch Fagnanr commenr-ed, We hod o rough season rhis year losing many of our marches by 2 poinrs. Our season wos o rime for learning ond building. Tanya Mue er bumps rhe boll up while Sheryl Huckfekjr looks on Junior Vorisry Team First Row Chris Detrmers, Monica Denrz, Cooch Eblm, Toro Homolo Sec ond Row Michelle Rorhburn, Joan Legerski, Donnie Pehnnger Third Row Susan Loumonn. Brenda Ottey. Charlene Bocek, Solly Sorvey, Lyncrrc Ropp, Brenda Wendr Vorsiry Team First Row Toro Homolo. Tonyo Mueller. Becky Domes. Berh Frey. Borb Block. Cooch Fognonr Second Row Liz Walter, Sher yle Huckfeldr. Dobbi Mueller, Theresa Frith. Third Row Donna McCullough, Undo Modzio. Cindy Weese Freshman Teom Firy Row Lon Whoples. Mtsry Horns. Angie Fognonr. Lynner Schreibets. Dixie Weese. Trocy McCulough, Ondy Vanover, Paulo Isockson, Michelle Horst Second Row Cooch Cimburek, Julie Clarke TAKE 126 Drendo Wendt spates rhe bol out of reoch of the ochet teom Season Record 414 Conf. 1-11 Lander Losr Mverron - Lost Laramie - Von Losr Chey. East - 2 Losr Chey. Central - 2 Losr Casper Norrona 2 Losr Casper KV 2 Losr Gillerre - 2 Losr Cody Von Losr Powell - Losr Buffalo 2 Von TAKF 1?7 WE DID IT AGAIN! Top Seniors Laura, Kelly, Kim, Kris, ond Ajfce Low er Loro rokes o dive Team Dorrom Swan Lough rey, Tonya Srephens, Drendo Alden, Georgia Fichrner, ond Torm Lenrsch Second Penny Seb e. Joimie Toykx. Gno Drisch, Kim Huber, orvd Louro Homngron Thrd Jufce Doumon. Robyn Schoble. Soge Coulter. Chonnon Horror on. Ahso Wrogge. ond Km tggorr lop Kelly Ritota. Loro Green. Potty Socketr. Km Chomplm, Maureen Meehan, Kris Wrogge. ond Mona Honson Middle right Cooch Krk Lower right Coptoms Kety ond Kris For right Soge shows us her form! For rhe rhird year in a row, rhe girls swim ream placed firsr or Srare The ream went ro K,W rored os underdogs ro rhe L.H.S ream Virh fine swims in rhe prelims ond finals, rhe ream pulled ir our of rhe pool Wirh rhe help of Cooch Por Kirk, 5.H.S. placed nine girls on rhe All-Store Team They were Kelly Rirolo, 200 free, 500 free, ond 400 free relay, Kris Vrogge, 100 breosr, ond 200 medley relay, Kim Chom-plin, 100 bock ond 200 medley relay; Georgia Fichrner, 100 breosr. Loro Green, 200 medley relay, Robyn Schaible, 100 bock. 200 free, ond 400 free relay, Chon non Hurnflron, 200 Medley relay; Gmo Drisch. 100 free, 200 free, ond 400 free relay, Tonyo Srephens, 200 I M ond 400 free relay S.H.S. OPPONENT Ill Gierre 60 105 Norrono 60 116 Kelly Walsh 49 106 CenrraJ 63 107 Easr 64 118 Powell 51 119 Cody 52 91 Lororme 81 129 Cody 37 136 Gierre 36 135 Douglas 37 133 Newcasrle 34 Isr Casper Relays Isr Worlond Inv Isr Casper Inv Isr Sheridan Inv 1st Srare Meer UNDEFEATED SEASON 212 SWIMMERS MAKE WAVES The boys swim ream hod a successful season in rhe pool, placing fifrh or srore. Oursranding swim mers and divers for rhe Drones were: Dick Winner, Tom Hudson, Dob Hancock, Doug Irion, and Jim Alden. Even rhough rhe ream had o few serbadss, rheir overall performance was commendable. Losr year, rhe ream hod rhree very dedicared men from Duffalo High School swimming for rhem. They were: Mike and Dob Hancock, seniors, and freshman, Kurr Middleron. Alrhough rhe ream graduared five lerrering seniors, rhey will be able ro rebuild and srrengrhen for rhe season ahead. Lower: Mike Honcock, checks h rime ofrer rhe roce Lower right: Scorr Severs. Chuck Sheldon, and Mark Huber entering before rhe meet Right: Row 1 Mork Johnson. Word Dormmrk. Joey Moor gomery. Jim Alden, and Mork Thornp Middle Row David Dnsch, Doug Irion. Mark Huber. Rondy Grimmer. Tom Hudson, Rick Wimer. and Jeff Dnsch Top Row Dob Honcock. Mise Honcock. Scorr Sev ers. Jerry Hommer. ond Tony Sonderby Top Middle: Always looking enthused. Jerry Hommer ond Rick Wimer Middle: Here s lookng or you1 Tom Hudson. Team Caprom Lower Middle Team members waiting in bne for rheir food or rhe bon quer For Right: Full rwisnng one ond one half done by Tony Sonderby GYMNASTS NAME TOP MEMBERS In Srare Gymnastics comperi rion, the Sheridan girls' team placed sixrh. The girls' varsity were only .35 of a point from fourth place As the season came ro on end, Coach David Hoefr congratulated members of both reams for their hard work, dedication, and improvement during the year. Special congratulations went ro graduating seniors on the ream, including Brenda Bren-defur and Tammy Golden. Most Valuable Gymnast honors went ro Brenda Brendefur, and most Improved Honors were ro Lori See. Benae Bristol was recognized for being the Hardest Worker” on the girls' ream Above: The 198182 Gris' Vorsiry Gymrxjsnc ream Front Chns Fox. Chris Derrmers. Lon See. Karyn Hormlron Dock Chen Kruse, Liso King, Michelle Loosing, Renoe Bristol. Tommy Gold en Nor Pictured Drendo Brendefur Right: Chen Kruse waits jrrery for her run ro com pere m on mrersquod meet Lower left: Koryn Homiron shows her stuff with o bock wakover on the balance beom Opposite page. Low-er left: Tommy Golden momentarily pauses before her next move on the uneven bars or a Shendon meet Upper right: Brenda Brendefur poses for the crowd during the Shendon Inviro rionol meet TAKE 132 Sheridon High School 1981-82 Gymnastics Scores Opponent Score POINTS Kelly Wolsh Norrc)oo Lororri� e 3rd 77 65 Mies City InvirorKXXJi 4rh 70 74 BAngs Senior 6 DAngs West 2nd 80 03 Worland Invitonond 5th 7160 Cosper Invirononol 3rd 83 45 Sheridon Invitational 6th 74 0 Cody Invrtotionol 4th 7685 Store Meet a Douglas 6th 84 85 TAKE 133 BOYS TAKE 2ND AT STATE In Srore Gymnastics competition, rhe Sheridan boys' ream rook sec ond. The boys were behind after rhe first day, bur came back ro rake second place by .23 of a point. As wirh rhe girls' realm, Coach Hoefr congrarulared members of rhe boy's ream for rheir hard work and improvement during rhe year. Special congratulations wenr ro graduating seniors on rhe ream, including Tim Cassidy, Jim Hall, Larry Kercham, Don Legerski, Tom Richards, Sam Ro-rellini, Troy Songer, Mike Sriles and Rick Vanover. Above: The 198182 Doys Varsity Gymnasnc Teom. Fronr Jeff Fognonr, Rick Vonover, Eric Freestone. Mike Sriles. Don Legerski. Som RoreHini. Jim Hail Dock Lorry Kercham, Jamie Dorbula, Tim Cassidy. Drod Dixon, Rondy Weese. Geoff Schon neman. Tom Richards. Troy Songer Upper Right: Tom Richards Knew whor procrice was a odour Lefr This gymnosr got in on rhe ocr For left Don Legerski mode ir oil hoppen Opposite page. Upper right: Som wotched m amazement or a meer Upper left: Randy Weese showed his stuff Lower left: Coach Hoefr mode a quick rum ro watch a flip TAKE 134 Sheridan High School 1981-82 Gymnastics Scores Opponent Score Points Kely Walsh Norrono Loramie 2nd 94 92 Miles City Invitational 2nd 109 0 Ddbngs Senior 6 OAngs West 1st 108 46 Casper Invtronoool 2nd 09 39 Shendon Invitational 2nd 1028 State Meet @ Douglas 2nd 100 39 THE LONG RUN Runners for Gory Denson's Cross Counrry Team rocked up on impres sive record during rheir regular season, and managed ro rake rop spors ar rhe Srare Tournamenr in Lander on October 17, 1981 The girl's ream rook second place in rhe store meer involving 15 reams Oursranding runners included Morey Haynes and Vicki Marosok The boy's ream rook ninrh place in rhe srare evenr, wirh 15 reams and 105 runners compering This was an impressive record for a ream which includes no seniors. Right Milo Rogers and Vidsj Morosok refreshing or o Sheridan meer Detow Pere Tarver warch es ttie uciKjn n Sheridon Lower righr The] 1981 Goss Counrry Team Fronr Morey Haynes, Vicki Morosok, Decky Weothermgron. Susi Mork. Milo Rogers, Pom Denizen, Renee Drisrol. Wendy Conrod, David Hall, Lonce Dfyrh Dock Jm Hoi, Geoff Schonemon. Par Robinson, Pere Torvor. Mike Hon. Rondy Weese. Tye Sreworr. Sr on Rogers, Joels Hawkins, Rod Zion, Jeff Pear son. Donny Johnson Opposite poge tower left Mike Horr stepping oui ui a Shendon meer Opposite poge upper right Sheridon Trocksrers taking o break or o Sheridon meet I AKfc 136 STATE A A CHAMPIONS Afrer enjoying o 17 win, 1 loss season, rhe Droncerres exper lenced o disoppoinring loss for rhe championship ar Regionals ro Cheyenne C. whom rhey hod rwice beaten,- bur rallying rheir fighting spirir, rhey rook Srare A A championship. Top left: Freshmen, front row Jody Coombs. Kety Johnson. Mary Ann Gonzalezs. Julie Oorts. Brenda Aden. Lenerre Schreibets. Kely Wol ton Bock row. Cindy Vonover. Angelo Fog nonr, Coleen Freed. Diane Isefy. bz Walters. Cindy Loumon. Dixie Wis. Tracy McCaHa. Mr Swevelo Center left: JV squod, front row Gena Bnsch, Cindy Louman. bz Walters, Safly Sorvey. Diane Isely, Brenda French. Coleen LaOroke Bock row Condy Kilworth. Cmdy Weese. Becky Domes, Vicky Morosok, Jeon Lndsrrom. Morci Homes. Mr Fessler Lower left: Varsity squad, front row Lori Duncon. Mora Homes. Becky Borneo, Annette Shety. Kryo Kilporric. Cindy Roush. Vicki Morosok Bock row Cmdy Weese, Donna McColo. Pom Bentzen, Leo Heath, Mila Rogers. Diane Isley. Liz Walters. Solly Sarvey, Mr Eisenmon Center right: Lori Duncon jumps for the boll For right: Feorure yory. Milo Rogers. 10. soars off rhe floor with rhe boll TAKE 108 Milo Rogers No. 13 Goes All-Star Wyoming High School Ployer of rhe Year, Milo Rog ers, also named All Disrricr, All Conference, All Regional ond All American. Milo received scholarship offers from 7 division 1 schools, including B.Y.U., U. of Wyo., Creighron in Omaha, ond occepred rhe offer from Universiry of Uroh. During rhe summer she is Trying our for rhe Junior Narional Team in Fresno, Cal. Her season record was 417 poinrs, overage of 19 poinrs, 12 rebounds, 4 ossisrs, ond 4 sreols per gome 1982 BRONCETTE BASKETBALL Sheridan EAST REGIONALS 44 Kelly Walsh 39 37 Kelly Walsh 38 66 Cheyenne Central 33 70 Cheyenne Central 44 70 Laramie 47 62 Laramie 33 60 Worlond 28 43 Lander 36 51 Cody 37 60 Cody 30 54 Cheyenne East 33 47 Cheyenne East 32 53 Gillette 38 72 Giette 39 53 Casper 32 62 Casper 48 55 Duffolo 24 66 Buffalo 36 Sheridan 66 Casper 40 45 Cheyenne Cenrrol 47 (Championship) STATE TOURNAMENT Sheridan 28 Rods Springs 08 Laramie 08 Kelly Wolsh 26 24 29 (Championship) TAKE 139 BOUNCING SEASON Boskerball season began hopefully for rhe Drone Vorsiry ream, bur rhen in a 12 win. 6 loss season, bounced along firfully unril rhe ream found rhemselves or Re gionals ploying and losing ro borh Cheyenne Eosr ond Gillerre whom rhey hod earlier beoren. Coach Sr. John is looking forward ro rhe new, young ralenr coming up Through rhe Sophmore and Freshmen reams, nor ro menrion rhe JV ream Top left: Soph ream members. Front Dovid Rob errs. David HoH. Dwayne Norwood. Darren Kiesrer. MJse Cook. Frank Morosok Second row Mon Schimmel. Sreve Porror. Tyrone Gness. Chuck John son, Lorry Overman. Mike Edmunson. Mr Joy Middle Left, Mike Fnsbee. Noel Drendefer, John Sanderson, Ty Srewon. Scorr Rogers. Kip Hotvorson, Willy Trumbul. Dwighr Townes, Chester Durr on, Shown Honsen. and Mr Kukuchko Lower left Front. John Fuller. Noel Drendefer. Paul Fall. Ted Gardner More Martini Second row Mr Sr John. Tim Lenz Mgr. Willy Trumbull. Scorr Rogers. Ralph DekJrvg, Mark Curts. Tim PhiBips. Kip Holvorson, Kevin Dollek. Mr Kukuchlso Center right: Chester Durron argues rhe deciding points of o foul coll during crucial moments of rhe game in|ie For right: More Martini bends ro help Mark Curns afrer he 6 downed on rhe court Lower riqhr Freshmen reom TAKE 140 198182 DAONC DASKETDALL Sheridon 72 Lander 54 61 Worfond 55 56 Cody 57 55 Buffalo 47 88 Buffalo 57 63 Cody 62 61 Laramie 71 50 Cheyenne Eosr 44 63 Cheyenne Ceniroi 69 81 Glerr 45 69 Casper Narrona 74 56 Kelly Walsh 53 74 Laramie 57 60 Cheyenne Eosr 58 58 Cheyenne Cenrral 47 62 Gillerre 53 52 Casper Narrona 70 46 Kely Walsh 63 EAST REGONALS Sheridon 54 Cheyenne Eosr 73 97 Gflerro 80 TAKE 141 TRACKETTES Building The Team With Young Stars The 1982 girls rrock come in Isr ond 2nd oil rhe way, while rhe boys hod o hard rime rryihg ro keep up wirh rhem. Top left: Tina Jones corching up with rhe resr of rhe pock Middle left AH the rrock siars garher oround Mr Hougon Bottom left Freshmon girK Front row Sandy Barkley, Rondo Phelon. Dixie Weise. TAKE 142 Lenerre Schreive«s. Sebnno Johnson Bottom, con-ter left Vorsity grls. Front row Krista Kilpotrick, Vicki Morosok. AAnrry Hnynes. Amy Koch (man oger) Top row. Becky Wet hen on. Donna McCaHa. Undo Modzio. Pom Donrzen, Annette Shefly Top center right Annette Shefly. o Vorsity trocketre talks with her cooch. Mr Hougon Top for right Freshman girls mess oround during a track meet Bottom right Donna McCulio converses between events TRACKSTERS RUN FOR IT Running Hurdles and pracridng relay exchanges ore all parr of each day's workour as rhe Sheridan High School rractarers prepare for rheir big season. Top left Louts Fichrner. yrives ro the finish Center left Mork Robins and Kyle Olson, ore keeping rhe pace with rheir opponents os rhe race goes on Lower left Varsity Front row, Rod Zion, David Holl. Frank AAorosok, Danny Johson, Mike Edmon son, Joe Danas. Jock Hawkins Second row Mike Honsen. Tom PNlips. Ted Gardner, John Fuller, Hohn Sanderson, George Carter, Ty Griess Dock row. Mike Horr, Jim Hul. Chuck Johnson, Sieve Loumonn. Pool DeMontigney. Kyle Olson, Chester Durron, Mork Rivelle, Mike Cook Top right Mike Edmonson molses o jump for it Top for right Jeff One yeor puls his own weight Lower right Fresh men ream Front row. Trocy Seigle, Sawley Wilde, Scott Word. Jock Ecdes. Doug Reynolds. Dock row Tom KHporric. Marls Robins. Mike Kodromos, Tony Nickles, Dret Smely TRACK RESULTS MEETS GIRLS BOYS Cheyenne Indoor 2nd — Don Honson 1st 3rd Douglos Reloys COED Isr Billings Inv. 2nd 5rh Triongle Gillerre Sporfish Isr 2nd Speorfish S D. Isr 6rh Buff Duol Isr 1st Cosper 2nd 6rh Regionols 2nd 7rh Srore 2nd 7rh TAKf 145 GRAPPLERS Enjoy Good Season On The Mot The wresrling squads enjoyed a good year wirh rhe JV seeing o no-loss season, and varsity suffering only rwo losses. Because mosr members were young, Coach Soxron is looking forward ro another good year. Top left: Vorsiry wresrlers Dock row. Mr Nowok, John Mirche . Tom Esres, Greg Town send. Greg Lonnon. Don WKoms. loe Ho Sim, Jim Wl, John Wl. Joe Bonos, Joe Golowoy, Jon Ingots. Don Johnson, Sreve Cico. Mr Soxron Mid die row Jock Hawkins. Greg Wicker, Buddy Wd horns. John Hunr. Ken Roberts. Ed Roberts, Harold Stephens Front row Bruce Corks, Tom Weber. Scott Ebersull. Dwayne KobieUsz. George Carter, -hm Eyes, Chrv Ricketts, Bruce Monn. Cotoy Diodes. Don Ricketts. Kevin See, Wes Smdey. Jeff Hunt. Don Johnson Middle left: Waiting for the count of three Lower left: Trying ro get rhor perfect hold1 Top right: Joe Banos shows rhor he won't be beoren! Lower right: Take down! TAKE 146 I 9 J.V. Varsity S.H.S. 8182 54 Riverton 20 51 Lender 17 62 Worland 6 63 Hardin 0 25 Hardin 15 43 Gillette 21 41 Lodge Gross 4 15 Loromie 12 33 Cody 12 23 Cody . 9 43 Kelly Walsh 16 43 Norrono 3 S.H.S. 8182 33 Riverton 26 37 Lander 21 38 Worlond 14 54 Hardin 3 39 Hardin 17 27 Gllerte 31 38 Laramie 21 34 Gillette 14 52 Cody 12 28 Cody 18 30 Casper K.W. 31 29 Natrona 21 TAKF M7 RACKETEERS In rhe summer of 81' a new sporr was organized by srudenrs and parents or SHS: This was rennis and rhe ream consisred of seventeen boys ond girls, of which only rwelve traveled. The coach was Gail Tiffany and she stored that rhe ream did very well for a young ream in its first year. Future plans include only Foil rennis. Maeijo Siren was Most Valuable Player for rhe girls' ream. She captured fifth place or store our of sixteen. There ore o total of eight different schools throughout rhe store that hove rennis reams. Coach Tiffany felt that there were two freshman boys that showed promise; Shane Sherman ond Word Dominic. The boys record was one win to three losses ond rhe girls record was three wins to three losses. Pictured ot their practice court in the dry pork ore Top (Tow Steve Berkley ond Terry Olson Second Row Melanie Bodme ond Cindy lonun Thrd Row Cothy 'Valters, lourie DekJm, Kelly Schreibeis. ond Cooch Go Tiffony Players thot were not pictured Include George Cartel, Sam Rotteini, Shone Sher man, Troy Weed, Word Dominic. John Anselmi, Mott Schmel, Moerjo Siren, Sondy Berkley. Jeonno Daly, ond Jodi Guilbult Lower left Melanie Bodme shows us her perfea swing TAKE 148 Tennis Team Makes Debut TAKE 149 BOOSTERS Sheridan Cheerleaders conrin-ued rheir rrodirion of being real spirir boosrers in 81-82 school year. All squads wirh rhe help of rheir sponsor Mrs. Holsreod worked exceptionally hard or perfecting rheir cheers and increasing school spirir in both rhe srudenr body and rhe athletics which rhey support. With rheir enthusiasm and ambirion rhe cheerleaders held special activities such os rheir spring clinic in which grade school and Junior high students come for o day to learn better cheerleading techniques. All of this effort led to o successful year. Vorsiry Foorboil Basketball Upper left: Srond mg. Biro Trumbull. Coro Voodg, Korhy Mee hon, Wendy Wynne, Jube Kane. Cory Moro sok. Kneeing lisa Baxter. Mefcsso Allen. Mora Pilch, Anne Bede Wrestling Upper Right: Sronding, Korhy Mdeon, Charlene Perkins Kneel ing, Treaa Bores, Brenda Sounders Lower left Biro Trumbul Boogmg Down” ro rho song, Ur gent, which rhe Vorsiry cheerleoders did o routine to Freshmen Lower Middle Lori McGorNin. Knsrie Boikovorz. Trocy Knopp. Jonele Bopsrod. Corhy Philips Lower Right: Melisso Allen leodmg cheer mg rhe crowd on For left. Mrs Holsreod and Vorsiry cheerleoders or cheerteodng comp m Boulder. Color odo TAKE 150 TAKE 151 In rhe activities were. Large picture, Far left Jill Whaples struts her stuff in rhe carnival scene from Plain and Fancy, by Drama Club. This page. Top row: Lefr, Key club or work: Center, rhe Marching Band at practice; Right, FCA members fool around at a meeting. Center row: Lefr, teachers at rhe FFA Teachers Breakfast; Center and Right, continuing shots of rhe break fast. Bottom row: Lefr, a scene from rhe play Pride and Prejudice. Center, goofing around before track practice,- Right, a family scene from rhe ploy, Pride and Prejudice. PEPPERS Pep club wos one of rhe mosr populor clubs in Sheridan High. Pep club hod 92 members in 1981-82. Ir wos rhe largest pep club in several years. Mony ocriviries rods place. Homecoming wos one of rhe busiest rimes of rhe year. The sprir supper wos sponsored by pep club. The girls in pep club showed rrue S.H.S. spirit, and wos sponsored by Mrs. Holsreod. They decorated lockers for rhe orhleres, which accounted for mony hours. S.H.S. was very spirir-lucky ro hove such a devored group of people. Upper left Mrs Holsreod shows us how ro jump rope Middle left Pep dub officers Rira Trumbel, Wendy Wynne, Korhy Meehan, Kelly Rirolo. Lesl Bore Lower left Michelle Smirh shows us al her pep Upper right Pep dub members firsr row Koy Rader, Chrisry Molly, Michele Gieselman, Mou reen Meehan, Gina Rowe, Liso Boxrer, Julie Kren-zolok, Lynerre Ropp, Robin Abir, Jomi Coombs second row Kelly Walt on, Chris Dermers. Eydie Joley, Kelly Johnson rhird row Jenifer Morns, Amy Srombndge. Wendi Bioium, Mordo York. Drendo Schorls, Mary Ann Gonzolas. Jeanelld Ropsreod, Brendo Sounders. Kelly Kmrzi, Krcry Bolkovorz. Krisro Kilporrick, Susie Jacobson. Marcie Pilch fourth row Linda Geulford, Mary Holey, Kim Groski. Wendi Braves, Dona Oneyeor, Korhy Philips, Mel bsu Alen fifth row- Toro Homola. Kim Kerley. Loune McGlorhhn. Kety Relore, sixrh row Tonya Mueler, Treceo Bores, Xjfce Kane, Corne Morusok, Wendy Wynne, Cindy Roush, Robm Springer, Sheri Rooch, Charlene Perkins, Korhy McLeon, Riro Trum bul, Valerie Rarhburn TAKE 154 I'm A Pepper! Wouldn't You Like To De A Pepper Too?! take 155 SPIRIT PEOPLE Club membership was be rween 40 and 60 members. Meetings were held each Tuesday ar rhe Y.M.C.A. ar 7:30 am. Besides many acriviries ihar were held rhroughour rhe year, rhe club had a mini on-ference in rhe spring, and a narional conference in rhe summer. Members from rhe club were chosen for rhe narional conference. This poge top: Left ro right. Robin Smiley, Chrtsry Engen, Mora Hones, M Booth, Drendo Wendt, Chen Kruse. Michele Rorhburn, Cone Skreroberg, Chris Derrmers. Koryn Kosrslecky, Vokxi Rorhburn, Trocy Meling, Kay Roder, Kim Dunlop, Sondi Barckley, Goa Moier, Corne Krufce. Koryn Homilron, Mary Beth Bensnn. Tonya Mueller, Melme Bodine, Heide Gi. Geg MorshoH, Don Legerski, Tim Cassidy. Geoff i Schoenemon, Jemll Ropsrod, Rhondo Phelan, Sherry Compbel, Brenda Brendefur, Michele Loosing, Lon See, Jamie Combs. Brod Dixon, James Hoi, Troy Songer, Randy Weese, Tye Steworr. John Fuller, Don Willioms, Ken Turley, Mike ' Ronkin, Wes Smiey. AAike Frisbie, Geg Corrol, Mise Sties, Mark Huber, Doan Songer Bottom left: Mise Frisbie, doydreoming ogam Bottom right: FCA officers. Brenda Dreadefer. Geg Marshall, Chrtsry Engen TAKE 156 DIGS The Sheridan High School ler-rermans club is on organization of both boys ond girls who hove earned a varsiry lerrer in a sporr of rheir choice. The purpose of rhe S Club is ro work toward more school spirit ond better inrerscholosric comperi rion. Every year rhe “S Club honors rhe best athlete by awarding them with lerrer jackets ond other individual awards. To help raise money for rhe club rhe members sell concessions or sporr events. This page. Top: Shelley McGory, showing that she has o lor of pep Bottom: SOob members Shelley McGory. Tom Pjchords, Krisro KiUporrkjs, James HoH. Carolyn Luxmoore. Timorhy Lera, Tim Cossidy. Don Legerski, Tom Krofr. John Sonderson. Julie Kone, Ted Gardner, Torn We ber. Becky 'Verheringron, Liso Hoorh, Jeonno Boiiey, More Morhni, Vicki Morosok, Undo Mod zio, (Tandy Weese. Tom Estes, Donno McCul lough. Melanie [iodine, Koryn Homiron TAKE 157 LANGUAGES A few of rhe many activities that French Club participated in during rhe year was a rollerskating parry, a swimming parry, a banquet at Steve's in Buffalo which featured all French foods, and they delivered ninety-three May Baskets on May Day. Spanish Club made a trip to Big Horn at Walt Smith's house which was built in a historic Spanish style and they attended a dinner at Pablo's. Spanish Club also participated in a trash can decoration contest, and had a got acquainted parry with a Bolivian student, Box-anna Peridrial. 158 Francaise And f Esparto! Clubs Doing Their Thing Top left. Mrs Torberr, French Oub sponsor c helping n rhe making of rhe Moy boskets, For left: Sheryl Smelly works on French Oub project. Lower left: odvonced srudenr m French, Mory Jo Skorulo listens during French Club meeting Top right: Spanish Oub sponsor, Mr Denson Lower right. Spanish Club member Corhy Feck, pauses to smte for photographer • 159 DEUTSCHE VEREIN Deutsche Verein- German club was again sponsored by Mrs. Disbee. Officers were Lisa Ernsr, president, Stan Rogers, vice president; and Cary Derry, secretory-treasurer. Members participated in the Foreign Language Festival, and College Days at Casper. Projects included a Halloween parry, a Christmas parry following caroling at Eventide Nursing Home and Memorial Hospital and a German dinner. The club also rook part in the foreign language garbage can decorating contest and sponsored homecoming candidates Mila Rogers and Rich Rader. UPPER German club sponsor Mrs Disbee LOWER Stan Rogers, Dole Vernon, Lenee Jd ley, Liso Ernsr, Jeononne Qerbock. Debb Roth and AMs Disbee TAKE 160 SPEECH TEAM Losr year was one of Speech Teams mosr successful seasons. Three new members became Norional Forensic League Mem bers. They were Lisa Hilling, Degree of Merit, Cary Derry and Kevin Martini, Degrees of Honor. Varsity members George Carter and Meg Poll also re ceived Degrees of Honor. Dale Vernon and Ed White earned rhe Third Level, Degree of Excellence. Mrs. Peggy Luc was rhe ream coach, with Mr Crim-mel helping our wirh various events. Upper Speech ream are al sondes or rherr end of the year Conquer STANDING Leo H ng. Cary Derry. Meg Pol ond Mrs Luc KNEELING Ed White, Dole Vernon. Kevin Mornm ond George Carter Lower left Dale Vernon, one of rhe members who earned o degree of excellence, is doing rhe DOOGIE for rhe orh er speech team members Lower Right: Mrs Peggy Luc, Speech Team coach spoke at the annual end of the year banquet which was or tended by speech team members and their parents TAKE 161 SHOWTIME! Upper left Par Harr as a serious pokeman in Pride and Prejudice ' Middle left Ron Porter and Meg Poll os rhe mother and father m Pride and Prejudice Lower left Members of Dromo Club pictured Frsr row. Kevn Kobielusz. Jeoneon Derbends. Rondy Done, Kevin Word, Leo Woloce Second row Judy Tro Kornen, Mory Jo Skatulo. Feleoa Doveoporr. Ehc Frees rone, David DeOolf. Pcuge Srewort Third row Korea Reosoner, Joy Phillips. Porn Skorulo. Elisa Drondr, S e Seors, Michelle Roberts Fourth row Pot Hcxi, Dovid The Drama Club had an active year. Their first production was rhe musical, Plain and Fancy in colaborarion wirh rhe music department. The second was rhe play, Pride and Prejudice. Ihey sponsored Up Wirh People singers; one of rheir members, David Elkins, joined Up Wirh People. The club also sponsored rhe appearance of Cole rhe Magician. Homecoming candidates were Felecia Davenporr and Pick Van-over, presenred on rhe most unusual floor of rhe porade, a lirrer carried by robed foormen. The evenr of rhe year was being host for rhe Srare Drama Festival in December. The club presenred Plain and Fancy ar rhe festival, and recieved a standing ovation. Skaruta, Leo Wogner. Korhy Olson. Grerchen Honnum. Louro Lawson. Rose Davs, Coda Swisse Fifth row Joe Campbell. Nick Pern, Rick Vanover. Rick Roder. Jeff Fognonr Sixth row Kevn Yole, Ron Porter. Kim Mamn sen, Jockie Drayton, Cory Derry, Don Cory. Louro Murry Upper right Meg Pol Touches up her make up before gong on yoge Center right Mark Davenport shows rhor “rechies'' redy hove d the fun Lower right Involved in o serious mole discussion from Plain ond Fancy ore Dove Ekms, Kevin Mar no, David De-Dolt. Joe Campbell. Rick Roder, ond Kevin Kofxehiv TAKE 163 GREAT THESPIANS The Thespians Troop is offiliared wirh the International Thespians Organization. The Troop is made up of Drama Club members who earn rhe required number of parriciparion poinrs ro be considered for membership. New members were announced and Thespian awards were presented ar rhe annual Awards Banquet, May 20. The highest award of Royal Thespian, was given ro Joe Campbell, Felecia Davenport and Eric Freestone. The Super Thespian award was given ro Meg Poll, Lisa Robinson, and Mary Jo Ska-rula. Oursranding Senior Thespian Awards went ro Felecia Davenporr and Richard Rader. Judges awards for besr actors and acrresses and special participation rhank-yous were dlso presenred. The traditional Pie In-The-Foce award was presenred by Ms. Flenry ro Joe Campbell, wirh chocolate pie furnished by Meg Poll and Felecia Davenporr. Upper left: Feleoo Davenporr and Kevin Yale discuss rhe difference between pbin ond fancy women in a scene from Plain ond Fancy Lower left: The chorus of Menonire women” from Plori and Fancy' Top right: Joe Comp bell redeves his PiebrheFace award from sponsor, Ms Henry Lower right: Drama Club officers, front Historian Elisa Grondt, Vice Pres Felecio Dovenport, Sr Pep Meg Pot, Treasurer Eric Freestone, Secretary Cary Derry; Dock Ser geonror Arms. Soph Pep Mark Davenport, Frosh Pep Kim Morrmsen, Presidenr Mary Jo Skorulo, Junior Pep Pose Davis TAKE 164 4 SHI 11111 iiHW ART CLUB SPLITS Arr Club consisred of members inreresred in visual arrs, 3-di-mensionol orrs and photography unril lore Feburory, when rhe phorogrophers decided ro organize rheir own club. The Arr club hod o busy Foil, selling rheir skills or making posters ro orher school orgonizorions during Homecoming, and lorer ro local businessmen. The money earned was for silk-screening workshops for T-shirrs. Pictured above. Top right: Debbie Kiesrer ot work on posters Lower right: Art dub members, Felecio Davenport, president; Mary Denson, Vice pres. Dove Wilson, Treosurer, Debbie Kiesrer, Secre rory, Dwayne Krenzelok, Kelvin Wetmore, Willie Smith, Mork Davenporr Center right: Mrs Daven porr, sponsor, ot work reaching ort For right Mork Dovenport. focusesin with his Nikon Lower right: TAKE 166 PHOTOGRAPHERS ORGANIZE CLUB After seperoring from Arr Club rhe photographers met weekly in on effort to esroblish their goals, elect officers and draw-up o constitution to present to Student Council. Plans were made for speakers, work-shops and possible shooting field trips during rhe coming year. Members of Photo Cub, Front Charles Eatons, Lou Treasurer Mrs Davenport was sponsor of both Arr ra Redenbaugh, Moris Davenport, President; Lisa Club and Photo Club Robinson. Secretary, Kelvin Wetmore Dads Ryan Broley; Dove DeOolt, Willie Smirh, Greg Demple, TAKE 167 KEY CLUB Key Club is a service club for borh boys and girls. Ir is sponsored by rhe Kiwanis. Some of rhe projects Key Club did rhis year wos rhe Christmas party for rhe Special Ed. Kids where Santo handed our candy cones, and o banquet where new officers were installed. The members also raised their own money to go to a convention in Denver where oil their officers were voted os outstanding . Top: Key Gub member Tcxrey Rugets, Neal Mueler, Joson Gostas, Michele Geselmon. Cin dy Weese, Vicki Morosok, Tonya Mueller, Der noderre Vigil. Melissa Mancini. Julie Kone. Karhy Meehan, Jackie Clifton, Linda Madzia, Lynn Conley, Kelley Ritolo, Bobtn Mueller, Orion Conley, Laura Gostas, Karen Heorh, Drenda Sessions, Donna McColough, Crysral Rice, Pam Denizen, Mrs Disbee Top right: Torrey Rogers having fun wNe he helps out Bottom right: Juie Kone putting forth effort to help Left bottom right: Kelley Rifota, What am I going to do now’ TAKE 168 TAKE 169 FUTURE LEADERS The Future Business Leaders of America were active last year. Lori Miller was President, Vice-president was Kathy McLean, Secretary was Carrie Schmidt, Treasurer was Chris Miller, and Dale Vernon was Reporter. The Stare Leadership Conference was held in March at Sheridan College. Dale Vernon placed first in Business Math which entitles him to a trip to Indianapolis in July. He also placed 4rh in Public Speaking. Kathy McLean places 2nd in Business Law and Robin Rowland won tuition to Sheridan College. FBLA had a very enterprising year. Upper Right: Kelly Schretbeis shows how much she enjoys doss Lower Right: Row 1 Lest Gore, Chris Miller Row 2 Dernoderre Vigil. Connie Hepp. Dole Vernon, Koyleen Pelesky. Lon Miller, Kelly Schreibes, Corrie Schmidt, Laurie Gelding, Mrs Schmids Row 4 Mrs. Swonson (hiding) Left: Mrs Swonson TAKE 170 ACTIVITY SPARKS CLUB DECA, rhe Distributive Education Clubs of America rraveled ro rhe Srare Convention in Jackson, Wyoming this past year. Awards received by the sru dents are as follows: Tony Trujillo-Stote Finalist-Food Marketing, Teri Kaul-lsr Place-Resrauranr Marketing and Management, Shelley Mcgary 2nd Place Restaurant Marketing and Management, Srare Finalist-Fashion, and Restaurant Marketing and Man ogemenr, Melissa Mancini 2nd Place Food Marketing, Morrha Wesricko-2nd Place-Food Marketing, Tom Krafr-3rd Place-General Merchandising, Robert Schurre-Srare Finalisr-Resrou-ronr Marketing and Management, Kelly Clearwarer-Srare Finalist-General Merchandising Three of these award winners, Melissa Mancini, Shelley McGary, and Teri Koul won o rrip ro Chicago in June July of 1982 They will compere in rhe evenrs they won at rhe Srare Convention. Mr Ron Adams is rhe DECA sponsor. DECA iproved ro have a productive year. Top Left: Bottom Mefcssa Mandril, Cindy Joyne. Rob Schurre. Robin Springer, Kim Ven rllng. Row 2: Kim A ay Kelly Oeot wutet, Tommi WH, Cal Gorretson Row 3 Jim Steword, Mitre Goy. Tony Trujillo, Dove CXjncon Row A Kelly Flack, Teri Koul, Morrho Wesricka, Lori Legerski Top: Tom Krofr, Shelley McGory, Mr Adorns. Middle Left: Rob Schurre raising it eosy ar rhe Convennon Dorrom Left: Mr Adorns, sponsor Above: Mefcsa Mancini and Teri Koul having a lough or dinner TAKE 171 PRODUCERS This Page Above: Mr Dohn. Whar ore you doing? Top: Tommy Nimmo is shown here rrying ro ger her donkey in gear Lower: The dressjocker worn by oil FA members during meermgs Oppo sire Poge Top: Row 1 FFA Flog Row 2 Gno Peabody, Don Rid-sers, Doth George, Tommy Nmmo, Chnsry Hory, Toro Tynon Row 3: Chorlene Docek, Woyne Drooks, Helen McLeon, Gus Mali, Shirley Dears, Nick Perry Row 4 Mr Dohn, Donny Murray, Shelley Drooks, Rich Perry, Druce Porrer, Darrel Docek, Kevin Kosrenmeier, Jono Teiglond Upper: Jim Arzy. Kevin Fox. Duzzy Smirh. Dll Arbo gosr, Drion Miller, Clmr Rickerrs Dorrom: Aurhur Maendl serving Mr Deck or rhe annual FFA break fosr TAKE 172 Working On A Busy Year A club rhar roughr leadership and responsibiliry was FFA There were 44 kids in FFA lasr year. FFA is offered ro any sru-denr involved in Vo. Ag. classes. FFA offers srudenrs an opporruniry ro speak in fronr of others, work and ger along wirh people. Some of rhe activities FFA rook parr in lasr year were: Stare judging contest, Fruit sales, Denver Stock Show, Speech Contest, Donkey Das kerball, and rhe Local banquet. Some major subjects srudenrs in FFA study are: Crop, swine, and beef production, soils, farm mechanics, farm and range management, and animal health nutrition. They had meetings every 2nd and 4th Mondays where they decided chapter activities, fund raisers, and others. FFA worked hard lasr year and are looking forward ro rhe future. TAKE 1 3 CAREER EDUCATION Focus On Training For Certified Nurses-Aide Test Srudenrs who picked rhe Heolrh Occupations doss learned rhe basic nursing skills which cerrified them ro be nurses aides in Wyoming. Clinical work rook place or Memorial Hospiral, V.A., Evenride in order ro be cerrified. This doss wos roughr by Jiri Tvrdik. TAKE 174 HEALTH CLASS Superb Training Given Dy Mrs. Holstedt Leads To Rescue Attempt Dy Students On Jonuory 27, 1982 Cory Moro-sok was driving Kelli Dare ro work when rhey sow on elderly man in disrress between rhe American Legion and rhe Elks Hall. They sropped ro help rhe man and found him semi-conscious. Cary went ro coll 911 and when she returned Kelli was administering mourh-ro-mourh resuscitation. They continued until rhe ambulance arrived. In spire of all rhe efforts ro revive rhe man he was dead on arrival ar rhe Memorial Hospital of Sheridan County. The rwo girls were srudenrs in Mrs. Holsredr's heolrh class. One of rhe unirs raughr was mourh-ro-mourh and CPR. The health class is srill fairly new and Mrs. Holsredr is doing a rerrific job ar reaching rhe srudenrs whar ro do in cose of emergencies. Any srudenr who has taken Mrs. Holsredr's health doss would have been able ro use rheir knowledge from rhe class ro rry and save rhe man's life had rhey been in rhe same predicament. Upper left- Fra semester doss; Jill Doorh. Mrs Chose, Jonie Nichotas, Liso Novokovich. Money Peperson. Nora Yores, Jonene Amend, Allen Verley Lower left- Jil Doorh, Jonie Nicholos. ond Liso Novokovich helping Mrs Chose into o bed Upper right- Second semester doss First row. Noncy Dkjemel. Tom Word. Melonie Lmd srrom. Second row Joyleen Songer, Aimee Sonders, Stacy Reynolds TAKE 175 HAPPINESS IS. . . MARRIAGE AND FAMILY? Marriage and Family, an elecrive dass, is raughr by Doug Raney. He raughr his srudenrs how ro berrer prepare Themselves for a marriage and a family. To srarr wirh, rhe srudenrs picked porrners ro mock-marriage wirh. Then rhe srudenrs chose wherher rhey wanred ro have children and how many if rhey did. They also wenr Through budgering rheir money for food, clorhing, housing, and diapers. When rhey had had enough of marriage, rhey could choose ro ger a divorce. Ir was a real life experience in a make-believe ser-ring. Top Left: Volerie Pretl. Condi Valdez. Janine Colen rine, ond Meg Pol pose for o picrure Bottom Left: Mork Arguelo ond Liso Novokovich cut (their wedding coke Bottom Centet: Joe Ho Sim ond Cory Morosok in front of the Minister Top Center: Shet ry Pooch ond Scott Gbson walk down the oisle Top Right: Volerie Prell shows off her goner Bottom Right: Donny Williams ond Wendy Wynne take o turn ot marriage TAKE 176 VOCALISTS Vocal Music hod o good year and were busy even though they presented only four major concerts: Foil, Christmas, Winter and Spring. Concert Choir sang a lor of challenging music, from ITenias sonce up to present day composers. The Spectrum group sang vocal jazz, pop and madrigals and they also worked with choreography. Spectrum bought new costumes. Concert Choir ond Spectrum traveled to Laramie to sing a dedication for the new auditorium. TAKE 178 Practice Makes Perfect! Concert Choir Top left, first row. instructor. Mrs Shorz, Sise Seors, Knsry Mortinson. Shortyn McKinley. David DeBolr. Ryon Droiley, Dobby Allen. Colleen LoBreke, Gretchen Honnum, Liz German, pianist. Mary Jo Skatula Middle row Poige Stewort, Korea Reasoner, Kr McGkxhJm. Randy Rowland, Pot Robinson, Joff Nesbir, Meg Poll, Kevin Yole Top row Judy Trohki-moien. Kristy Wrogge. Karen Hearh. Joe Compbel, Dove Elkins. Richard Roder. Fronk Trode. Cothy Cur now. Volene Rorhburn Dot-tom left: Joe Campbell, and David Heorst hor momze Center Cothy Curnow owoits her cue Top right Spectrum, bottom row. Dave El Isms. Cothy Curnow. Mehsso Mathis. Jeff Nesbit. top row. Judy Trohkimoien. Ed White. Wendi Con rod. Richard RAder. Morwco Denrz. Eric Frees rone, Kevin Yale Bottom Left Poige and Col leen rehearse TAKE 17V VOICES UNITED IN RHYTHMIC HARMONY Freshman Choir sang a voriery of music. For srudenrs who wanred ro go inro Con cerr Choir. Freshman Choir was a good background. Gris' Chcur sang for many organizations during rhe Chrisrmas season They sang a bghr music and only rhe besr srudenrs were able ro arrend district dinic in the Spring Orchestra had a good year. They ployed Doroque, Classical and 20rh Century music. Instruments were the violin, viola, cello and bass They performed four concerts at S.H.S and one at the Presbyterian Church Members selected for All-Store Orchestra were Melissa Mathis, Stacy Reynolds. Lisa Finley, Volerie Prell. Karen Heath, and Leslee Thompson. TAKE 180 Making Music Together Freshman Choir Top left: bottom row Jooele Stanley. Joy Phiips. Hope Gobrree, Trocy Knapp, Brenda AJden. Jana Bed. Ltsa Roberts. Tina Mott, second row Saberma Johnson, Shown Kinkcud. Debbie Stoneburner, Dora Of ren. Brenda Jenson, Lori McGlothm, Potty Ska tula. Corole Copeland, third row, Roxonne Per dnei. Sonya Reed, Tarra Lenrsch, Cheryl Finley, MjcheUe Roberts, Dee Dee Russell, Lisa Wag ner. Diane Fench, fourth row Kim Word. Jo nette Roush, Shelly Hargis. Poulo Kkjson, Km Grasky, Shefly Powell, instructor, Mrs Slot Girls Choir bottom left. bottom row Monica Benrz, Jonnetre Mydand. Michelle Brugerre. CorcJe Weston, Carlo Swiss, second row Jeon non Berbrick, Shertyn McKinley, Kathy Olson, Sheryle HuckfekJr. Jeanne Cdenrne. third row Donna Georing, Dawn Olson, Dory In Arbogost. Tina Auckenbock, Lisa Wiioms. founh row Koryn Heath. Tara Homolo. Tonya Muler. Pot ry Alrop, Shownee McCoy Orchestra; dock wise from center front Leslie Thompson, Cindy Riley, Rosa Curtis. Condice Locke, Joelle Dow,. Jenonne Berbrick. Bonita Jones, instructor, Mrs I ewis. Randy Rowland, Si Hurt, Trocy Meling, Valene Prel, Karen Heath. Usa Finley, Melissa Mathis. Jamrm Patron Bottom left Mrs Lewis wormed up on the volm, bottom right Mrs Shorz explained o new piece dunng procrice TAKE 181 Drum Major Joe Compbell - Drum Mojor Flutes Corhy Olson Heidi Gill Michelle Albrecht Lourie Holl Kim Morrinsen Irina Rexroar Winona Anderson Solly Sorvey Chrisra Hubbard Cindy Prill Clarinets Liso Smirh Krisry Wrogge Jodi Coombs Julie Jensen Sharilyn McKinley Pomona Honsen Janice Ingalls Alisa Wrogge Shori Moore Saxophones Connie Gray Rich Rader Judy Trohkimoinen Krisri Morrinsen Kim Francis Norholie Sorvey Angie Popken Ken Sriles French Horns David Hursr Cory Derry Trumpets Ron Porrer Jeff Chandler Roy Murphy Eric Hordocker Mike Tomisich Narhan Jon Lance Dlyrh Randy Harvey TAKE 182 Trombones Doug Reynolds Kelly Wills Mary Ann Gonzales Perri Srohrer Joy Will Rick Pruerr Aniro Clemenrs Heorher Leonder Jeff Oneyeor Randy Olsen Brian Hardacker Sreve Kennedy Terry Olson Flog Corps Tuba Kevin Kobeliusz Parry Gilkison Shawnee McKoy Jill Abborr Percussion Connie Dolecheck Mark Davenporr Par Harr Doyno Oneyeor Koyleen Pelesky Brenr Goodwin Sara Mellgren Ken Moore Tim Brandenburg Jock Ecdes Lisa King TAKE 183 I LOVE A PARADE I Hove To, I'm In The Bond During rhe marching season rhe band performed five halfrime shows under rhe direcnon of Allen Davenporr and during concerr season concenrrared rheir efforrs on rwo concerrs, Chrisrmas and pre-fesrival, under rhe direcrion of Dill Avery. Sheridan hosred Disrricr Music Fesrival during April. A new poinr sysrem was srarred and selecr band members were able ro have lerrers and lerrer jackers. Jazz Band and Pep Band exisred for a shorr rime during rhe year, bur were1 dissolved. Top left Drum Mqor Joe Campbefl leads rhe bond Lower left New Morchmg Bond director Alen Davenport For Lower left Lance DJyrhe practices his horn Center right Showing off he new bond jacket, Mark Cooch” Davenport For right Flog girl Koyleen Pelesky concen trares during procrice TAKE 164 Ron Porter Is Selected For A Summer With The Casper Troopers Ron Porier, active music and drama student or 5H5, was selected for a summer tour with the Casper Troopers, ofrer traveling ro Casper for an audition. After his acceptance, Ron went ro Casper every weekend ro practice and learn the routines. As soon as school was our Ron reported ro Casper for the daily 8-10 hr daily practice The tour was from early June until August, throughout the United Stares and Canada. tAKE 185 LEADERS Organize Us This poge. upper left Student body President Dobbt Muflor drecrs o pep assemble lower left Student cound during Christmas progrom for the elemenrry children Standing, Loun See. John Mirchei os Sonro, Jerry Hammer, Gno Bailey. Michelle Lonsmg and Sherry Pooch Opposite page, upper: Jerry Logon. John Horse ly ond Dwayne Krenzkxk perform the song Jenny” in the Gong Show middle: Mr FessJer obour to get noJed” m the pie throw ing contest sponsored by Key dub lower: Student senate ond council Row one. Michelle Loosing. Karen Hamilton. Kathy Meehan ond Mory Denson Row two. Decky Withermgton, Kelly Schribies. Lon DekJmg. Robin Shrible. Liso Ernst, Lyndo Watson, Sondy Dorkley. ond Paulo Isokson Row three. Sherry Comble, Julie Kone, Lynn Connley. Sherry Rooch. Jerry Hammer, Wendy Dloxom, ond Brenda Soudners Row four. Tim Lenz, Rowdy Bnsrol. Melody Bodme. ond Jenell Ropsteod TAKE 186 Guide Us The 81-82 student government was unique in that the student body President Bobby Muller was the first female President or 5HS. Under Bobbie's leadership student government was responsible for accomplishing the following: Freshmen orientation, or which student council gave up-coming Freshmen a tour of the high school. They were in charge of assemblies and related activities and organized o Christmas program for the elemenrry children or which Junior, John Mirchel dressed as Santo and gave our candy cones. Council was also involved in selling concessions or Basketball gomes. In the spring, they hod a Notional student leadership day where select members were asked to accompany community leaders on their daily rounds. Senate was in charge of Homecoming. They organized the parade, the donee, the coronation and assemblies which led to a great Homecoming. TAKF 167 People honored were, Lorge picture. For left: Closs Valedic-rorion, Mike Sriles, picte up his cop and gown. Drendo Bren-defer is in rhe rear. This page. Top row: All rhree pictures ore of rhe honors bonquer for rhe boys' swim ream Center row: For left ond cenrer, rhe honors bonquer for rhe AA Champion Girl swimmers. For righr, Coro Voodg rries on her morrer board. Bottom row: Felecio Dovenporr, lefr; Mike Sriles, cenrer; ond Milo Rogers, righr, oil recieve scholarships or rhe Honors Assembly. HONORED Sheridan High School's oursronding srudenrs worked very hard for rheir awards in music Honored Music Sru-denrs were members of Music Honor ary, AllSrare Orchesrra, All-Srare Bond, and All-Srare Choir Members of All-Srare Choir were: Richard Rader, Jeff Nesbirr, Mary Jo Skarula, and Valerie Rarhburn. Also honored was Richard Rader for Norional School Chorus Award, Mary Jo Skarula for rhe Sheridan Fine Arrs Club Award, Kristy Wragge for John Phillips Souso Award and Judy Trokimoihen for rhe Louis Armsrrong Jazz Award The S.H S. Band was also honored as rhey were chosen in leading rhe Cen-rennial parade, held in May. TAKE 190 Music Students Take Awards Munc Honorary Top left; Front row: Kofhy Curnow. Judy Trotornohon, Datlyn Arbogasi. middle row Kevin Yale. Karen Reosoner. Leo Robinson. Melissa Mathis, rop row Mary Jo Skaruta. Richard Roder, Par Robinson. Karen Heorh. ond Volerie Rorhborn All Srorc Rood Bottom left; front row Korhy Olson, Kristy Wrogge, ond Norfce Sorvey. rop row St on Rog ers. end Orion Hordoker. bottom center Kristy Wrogge All Store Orchestra. Top right; Meiisso Moths. Liso Finley. Koren Heorh. Volerie Prell, ond Leslee Thompson Bottom right: The Sheri den High School Bond leading the Centenmd Parade TAKE 101 CHOSEN TEACHERS For rhe firsr rime rhis 198182 school yeor, rhe reochers chosen were nominored ond elect ed by members of rhe Norionol Honor Sociery. The purpose of rhis projecr wos ro develop greorer respecr for rhe reoch ers. They were given ploques mode by rhe srudenrs or S.H.S. Doug Roney wos chosen Teocher of rhe yeor. Upper Right Doug Roney from rhe Sociol Srudies Deporrmenr. Upper Right October Lorry Hurr from rhe Social Srudies Depart menr Second Row Left Side November- Jerry Colemon from rhe Science Deporrmenr. Right Side December Warren Pearson from rhe Social Srudies Deporrmenr. Third Row Left Side- January, Donno Peldo from rhe English Deporrmenr. Right Side Febuory, Dob Koenemon from rhe English Deporrmenr. Fourth Row Left Side March- Jim Wilson V. Principal. Middle April Dick Spen cer from rhe Marh Department. Right Side May Anira Arney from rhe Counselors Deporrmenr. TAKE 192 ACHIEVERS National Honor society is one of the high honors to be in at S.H.S. Requirements for membership ore a 3.0 grade aver age and to be recommended by the faculty. Some activities Honor Society nos been involved in throughout the year were the sponsoring of rhe Teacher of rhe Month, sold candy suckers, and sponsoring Student Leadership Day. N.H.S. was sponsored under rhe direction of Aniro Arney. Upper Honor Sociery, First row Wendy Conrod, Kick Vonover. George Carter, Drendo Orendefur, Mke Sties. Kevin Yale Second row Lorry Ker chum. Robin Roller. Wendy Wynne. Korhy Mee hon. Kothy Olson. Kristi Morrinsen, Tim Lenz. Tory Ring. Mrs Arney Third row Ken Turley, Shown Jocobson, Sorah Gores, Lynne Connley. Dole Ver non. Flecio Davenport Lower- Mrs Arney is show ing Mike Stiles and Grenda Orendefur whor to do while Flecio Davenport observes TAKE 193 STATERS An outstanding group of students were honored by being chosen to attend the Wyoming Girl ond Boy Stare. Leadership, citizenship, and personality ore the qualities that ore looked or in order to choose these students. It was o busy week in June os they attend court, house, ond senate sessions. They also learned about- their rights, priviledges, duties, and responsibilities os American citizens. Upper: Lefr ro right Louro Gosros. Coro Voogd, Korhy Meehon, ond Cheryl SrneHey Right: Dor tom Lorry Kerchom, ond Torrey (Ling Top Ken Turley, ond John Fuller TAKE 194 TAKE OVER On one doy in Moy in 1982, Sheridon High School hod o chonge of direcrors. All of rhe odminisrrorive positions or S.H.S. hod new foces occupying rhem. Bobbi Meuller was Principal; Robin Springer rook Rang er Jim's position os Assisranr Principal. Orher jobs rhar had srudenrs in rhem included: librarian, secretaries, cooks, and even janitors. Individual teachers had rhe opportunity to have srudenrs rake their classes over for each period. Ir served as an interesting day. Left: Librarian (Lose Dove smiles as she does her fling In the bods, Todd Shefey, Doug VI its, and Jerry ILocovirs do their thing in the library Lower Left: Counsekng secretary Melo die Dodine rrying ro cotch up on her paper work Lower tight: Alwayssming. Acting Prin opal, Dobbi Meuler TAKE 195 v-de Work) Pnotot FINAL EDITION ★ ★ 1981-1982 + + VOL 1 PG 3 ■ ■■■■■ — ■ ■ —■ ■■ ■■ ' '■ I 11 HISTORY-MAKING FLIGHT — THe space shuttle Columbia made history by becoming the first manned space vehicle ever to return to orbit The shuttle s two missions opened up new possibilities tor luture space travel 40th PRESIDENT — Ronald Reagan former movie star and governor of California, was sworn m as President of the United States, becoming the oldest man ever to hold that oflice His conservative viewpoints marked a change from the previous Carter administration PEACE RALLIES — The largest demonstration in Bonn. West Germany's history was a mass peace rally attended by about 200.000 people It was indicative of the pacifist and antmucioar movement that swept Europe DERBY WINNER — Pleasant Colony won the 107tn Kentucky Derby from a huge field of 21 txxses The jockey was Jorge Velasquez CABINET CONTROVERSY — President Reagan's controversial and aggressive Secretary of State. Alexander Haig, was chastened for lack of team play early vi the Reagan administration TAKE 196 FINAL EDITION ★ ★ 1981-1982 ★ ★ VOL. 1 PG. 4 FIRST WOMAN ON THE COURT — Court. She is a lawyer and a former Sandra Day O Connor became the first Arizona state senator woman member of the U S Supreme CALIFORNIA GOLD — Only two years after leading the NFL in losses, the San Francisco 49 ers led the league in victories and won the Super Bowl by defeating Cincinnati HOTEL DISASTER — Suspended walkways covered with people collapsed into the crowded lobby of the Hyatt Regency Hotel in Kansas City, killing 113 persons ASSASSINATION ATTEMPT — President Reagan survived an attempt on his life when he was shot outside a hotel as he waved to the crowd. John Hinckley, Jr. was charged with shooting the President and three others. INDY 500 - In a mass of controversy. the Indy 500 victory went first to Bobby Unser. then Mario Andretti (shown here) then back to Unser McENROE WINS — John McEnroe defeated Bjorn Borg for the Wimbledon title Dunng the year, his on-court tennis behavior earned him the title of Super Brat EGYPT S SADAT KILLED — Egyptian President Anwar Sadat, the only Arab leader to make peace with the Jewish state, was assassinated by a group of army men as he viewed a military parade in Cairo RUBIK’S CUBE CRAZE - James Nourse devised and published a solution to the Rubik's Cube invented by Hungarian professor ErnO Rubik. TAKE 197 CLOSED! In 1920, Mr. Compbell opened on Opera Lorus in rhe smoll business area of Sheridan, Wyoming. Wirh his knowledge of operaring a movie house, which he picked up in Denver, Colorado, he changed his Opera Lorus inro rhe Fox Lorus. Fox Inrernorional rook over rhe Opera House in 1941, and became known as rhe WYO rhe-arer. The rhearer showed movies, concerrs, and held plays in ir unril irs closing dare of Feb. 21, 1982 The dry rried ro esrablish rhe WYO as a hisrorical monumenr, bur because of remodeling, ir was nor eligible for rhe rirle. Mr Campbell, unable ro afford ro keep rhe movie house open, closed ir down. Hearing, renr, and elecrric bills were rhe main reasons. Never fear rhough, because Sheridan srill has rhe Cenrennial Twin Thearer Mr. Compbell opened ir in 1975 He has some indefinire plans ro exrend rhe rwin rhearer inro a Cenrennial rhree. If he does build onorher screening room, he plans ro have srereo rediners in ir We are very sad ro lose such a unique rhearer, bur our memories will live on. Right poge The rearing down of rhe WYO sign Bottom left The morkee of rhe WYO. storing ir 6 holding its lasr show Top left The inside of rhe WYO being cleaned and demon tied TAKE 198 PICTURING FASHIONS We Lived In Top Left Pom Pederson sirs dong second floor hci during lunch breok in some of rhe fovonre 62 yyles brtghr sdky jacket with o bond color, boggy ponrs with onkle bonds ond 3 heels Center left both pictures Show off fovorire foorweor seen round rhe hob jogging shoes with bright colored kxes, ond leorher western boors worn with skinny legged jeons, ond on other exompie of onkle bond ponrs ond Ngh heels Forthest left Angie Popken weormg one of rhe new hor ornomenrs Lower left Knsri Dolkovorz is oil smiles in vest sweorer ond knickers, borh seen frequently around rhe school in various combinations during rhe win rer Center Top right Porn Sockert ond Berh Frey rest to see if you con reod upside down, dressed in whor were procncoly wmrer “urn forms.” of jeons and swearers, with rhe oddi rion of legwormers ond woders Top right Two more common cold weorher items pkxJ wool skirrs worn with high heeled boors Center lower right Troy Miller wos plugged m like dozens of others students who could afford o Walkman or some other minirecorder like those that oppeored m school during rhe win rer For right Tina Legerski show up in o heodbond, onorher new style of the 62 school year TAKE 200 Keep an eye out for the funniest movie about growing up ever made! THE PICTURE Included in our poll were favor-ire movies of the year. The top movies were Raiders of the Lost Ark, On Golden Pond, Endless Love, Tops, Stripes, Nice Dreams, Arthur, and Holloween II. Awarded for rhe besr morion picrure of rhe year by rhe Morion Picrure Association of America, was Chariots of Fire. Besr ocror was oworded ro Henry Fonda, ond Desr Acrress was given ro Korhryn Hepburn, borh for rheir roles in rhe movie On Golden Pond. Movie going was some-whar limired by rhe closing of rhe WYO Theorem rhar wos, unril rhe Skyline Drive-In opened for rhe summer. The firsr Dusk-ro-Down wos held over rhe Memorial Day weekend, and srudenrs seemed ro appreciare having somerhing ro do all nighr long. NUMBER ONE PICTURE OF THE YEAR ... take the whole famih , One of the Year's 10 Best. Including: Time Magazine Kathleen Carrott N. Y. Daily eut Judith Crist XVORTV Rex Reed S Y Daily News Joe! Siege! .ABC TV Nominated for 6 Golden Globe Awards BEST PICTURE — DRAMA BEST DIRECTOR Mark Rydell BEST SCREENPLAY Ernest Thompson BEST ACTOR Henry Fonda BEST ACTRESS Katharine Hepburn BEST SUPPORTING ACTRESS Jane Fonda ion y� ui u� n TAKE 202 Price Of Lifes' Little Necessities Regular gas - $ 1.19 Candy Bar - .35 Norebook - 2.49 unleaded gas - 1.23 Record - 8.00 Sofrboll Fee - 10 00 Trans Am - 11,000.00 Levis - 18.00 Calvin Kliens - 38.00 Cap and Gown - 875 Nike's - 30.00 Cherokees - 40.00 Hamburger - .79 Cigorerres - .85 Poraroe Chips - 129 French fries - .65 Chew - .65 Toorhpasre - 1.49 Yearbook - 14 00 Pizza - 12.00 4 pock roiler paper - 1.09 Prom picrures - 11.00 Frosry - 99 Shampoo - 239 6 pack of beer 2.40 Haircur - 12.00 Die razor - 39 Gum - .35 Makeup 5.00 Afrershave - 7.00 School lunch ricker - 10.00 Senior ree-shirrs - 6.00 Purfume - 12.00 ACT resr - 8.50 Skyline dusr ro down - 3.00 Curling Iron - 25 00 SAT resr - 10.50 Scorry's Skare Casrle - 3.25 Blow dryer - 30.00 Pop .45 Illegal parking ricker - 10.00 Ski lifr ricker - 10.00 Movie ricker - 2.75 Illegal possession - 60.00 Tennis balls - 300 Tux renrol - 40.00 Packman fever - .25 Conracr lenses - 300.00 One dozen roses - 32.50 Cablevision - 12.00 Swimsuir - 26.00 Class ring - 140.00 Sramp - .20 Concerr ricker 10.00 Die Pen - .39 Newspaper - .25 TAKE 503 OREIGNER SIDE ONE VALERIE • THE BREAKUP SONG (THEY DON T WRITE EM) • WOMANKIND CAN T STOP HURTIN MYSELF TROUBLE IN PARADISE SIDE TWO: SHEILA • NOTHING S GONNA CHANGE RICK SPRINGFI Each year Drone Staff rakes a poll ro find our who rhe students' favorite music stars were. This year receiving rhe most votes from our student body were 1) Dilly Squire, 2) Rick Springfield, 3) Pot Dene-tor, 4) Sheno Easton, with Stevie Niclss, Olivia Newton John and Carlo Deviio lied for 5ih. TAKE 204 RECORDS AND TAPES ANDM-TV Larer in rhe school year students become interested in o popular 24 hour T V. show colled M-T.V. This show indud-ed music video's, live concerts and music news with concert information. This gave students rhe opportunity to hear songs off new album releases and to help them decide if it was worth buying. TAKE 205 LIVING FOR During rhe school year srudenrs were always irching for something ro do. The weekdays were devored to homework ond school activities, bur on rhe weekends rhe srudenrs wonred ro be owoy from rheir schoolwork ond enjoy rheir free rime. This free rime was spenr or rhe mosr popular In hangouts. For quire awhile, ir was In ro go roller skating or Scorry's Skore Casrle. The nexr resorr was hanging around or rhe Kwik Shop parking lor and then ro go drag main. Sometimes earing a pizzo ond corching o movie was plenry of fun. As rhe weorher got warmer rhe popular spors ro go were rhe Mounroins, or Tongue River Reservoir ond Coves. TAKE 206 The Weekends Jusr gerring our and bringing in rhe sun wos rhe main rhing on every ones mind. Top left Chrs Mier, Kathy McLean and Korie Collins show rheir method of skating Bottom left: Toni Jurosek, Kofrine Bolels and Goto Bren non worch the action m rhe pork Top Right: At Kendrick Pork bond shelter everyone crowds around rhe refreshments in ontiapo ran Bottom right: The Mom drog photo grophed or nghr With some of rhe pkxes to remember TAKE 207 EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE D. FRANK ROBERTS AND ASSOCIATES GAY MILLER INSURANCE CO. INC ROBERT 5. JENSEN D.M.D. BRUCE A. HOELL D.D.S. N.A. NELSON CONSTRUCTION CO. A W FAMILY RESTAURANT DR. R.L. KILPATRICK KENDRICK CATTLE CO. BUY-RITE FURNITURE R.L. GROSHART O.D. 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Bates, Trecia L.: Srudenr Council 11, 12; Srudenr Senare 9, 10; Key Club 11, 12; French Club 9: F.D.L.A 11; Pep Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Volleyball 9; Cheerleader 10, 11, 12 Bears, Shirley Jo: F.F.A 10, 11, 12. Belding, Ralph W.: Dos kerball 9, 10, 11, 12. Benton, Leanne Ceale: Srudenr Council 9; French Club 9; D E C.A. 11; Pep Club 9 Black, Barbara Ellen: Key Club 9,10,11,12, German Club 9, 10; Inrramu-ral Club 11; Pep Club 9,10, 11, 12; Track 11, Volleyball 9, 11, 12; Homecoming Candidare 12. Booth, Jill Michelle: Sru denr Council 9; Srudenr Senore 11, 12; Key Club 9, Arr Club 9; SClub 10, 11, 12, secrerary 12; Pep Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Track 9: Gymnasrics 9, 10, 11, 12; F.C.A. 9, 10, 11, 12 F.N A 12 Boyle, Pat A.: take 2n 0 Z 2 0 ■ $ An Equal Opportunity Outfit JOIN NOW! 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C Campbell, Sherry Lyn: Srudenr Coundl 11, 12; French Club 9, 10, 11, 12. School ploys or Musical 10, 11, 12; Class President 11, 12; Pep Club 9, 10, 11, 12, Homecoming Condidore 12, Dromo Club 10, 11, 12; Science Club 11, 12 Carter, George J.: Speech Team 11, 12; N F L. 11,12, German Gub 11, 12; Wrestling 10, 12; Trods 10, 11; Tennis 12; Chess Gub 12. Cassidy, Timothy Joseph: S-Club 12; Gymnos rics 9, 11, 12. Champlin, Kimberly Kay: Srudenr Senore 11, S-Club 10,11,12; Pep Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Swimming 10, 11, 12 TAKE 210 The Colonels' Original Recipe The Blue Ribbon Outside Means Superior Taste Inside Steve b Paula At Kentucky Fried Chicken Want To Wish The Graduating Class of 62 The Best of Luck in the future. 1604 N. Main 674-4566 TAKE 214 Open Skating Monday Through Sunday With Special Activities Throughout The Week Skate Castle One block off Coffeen on Highway 334 Phone 672—0245 ELI'S Records• Topes 40 E. Alger Sheridan, Wyo. 82801 672-8865 Godfather's Pizza 1642 Sugarland Drive On The Boardwalk Chondler, Jeff A.: Gym nasties 9, 10. Cicci, Steve R.: Wrestling 12; Gymnastics 9, 10, 11 Clearwater, Richard Lee: Football; Wrestling. Clifton, Jacqueline Christine: School play 11, Pep Club 11; Cheerleader (Du-bach High) 9; Concert Choir 11, 12. Conley, Lynn A.: Honor Society 11, 12, Student Council 10, 11, 12, Student Senate 10,12; Key Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Spanish Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Pep Club 10, Track 10; Srudenr Body Vice-Pres. 12; Experiment in Inrernar. Liv.-Spain Conrad, Wendy Marie: Honor Society 11, 12; Spanish Club 9, 10, 11, 12, President 11; School Ploys and Musicals 9, 10, 11, 12, Cross Country 12; Drama Club 9, 10, 11, 12. Corlis, Bruce A.: S-Club 11, Football 9, 10 Curnow, Cathy Dee: School Musical 12; Music Honary 12; Pep Club 11, 12; Trads 11, Homecoming Candidate 12; Z-squad 11, 12; F.C.A 11. 12; Vocal Chamber 12. Curtis, Mark J.: School play 12; S-Club 12; Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; Track 9, 10. D Davenport, Felecia D.: Honor Society 11, 12, Bronc yearbook, co-editor 11; Speech ream 11; Art Club 11, 12, Presideni 12; School plays and Musicals 9, 10, 11, 12; Homecoming 10, 11; Drama TAKE 215 PARKER GLASS Like A Good Neighbor State Form Is There 1126 N. Main 125 West Drundage Sheridan, Wyo. 62301 674-7515 We Enjoy Serving Sheridan County Bruce's 672-5616 Sheridan Standard 407 N. Main Sheridan, Wy. 32301 672-3532 Four Seasons styling Salon 501 N. Main Sheridan, Wyo. DADE'S FLOWERS 23 North Main 674-9609 Sheridan Center Motor Inn 612 No. Main Sheridon THE BEST (Western MOTELS 674-7421 Club 9, 10, 11, 12, treasurer, historian, Vice-pres Thespians 11, 12. Dee, Kafhy Ann: Pen Club 9 Demchok, Margaret Ann.- Key Club 10, 11, Pen Club 9. DeMonfigny, Paul R.- Football 10, 11, 12 Basketball 9 DeToverrer, Edward Desmond, Deirdre: Key Club 10, 11, French Club 10, 11, Treasurer,- Pep Club 10, 11. Dickson, Chet Charles: Drake, Tom R. Drobnick, Rebecca Lee- F H A 11, Arr Club 10 Pep Club 10, 11, Volleyboll 9 10, Twirler 10, 11. E Ealy, Brooks Ray: Foot-bo 9, 10, 11, 12, Track 9 Elkins, David Alan- French Club 12; School ploys and musicals 11, 12 S-Club 11, 12; Football 9, 10, 11, Doskerboll 9, Track 9, Homecoming Candidate 12, F.C.A. 12, Drama Club 11, 12. Engel. Christy Kay.- Student Senore 10; Key Club 10, 11; Drone 11, F B.L A 12; Pep Club 10, 11 12 F.C.A 10, 11, 12, 2 squad Estes, Tom Courtland- F-C-A. 9, 10, 11, 12, School musical 12; S club 10 11 12; Football 9, 10, 11' 12-Wresrling 9, 10 ' 11 ' 12' Track 9, Golf 12.' ' ' F Flack, Dan L: TAKE 217 TAKE 218 HKT F£D£ML mvjimgs aw LO 4N dtfOCMTION r Where Your Money Works For You And Your Community 46 West Drundoge-Sheridon, Wyo.-PH. 674-6461 Flock, Kelly Ann: DEC.A. 11, 12; Homecoming Candidate 12. Fleming, James L. Forner, Brad Lee: School ploys and musicals 11, 12, Fuller, John Everett: Sfu dent Senate 9, 10, Key Club 9; School musicals 11, 12; Boys Srore 11; S-dub 10, 11, 12, Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; Track 9, 11, Home coming King 12; F C.A. 11, 12; Amer Leg Baseball 10, 11. 12 G Galloway, Joe Anthony: Foorball 9, Wrestling 9, 10, 11, 12. Gorrefson, Colvin D.: Student Council 9; Student Senate 10, 11, 12. Key club 10, D E.C.A. 12; Foorball 9, 10; Basketball 9, Wresling 9; Track 9 Garrison, Becky G.: Arr Club 9,10.11,12; Intramural Club 9, 10, Pep Club 10 Gates, Sarah Clayton: Honor Society 11, 12, Vice Pres., Student Senate 9, 10, 11, 12; Key club 9, 10; Pep Bond 9; Experiment in Inrranar'l Liv.-Germany. Germain, Liz: French Club 12; Spanish Club 12, German Club 12; School play 12. Gibson, Scott H.: Foorball 9, 11, 12, Homecoming Candiare 12. Gieselman. Michelle Ann: Key club 11, 12, Secretary; F B L A 12, Pep Club 9, 10, 11, 12 TAKE 219 New Image Shoppe Congrat to Class of 32 From the New Image Shoppe 360 Droodwoy r----m Sheridan, Wy. 32301 I BETH ! S0i 672-5021 SHERIDAN GUN SHOP Complete Repair Service And Custom Built Guns to Your Specifications 1037 N. Main 674-3360 3d CD. P ione 672-2031 SHERIDAN. WY. Serving Refrigeration Needs Of Sheridan 1562 Warren HAM6UflG� ElRS For good food and service. 502 N. Main Sheridan, Wyo. 32301 672-3663 Burlington Northern Roil Rood Congratulates Sheridan High Seniors Of 1932 Auto Glass Window We Pick Up And Deliver Connie's Gloss, Inc. Dill Stonbridge Phone 674-6294 Address: 204 W. 11th St. All Your Prescription Needs Airplanes Rockets 1 South Main 674 6000 Troins-Roce Cars Prescriptions Cords (j Gifts Croft Supplies Town 6 Country Shopping Center Gilkinson, Patty June: School Roys and Musicals 9,10,11,12; Thespians, Intramural Club 9, 10, Pep Club 9; Flag corps 9, 10, 11, 12 Gleoves, Todd Anthony: Football 9 Goodwin, Kriss Alan: Student Senate 9, 10 Gostos, Louro M.: Honor Society 11, 12; Student Dody Secretory 12, Student Senate 11, 12; Key Club 10, 11, 12, Secretory, President, Lr. Gov., Drone yearbook 11; German Club 9, 10, 11, 12, Art Club 9, 10, 11, 12, School plays and musicals 9, 10, 11, 12; Girls State; S-dub 11; Dos-kerball-Mgr. 9, 10, 11, Homecoming candidate 12; Thespians. Green, Kofhy M.: Pep dub 9, Powder Puff football 9, 10, 11, 12. Guilbault, Jodi Roe: Stu dent Senate 12, Spanish Club 9: Pep club 9, 10, 11, 12, Tennis 12; F.C.A 10,11; Powder Puff football 9, 10. 11, 12. H Holl, Eorl Wade: Hall, Jim Joseph: S-dub 11, 12; Gymnastics 9, 10, 11,12; Cross-country 9,10, 11, 12; F C.A 9, 10, 11, 12 Honsen, Shawn William: Key dub 9, 10. Football 9; Basketball 9, 10, Golf 9, 10 Hardin, Paul Scott: Hardacker, Dryan Karl: Band 9,10,11,12. All-Stare Band 12 TAKE 221 Peak Electronics 38 5. Main 674-8056 We Carry Radio Shack Brand Supplies Warehouse Market Where you can get more for less Route 1 Box 13 674-9224 Sunrise Assembly Of God Meeting The Needs Of The People 570 Morion 674-8424 Come Join Us Downtown Sheridan MOTEL GUN ROOM PACKAGE STORE STEAK HOUSE RESTAURANT Phone 674-6458 Hart, Morion (Ross): Ocli newspaper 10. Hart, Michelle Marie: School ploy 11, Drama club 11 Hepp, Connie Faye: Sru denr Council 10; Spanish Club 9. 10. F.D.LA 19. Pep club 9. 10, 11, 12; Gymnosiics 9, 10; Girls Basketball-manager 12 Herden, Corl W.: « Horst, Karie Ann: Sru denr Coundl 9; Key Club 12; Spanish Club 9, 10; D E C A 12; Pep Club 9, 10, 11. 12. Huckfeldt, Sheryle Ann: S-dub 10,11,12; Volleyball 9, 10, 11, 12 Hudson, Tom J.: Key Club 9; S-Club 9,10,11,12; Football 9, 11, 12; Swimming 9,10,11,12; All srore swimming. J Jacob, Jeffrey David: F.F.A. 10, 11, 12. Jacobson, Shawn Renae: Honor Society 11, 12, Sec: Key Club 10, 11, 12. Lr. Gov. French Club 9, 10, 11, 12, Vice-pres , Pres., School ploy and musicals 10. 12; Inrramur-als Club 9,10; Pep Club 9, 10 Johnson, Edith Lou: Hon or Society 12; Student Senate 10,11,12; F.F.A. 9, 10, 11, 12, Girls Srore alternate 11; Doskerboll 9 Johnson, Karla Marie: German Club 9; D.E.C.A. 11, Jones, Matthew Robert: Key club 11; Swimming 11; TAKE 220 Security Dank The Heart Of Sugerl South People Helping People 1613 Coffeen Ave. P.O. Box 6499 Sheridan, Wyoming Phone 672-5611 533?' ’ Goars Shoe Store 45 N. Main Sheridan, Wyo. 82801 674-7808 KIRBY COMPANY OF NORTHMN WYOMING UPPER CRUST 24 Grinnel Sheridan 674-6675 Golden Crown 50 North Main Street Sheridan. Wyoming 82801 Hallmark Cords the cmrrrM JOTJMAL AT YOUR SERVICE IN THE MARKET PLACE 674-4312 IN THE TOWN COUNTRY SHOPPING CENTER 1145 N. Main Sheridan, Wyoming 82601 307-672-8311 Dino s Grocery Free Delivery Everywhere 803 N. Main 674-8262 Amer Leg. Baseball 11, 12. K Kane. Julie Anne: Sru denr Council 10, 12; Stu-denr Senare 9, 10, 11, 12. Spanish Club 9, 10; F.B L A. 11; Class Treasurer 10, S-dub 11, 12, Pep club 9, 10, 11, 12. Cheerleader 9,10,11,12; Pom Pom Girl 11, 12; Homecoming Can didare 12 Koul, Teresa Dawn: Sru denr Senare 9, 12; D E C.A. 12; Pep Club 9, 10, Cheerleader 9, 10. Kekich, Shelly Marie: Srudenr Counal 10, 11, 12; Bronc 9; Powder Puff foorball 9, 10, 11, 12. Kennedy, Sfeven Wayne: Honor sociery 11, 12; Golf 9,10,11,12; S-dub 10, 11, 12 Ketcham, Larry Paul: Honor Sodery 11,12, Presides Srudenr Senare 9; Boys Srare: Sdub 11, 12, Gymnasrics 9, 10, 11, 12; Homecoming candidare Kiesfer, Debra Therese: Key club 10, 11; Bronc 12, Co-Ediror; Arr Club 12, vice-president; Pep Club 9,10; Basketball 9; Homecoming candidare 12 Kilpatrick, Krista Ann: Girls Srare alternate, S-dub 9,10,11,12, President Pep club 9,10,11, 12, Bos ketball 9, 10, 11, 12, Track 9, 10, 11,12; Volleyball 10; Powder Puff foorball 9, 10, 11, 12. Kolriska, Mark H.: S-dub 12, Foorball 11, 12. L Lawson, Steve W.: Sa- ence club 11, 12; Stamp TAKE 225 THE CLOSET FRICKEY’S Heating Air Conditioning Hash Jeans Fashion Jeans Modern Junior Dittos College Town Bobby Brooks 360 Coffeen Lennox Total Comfort, Heating And Ventilating Engineers Emergency 24 Hr. Service 545 N. Main 674-6451 TAKE 226 Club 9, Saudi Arabian Inr-'nar'l schools. Lenz. Timothy Scott: Honor Society 11,12, Treasurer; Srudenr Senate 12, Sdub 12; Football 9; Dos kerboll 9. 10, 11, 12. Legerski, Don J.: Srudenr senare 11, 12; S-dub 9, 10, 11, 12, Gymnastics 9, 10, 11, 12; F C A 10, 11, 12 Logon, Jerry R.: Track 10, 11; Band 9, 10. 11 Lupcho, Leslie Ann: Pep club 9, 10 Luxmore, Carolyn Sue: Honor Society 11, 12; Srudenr Senate 11, French dub 9,10,11,12; Historian: F B.L A 11 S-dub 11, 12, Pep club 9, 10, 11, Cross country 11; Ock newspaper 10, 11. M Manolis, Thomas Paul: Football 9; Wrestling 9, Track 9. Marosok, Cary Lynn: Srudenr Council 10; Srudenr Senare 9, 10, 11, 12; F.BL.A 10, 11, 12, Girls Srare; Pep club 9, 10, 11, 12; Cheerleader 10, 11. 12; Homecoming Candidare 12. Bank Of Commerce Sheridan, Wyoming Marshall, Greg Michael: S-dub 11. 12; Football 9, 10,11,12; Basketball 9,10, 11, 12; Track 9; F.I.C.A 10, 11, 12. Martisen, Karen Kristy: Srudenr senare 10; Span ish Club 10, 11, 12, Vice-Pres., Sec-Treas. Historian,-F.D.L A 11, Bond 9, 10, 11, 12; ConcerT Choir 12. McCormack, Becky Rena: Pep dub 9, 10, 11; Gymnastics 10 Ole's Pizza Sheridan 672-3636 Sanderson s Dry Cleaners One Hour Martinizing McCoy, Shownie Lynn: School ploys ond musicals 10, 11, 12, Drama club 9, 10, 11, 12; Intramural club 9; Pep club 9, Flag corp 9, 10, 11, 12. McKinney, Jeonne Karen: Key Club 10, 11; Pep club 9, 10, Basketball 9. McGary, Shelley Kay: D E C A 11, 12, Sdub 11, 12; Pep club 9, Track 10, 11; Cross country 11 Carpet Show Place 2047 Coffeen Sheridan, Wyo. 32601 (307) 672-5904 Stu tio K-DAR Studio The finest in Photography'' 19 N. Main, Buffalo, Wyo. 634-5462 335 N. Main 672-9200 Sheridan Wyoming 82801 ’8 COFf . NUE SME«tO WTOMINC1 e?80i Meehan, Kathleen Anne: Honor Society 11, 12; Student Coundl 9, 10, 11, 12; Student Senate 10, Key club 9, 10, 11, 12, Spanish dub 9, 10, 11. 12; Girls Store, Sdub 9, 10, 11, 12; Class Secretary, Pep club 9, 10, 11, 12. Track 9, Cheerleader 9, 10, 11, 12; Homecoming Attendant F.C A 10, 11; Powder Puff football 9, 10, 11, 12 Miller, Christopher: Wrestling 9, Track 10 Moore, Ken Allen: Ger mon Club 11,■ Band 9, 10, 11, 12. Mueller, Bobbi Lee: Honor Society 11, 12; Student Council 9, 11, 12; Student Body President 12; Key Club 12; F.B.L.A 11, 12; Class President 9; Class Treasurer 11; Intramural dub 9, 10.11, 12, 5-dub 11, 12; Volleyball 9, 10, 11, 12; Who's Who in America High Schools 11. Murray, Donnie Edward: Bronc yearbook 10; F.F.A. 11, 12, Treasurer; Gymnastics 11; Band 10, 11, 12 N Newman, Kevin Scott: Football 9 TAKE 229 J.D. NATHANS 17 South Main Sheridan Wyoming 32801 Stop In Or Coll 674-7521 Nobody Can Do It Like McDonald's Can TUCKER'S Offering The Finest In Office Equipment 39 F. Drundoge Sheridan, Wy. 62301 TAKE 230 f Nies, Joe A.: Football 9 THE SHERIDAN DISTRICT Novakovich, Lisa; Stu-denr Senate 11; Key club 11; F.B.L.A 10; Inrramurai dub 9, 10, 11, 12; Volley boll 10, 11 Peter Kiev it Sons' Co. P.O. Box 1009 54 Seymour Street Sheridan, Wyoming 62301 (307) 674-4425 1 _ AUTO ELECTRIC V SERVICE JOICO HEADQUARTERS FOR DELCO PARTS Auto Electric o O'Dell, Shawn Patrick: Foorboll 9; Baskerball 9, 10. Olson, Tod M.: Foorboll 9, 11; Daskerball 9, 10 P Perkins, Jason Glen: Phillips, Thomas Edward: S-dub 11, 12, Foot boll 9, 10, 11, 12; Track 9, 10, 11. 12; Band 9, 10, 11 Phillips, Tim John: F C A 12; S-dub 12, Baskerball 9, 10, 11, 12, Track 9 Poll, Margaret Ann: Bronc yearbook 11; Speech Team 11, 12, Sec -Treasurer, NFL 11, 12, French club 12, School ploys and musicals 9, 10, 11, 12; Drama Club 10, 11, 12, Secrerary, SR Rep Thespians. Powell, Penny Candace: Spanish Club 11; In rromurol club 9, 10; Pep club 9, 10. Pruitt, Wanda Marie: Prell, Valerie Mae: Student Counal 9; Student Senate 12; Key club 10,11; All-Srare orchestra 9, 10, 11,12; Pep club 9, 10; Vol ley boll 9. 132 N. Gould Sheridan, Wyo. 62601 672-2469 R Rankin, Mike S.: S-dub 10, 11, 12; Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Basketball 9, 10, Track 11 TAKE 201 Rafhburn, Volori Lynn: Srudenr Council 9, 11; Sru-denr Senore 9, 10, 11, 12, Drone yeorbook 11, French club 9, 10, School musicol 12; Pep club 9,10, 11, 12; Cheerleoder 10, 11, F.C A. 10, 11, 12, rreos., Vice-Pres.; Homecoming Condidare. Richards, Tom J.: Sru denr Senore 11; S-club 12; Gymnastics 11, 12, F.C.A 11, 12. Ricketts, Clint Calvin: F F A 10, 11, 12, Reporter Vice-Pres.; Foorboll 9, Homecoming candidate 12. Ring, Torrey Leon: Student Senate 9; School musicals 9, 10, 11; Boys Store. Gymnastics 9, 10, 11 Ritola, Kelly Suzanne: Srudenr council 10; Srudenr Senore 9, 10; Key club 9, 10, 11, 12; French club 9; Class Vice-Pres. 10; S-Club 10, 11, 12; Swimming 10, 11, 12, Coproin 12; Cheerleoder 9, Homecoming Candidate 12. Roach, Sherry Ann: Srudenr Council 9, 12; Srudenr Senore 9, 10, 11, 12; Key dub 10, 11; S-club 12; Pep club 9,10,11, 12, Dos kerboll 9, Track 9, Gymnastics 9; Cheerleoder 9, 10, 11, 12; F.C.A. 10; Pow der Puff foorboll 9, 10. 11, 12 Roberts, Walter Duane: Rogers, Millicent Mila: Srudenr Senore 12; German Club 9, 10, 11, 12, Inrromurols club 9, 10, 11, 12; S-dub 10, 11, 12,Pep club 9, 10, 11, 12; Bosker boll 9, 10, 11, 12; Track 11, 12; Volleyball 9, 10; Oakery 400 Broadway Super Foods Delicatessen Sheridan Grocery Wyoming HERTZ OVERLAND WEST, ME. MtHIZ m:lU M t Mil R ' Sheridan County Airport Sheridan, Wyoming 62801 Phone (307) 674-6630 WIN FREE Yearbook Photo First 25 students!! To find all UFO's in Ad Section And Report To Mrs. Davenport To Claim Your Prize Hurry And Get Yours! TAKE 232 Homecoming Candidate. Cross country 12; Band 9, 10; F C A 12; Best All Store Athlete; Milword Simpson Aword. Rotellini, Som A.: Bronc yearbook 11; S-dub 11, 12, Gymnastics 9, 10, 11, 12; Tennis 12; F C.A 11, 12. Rowland, Robin Roe: Key club 10, 11, 12, Spanish club 9, F B.L.A. 11, 12; D E C A 12; Art Club 10, 11; Intramural club 9, 10, 11; Pep club 9, 10, 11, 12. Rucki, Steve Wayne: Rumley, Nanci Leann: Student senate 10, Bronc 10; Pep club 9, 10, 11; Powder Puff football 1,12, Cheerleader 9 S Sanborn, Cecilo Elizabeth: Student Council 12, Rep club 12; Powder Puff football 12; Z-squod 12. Schneider, Lynette Dee: Schutte, Robert Wayne: Student Senate 11, 12; DEC.A. 12, President; Homecoming candidate. Sheldon, Charles Alan: S-dub 9, 10, 11, 12. Swimming 10, 11, 12; Gymnastics 9; Golf 9, 10, 11, 12. Shelly, Annette Marie: Key Club 12; Spanish Club 9; F.B.L.A. 10; Intramural club 10, 11; S dub 9,10, 11, 12, F.C.A 9, 10, 11, 12, Treasurer 11; Pep dub 9, 10,11,12; Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12, Trads 9, 11, 12; Powder Puff football 9, 10, 11, 12. Sim, Jae Ho: Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Wrestling 9, 10, 11, 12; Homecoming Candidate. Siren, Marjo Johanna: (Finland) Tennis 12 Skafula, MaryJo: Honor Society 12; Student Senate 10, 11; French Club 9, 10, 11, 12; School ploys and Musicals 9, 10, -1, 12, Music Honorary 12; Choir 9, 10, 11, 12; Girls Stare Alternate, Dromo Club 9, 10, 11, 12, Secretary, Presi dent, Thespians, Experiments in Inrern'rl Living-France. Smelley, Cheryl Lynn: Student council 9; Key dub 11, 12, Speech team 9, 10, 12; NFL 10, 11, 12; French Club 9, 10, 11, 12; School plays and musicals 9, 10, 11, 12; Girls Store; Pep Club 12, Track 9, 10; Cheerleader 10 Smiley, Robin K.: Student Senate 9, 10,11; Key club 9, 10, 11; Bronc Yearbook 9, 10, 11, F.B.L.A. 9, 10, 11, 12, Pep club 9, 11, 12; Gymnastics 9, F.C.A. 11, 12, Z squad 12. IAKC 233 Smith, Laurie Marie: Baskerboll 9. Songer, Stephen Troy: S-dub 12, Foorboll 9, 10;, Gymnastics 12; F C A 12. Springer. Robin Dawn: Srudenr Council 12; Sru-denr Senate 10, 11; Key club 9, 10, 11, 12; Spanish Club 9. DEC A 11, 12. Sec 12; Intramural Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Pep club 9, 10, 11, 12; Track 9 Stiles, Michael Alan: Honor Society 11, 12; Srudenr Senare 10; School Musical 12; S-dub 11, 12; Gymnastics 9, 10, 11, 12. T Taylor, Mack Gregory: Thompson, Jodi La-Vaughn: Srudenr Council 9: Srudenr Senare 12; Drone 10; Pep club 9, 12; Z-squad. Tracy, Jandee D.: French club 9, 10, S-dub 9, 10; Gymnastics. Trujillo. James F.: Das kerboll 9, 10; Wrestling 9 Trujillo, Silviano Anthony: D F C A 12; Foorboll 9; Track 10, 11 Trumbull, Rita Marie: F.B L A 12; Pep club 9, 10, 11, 12 Sec-Tres 11, Sec 12, Cheerleader 12, Homecoming candidate 12. Turley, Kenneth R.: Honor Sociery 11, 12; Srudenr Council 10, 11, Srudenr Senore 10; Key club 9, 10, 11, 12, Sgr-of Arms 12; School musicals 11, 12; Boys Srare; Class presi- dent 10, Class Vice-pres. 11; Inrramurals club 11; S-dub 12; Foorboll 9, 10, 11, 12, Co-capr. 12; Track 9, Homecoming candidate. V Valdez, Candi Lynn: Drone 12; F.D.L A 11, (Colorado) Vanover, Rick D.: Honor Sociery 11,12; School plays and Musicals 10, 11; Gymnastics 9,10,11,12; Drama club 10, 11, 12; Thespians 11, 12; Homecoming candidate; Choir 9, 10, 11. VanSlyke, Brad Michael: German Club 12. Verley, Allen W.: Health Club 12. Vernon, Dale Lloyd: Speech ream 11,12; N F L TAKE 234 11,12; German dub 10,11, 12; F D.L.A 11, 12, Reporr-er; School ploys and Musicals 9. 10, 11, 12; Drama Club 10, 11, 12, Thespians; Tracis 9. 10 Voogd, Cara M.: Sru-denr Coundl 9; Spanish Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Girls Stare, Class treasurer 9; S-dub 12, Pep Club 9,10,11, 12; Cheerleader 9, 10, 11, 12; Homecoming Candidate W Walters, Catherine Kae: Student Senate 10; Pep dub 9, Tennis 12. Weber, Ken J.: Football 10, 11, 12; Wrestling 10, 11, Gymnastics 9 Westika, Martha Louise: Student Senate 10,11; Key Club 10, 11, 12; DEC A 12, Intramural Club 9, 10; Pep Club 9, 10, Daslserball 9, Powder Puff football 9, 10, 11, 12. Whaples, Jill Beth: Speech ream 10, 11; French Club 12; School ploys and Musicals 10, 11, 12, Drama dub; Pep club 9, Tracis 12; Swimming 10; Gymnastics 9 White, Edwin Laurie: Speech ream 10, 11, 12, Vice President N.F.L. 10, 11, 12, School Musical 12, Football 9; Homecoming Candidate Wilkerson, Lori Ann: Drone 12. Will, Tammi Jo: Key club 12; F.D.L.A. 12; D E C A 11, 12. Williams, Danny Kyle: Student coundl; Student Senate; Class Treasurer 12; S-club; Football 9, 10, 11, 12, Wrestling 9, 10, 11, TAKE 235 12; Track 9, 10; Homecoming Condidore. Wolfskin, Gall Thomas: Pep club 9; Basketball 9, 10 Wynne, Wendy Dian: Srudenr Coundl 9, Sru-denr Senate 9; Key dub 9, 10, 11, 12; Spanish club 9; F.D.L A 11, 12; Class vice pres 9; Pep club 9, 10, 11, 12; Daskerball 9, Track 9; Cheerleader 11, 12; Z-squad. Y Yale, Kevin Joy: Honor Sociery 12; Srudenr Senate 11, Speech ream 9,11, 12; N.F.L 11, 12; School ploy and musicals 11,12; S-dub 10; Swimming 9, 10; Homecoming candidate; Choir 11, 12; Drama club 11, 12, Thespians. Yates, Nora Bernice: German club 9,10; School play or musical 10, Swimming 9; Drama club 10. Z Zeiiner, DeLynn Dawn: Key club 10, 11, Pep Club 9, 10 TAKE 236 DRONC STAFF From rhe srorr ir wos fun ond when deodlines orose ir become hord work. Bur we oil cored enough ro stick wirh ir unril we finished ond moiled in rhe find pages Top Left: Konnne Balek fastens to Beth Junker explain some yearbook procedures Bottom Left front Derh Junker Sirring Greg Demple, Debby Kiesrer. Cory Derry. Potty Socketr, Konnne DoHek, Michelle Dronnon Standing Deth Frey, Troy Weed, Mark Davenport, Condi Voldez, Joyleen Songer, Dandy Horvey. Robyn Yocum, Kelvin Wermore Top Center: Mrs Davenport helps Debby Kiesrer with the yearbook artwork Top Right: Greg Dem pie develops rhe Drone film Middle: Mark Doven port ond Joyleen Songer study some new tech niques Bottom Center: Debby Kiesrer works on her layouts Bottom right: Roy Murphy ond Rondy Horvey fasten carefully during onentonon ro rhe yearbook sioff. TAKE 238 THANK- YOUS AND CREDITS Members of rhe BRONC sroff were: Mrs. Koren Dovenporr-Ad-visor; Berh Junker-Editor in Chief,-Debby Kiesrer-Co Ediror Loyour Editor; Lori Wilkerson-Copy Editor; Troy Weed-Photo Editor; Robyn Yokum-Monoging Editor,- Berh Frey-Book Soles; Roy Murphy-Ad Soles,- Porri Sackerr Sports Editor,-Korrine Bollek-Acriviries Editor; Condi Voldez-Closses Editor; Michelle Bronnen-Acodemics Editor,-Senior Index- Joyleen Songer and Rondy Harvey,- Sroff photographers: Cory Berry, Mark Davenport, Greg Demple, Rondy Harvey, Kelvin Wermore and Troy Weed. Special thanks extended to rhe following for their understanding and support. Mrs. Musgrove, Mrs. Rueb, Mrs. Tannehill, Mrs. Pool, Mr. Isakson, and Mr. Wilson. Our appreciation also to rhe great teachers at S.H.S. who endured and supported us. Thanks to contributing photographers, Sarah Gates, Lisa Robinson, Kelly Clearwater, Lynda Janson Jerry, and to Jim Heath at Timber-line Photography. TAKE 240 I SHS Wrestling 1982 - 1383 I 1. 1982-82 Season Squad Members Frea hraan Sophmoros Harvey Blade’3 Troy Baker Dan Chose Matt Epp Tad Debolt Chris Bepp '.'•hawn French Jeff Heuer Jay Gallagher Randy Laderer Brad Gar3 arid. KLayne lannan Ili. chard. Ms ;calf Arthur ?4a.endl Ray Petereon Jeff Mohr Tom Prcjaty Tony NichoJULs Greg Ricketts Jamie Pat tor •Tracey Smiley Rod Praetor Greg Vine Rich Ruff Nick Walton Randy Warnke Sawley Wilde Keith Wolfskill Juniors Senior3 Scott Baker •John Mitchell Joe Banas ’'Ken Roberts Colby Blades Harold Stephens Jim Kates Greg Whicker Scott Everoull Mini Will Jack Hawkins Jon Ingalls Barmy .Johnson Ed Roberts Kevin See Wee Smiley John Will Buddy Williams Coaches Manager Mike Saxton Jeff Johns Chuck Walters Steve Novotny •Team Captains I Varsity Tournament Results 1982-8.5 Rapiu C;tj Invitational (Rapid City. South Dakota) Hut. - John Mitchell 1st 138 - John Will - 3rd 132 - Wes Siai.le.y - 4th 145 - Jim Will 5th 155 - Joe Ban sin - 5th 6th Place Finish as a Team with 89 2. points. Mile,; City Cowboy” Invitational (Miles City., Montana) Hut. - John Mitchell w 1st 138 - John Will 2nd 105 - Tracey Smiley - 3rd 112 - Danny Johnson - 4th 132 � Wes Smi3.ey - 4th 145 - Joe Banas 4th 126 - Jeff Heuer 5th 3rd Place Finish as a Team with • Invitational (Casper Wyoming) I63 points. Hwt. - John Mitchell •1 1st 132 - Wes Smiley 1st 126 - Jeff Heuer - 1st 138 - John Uill — 2nd 145 - Jim Uill 3rd 112 - Danny Johnson — 4th 167 - Ed Roberts - 4th 3rd Place Finish as a Team with 3.00 points. Belle Fourche Invitational (Belle Fourche, South Dakota) 155 - Joe Banas « 2nd 138 - Colby Blades .. 4th Hut. - John Mitchell - 4th 145 - Jim Will - 5th 7 th Place Finish as a Team with 78 ■ £ points. I Varsity Tournament Results (continued Eastern A A ilei'i: nal Tournament (Cheyenne, Wyoming) 132 Wes Smiley - 1st 126 - Jeff Heuer - 1st Hwt. - John Mitchell - 2nd 155 — Ken Roberts - 2nd 138 John Will - 2nd 3.67 - Ed Roberts - 3rd 105 - Tracey Smiley - 3rd 145 Jim Will - 4th 119 — Greg Whicker - 4th 112 - Danny Johnson 4th 2nd Place Finish as a Teem with 125 2 points. State AA Tournament (Casper, Uyomixic) Hut. - John Mitchell — 1st 138 - John Will — 3rd 145 - Jixa Will 4 th 8th Place Finish as a Team with 39 points. Junior Varsity Tournament Results 1982-83 Sheridan Invitational (Sheridan, Wyoming) 90 Randy Warlike - 1st 98 Randy Lade.rer - 1st 119 - Jack Hawkins 3rd 119 Chris Hepp 2nd 126 Brad Williams - 2nd 126 _ Rod Preator - 4 th 132 - V ®3 Smiley - 1st 138 - Scott Eversull - 4th 138 - Colby Bledes 1st 145 Keith Wolfskill — 2nd 145 •H. Kevin See - 1st 155 - Tony Nicholls - 4th 155 - Jim Estes 2nd 167 — Jeff Mohr 4th 167 — Jemie Patton 3rd 185 - Scott Baker - 1st 1st Place Finish as a Team with 186 2 points. I JV Tournament Results (continued) 4. Lodge Grass Invitational (Lodge Grass, Montana) 98 - Randy Warlike 3rd 119- Chris Hepp - 2nd 126“ Rod Preator 3rd 132- Sawley Wilde 1st 138- Colby Blades - 1st 138 Blayne Lannon - 2nd 145- Keith Wolfskill 4th 145-Troy Baker 4th 155- Jim Estes - let I67- Jeff Mohr - 1st :e Finish as a Team with 3.64 2 points 105 - Ray PaSiwsTVon - 1s t 3.19 - Rich Metcalf - 1st 126 - Jay Gallagher - 3rd 126 - Toro Prunty - 4 th 132 - Greg Ricketts - 2nd 13o - Tad lie Bolt - 3rd 1 5 - Harvey Blades - 3rd Hwt - Greg Vine - 1st Broadus Invitational (Broadus, Montana) 98 - Randy Saderer — 3rd 126 - Buddy Williams - 3rd 138 - Colby Blades - 1st 153 - Jim Estes 3rd 132 - Sawley Wilde 2nd 119 Rich Metcalf - 1st 105 u Ray Peterson 3rd Hwt • Greg Vine - 3rd 3rd Place Finish as a Team with l4l points. Casper Invitational (Casper, Wyoming) 119 «■ Chris Hepp - 4th 126 «- Greg Ricketts - 1st 132 - Dan Chase - 3rd 138 - Blayne Lannan - 2nd 155 - Tony Nicholls - 4th 3th Place Finish as a Team with 63 2 points. I JV Tournament Results (continued) Greybull Invitational (Greybull„ Wyoming) 98 - Randy Laderer 3rd 105 - Ray Peterson 3rd 119 - Rich Metcalf - 4th 155 - Jiu1 Sstes 2nd 167 - Jeff Mohr 2nd Hwt Greg Vine - 4th 6th Place finish as a Team with 82 2 points Sundance Invitational (Sundance, Wyoming) 138 � Colby Elades - 1st 135 - Jim Estes - 3rd 7th Place finish as a Team with 78 2 points. I Freshman Tournament Results 1932-83 Gillette Invitational (Gillette, Invitational) Brad Garland • 1st 105 Ray Peterson - 1st 119 - Rich Metcalf 1st 132 - Greg Ricketts 1st 138 - Dan Chase - 1st 145 Harvey Blades - 1st 135 - Nick Walton - 2nd Hwt - Greg Vine - 1st 2nd Place Finish as a Team with 159 points. Sheridan Invitational (Sheridan, Wyoming) 98 - Brad Garland - 1st 105 - Ray Peterson - 1st 119 - Rich Metcalf - 1st 132 - Greg Ricketts - 1st 138 - Tad DeBolt - 4th 145 - Harvey Blades - 1st 155 - Nick Walton - 2nd Hwt - Greg Vine - 1st 2nd Place Finish as a Team with 163 2 points. I 1932-32 Varsity Dual Watch Results Sheridan 20 Riverton 3l Sheridan Lander 12 Sheridan L'S Cody 16 Sheridan 29 Hardin 25 Sheridan 27 Cheyenne Central. 27 Sheridan 29 Cheyenne East 21 Sheridan 35 Hardin 17 Sheridan 37 Gillette 15 Sheridan 36 Laramie 27 Sheridan 16 Caeper Natrona 25 Sheridan 25 Casper Kelly i elsh 31 7 Wins 2 Losses 1 Tie I 1982-33 Individual Varsity Season Records John Mitchell Won 2k Lost 3 Tied 0 Pins Jeff Heuer 21 7 0 7 John VJill 19 7 1 3 Wes Smiley 19 7 0 6 Jim Will 19 11 1 2 Ed Roberts 15 9 1 3 Joe Banas 13 8 2 2 Danny Johnson 1 13 1 9 Tracey Smiley 13 13 0 6 Colby Blades 5 2 0 3 Ken Roberts 9 l f 0 5 Greg Whicker 10 12 1 1 Brad Garland 7 10 Q 1 Sawley Wilde 6 0 1 Jim Estes 3 1 0 2 Jon Ingalls 3 3 0 1 Harold Stephens 3 6 0 2 Greg Ricketts 3 2 0 0 Ray Peterson 3 5 0 2 Randy Ladei'er 2 k 0 1 Jeff Mohr 3 3 0 1 Scott Baker 3 10 0 1 Greg Vine 1 2 0 0 Harvey Blades 2 1 0 0 Richard Metcalf 1 1 0 0 I 9 2 83 Junior Varsity Dual Match Results 9- Sheridan 39 Cody 6 Sheridan 0 Hardin 27 Sheridan kz Cheyenne Central 21 Sheridan 12 Cheyenne East CO Sheridan 56 Gillette 12 Sheridan 6 Laramie 21 h 'line 2 Losses 1932'83 Freshman Dual Match Resuits Sheridan 25 Casper East 20 Sheridan hZ Casper Lean Korean 11 Sherxdan 3 Gillette Sage Valley 13 Sheridan 32 Gillette Twin Spruce 18 Sheridan 33 Gillette Sage Valley 23 Sheridan 30 Gillette Twin Spruce I 6 Wins 0 Losses I 1982-83 Individual J.V. Records 10 Colby Blades Wins 15 Losses 0 Tied 0 Pins 12 lies Smiley 3 0 0 3 Tad DeBolt 2 0 0 1 Jon Ingalls 1 O 0 0 Sav;Iey V ilde 8 1 0 5 Jim E3tec 13 b 0 7 Richard iMctcalf 9 3 0 2 Greg Ricketts 8 3 0 5 Kevin See 7 3 1 7 Randy Laderer 9 b 0 3 Chris Hepp 0 s b 0 3 Jamie Patton 9 6 0 8 Bud Williams 8 5 0 2 Tony Nicholls 7 5 0 5 Scott Baker 5 2 0 5 Jack Hawkins h 2 0- 3 Greg Vine 6 3 0 6 Ray Peterson 6 b 0 if Blir ne Lannco 6 b 0 3 ICeith Wolfskill 5 3 0 Randy Warnke 5 b 0 b Scott Eversull 5 5 0 b Ban Chase b b 0 1 Jeff Hohr 5 8 0 b Harvey Blades b 6 0 1 Troy Baker 2 3 0 2 Rod Preator 2 5 0 2 Jay Gallagher 0 1 0 0 Kick l alrear? 0 1 0 0 Rich Ruff 0 b 0 0 Art Masndl 0 b 0 0 I 1982-33 Individual Frestouan Records Rich Metcalf Wins 13 Losses 0 Tied 0 Pi; 9 Greg Ricketts 12 0 0 5 DanChase 8 0 1 3 Brad Garland 7 0 0 3 Tracey Smiley 2 0 0 2 Greg Fine 8 1 0 7 Harvey Blades 8 1 2 Ray Peterson 9 2 0 6 Kick u'alton 6 5 0 6 Tad DeBolt k 6 0 3 Jay Qall gher 2 7 0 1 Torn Prunty 1 7 0 1 Shawn . ’French 0 1 0 0 I 1982-83 Varsity Points John Mitchell John Will Jeff Helper $ 7 Wes Smiley Joe Baxias Danny Jolmson Jit Will Tracey Sniley Ed Roberts Colby Blades - '' Ken Roberts Greg Whicker Bred Garland Sauley Wilde Jim Estes l c r, Jon Ingalls Harold Stephens Greg Ricketts Ray Peterson Randy Laderer Jeff Mohr Scott Baker Greg Vine Harvey Blades Richard Metcalf 13h ia8 1 2 95 X 2 9'4 6? 63 61 1 2 56 50 it8 X 2 hO 3 2 12 19 18 17 12 12 7 6 6 5 4 2 I 1932-83 Varsity Letteraten Brad Garland Freshman Tracey Smiley Freshsian Jeff Heuer Sophomore Sawley Wilde Sophomore Joe Banes Junior Colby Blades Junior Jim Estes Junior Jon Ingalls Junior Danny Johnson Junior Ed Roberts Junior Wes Smiley Junior John Will Junior John Mitchell Senior Ken Roberts Senior Harold Stephens Senior Greg Whicker Senior Jim Will Senior I Ik, 1932-83 Sheridan High School Varsity wrestling Honor Roll Best Record John Mitchell 2 t-3 0 Host Takedowns John Mitchell 35 Most Reversals John Will 31 Most Nearfalls Wes Smiley 29 Most Escapes Ed Roberts 20 Most Wins John Mitchell Zk Most Pins John Mitchell. l.k Highest Match Score Colby Blades (28-2) Outstanding Freshman Tracey Smiley Outstanding J.V. Colby Blades Outstanding Senior John Mitchell Outstanding Wrestler John Mitchell Host Improved Wrestler Wes Smiley Fastest Pin Ken Roberts (19 soc.) Most Valuable Team Member John Mitchell I Sheridan High School Varsity Wrestling Records (in Season) New Records Old Records Most Takedowns Most Escapes John Mitchell(25) 19 L-82 Most Reversals John Will (37) 1981-82 Most Nearfalls Moot Pins Best Season Record Most Season Wins Fastest Pin Highest Individual Match Score Most Wine in High School Career Moot Pins in High School Career Most Team Points Scored in Season Most Teem Points Scored in a Tournament Nazir Khan ( 6) 1977-78 Mark Nickel (23) 1975-76 Dan Williams (36)1980-81 Nazir Khan (;+2) 1977-78 Kike Birr (17) 1969-70 Nazir Khan (26-0)1976-77 Marvin. French (26-0)1977-78 Rod Hclvey(26) 1975-76 Nazir Khan (26) 1976-77 Kevin Reuer (26) 1978-79 Mike Birr (15 sec.) 1966-67 Tom 23stes (15 eec.)198l-82 Mark Nickel (32-3) 1975-76 Kasir Khar (89-5) 1977-78 Msn-k Lund (3k) 1968-69 Nazir Khar (170) 1975-76 1977- 7o 196 Points at Miles City Invitational Highest Place Finish in State Tournament 2nd 1977-78 2nd 1978-79 I Sheridan High School State Wrestling Champions (15) 1965 Bob Kuchera 138 lbs 1969 Jack Donahue l i5 lbs 1970 Mike Birr 185 lbs 1973 Ben Novotny 1 5 lbs 1976 Rod Helvey 126 lbs 1976 Naair Khan 98 lbs 1977 Naair Khan 105 lbs 1977 Marvin French 126 lbs 1978 Naair Khan 112 lbs 1978 Marvin French 132 lbs 1979 Kevin Heuer 126 lbs 1979 John Banas 167 lbs 1982 Toss Estes 185 lbs 1982 John Mitchell Hwt 1983 John Mitchell Hut I