Sheridan High School - Rampages Yearbook (Denver, CO)

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STUDENT COUNCIL LEADS THE WAY! V AVA. 1, sy z,..k . ikgwgyh , . ,t N in X X, ., L-Pm, UMA.-. .,,. ,f' LJ ..'-.49 Top Row L to R Maria Sanchez, Dee Dee Chyzy, Missy Olearnick, Cathy Garcia, Mr. Dugan. 2nd Row Bill Ray, Sidney Vigil, Scott Dawson, Randy Ellis, Kurt Wollenweber, Jay Edwards. 3rd Row Deanna Lueck, Suzanne Sime Pam Chavez, Doris Cordova

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Michelle R. Rynearson: Pep Club 9,107 Newspaper Staff 97 FHA secretary 107 S-Club 10,11,127 FBLA 11,127 Reporter 127 Swim Team 10,11,127 National Honor Society 11,122 Who's Who Among American H.S. Students 127 Girl's State 117 Mat Maid 12. Scott Rysdam: FFA 10,11,127 Track Manager 97 Swimming 10. Mike Sands: Basketball 97 Soccer 11,127 Lettered 127 Baseball 97 VICA statesman and Representative 127 Homecoming Escort 12. Jason Schambow: Soccer 10,11,127 Track 127 Basket- ball 9,10,11,127 S-Club 12. Frances Schneider Tammy Schuricht: Newspaper Staff 97 Flag Team 107 FBLA 10,11,127 President 127 National Honor Society 11,122 Honor Roll 9,10,11,12. Steve Shamp: Football 9,10,12j S-Club 127 Baseball 97 VICA 12. Patty Shlrey: Flag Team 9,10,117 Band 97 Volleyball 10,11,127 Powderpuff 11,127 Track 97 Pep Club 97 S- Club 11,127 FBLA 127 FHA 107 Class Favorite 127 Key Club 117 Talent Show 12. Paul Slewitzke Terry Snyder: Football 9,10,11,12j S-Club 11,127 Bas- ketball 9,10,11,12f Track 11,127 Baseball 9,10. Jeni Smith Cynthia Stacy: Pep Club 9,1O,11,12f Point Recorder 112 President 12f Class Favorite 127 Prom Attendant 117 HERO 102 Class Treasurer 127 Secretary 117 National Honor Society 11,12. Glen Strock Karen Strole Doris Suazo: Swim Team 10,11,127 Co-captain 117 Captain 127 Class Representative 97 S-Club 10,11,127 FFA Horticulture 127 FBLA 117 HERO 97 Perfect Atten- dance 107 Powderpuff 12. Iris Suazo: Track 9,10,117 Swimming 10,11,127 FBLA 10,112 Vice President 117 S-Club 9,10,11,127 Student council assistant treasurer 117 Treasurer 127 Voice of Democracy 97 Perfect Attendance 10. Robin Summers: Pep Club 10. Dennis Teter: Wrestling 11,12. LaShane Thomas Jerry Todd: Newspaper Staff 97 Swim Team 10,11,127 S-Club 10,11,12f Vlce President in FFA Horticulture Chapter 11,12. Tom Walker: Basketball 97 Soccer 1O,11,12f Baseball 9,10,11,12f Choir 9,10,11,127 Student Council Vice President 117 S-Club 127 Prom Escort 117 Annual Staff 127 Class Favorite 12. Sam Walters: Band 9,10f Stage Band , 10,127 Ram Radio 11. Barb Ward: Pep Club 9,107 Color guard 9,107 FBLA 12. Randy Weems: Football 9,10,117 Basketball 97 Base- ball 97 FBLA 127 S-Club 12. Tracy Wells: Pep Club 97 National Honor Society 11,12f FFA 11,127 President 117 Bronze Medal at State Nursery Contest 127 Class President 11. Kurt Wollenweber: Football 10,11,12j All Conference Honorable Mention 117 All Conference 1st Team 127 Basketball 9,1o,11,12j Student Councll Representative 10,11,127 Class Vice President 97 President 107 Base- ball 9,10,11,12f All Conference Honorable Mention 107 All Conference 1st Team 117 All State 1st Team 117 Citizenship Award 107 Sportsmanship Award 117 Honor Roll 9,10,11,127 Masonic Achievement Award 117 Na- tional Honor Soclety 10,11,127 Boy's State 117 Class Favorite 127 Who's Who Among American H.S. Stu- dents 127 Key Club 11,127 Treasurer 122 S-Club 9,1O,11,12. Mary Woodlee: Pep Club 9,10,117 FBLA 107 Volleyball 107 Pom Pon 117 Track 97 VICA 97 Chorus 9,10. Debbie Woods: Band 9,107 F.F.A. 117 Powder Puff 11,12. Sue Wright: Swimming 9,10,11,12j MVP 117 Basket- ball 10,11,127 Track 9,10,11,127 Pep Club 9,1O,11,12f Cheerleader 10,11,127 Head 11,127 Homecoming At- tendant 117 Queen 127 Student Council 127 Graduation Escort 117 Powderpuff 11,127 Sportsmanship Award 117 S-Club 9,10,11,127 Class Favorite 127 FHA 11. Chris Zobolas

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No break away this time! With Roaring Fork's Tracy Cerise hanging on, Gifford Dudley was unable to gain much on this play. Such was the case most of the day as Sheridan was defeated by Roaring Fork 24-6 and eliminated in this season's state playoffs. Other players shown: 464 J. Toney, 417 P. Soria, 350 K. Reifschneider. SEASON RECAP: After an impressive 33-6 win over AAA Mapleton, Sheridan traveled to Brush for its second game of the year and was handed a 7-6 defeat by the Beetdiggers, who were eventual state champion runners-up. Then the Rams proceeded to reel off nine straight victories, enabling them to win their 7th Metro League championship and advance to the state playoffs. Included in this string was a 53-15 Homecoming win over Clear Creek. In the state playoffs, Sheridan opened the preliminary round with a fashionable 49-6 win over outclassed Manitou Springs. Then, in one of Sheridan's finest and most thrilling games ever, the Rams topped 41 ranked and undefeat- ed Yuma by a score of 22-21 in overtime. This game took its toll, however, as many of the top players were injured and unable to heal up totally for the next encounter. As a result, Sheridan went down to defeat, 24-6, by Roaring Fork, which went on to conquer Brush the next week for the state champion ship. While the Rams didn't win the big prize, they played impressively and provided thrills and excitement for those who followed and backed them. There were many players who contributed to this year's success. In the line Bryan Amen, Jerry Toney, Kurt Reifschneider, Randy Weems, Dave Bunnell, Gary Sedgwick, Shawn Lord, and Jay Ed- wards were most prominent. In the backfield, labeled as lightning in a bottle, speedy Gifford Dudley, Kurt Wol- lenweber, Ed Dudley, and Pat Soria led the way. There were many other contributors, as well, including those who led the JV team to an undefeated season. The varsity finished the season with a 10-2 record, having lost only to the state champion and runnerup. A fine season, indeed. Photo by Bill Peters The Denver Post