Sheridan High School - Trailblazer Yearbook (Sheridan, MT)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1978 volume:

1978 TRAILBLAZER Sheridan High School Sheridan, Montana 1978 Enrollment: 110 This Edition Of The Trailblazer Was Created By: Cheryl Brown, Editor Tim Swager, Photographer Tim Shackleton, Photographer Bonnie Conley, Photographer Roscoe Lagge, Photographer Rhonda Grotzke, Business Mgr. Steve Nunley Sharon Gilman Alice Cooksey Karen Claypool Ella Edwards Toni Smith Judi Fournier Daina Atkins Mrs. ORourke, Adviser Classes Groups Table Of Contents 9 Sports.............63 ......37 Grade School . . .86 Index 96 SHS Administrators Larry Kieckbusch Superintendent Larry Keller Principal Peggy Armstrong ‘ Clerk June Pack Secretary SHS Faculty LEFT TO RIGHT: Pat Raymond, Dean Leary, Larry Keller, Kevin Flynn, Gary Schaff, Ernestine Neal, John Funk, Laurel O'Rourke, Betty Jackson Dean Leary History, English, S. Club, Football, Basketball, Freshmen Class Adviser Laurel O'Rourke Business Education, Sophomore Class Adviser, Annual Staff Kevin Flynn Math, Boys' Physical Education, Senior Class Adviser, S Club, Basketball, Cross Country, Track John Funk Math, Science, Senior Class Adviser Pat Raymond English, French, Geography, Freshmen Class Adviser Betty Jackson Biology, Home Economics, FHA Adviser, Junior Class Adviser Gary Schaff Vocational Agriculture, Sophomore Class Adviser, FFA Adviser Chuck Evans Music Director, Junior Class Adviser Sandy Kieckbusch Cheerleading and Drill Team Advisor, P.E., Girls'Track Coach. Leslie Jackson Grade School, Guidance Counselor. Ernestine Neal Title I Connie Mumme Title I Assistant Gladys Edmisten Librarian During the Thanksgiving dinner, Mr. Axtell was given special recognition for driving school buses for School District No. 5 for 41 years. “Smokey” Axtell 6 Student Council And School Board LEFT TO RIGHT: Richard Stuchlik, Tim Swager, Holli Maddison, Kelley Carter, Rhonda Grotzke, Cliff King, Mike Maloney, Glenn Williams, Carol Steiner, Bob Davis, Roscoe Lagge. LEFT TO RIGHT: Ivan Smail, Jerry Burke, Dale Elser, Ted Darby, Ken Halse, Fred Conley, Mardy Schulz, Frank Allen, (not pictured-Max Miller. ) 7 1. Jack Simonsen caught in the act of enjoying his morning cup of coffee. 2. CUSTODIANS, L TO R: Bud Glasser and Jack Simonsen. 3. BUS DRIVERS, L TO R: Harry Armstrong, Karl Caldwell, and Jim May. 4. COOKS, TOP TO BOTTOM; Cheryl Carey and Monica Maloney. 5. K. Caldwell wonders why he is a bus driver! 8 Freshmen CLASS OFFICERS, LEFT TO RIGHT: Bob Davis, President; Tony Simonsen, Secretary- Treasurer; Kurt Doffinger, Vice-President; Carol Steiner, Student Representative. Joanie Anderson Eric Barnosky Judy Brown Nina Cassy 10 David Chrest Bob Davis Kurt Doffinger Chris Fox I ' Dean Halse Jeff Hamm Shelly Harrington Sherri Harrington Jim Hartford Walter Holladay Carli Maddison Mark Nunley Jeff Pack Emily Peterson Tony Simonsen Marcia Sinerius 11 Carol Steiner Jerry Stewart Brencft Stoltz Ben Swager Sherry Tezak Ellen Wilson 1. Dean Halse leads the Freshmen recreation at the pre-tournament pep rally. 2. Brenda Stoltz, Joanie Anderson, Ellen Wilson, and Carol Steiner display their talents at the chalkboard. 3. Freshman class wins honorable mention for their efforts to show school spirit during the room decorat- ing contest. Sophomores CLASS OFFICERS, LEFT TO RIGHT: Anita Rule, Vice-President; Mike Maloney, Student Representative; Cliff King, President; Greg Guinnane, Secretary-Treasurer. Andy Allhands Malcolm Burns Kerri Cathey Nancy Claypool 13 Alan Craver Donna Dedman Ron Decker Debbie Doffinger Julie Eby Greg Guinnane Teresa Hansen Sherry Huff Cliff King Mark McLaughlin Mike Maloney Lois Moltich Tim Nicholls Rudy Noorlander Kelly Nunley Anita Rule 14 Gayl Russell Dena Simpson Dennis Simpson Skip Steed Alison Taborski Todd White NOT PICTURED: Lynn Ashley Brett Dunstan Peri Peterson 1. Kerri Cathey and Nancy Claypool hard at work in the kitchen learning to cook for future husbands. 2. Dena Simpson, Kelly Nunley, Lois Moltich, and Sherry Huff show-off Purple Cat spirit at a pep rally. 3. Mike Maloney and Cliff King try to look busy while trying to sell munchies to innocent by-passers. Juniors CLASS OFFICERS: TOP TO BOTTOM Kelley Carter, Student Representative Karen Clay pool, Vice-President Judi Fournier, Secretary-Treasurer Tim Swager, President Daina Atkins Kelley Carter Kevin Cathey Ron Christensen 16 Karen Claypool Bonnie Conley Dennis Dedman J. D. Engle Judi Fournier Valerie Garrison Chet Graham Tena Green Kristie Halse Doug Holladay Eric Huff Jeff McLaughlin Audrey Maurer Gerri Newman Craig Nooriander Connie Peterson 17 Debra Rodgers Robin Romers Diana Simpson Toni Smith Tim Swager Sandy Tezak Sylvia Tyrrel Guy Vesco Russell White Bob Wilson NOT PICTURED: Brian Dunstan 1. Karen Claypool helps J.D. Engle freshen up during a pep rally. 2. Jeff McLaughlin--camera shy? 3. J.D. Engle, Kevin Cathey and Bob Wilson are always playing games! 1. The Junior Class won the homecoming room decorating contest for the job they did on Mr. Leary's room. 2. Sandy Tezak knows there is more to being a cheerleader than just the game itself! 3. BOYS' STATE DELEGATES, L TO R: J. D. Engle and Craig Noorlander. 4. Vo-Ag III keeps Chet Graham, Jeff McLaughlin, and Russell White busy. 5. GIRLS' STATE DELEGATES, L TO R: Kelley Carter and Karen Claypool. 19 The Way I Feel Tonight . . . May 13 1. Mr. Evans I'm on the top of the ladder. . .now what? 2. Mr. Jackson (the paper man), Robin Romers (the middle man), and Doug Holladay (the top man) work on the ceiling. 3. Junior boys—obviously working. 4. Someone want me? ‘(Judi Fournier) 5. The story of the prom--poking pomps in hedges. 6. l s sagging again. Do ya' think it 11 ever work? 7. It’s the way I feel tonight. • .' (Sandy Tezak and Kristie Halse) 1. Mr. Mrs. Jackson taking a break. 2. Ed Tezak and Val Garrison in the Grand March. 3. Diana Simpson, junior princess, and Tim Swager, junior prince, reigned over the prom. 4. Bob Wilson and Audrey Maurer take a stroll. 5. Cheryl Brown crowned prom queen. 6. Hand in hand through the Grand March go Todd White, Lois Moltich, Dean Halse, Sherry Harrington, Russell White and Sherry Tezak. Jr.-Sr. Banquet 1. One of the shortest Seniors (unidentified), 2. Tena Green sings IP for entertainment during dinner. 3. Junior and Senior mothers discuss dinner. 4. Rhonda Grotzke read the class history. 5. Sharon Gilman and Cheryl Brown recite the humerous senior will. 6. The one and only Glenn Williams singing The One and Only. 7. Junior-Senior Banquet was very well attended by parents, guests, students, and faculty. Senior Activities SCOTT ALLEN—FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2; Vocal Ensemble 3; Basketball 2, 3. 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4j Football 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; S Club 2, 3, 4; Drama 3; Good Sportsmanship Award 4; Keith Edsall Track Award 4. CHERYL BROWN—FHA4, 2yStudent Council 1, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2; Annual 3, 4; Passamari 3, 4; Cheerleader 1, 2; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; All-Conference District 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; S Club i9 2, 3f 4; Librarian 3, 4; Drama 3; Girls State Alter- nate 3; High School Week 4; Prom Princess 3, Queen 4; Carnival Queen Candidate 2; Gail Glasser Track Award 2, 3, 4; Typing Award 3; Who s Who 4; Class President 1; Class Secretary-Treasurer 3; Class Vice President 4, JEANETTE BRUNZELL--FHA 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1; Passa- mari 4; French Club 2, 3; Drill Team 2; Drama 4. KEN BURKE—FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1; Basketball 1, 29 3, 4; Track 1; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; S Club 2, 3, 4; Drama 3; Boys State 3; Carnival King Candi- date 2; Prom King 4. ALICE COOKSEY--FHA 2, 4; Band 2, 4; Chorus l9 29 4; Vocal Ensemble 3, 4; Annual 4; Passamari 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, ELLA EDWARDS—FHA 3, 4; Band 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3; Annual 4; Passamari 4; Basketball 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; S Club 2, 3, 4; Cora Hoyt Thackrey Award 4. USSA ELSER—FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2; Passamari 4; Track 1; Pep Club 1, 29 3, 4; Key Club 3; Drama 3. NEAL ELSER—FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2; Cross- country 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2f 3, 4; S Club 29 3, 4; Drama 3; Boys State 3; Vocational Agriculture Trophy 4. SHARON GILMAN—FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; FFA 4; Chorus 1, 2, 4; Vocal Ensemble 3, 4; Annual 4; Passamari 4; Cheerleader 3; Cross-country 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; S Club 2, 3, 4; Librarian 2; Drama 3; High School Week 4; FFA Sweetheart 4; Homecom- ing Queen Candidate 1; Carnival Queen Candidate 3; Kenneth Lueck Scholarship 4. RHONDA GROTZKE—FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council Vice President 4; Band 1, 2; Chorus 1, 2, 4; Vocal Ensemble 3, 4; Annual 4; Passamari 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3 4; Key Club 4; Drill Team 1, 2, 3, 4; Drama 3; Girls State 3; High School Week 4; Homecoming Queen Candidate 3 ROSCOE LAGGE--Transfer from Billings 2; FFA 2; Stu- dent Council 4; Annual 4; Passamari 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Football 3, 4; Pep Club 2f 3, 4; S Club 2, 39 4; Drama 3, 4; High School Week 4, HOLU MADD1SON—FHA 2, 3; Student Council 3, 4; Band 2; Chorus 1; Passamari 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Track 3; Pep Club 1, 2f 3, 4; S Club 2, 3, 4; Libraian 3, 4. SAM MALONEY —Chorus 1; Passamari 3, 4; French Club 4; Drama 4; Ron Christensen Drama Award 4. LORI NICHOLLS—FHA 1, 2, 4; Chorus 1, 2; Annual 4; Passamari 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; S Club 2, 3, 4; Librarian 3, 4; Drill Team 1, 2; Drama 3. STEVE NUNLEY—FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 2; Chorus 1; Annual 4; Passamari 3; Cross Country 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1; Football 1; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; S Club 3, 4; Drama 4, DAVID PETERSON—Transfer from Augusta 4; FFA 4; Band 4; Basketball 1, 2, 39 4. TIM SHACKLETON—Student Council 2, 3; Chorus 1; Annual 3, 4; Passamari 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Track 2; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; S Club 2, 3, 4; Drama 4; Who s Who 4j DAR Good Citizen 4; Prom Prince 3; Algebra Award 1; Typing Award 3; Bausch and Laumb Science Award 3; Chemistry-Physics Trophy 3, 4; Stu- dent Council Vice-President 3; Social Studies Trophy STEVE STENDER—FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2; Cross- country 4; Basketball 1, 2; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; S Club 4; Drama 3; Boys' State 3; Carnival King Candi- date 3; Kansas City Delegate 2. HEATHER TABORSKI--FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Coun- cil 1; Band 2; Chorus lf 2; Vocal Ensemble 3; Passa- mari 4; Cheerleader 3; Pep Club 1, 2f 3, 4; S Club 3, 4; Librarian 2; Drill Tearn 2; Drama 4. GLENN WILLIAMS— FHA 3, 4; FFA 1; Student Council 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2; Vocal Ensemble 3, 4; Passamari 4; Cheerleader 2; Pep Club 1, 2% 3, 4; S Club 2f 3 4; French Club 2, 3; Drama 3, 4; Music Trophy 4; Eng- lish Trophy 4. MELANIE WININGER—FFA 1, 2, 4; Chorus 1, 2; An- nual 4; Passamari 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3; Pep Club 1, 2% 3, 4; S Club 2, 3, 4; Librarian 3, 4; Drill Team 1; Drama 4. PAT WOODWARD-tFFA 2; Chorus 1, 2, 4; Vocal En- semble 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Librarian 1, 2, 3, 4; Good Citizenship Award 4. 23 •: .TV V e £ L •. • t. v DR i ■ V - A «X- T Super Seniors Of ’78 Valedictorian Salutatorian Timothy Jon Wesley Neal Shackleton Elser “Shack” “Squealy” CLASS OFFICERS, LEFT TO RIGHT: Richard Stuchlik, Student Representa- tive; Roscoe Lagge, President; Cheryl Brown, Vice President; Steve Stender, Secretary-Treasurer. Alice Eileeh Glenn Charles Ella Elizabeth Cooksey Williams Edwards “Poopsey” “Guillaume” “Eller” Steven Richard Patricia'Anne Samuel Delbert Stender Woodward James Maloney “Cowboy” “Pat” “Sam” Kenneth Lee Ch Burke “Penguin” Rhonda Kay Grotzke “Rhoda” eryl Lynn Steven Ronald Brown Nunley But ... ” “Luss” t Lee Allen Sharon Laura Bubba” Gilman “Gus” Holli Vera Heather Annette Maddison Tabor ski “Jockey” Lissa Ann Elser “Heifer” Lori Lea Roscoe Charles Melanie Ann Nicholls Lagge Wininger “Pickel Squirt” “Logan” “Mel” Jeanette Lea Brunzell “Beez” David Orton Petersen ((Pete” “Alright!” Seniors At Fairmont 1 . Kenny Burke tries his backswing at Fairmont Hot Springs. 2. Seniors stopped for a drink at Pipe Stone Pass. 3. Steve Nunley and Lori Nicholls admiring Roscoe Lagge's new hat. 4. Lissa Elser, Heather Taborski, and Lori Nicholls enjoy their bus trip to Fairmont. 5. Ella Edwards enjoys a game of tennis before re- turning home. � - - '• - rv '4| m • - • VVS • 1. Some of the seniors getting ready for their big tennis matches. 2.1s this tennis, or high jumping?? 3. Ron Nunley, the chaperone, wonders why him!! ! 4. The seniors take time from fun to have their picture taken. 5. Melanie Wininger, Lissa Elser, and Lori Nicholls won’t miss the bus home! 31 S.H.S. Students Receive Awards 1. The Vocational Agriculture trophy was awarded to Neal Elser for his outstanding work in Vo-ag by Mr. Kieckbusch. 2. Mr. Kieckbusch shakes hands with Malcolm Burns while he receives the biology trophy. 3. Karen Claypool was awarded the mathematics trophy by Mr. Kieckbusch for her excellent work in math. 4. Tim Shackletou received the chemistry-physics trophy from Mr. Kieckbusch. He also was awarded the government trophy. 5. Mr. Jackson awards the Cora Hoyt Thackeray Scholarship to a surprised and happy Ella Edwards. 6. Scott Allen received a standing ovation from the crowd as Ted Darby announced him the recipient of the Good Sportsmanship Award for 1977-78. 7. Trackster Cheryl Brown accepts the Gail Glassar Memorial Track Award for 1977 from Mrs. Kieckbusch. 8. Band members sit patiently awaiting the presenta- tion of the band awards. 9. J.D. Engle kisses Karen Claypool, who will reign as the 1978-79 FFA Chapter Sweetheart. 32 SCOTT ALLEN SHARON GILMAN SAM MALONEY PAT WOODWARD GLENN WILLIAMS GERRI NEWMAN ROBIN ROMERS WALTER HOLLADAY JEFF MCLAUGHLIN KEITH EDSALL MEMORIAL TRACK AWARD KENNETH LUECK SCHOLARSHIP RON CHRISTENSEN MEMORIAL DRAMA AWARD GOOD CITIZENSHIP AWARD MUSIC AND ENGLISH COMMERCIAL SOCIAL STUDIES ALGEBRA RAY TOLSON MEMORIAL THE 700CLUB (FOOTBALL AWARD) 33 Seniors Graduate . . . May 22 BACK ROW, L TO R: Neal Elser, Dave Peterson, Steve Nunley, Roscoe Lagge, Glenn Williams, Ken Burke, SECOND ROW: Melanie Wininger, Pat Woodward, Lissa Elser, Ella Edwards, Sharon Gilman, Cheryl Brown. THIRD ROW: Jeanette Brunzell, Holli Maddison, Rhonda Grotzke, Lori Nicholls, Alice Cooteey. BOTTOM ROW: Sam Maloney, Scott Allen, Tim Shackleton, Steve Stender. 1. Steve Stender, Scott Allen, Neal Elser, Ken Burke, Roscoe Lagge and Holli Maddison all await the big moment. 2. Dave Peterson and Pat Woodward signing senior group pictures, while Alice Cooksey and Glenn Williams look on. 3. Mr Kieckbusch introduces Dr. Lee Spuhler from Western Montana College as the gradua- tion speaker 4. Some excited seniors concentrating on the graduation address 5 Small Ensemble singing, Rollin. 6 Roscoe Lagge and Sharon Gilman patiently waiting for their diploma 7 Roscoe Lagge, Sharon Gilman, Lissa Elser, Alice Cooksey, and Jeanette Brunzell, care- fully thinking about the future. 8 Seniors pondering the meaning of gradua- tion 78! 78! 77 88 78! FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Robyn Richmond, Terri White, Heather Taborski, Jeanette Brunzeli, Lori Nichoils, Mary Weston, Jill Marsh. SECOND ROW, Alice Cooksey, Colleen Douglas, Rhonda Grotzke, Jody Flynn, Lissa Eiser, Holli Maddison, Ginger Pitman, Valerie Briggs, Lori Rosedahl. THIRD ROW, Dennis Dedman, Frank Pitman, Neal Eiser, Benny Peterson, Kenny Burke, Bret Hendzel, Mrs. Eiser. LEFT TO RIGHT: Holli Maddison: Alice Cooksey, Rhonda Grotzke, Heather Taborski, Neal Eiser, Jody Flynn, Lori Nichoils, Ken Burke, Jeanette Brunzeli, Lissa Eiser. FFA Shows The Way . . . BOTTOM ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: J. D. Engle, Sharon Gilman, Neal Elser, Steve Stender, Lois Moltich, Dennis Dedman, Skip Steed, Malcolm Bums, Bob Wilson. SECOND ROW: Alan Craver, Greg Guinnane, Tim Nichols, Andy Allhands, Joanie Anderson, Emily Peterson, Brenda Stoltz, Ellen Wilson, Nancy Claypool, Walter Holladay. THIRD ROW: Todd White, Mark McLaughlin, Mark Nunley, Scott Allen, Ken Burke, Jeff McLaughlin, Eric Bamosky, Steve Nunley, Mr. Schaff, Jeff Pack. KANSAS CITY DELEGATES, DEFT TO RIGHT: Malcolm Bums, Skip Steed, Sharon Gilman, Scott Allen. FHA: You’re Okay! BOTTOM ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Alice Cooksey, Heather Taborski, Connie Peterson, Kelley Carter, Sylvia Tyrrel, Rhonda Grotzke, Julie Marsh, Kerri Cathey, Julie Eby, Judi Fournier, Glenn Williams, Kurt Doffinger, Mrs. Jackson, Advisor. SECOND ROW: Dennis Dedman, Lois Moltich, Sherry Huff, Gayl Russell, Penny Nelson, Toni Smith, Lissa Elser, Daina Atkins, Alison Taborski, Donna Dedman, Bob Davis, Ben Swager. THIRD ROW: Rudy Noorlander, Cliff King, Nina Cassey, Judy Brown, Tena Green, Kelly Nunley, Jeanette Brunzell, Ella Edwards, Marcia Sinerius, Mike Maloney, Joanie Anderson, Carol Steiner, Ellen Wilson, Sherry Tezak, Kevin Cathey. FOURTH ROW: Tim Swager, Janice Nelson, Sharon Gilman, Diana Simpson, Lori Nicholls, Jody Flynn, Dena Simpson, Debbie Doffinger, Russell White, Dennis Simpson, Mark Nunley. Mrs. Jackson is everybody's mummy. 39 Creative Yearbook Workers LEFT TO RIGHT: Judi Fournier, Heather Taborski, Rhonda Grotzke, Jody Flynn, Holli Maddison, Diana Simpson, Lori Nicholls, Cheryl Brown, Mrs. O'Rourke (Advisor), Tim Swager, Alice Cooksey, Roscoe Lagge, Tim Shackleton, Karen Claypool, Steve Nunley, Ella Edwards, Dennis Dedman, Daina Atkins, Lissa Elser, Bonnie Conley, Sharon Gilman, Toni Smith. Dedicated Pass amari Staff Mrs. Raymond supervises Editor Tim Shackle ton and Feature Editor Sam Maloney. LEFT TO RIGHT: Ella Edwards, Glenn Williams, Holli Maddison, Rhonda Grotzke, Lissa Elser, Roscoe Lagge, Jeanette Brunzell, Mrs. Raymond (Advisor), Lori Nicholls, Cheryl Brown, Sharon Gilman, Tim Shackle ton, Sam Maloney, Alice Cooksey. 41 Key Club And French Club KEY CLUB, LEFT TO RIGHT: Ron Christensen, Judi Fournier, Debra Rogers, Gayle Russell, Julie Eby, Toni Smith, Debbie Doffinger and Daina Atkins. FRENCH CLUB, FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Malcolm Bums, Todd White, Alan Craver, Jeanette Brunzell, Nancy Claypool, Judi Fournier, Valerie Garrison, Debra Rodgers, Kristie Halse, Daina Atkins, Karen Claypool. BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Skip Steed, David Chrest, Chris Fox, Mrs. Raymond, Advisor, Sam Maloney, Craig Noorlander, Ron Christensen, Glenn Williams, Robin Romers, Connie Peterson, Emily Peterson. 42 High School Librarians LIBRARIANS, LEFT TO RIGHT: Lori Nicholls, Holli Maddison, Judi Fournier, Cheryl Brown, Gayl Russell, Pat Woodward, and Tena Green 43 Music! Music! Music! BAND BOTTOM ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Doug Holladay, Kristie Halse, Sandy Tezak, Lois Moltich, Julie Eby, Judy Brown, Sherry Jeff P ck Ben Swager� Walter Holladay, Carol Steiner, Julie Marsh, Alice Cooksey, Ella Edwards. IHIRD ROW, Alan Craver, Skip Steed, Tony Simonsen, Dean Halse, David Chrest, Carli Maddison, Lissa Elser, Sylvia Tyrrel, Anita Rule, Bonnie Conley. FOURTH ROW, Chris Fox, Debra Rodgers, Tim Swager, Mr. Evans, Nina Cassy. CHORUS FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Tim Nicholls, Shelly Harrington, Kerri Cathey, Sherri Harrington, Brenda Stoitz, Carli Maddison, Emily Peterson, Joanie Anderson. SECOND ROW, Tony Simonsen, Sherry Tezak, Carol Steiner, Marcia Sinerus, Ellen Wilson, Valerie Garrison, Penny Nelson, Janice Nelson, Sherry Huff, Julie Eby, Donna Dedman, Alison Taborski, Jeff Pack. THIRD ROW, Mike Maloney, David Chrest, Anita Rule, Audrey Maurer, Kelley Carter, Judi Fournier, Pat Woodward, Judy Brown, Dena Simpson, Nina Cassy, Nancy Claypool, Kelly Nunley, Jerry Stewart, Rudy Noorlander, Alan Craver, Mr. Evans. FOURTH ROW, Lynn Ashley, Mark McLaughlin, Malcolm Burns, Greg Giunnane, Debbie Doffinger, Eric Barnosky, Dennis Simpson, Cliff King, Mark Nunley, Dean Halse, Kurt Doffinger, Jim Hartford. SMALL ENSEMBLE FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Daina Atkins, Tena Green, Judi Fournier, Karen Claypool, Alice Cooksey. SECOND ROW, Mr. Evans, Toni Smith, Julie Marsh, Rhonda Grotzke, Sharon Gilman. THIRD ROW, Craig Noorlander, Pat Woodward, Glenn Williams. Annual Christmas Concert 1. Mr. Evans conducts Christmas spirit among the high school chorus. 2. Second graders anxiously await their tun to perform. 3. Kindergarten sings at their first Christmas program. 4. Vocal Ensemble sings on. 5. Sheridan High band tunes up. 46 Music Fills The Air 1. Vocal Ensemble is all smiles while preparing for their Ex- cellent rating at Festival. 2. SHS Band takes a breather at the tournament. 3. Mr. Evans tries directing the Boys Chrous. 4. A one and a two and a... 5. Mr. Music and his faithful accompanist, Judi Fournier. 47 S.H.S. Presents: 1. Sylvia Tyrrel and Steve Nunley finish a rousing chorus with Diana Simpson on the ukulele. 2. Ernestine, played by Jeanette Brunzell, reaches out to greet a visiting boy. 3. Diana and Sylvia get into the swing of things before dress rehearsal. 4. The Gilbreth children gather around Judi Fournier playing Anne to hear news from mother, (L to R: Gayle Russel, Toni Smith, Lori Nicholls, Judi Fournier, Heather Taborski, Sylvia Tyrrel, Steve Nunley). 5. The children exchange woeful glances over the uncertain future, (L to R: Gayle Russel, Judi Fournier, Lori Nicholls, Sylvia Tyrrel, Jeanette Brunzell, Toni Smith). 6. Tim Shackleton playing The Nantucket Hot-dog goes into his football routine. 7. Handyman and cook, Tom, played by Sam Maloney peacefully stirs his frosting. 8. A1 Lynch (Tim Shackleton) showing off his musical talents. 9. Jeanette Brunzell looks on as Heather Taborski gleefully accepts a date. 10. Ernestine (Jeanette Brunzell) and Anne (Judi Fournier) in front of attentive children and cook (L to R: Roscoe Lagge, Jeanette Brunzell, Ron Christensen, Judi Fournier, Heather Taborski, Sam Maloney). “Belles On Their Toes” Characters: Mrs. Gilbreth—Diana Simpson Ernestine—Jeanette Brunzell Anne-Judi Fournier Martha—Heather Taborski Frank-Ronnie Christensen Bill—Roscoe Lagge Lillian—Sylvia Tyrrel Fred—Steve Nunley Dan—Lori Nicholls Jackie—Gayl Russell Bob—Toni Smith Tom—Sam Maloney Mr. Hathaway—Debbie Doffinger Leora—Daina Atkins Dr. Bob—Glenn Williams A1 Lynch—Tim Shackle ton David Loring--Tim Shackleton Mr. Crawford—Tim Shackleton Dynamic Drill Team FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Gayl Russell, Audrey Maurer, Nina Cassy, Daina Atkins, Teresa Hansen, Lois Moltich, Judy Fournier, Carol Steiner, Judy Brown. SECOND ROW, Marcia Sinerius, Ellen Wilson, Tena Green, Joanie Anderson, Brenda Stoltz, Rhonda Grotzke, Nancy Claypool, Kerri Cathey. THIRD ROW, Debbie Doffinger, Connie Peterson, Debra Rodgers, Kelley Carter, Emilv Peterson. NOT PICTURED: Anita Rule. Give Us A Great Big P ... 1. GIRLS'BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS, LEFT TO RIGHT: Toni Smith andjudi Fournier. 2. A-SQUAD CHEERLEADERS, BOTTOM TO TOP: Sandy Tezak, Bonnie Conley, and Kristie Halse. 3. B-SQUAD CHEERLEADERS, BOTTOM TO TOP, LEFT TO RIGHT: Sherri Harrington, Shelly Harrington, Sherry Huff, and Sherry Tezak. S Club Carnival . . . April 15 BOYS' S CLUB, BOTTOM TO TOP, LEFT TO RIGHT: Ben Swager, Greg Guinnane, Kurt Doffinger, Eric Huff, Mike Maloney, Tim Shackleton. SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Coach Flynn, Dean Halse, Roscoe Lagge, Mark McLaughlin, Neal Elser, Tim Swager, Jeff McLaughlin, Scott Allen, Steve Nunley, Ken Burke, Cliff King, Craig Noorlander, Glenn Williams, Coach Leary. 1. Kelly Nunley makes a friend (alias Mrs. Conley) after a trip through the make-up booth. 2. Ella Edwards, Sharon Gilman, Mrs. Burke, and Mrs. Kieckbusch talk over bingo prizes. 52 1. Our yell leaders busy at decorating. (Bonnie Conley, Sandy Tezak, Kristie Halse, and Sherrie Tezak. ) 2. Carnival Royalty couples awaiting the big decision: Freshmen, Dean Halse and Judy Brown; Sophomores, Mike Maloney and Sherrie Huff; Juniors, King Chet Graham and Queen Sandy Tezak; and Seniors, Scott Allen and Lissa Elser. 3. Sandy Tezak and Kelly Nunley exchange carnival ideas. GIRLS S CLUB, BOTTOM TO TOP, LEFT TO RIGHT: Val Garrison, Anita Rule, Kerri Cathey, Ella Edwards, Sharon Gilman, Jody Allhands, Heather Taborski, Lori Nicholls, Dena Simpson, Debbie Doffinger, Gayl Russell, Coaches Sandy Kieckbusch, Glenda Burke, and Dave Marsh. SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Sandy Tezak, Kelley Carter, Holli Maddison, Karen Claypool, Lois Moldch, Nancy Claypool, Cheryl Brown, Judy Brown, Sherry Huff, Carli Maddison, Kelly Nunley. 53 Pep Club Aims For Spirit 1. Cheerleaders get things moving at the District Pep Rally. 2. Senior mothers congratu- late their blindfolded sons with a kiss for a season well played. Coaches In The Spotlight 1. Coach Leary blocks the sun as he watches his team block for a victory. 2. Coaches Leary and Flynn take a little time for relaxa- tion before a game at Harrison. 3. Mrs. Kieckbusch has a chalk-talk with track star Cheryl while timing another race. 4. Assistant Coach Marsh drags football valuables to the Panther bench for the first game. 5. Girls' basketball coach, Mrs. Burke, says her piece at a pep rally. J-J Sons J. Simpson, Owner Sheridan, MT 842-5235 Alder Bar and Steak House Head gates Drain fields Concrete forming Irrigation screens Irrigation sumps Basements dug • ... 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Lukkason 842-5731 285-3341 Me Alear Pharmacy Gift ware Dry goods Clothing Meats Pharmaceuticals Veterinary supplies Beer Groceries Congratulations Class of ’78! ts n Rule Realty Office on Highway 287 Between Sheridan and Twin Bridges, Montana Phone: (406) 842-5346 Larry and Wanda Rule Jerry Burke Box 186 Sheridan, Montana •X Raooifton TSeat Jnc- P.O. BOX 556 SHERIDAN, MT. 59749 Phone 842-5421 Wholesale Meats Delivery in Southwestern Montana 62 The Consistent Purple Cats A SQUAD: KNEELING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Cheryl Brown, Lois Moitich, Sherry Huff, Holli Maddison, Nancy Clay pool. STANDING: Caoch Burke, Anita Rule, Ella Edwards, Dena Simpson, Judy Brown, Kelly Nunley; Managers, Donna Dedman, Kerri Cathey. On November 24, 17 girls showed up for the first girls' basketball practice. It was a new type of work for Mrs. Burke to become the head coach. This season was going to be a real experience with a new coach, young team, and only three returning seniors to help out. The team experienced a very long night after their first game in Ennis when the bus broke down in Virginia City. The girls didn't worry, however, because Ella Edwards had her Girl Scout Manual. Although the PurpleCats worked hard for an 11-7 season, they also had good times. Such as the time the team gave the coach a shower after winning second place at the District Tournament. Mrs. Burke was really initiated when someone short-sheeted and soaked her bed in water at Big Fork. Divisional Tournament was an experience in itself as there was lots of snow and the team had to drive almost 35 miles to the games in Poison. The season's grand finale was a banquet held for the team, parents, and coach at the Vigilante Steak House in Laurin. 64 1. Purplecats begin the game with a huddle: symbolizing a victory. 2. Cheerleaders Judi Fournier and Toni Smith at a pep rally getting spirits high for an upcoming game. 3. B squad warms up before a game to prepare themselves for action. B-SQUAD: STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Coach Burke, Carlie Maddison, Nina Cassy, Sherry Tezak, Debbie Doffinger, Carol Steiner, Ellen Wilson, Alison Taborski. KNEELING: Managers, Donna Dedman, Kerri Cathey. 65 1. Dena Simpson (33), Kelly Nunley (23), Cheryl Brown (21), and Holli Maddison (13) all hustle to keep the ball away from the Lima girls. 2. Outrebounding the opposing players, Holli Maddison jumps high to control the ball. 3. Anita Rule (43) stretches out to take the ball away from the Twin Bridges' girls, as Holli Maddison (13) and Cheryl Brown (21) rush in to help. 4. In the bus, Nancy Claypool, Holli Maddison, Sherry Huff, and Anita Rule anxiously await their trip to Poison for divisional tournament action. 5. The last pep rally found the three seniors, Ella Edwards, Holli Maddison, and Cheryl Brown, as well as Coach Burke, sad to be facing the end of the season. Cross-Country Now A Varsity Sport BACK ROW, L TO R: Todd White, Tim Swager, Rudy Noorlander, Neal Elser, Steve Nunley, Ben Swager, Skip Steed, David Chrest, Alan Craver. FRONT ROW: Coach Flynn, Gayl Russell, Manager Steve Stender, Sharon Gilman, Assistant Coach Evnas. This year cross-country opened its doors to girls, but only Gayl Russell and Sharon Gilman were brave enough to try it. Each week, nine boys and two girls journeyed to a cross-country meet hoping to bring home a first place trophy. Some came home disappointed but others were overjoyed with their efforts. Each day offered new experiences for the young team, and despite the hard work and the worn out shoes, it was a worthwhile year for all. Sharon Gilman and Gayl Russell nervously watch other runners, while awaiting their turn. Football Roundup The 1977 football season may not have been as productive as other years when looking at the Panther's 2 win and 5 loss record but it proved rewarding mi many other ways. During cold morning and hot afternoon practices, this young foot- ball team enjoyed itself. Although ice breaks were not so common this year, Scott Allen frequently had to stop the action because he was right in the middle of a Rothchilds. Mr. Leary's assistant coach, Mr. Marsh, turned out to be a great asset to the team. Not only did he manufacture hard-hitting linemen but was called upon to make a critical speech at the homecoming pep rally. BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Coach Leary, Mark McLaughlin, Kevin Cathey, Craig Noorlander, Cliff King, Scott Alien, Roscoe Lagge, Jim Hartford, Mark Nunley, Jeff McLaughlin, Caoch Marsh. FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Dean Halse, Dennis Simpson, Greg Guinnane, Mike Maloney, Eric Huff, Kurt Doffinger, Tony Simonsen, Bob Davis, Jeff Pack. 1. Coach Leary calmly takes notice of the Panthers in action. 2. Scott Allen (63), all-conference punter, is ready to kick one away with Eric Huff (25) blocking for him. 3. Sophomore quarterback Mike Maloney winds up for a pass. 4. The Panthers thrust through the Twin Bridges; defense for another 6 points. 5. Fullback Jeff McLaughlin runs for yardage against the Gardiner pursuit. 6. Junior halfback Eric Huff (25) prepares to blow through the Falcon line after a handoff from Maloney. 69 Homecoming Happenings HOMECOMING ROYALTY L to R: Carol Steiner was escorted by Jerry Stewart, Anita Rule was escorted by Andy Allhands, Holli Maddison was escorted by Tim Shackleton and Kelley Carter was escorted by Brent Hunt. The homecoming festivities actually began about a week before the game with each high school class collecting boxes and planning their floats. On the evening of Thursday, October 13, a large portion of the student body met in the gym for a brief pep rally followed by a snake dance through town and a huge bonfire of boxes collected just for the occasion, with the juniors earning $5 for bringing in the most cardboard. Early Friday afternoon, a parade consisting of each class’s float, the queen candidates and their escorts, and the football players and coaches riding on fire engines, wound its way through town and onto the football field. Townspeople and faculty members named the freshmen ’’Stomping Boot float the best of the bunch and awarded runner-up honors to the junior's Panther Victory Train. The game was a rough one for the Sheridan football players and fans alike. As halftime, and the crowning of the queen rolled around, the Panthers were losing 32-0. The queen candidates were driven onto the sunny field, and escorted to their places with senior candidate Holli Maddison being crowned queen. The game wound down to the final gun and a score of 40-0 in favor of Ennis. Later that evening the Pep Club sponsored a very well-attended dance with Sky providing the music. 1. On the scene smiles show happiness for Queen Holii. 2. This year had one of the biggest homecoming bonfires ever. 3. Holii Maddison and Kelly Carter inspect the washing of the car they were to ride on, while Clifford King, Mike Maloney and Rhonda Grotzke keep busy. 4. The freshmen's winning float told the Panthers to stomp over the Ennis Mustangs. 5. The cheerleaders give it their best shot to cheer the Panthers to victory. 6. Even the teachers have school spirit, as Mr. Schaff was the driver of the sophomore float. ON Panther Basketball 1978 A-SQUAD, LEFT TO RIGHT: Tim Swager, manager, Todd White, Jeff McLaughlin, Neal Elser, Craig Noorlander, Steve Nunley, Roscoe Lagge, Ken Burke, Scott Allen, Mark McLaughlin, Dean Halse, Kevin Flynn, Coach. District Record Sheridan 69 Lima 41 Sheridan 37 Twin Bridges 33 Ennis 71 Sheridan 43 Divisional Record Sheridan 63 Superior 60 Manhattan Christian 58 Sheridan 46 Sheridan 55 Seeley Swan 48 Sheridan 38 Ennis 25 Charlo 51 Sheridan 43 The 1978 basketball season can certainly be considered a success as both record and effort put forth were im- pressive. Under the direction of second-year coach, Kevin Flynn, the Panthers garnered a conference co- champion position with Ennis. District Tournament resulted in our boys advancing to Divisional at Anaconda. Divisional proved to be ex- tremely challenging. The Flynn Panthers narrowly missed a trip to State by loosing a challenge game to Charlo. Congratulations on a job well done boys and especially Coach Flynn and Assistant Coach Leary. B-SQUAD—KNEELING, LEFT TO RIGHT: David Chrest, Mark Nunley, Rudy Noorlander. STANDING: Jeff Pack, Bob Davis, Greg Guinnane, Eric Bamosky, Ben Swager, Ron Decker, Kurt Doffinger, Jerry Stewart, Chris Fox. 73 1. Kenny Burke insures second place at Divisional. 2. Roscoe Lagge up for another two against Lima. 3. Scott Allen sets up a score for Neal Elser (30). 4. Panthers show-off their 1-2-2 zone against Twin Bridges. 5. Coach Flynn gives a pre-game talk to the team. 74 75 1. The Panther line-up in District action at Dillon. 2. Steve Nunley exhibits rare form against Lima. 3. Neal Elser goes to the hoop for two. 4. Scott Allen wins a jump for another victory. 5. Scott puts one in while other Panthers look on. Girls’ Track Sends 7 To State! GIRLS TRACK TEAM, TOP ROW L TO R: Sherry Tezak, Gayl Russell, Nancy Claypool, Ella Edwards, Sharon Gilman, Cheryl Brown, Mrs, Kieckbusch, SECOND ROW: Judy Brown, Valerie Garrison, Kelley Carter, Nina Casey, Carol Steiner, Emily Peterson, THIRD ROW: Brenda Stoltz, Lois Moltich, Shelly Harrington, Kelly Nunley. 1. Sharon Gilman, Sherry Tezak, and Shelly Harrington ready for the start, 2. Kelly Nunley, Cheryl Brown, and Gayl Russell resting for the next events, 3. Cheryl Brown and Nina Casey stretch for the hand-off, 4. Kelly Nunley hoping the javelin will Fly Like An Eagle. 5. SHS Hurdlers, Kelley Carter and Val Garrison, test each other's speed. 6. Lois Moltich shows form over the high jump. 7. Emily Peterson heaving the dis- cus, 8. Mrs. Kieckbusch handing out the ribbons. 9. Carol Steiner and Gayl Russell turning for the home stretch. 77 Coach Flynn’s Boys BOY'S TRACK TEAM, TOP ROW, L TO R: Ben Swager, Dean Halse, Brian Dunstan, Mark Nunley, Scott Allen, Jeff McLaughlin, Cliff King. SECOND ROW: Mike Maloney, Kurt Doffinger, Tim Swager, Malcolm Burns, Jeff Pack, and Allen Craver. 1 • Mark Nunley up and over. 2. Jeff McLaughlin shows how it is done. 3. Scott Allen showing it is all in the fingertips. He won first at state 2 years in a row with this form??? 4. Ben Swager over and ready for the landing. 5. Jeff Pack getting ready to let it fly. 6. Scott Allen and Brian Dunstan catching some zzz's. 7. A bus load of smiling track stars. 78 Halloween Kooks And Spooks 1. Meadowlark Lemon, better known as Clinton King, showing his true color. 2. Jack Sprat and his wife seem to have a change in taste. 3. KISS loses three of its members to Sheridan High School: Cheryl Brown, Melanie Wininger, and Lori Nicholls. 4. Minnie Mouse believes in the Great Pumpkin. 5. Sugar and spice and everything nice-is that what Freshmen girls are made of? 1977-78 Memories 1. Tim Shackle ton adds the final touches. 2. Operation or Need Some More Stuffing. 3. Freshmen ,t ikin, on. 4. Do you think I should write Ann Landers? (Russell White and Chet Graham) 5. Val Garrison on the hotline. 6. ,rBottoms Up! in Journalism. 7. Cheerleaders cheer during a pep assembly. 8. Eldon Meeks is caught in the act. 1. Jesse George, Lance Huff, and John Dietrich entertain the crowds during half-time of an SHS game, 2. Elizabeth Swager, and Sara Steiner show Harrison and Ennis how it is done. 3. Wade Wright, a future Pan- ther, in action! 4. Paula Elser (28) and Debbie Simpson (11) give it their best against Dillon. 5. Elizabeth Swager shoots as Darlene Rule (41) and Debbie Simpson help out. 6. Mr. Lloyd watches Andrew Swager try for another point. 7. Shauna Burke (4), Laura Ludwick (15), and Brenda Decker (10) playing defense for Mrs. Burke. KINDERGARTEN BOTTOM ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Kip Funk, Jody Cassy, Jennifer Smith, Leann Hecker; SECOND ROW, Danette Day, Reece Carey, Jody Massar, Jammie Ellis, Hayes Randol. THIRD ROW, Dee Dee Varnadore, Jennifer Moran, Cathey Qualls, Tracy Smith, Rusty Hamilton. FOURTH ROW, Casey Russell, Mrs. Massar. NOT PICTURED: Tammie Haupt. SECOND GRADE BOTTOM ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Marty Hansen, Keith Kneeland, Aaron Davis, John Ward, John Dietrich. SECOND ROW, Amber Terrell, Shanna Ellis, Julie Kieckbusch, Blane Mortensen, Susan Williams, Judy Bieler, Lynette Larson. THIRD ROW, Miss Mann, Glen Woodward, Coy Brown, Tom Funk. NOT PICTURED: Jessie George. FIRST GRADE BOTTOM ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Janet Ludwick, Susan Wessel, Susan Chrest, Robert Claypool. SECOND ROW, Bobbie Ann Peterson, Tammy Shelton, Martha Decker, Lance Huff, Mrs. Eiser. THIRD ROW, Kari Braach, Travis Derby, Clinton Parsons, Kent Marsh. FOURTH ROW, Michael Hamilton. NOT PICTURED: Mike Proustoamd. THIRD GRADE BOTTOM ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Fritz Bicler, Brett Lloyd, Cole Randol, Andy Qualls, Shiree Terrell. SECOND ROW, April Stevenson, Doug Wilson, Brian Smaii, Blake Carey, Scott Click, Shawn Marsh. THIRD ROW, Janey Edwards, Lisa Shafer, Scott Wessel, Dulcie Dietrich, Shelly Tezak, Kim Guinnane, Mrs. Wright. NOT PICTURED: Kimberley Hawley. 89 FOURTH GRADE FRONT ROW, L TO R: Marni Claypool, Micheal Vesco, Mike Qualls, Nick Randol. SECOND ROW: Dawn White, Mark Kieckbusch, Nancy Wilson, Wende Ellis, Clinton King, Mr. Lane. THIRD ROW: Preston Salisbury, Clint Mortensen, Tom Garrison, Frankie Derby. NOT PICTURED: Bobbie Simonsen. FIFTH GRADE FRONT ROW, L TO R: Leonard May, Andrew Swager, Tim Dietrich, Justin Rule, Jared Wright, Dave McLaughlin. STANDING: Rich Hamm, Mrs. Burke, Connie Pearson, Jane Bieler, Kathy Steiner, Cindy Powers, Rose Cassy, Karen Nunley, Connie May. NOT PICTURED: Lisa Kelly. 90 SIXTH GRADE FRONT ROW, L TO R: Dominic Shackleton, Todd Allen, Wade Wright, Russel Click, Callie Stevenson, Kim Dietrich, Lori Mantz. SECOND ROW: Tim Hansen, Tony Tezak, Ron Ellis, Joan Bieler, Janet Hook, Lynn Elser, Louise Coad, Mr. Marsh. THIRD ROW: Ron Nunley, Lauri Salisbury Kelly Powers, Korinne Lueck, Jim Ludwick, Carol Larson. SEVENTH GRADE FRONT ROW, L TO R: Lissa Burton, Ray Ann Cassy, Karen Hook, Elizabeth Swager, Brenda Decker, Darlene Rule, Gina Mortensen, Sarah Wilson, Shauna Burke, Billie Jo Parsons. SECOND ROW: Steve Chrest, Aaron Curry, Reed Rowberry, Ray Rowberry, Mark Doffinger, Steve Shafer, Andrea Smail, Lisa Graham, Debbie Simpson. THIRD ROW: Mr. Jackson, Dean Vesco, Jay Funk, Marvin Elser, Jean Bieler, Tammie Powers, Kali Massar, Mary Moran, Elaine Simonsen, Mary Ann Cassy. NOT PICTURED: Julie Simonsen, Lanell Ashley, C.A. McClane. EIGHTH GRADE: L TO R: Kent Cahtey, Bob Nunley, Tim Funk, David Claypool, Dennis Lueck, Tim Schulz, Brad Guinnane, Brian Vesco, Roger Decker, Rob Sturtz. SECOND ROW, Mr. Lloyd, Wes Parsons, Randy Fossceco, Tim Dolan, Billy Flynn, Dee Dee Rodgers, Paula Elser, Dusty Conley, Laura Ludwick, Sara Steiner, Loma Salisbury. THIRD ROW, Gavin Bushman, John Magnus, Guy Buyan, Bonnie Shackleton, Judy Hoffman, Lisa Glick, Lisa Davis, Robin Moran, Charlie Griswold. 93 1. Looking in on Bob kitten game plans. 2. Bobcat cheerleaders (L to R) Sara Steiner, Paula Elser, Darlene Rule, Dusty Conley, and Bonnie Shackleton, smile after a victory. 3. Wrestling takes shape in Sheridan. 4. Hats off to the grade school faculty. 5. Brian Vesco challenges a Falcon for a rebound. 6. Tim Funk and Guy Buyan try combining basketball with the bump. Junior High Ball Clubs 1. A-SQUAD FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Tim Schulz, Steve Chrest, Brian Vesco, Roger Decker, Marvin Elser. BACK ROW, Coach Jackson, Kent Cathey, Tim Dolan, Dave Claypool, Gavin Bushman, John Magnus. 2. B-SQUAD FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Dean Vesco, Bob Nunley, Aaron Kneeland, Dennis Lueck, Brad Guinnane, Jay Funk, Lanell Ashley. BACK ROW, Coach Jackson, Steve Shafer, Reed Rowberry, Ray Rowberry, Mark Doffinger, Guy Buyan, Randy Fossceco, Bill Flynn. 3. A-SQUAD FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Lisa Davis, Dee Dee Rodgers, Paula Elser, Debbie Simpson, Darlene Rule. BACK ROW, Lisa Graham, manager, Dusty Conley, Bonnie Shackleton, Judy Hoffman, Elizabeth Swager, Sara Steiner, Andrea Smail, manager, Coach Burke. 4. B-SQUAD FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Lisa Graham, manager, Shauna Burke, Jean Bieler, Laura Ludwick, Elaine Simonsen, Julie Simonsen, Billie Jo Parsons, Tammie Powers, Mary Moran. BACK ROW, Andrea Smail, manager, Robin Moran, Mary Ann Cassy, Gina Mortensen, Lorna Salisbury, Lisa Burton, Lisa Glick, Ray Ann Cassy, Brenda Decker, Sarah Wilson. 95 Student Index Freshmen ANDERSON, JOAN--10,12, 38, 39,45, 50 BARNOSKY, ERIC —10, 23, 38, 45 BROWN, JUDY--10,39,44,45, 50, 53,64, 76 CASSY, NINA—10, 39, 44,45, 50, 65, 76, 77 CHREST, DAVID—11,23,42, 44,45, 67 DAVIS, BOB —7, 10,11,23,39,68 DOFFING ER, KURT--10,11,23, 39,45,52,68, 78 FOX, CHRIS—11,23,42,44 HALSE, DEAN—11,12,21,23,44,45,52,53,68, 72, 74,78 HAMM, JEFF--11 HARRINGTON, SHELLY—11,45,51, 76 HARRINGTON, SHERRI—11,21,45, 51 HARTFORD, JIM —11,45,68 HOLLADAY, WALTER—11,38,44 MADDISON, CARLI—11,44,45,53,65 NUNLEY, MARK—11,23,38, 39,45,68, 78, 79 PACK, JEFF--11,23, 38,44,45,68, 78, 79 PETERSON, EM ILY - -11,38,42,45,50, 76, 77 SIMONSEN, TONY--10,11,45,44, 68 SINERIUS, MARCIA—11,39,45,50 STEINER, CAROL—7,10,12,39,44,45,50,65,70, 76.77 STEWART, JERRY—12,23,45,70 STOLTZ, BRENDA—12,38,45,50,76 SWAGER, BEN—12,23, 39, 44,52, 67, 78,79 TEZAK, SHERRY-12, 21,39,44,45,51,53,65, 76 WILSON, ELLEN—12, 38,45, 50,65 Juniors ATKINS, DAINA--16, 39,40,42,45,50 CARTER, KELLEY—7,16,19, 35, 39,45,50,53, 70,71, 76.77 CATHEY, KEVIN—16,18,39,68 CHRISTENSEN, RON--16, 42,48,49 CLAYPOOL, KAREN--16,17,18,19, 32, 33, 35,40,42 45,53, CONLEY, BONNIE—17,40, 44,51,53, 71,81 DEEM AN, DENNIS—17,38,39,40 DUNSTAN, BRIAN—35,78,79 ENGLE, J. D. --17,18,19, 38 FOURNIER, JUDI—16,17,20,39,40,42,43,45,48, 49,50,51,65 GARRISON, VALERIE—17, 21,35,42,45,53, 76, 77, 81 GRAHAM, CHET—17,19,53,81 GREEN, TENA—17,22,39,43,45,50 HALSE, KRISTIE—17, 20,42, 44, 51,53, 71,81 HOLLADAY, DOUGLAS—17, 20,44 HUFF, ERIC —17,52,68,69 McLAUGHLIN, JEFF-17,18,19, 38, 52,68,69, 72, 75, 78 MAURER, AUDREY—17,21,35,45,50 MEEKS, ELDON—81 NEWMAN, GERRI—17 NOORLANDER, CRAIG —17,19, 35,42,45,52,68, 72, 74 PETERSON, CONNIE-17,39,42,50 RODGERS, DEBRA—18,42,44,50 ROMERS, ROBIN—18,20,42 SIMPSON, DIANA—18,21,39,40,48 SMITH, TONI—18,39,40,42,45,48,49,51,65 SWAGER, TIM—7, 16,18, 21, 39,40,44, 52, 67, 72, 78 TEZAK, SANDY—18,19,20,44,51,53,71,81 TYRREL, SYLVIA—18,39,44,48,49 VESCO, ALEX)--18 WHITE, RUSSELL —18,19,21,39,81 WILSON, BOB—18,21,38 Sophomores ALLHANDS, ANDY—13,38 ASHLEY, LYNN—45 BURNS, MALCOLM—13,32,38,42,45,78 CATHEY, KERRI—13,15,39,45,50,53,65,64,81 CLAYPOOL, NANCY--13, 15,38,42,45,50,53,64, 66.76 CRAVER, ALAN—14, 38,42,44,45,67, 78 DEDMAN, DONNA--14, 39,45, 64,65 DECKER, RON—14,23 DOFFINGER, DEBBIE—14, 39,42,45,50, 53, 65,81 DUNSTAN, BRETT EBY, JULIE—14,39,42,44,45,81 CUINNANE, CREG--13,14,23,38,45,52,68,74 HANSEN, TERESA—14,50 HUFF, SHERRY--14, 15,39,45,51,53,64,66 KING, CLIFF—7,13,14,15, 39, 45,52, 68, 71,78 McLAUGHLIN, MARK--14, 38,45,52, 68, 72, 74 MALONEY, MIKE—7,13,14,15, 39, 45, 52,53,68,69, 71,78 MOLTICH, LOIS—14,15,21,38,39, 44, 50, 53, 64,76, 77 NICHOLLS, TIM —14,38,45 NOORLANDER, RUDY--14, 23,39,45, 67 NUNLEY, KELLY—14,15, 39,45, 52,53, 64, 66, 76, 77 PETERSON, PERI RULE, ANITA—13,14,44,45,50,53,64,66,70 RUSSELL, GAYL—15, 39,42,43,48,49,50 53,67, 76, 77 SIMPSON, DENA—15,39,45,53,64,66 SIMPSON, DENNIS--15, 39,45,68 STEED, SKIP—15,38,42,44,67 TABORSKI, ALISON—15,39,45,65 WHITE, TODD--15, 21,38,42,67, 72,74 Seniors ALLEN, SCOTT—24, 27, 29, 30,31,33, 34, 35, 38,52 53,68,69, 72,74,75,78,79 BROWN, CHERYL—21,22, 24, 25, 27,29,31,33, 34, 40.41.43.53.55.64.66.76.80 BRUNZELL, JEANETTE--24,29,34, 35, 36, 39, 41,42, 48,49 BURKE, KEN—24,27, 29,30,31,34,35,36,38,52,72 74.75 COOKSEY, ALICE—24, 26, 29, 30, 34,35, 36, 39,40, 41,44,45 EDWARDS, ELLA—24,26, 29, 30,31,33, 34, 39,40,41, 44.52.53.64.66.76 ELSER, LISSA--24,28,30,31,34,35,36,39,40,41,44, 53 ELSER, NEAL—24, 25, 30,31,32, 34, 36, 38,52,67, 72, 74.75 GILMAN, SHARON--22,24,27, 30,31,34, 35, 38, 39, 40.41.45.52.53.67.76 GROTZKE, RHONDA--7, 22,24, 27, 30, 31, 34, 35, 36, 39.40.41.45.50.71 LAGGE, ROSCOE—7, 24,25,28, 30, 31, 34, 35, 40, 41, 52.68.72.74.75 M ADDISON, HOLLI—7, 24, 28,30,31,34, 36,40,41, 43.53.64.66.70.71 MALONEY, SAM--24,26, 29, 34,35,41,42, 49 NICHOLLS, LORI--24, 28,29, 30,31,34, 36, 39,40, 41.43.48.49.53.80 NUNLEY, STEVE--24,27, 29, 30, 31,34, 35, 38,40, 48,52,67, 72,75 PETERSON, DAVID—24,29,34,74 SHACKLETON, TIM—24, 25, 31, 33, 34, 35,40,41, 49,52,81 STENDER, STEVE—25,26,31, 34,38,67 TABORSKI, HEATHER--28, 30,31,36, 39,40,48,49, 53 WILLIAMS, GLENN—7, 22,24,26, 29, 30,34,35, 39,41, 42,45,52 WININCER, MELANIE—24,28,31,34,80 WOODWARD, PAT—24,26,34,35,43,45 . ft A — ■ • . � %- V v ssV n— V-Hrv f -i A n •'• • f r • vr � % « � � • % . 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