Sheridan High School - Trailblazer Yearbook (Sheridan, MT)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1988 volume:

1988 Trailblazer Sheridan High School Sheridan, Montana Enrollment: 83 Table of Contents Seniors..................................................................................7 Faculty.................................................................................15 Sports..................................................................................19 Juniors.................................................................................35 Activities..............................................................................43 Sophomores..............................................................................59 Organizations...........................................................................63 Freshmen................................................................................79 Grade School.......................................................................... 83 1988 TRAILBLAZER STAFF ON SLIDE L TO R: Michelle Clark Becky Ostler Lynette Larson Anita Shaw Susan Wessel Susie Chrest Julie Kieckbusch Judy Bieler STANDING: Bill Babcock Aaron Davis Mrs. O'Rourke, Advisor Keith Kneeland 2 wn Maddison Meats, Inc. 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BOX 495 • 102 SOUTH MAIN SHERIDAN, MONTANA 59749 GROCERY HARDWARE 406-842-5417 406-842-5413 Montana’s Oldest Family Owned Store Since 1889 IGA DISCOUNT GROCERIES TRUSTWORTHY HARDWARE Cold Pop Beer Ice Picnic and Camping Supplies Fresh Meat Produce Lee Levi Jeans LaCross Irrigating Fishing Boots Red Wing Work Boots ELIEL’S For Fine Family Apparel Dillon Attorney DOUGLAS L. SMITH Complete Line of Levis — Men’s and Women’s Adidas — Nikes — Converse Woolrich, Pendleton, Farah Visa Mastercard Welcome Phone 683-2305 General Practice, Including: Wills Probate Personal Injury Real Estate Sheridan, MT 59749 842-5505 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS. L TO R: Student Council Representative Julie Kieckbusch, Presi- dent Keith Kneeland, Secretary Treasurer Lynette Larson, and Vice President Blane Mortensen. S E N I O R S 7 Bill John Judith Rae Coy Johnson Babcock Bieler Brown III Diane Marie Christensen Susan Gaye Aaron Wade Christensen Dauis John Paul Dietrich Robert Joseph Thomas Joseph Jesse Marshall Driscoll Funk George Martin James Keith Alan Hansen Julie Anne Kneeland Kieckbusch Lynette Diane Karol Lynne Larson Stacey John Mark Lutgen Blane Lee Ralee Harlan Mortensen Becky Ostler Rogers 1. Is that a book you’re reading, Jesse George? 2. Singing off tune; the senior girls bid farewell to Micky Pearson. (Becky Ostler, Judy Bieler, Diane Christensen, Karol Mark, Julie Kieckbusch, and Susan Christensen.) 3. Mr. Wilson is becoming quite irritable, as Marty Hansen and Blane Mortensen pose for their picture. 4. Karol Mark flashes her pearly whites, as Lynette Larson tries to study. 5. Keith Kneeland and John Dietrich await their debut at the Christmas concert. 10 1. Is that edible. Judy Bieler? 2. Susan Christensen shows the latest fashions at SHS. 3. Bill Babcock is wondering how to turn on the computer. 4. Doug Smith and Keith Kneeland take a break from their chemistry lab. 5. MERD!!! (Julie Kieckbusch) 11 1. Little does Mrs. Hutchison know that she could be the next meal for these lost aliens. (Diane Christensen, Susan Christensen, and Judy Bieler) 2. Stacey Lutgen brushes up on his skills as a mechanic. 3. Doug Smith, Tom Funk, and Blane Mortensen wonder if they will ever be able to put the gadget back together. 4. Karol Mark gives Julie Kieckbusch and Judy Bieler the latest statistics on world hunger. 5. Aaron Davis has finally broken the code to the school’s grading computer. 6. Becky Ostler prepares for her trip to the state speech meet. 12 1. Martin Hansen figures his net income after last week's rising stock market. 2. Keith Kneeland is caught day dreaming in word processing class. 3. Karol Mark uses her time wisely in study hall. 4. Is this Judy Bieler studying or is it a figment of our imagination? 5. Julie Kieckbusch shows her enthusiasm as another day at SHS comes to an end. 6. Diane Christensen. Susan Christensen, and Lynette Larson pay close attention as Judy Bieler demonstrates her art of basket weaving. 13 1. Is that Julie Kieckbusch and Karol Mark goofing off in second period study hall again? 2. The Mad Scientists” (Martha Decker. Julie Kieckbusch. Susie Chrest. Karol Mark, Kari Braach, and Michelle Clark) take time to pose for the camera with their ice baths. 3. Doug Smith wishes he could study without being interrupted. 4. Blane Mortensen graciously receives his football award from Mr. Leary. 5. Stacey Lutgen tries to explain to Mr. Wilson how his vo-ag class should be handled. 1. After four long months, Miss Logan is ready for Christmas vacation. 2. Mrs. O’Rourke looks confused after correcting tons of papers. 3. HIGH SCHOOL TEACHERS, TOP TO BOTTOM: Rob Lott, Chris Mehring, Melody Goodwin. Julie Maddison, Dean Leary, Larry Keller, Phyllis Massar, DuWayne Wilson. Millie Thompson. Laurel O'Rourke, John Funk, and Jack Garman. NOT PICTURED: Karen Hutchison. 4 GRADE SCHOOL TEACHERS, FRONT ROW. L TO R: Kathy Lane, Karen Degel. Melody Goodwin, Linda Flynn, Sharon Flesch, Beryl Mann, Bonnie Kelly. BACK ROW: Jim Lane, Don Price, Kerry Koenig, Tammy Hansen, Kathryn Logan, Brent Bassett, and Dave Marsh. 5. Mr. Bassett has a headache after another hectic day. 6. Mr. Koenig is surprised that we would ask him for advice. 7. Don’t give me that look. (Mrs. Massar) 17 1. Superintendent Larry Kieckbusch returned to the classroom this year to teach senior P.A.D. 2. Linda Walter (clerk) is joined by Janet Wellman (secretary) to man the SHS office. 3. The hungry bodies are fed by cooks Monica Maloney and Lou Birdsill. 4. BOS DRIVERS: Dick Hoover. Frank Moore and Arlee Staley. 5. JANITORS: Jack Simonsen, Matt Petersen and Dennis Knutson. 6. After 26 years at the Sheridan Schools, Jack Simonsen retired in May. We ll all miss you. Jack! 18 11 19 Road to State Girls' basketball began August 17, 1987, with great ex- pectations. Sixteen girls par- ticipated in this sport: three seniors, four juniors, four sophomores, and five freshmen. Their season began with eight non-conference games. They won four and lost four. Next were the conference games. The record was a little better: 8 and 2. The girls advanced to the district tournament held in Dillon ranked first and ended up winning the tournament for the third consecutive year. Two weeks later they were off to divisionals in Missoula. They received the second place trophy and advanced to the state tournament held in Lewistown. The Sheridan girls' basket- ball team of 1987 placed fourth in the state with a final record of 18 and 9. This was the first team to go to the state com- petition from Sheridan. 20 1. VARSITY GIRLS' BASKETBALL TEAM. FRONT ROW. L TO R: Angel Trettel. SECOND ROW: Michelle Clark, Tracy Smith, Jody Massar, Judy Bieler, Susie Chrest. BACK ROW: Manager Becky Ostler, Coach Lott, Anita Shaw, Karol Mark, Julie Kieckbusch, Susan Wessel, Danette Day, Coach Koenig, Statistician Lynette Larson. 2. Panthers prepare to upset the Mustangs. 3. Julie Kieckbusch is escorted by her parents at Parents' Night. 4. Susie Chrest and Susan Wessel show off their team jackets. 5. Panthers fight for the rebound. 6. JUNIOR VARSITY. GIRLS' BASKETBALL TEAM. FRONT ROW, L TO R: Michelle Clark, Stephanie Barnosky, Marcy Rathie, D'Lon Massar, Angel Trettel. SECOND ROW: Manager Jenny Andrle, Jody Massar. Suzanne Clark, Kelly Ludwick, Danette Day, Tracy Smith, Coach Lott. 7. Julie Kieckbusch (23) flies by the Mustang's defense as Susie Chrest (13) and Anita Shaw (25) look on. 8. Susan Wessel (31) puts up a shot as Julie Kieckbusch (23) and Anita Shaw wait for the rebound. 9. Anita Shaw (25) looks to pass to Karol Mark (35) as Julie Kieckbusch (23) plans her next move. 21 Panther Country The 1987-88 Panthers had a conference record of 4-6. This may not seem too im- pressive, but whatever the Panthers lacked in size and skill was overshadowed by thei desire to play basketball. The turnout of boys interested in basketball for the 1987-88 season was so good the for the first time in several years there were three teams of Panthers. Coaches Lott an Lane were assisted by Chris Mehring, a student from Western Montana College. The Panthers graduated five seniors this year but look forward to a great rebuilding year in 1988-89. 1. BOYS’ VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM, L TO R: Coach Mehring, Bill Hager, Coach Lott, John Dietrich, Doug Smith, Cody Hensen, Blane Mortensen, Lonnie Horn, Ron Betts, Stacey Lutgen, Lance Huff, Keith Kneeland, Manager Reece Carey. 2. Lance Huff shoots for two. 3. Good defense, Blane Mortensen and Doug Smith. 22 1. BOYS' B SQUAD BASKETBALL TEAM. L TO R: Manager Lance Barney. Bill Bieler, Joe Forcella, Scott Edmlsten. Dave Fetterly, Jason George. Kip Funk. Jake Bar nosky, Coach Lane. 2. BOYS' C SQUAD BASKETBALL TEAM, L TO R: Manager Lance Barney. Buck Ludwlck. Jason Slmonsen. John Smith, Trevor Walter. Dale Pearson. Jeremy Smith, Justin Lang, Dewy Shattuck, Coach Lane. 3. Joe Forcella drives past a defender and lays it up for two. 4. The junior varsity team gets psyched before the game begins. 23 s 1 a m a J a m a The Sheridan volleyball team had a very productive season. With a record of 9-1 it gave them first in the conference. The Panthers’ next stop was Laurel for divisionals. The Panthers con- quered Ennis, Bridger, and Joliet to put them in the championship game. The Panthers could not prevail in that tough championship fight but made school history by moving on to Havre for the state tournament. The Panthers played well with their only losses to the top two teams in the state. Miss Logan summarizes the season by saying, “Teamwork was the key to the whole season.” 1. PANTHER VOLLEYBALL TEAM. FRONT ROW, L TO R: Susan Christensen, Judy Bieler. Suzanne Clark. Martha Decker. Anita Sha � Tracy Smith, Angel Trettle. BACK ROW: Kacey Coffman. Kelly Lud- wick, Julie Kieckbusch, Diane Christensen. Danette Day. Susan Wessel, Miss Logan. 2. “Isn't that a double hit. Judy Bieler? 24 1. The varsity volleyball team gets psyched up to beat the town team. 2. Martha Decker, Kelly Ludwick, Suzanne Clark, and Angel Trettle await an oncoming serve. 3. Anita Shaw, Julie Kieckbusch, Danette Day, and Judy Bieler in their ready position. 4. Danette Day and Anita Shaw wish they had chairs to rest in while they await a serve. 5. Anita Shaw does a wonderful Lady Liberty impersonation. 6. Good up, Susan Wessel!” Far Out Footwork This year’s football team consisted of four seniors, four juniors, two sophomores, and seven freshmen. The season wasn’t one of the best; but Coach Leary said, “I couldn’t have been happier with their effort. Part of the reason this season wasn’t up to par was due to the fact that there weren’t that many returning players. The two wins were supplied by Lima and Twin Bridges in grueling contests. The senior members of the Panther football squad can pride themselves for defeating rival Twin Bridges all four years of their football career. • - f ’L THr 2 26 1. FOOTBALL TEAM, FRONT ROW. L TO R: Bill Bieler. Jason George, Justin Lang. Jeremy Smith. Ron Betts. Joe Forcella, John Smith. Dewey Shattuck. BACK ROW: Coach Leary, Asst. Coach Ray. Clint Parsons, Kip Funk, Tom Funk, Blane Mortensen. Doug Smith, Keith Kneeland, Alan Ostler, Asst. Coach Holom. and Asst. Coach Wilson. NOT PICTURED: Frank Kelly and Troy Waller. 2. Frank Kelly heads for the line. 3. Keith Kneeland gets the TD. 4. Keith Kneeland shows his catching ability. 5. Tom Funk (68) in the pack. 6. Panthers catch and tackle opponent. 27 Track Attack 1. Karol Mark and Jody Massar are neck and neck In the 800 meter run. 2. Anita Shaw is airborn in the triple jump. 3. SHS GIRLS’ TRACK TEAM, FRONT ROW, L TO R: Cathy Qualls, Anita Shaw, Tracy Smith, Jody Massar. Back Row: Julie Kieckbusch, Susan Wessel, Karol Mark, Danette Day, Susie Chrest, Coach Koenig. 4. Good javelin form, Danette Day. 5. The SHS girls' track team runs a warm-up lap. 28 1. Nice hurdle form, Tracy Smith. 2. Anita Shaw is ahead of the pack In the 100 meter dash. 3. Julie Kieckbusch eyes the finish line in the 200 meter dash. 4. Jilie Kieckbusch, Anita Shaw, and Keith Kneeland are exhausted after the district track meet. 5. Cathy Qualls pushes on towards the finish line. 29 Fourth at State 1. The boys’ track team stretches before the hard workout. 2. Dale Pearson wishes he was at the finish line. 3. BOYS’ TRACK TEAM. FRONT ROW. L TO R: Justin Lang, Trevor Walter. Chris Caparoso, Aaron Davis, Dale Pearson, Dave Fetterly. Back Row: Tom Funk, Doug Smith. Coach Lott, Blane Mortensen, Keith Kneeland. 4. Blane Mortensen shows us his triple jump- ing form. 5. Tom Funk shows his strength throwing the shotput. 30 1. Dave Fctterly, Aaron Davis, and Dale Pearson finish strong. 2. Doug Smith takes a rest at a track meet. 3. Keith Knedand soars In the long jump. 4. Blane Mortensen hurdles to a victory at district. 5. Aaron Davis runs on the backstretch at the district meet. SHS Cheer Queens 1. JUNIOR VARSITY GIRLS’ BASKETBALL AND BOYS’ FOOT- BALL CHEERLEADERS, TOP TO BOTTOM: Heidi Edmisten and Cammie Glenn. 2. Erin McMillen and Becky Ostler perform the cheer Skit, Scat” for the crowd. 3. VARSITY GIRLS’ BASKETBALL AND BOYS’ FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS, TOP TO BOTTOM: Darcee Waller, Bobbie Petersen, Cathy Qualls. 32 1. VARSITY GIRLS’ VOLLEYBALL AND BOYS’ BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS. L TO R: Erin McMillen. Darcee Waller. Bobble Petersen, Becky Ostler. 2. Bobble Petersen enjoys cheering in one of the new outfits the girls worked so hard to get. 3. JUNIOR VARSITY GIRLS’ VOLLEYBALL AND BOYS’ BASKET- BALL CHEERLEADERS. L TO R: Heidi Edmisten. Marcy Rathie. 4. Marcy Rathie and Heidi Edmisten are enthusiastic! 33 Football Scoreboard Sheridan 22 White Sulpher Springs 44 Sheridan 12 Ennis 42 Sheridan 30 Gardiner 46 Sheridan 20 Clyde Park 28 Sheridan 22 West Yellowstone 38 Sheridan 38 Lima 30 Sheridan 58 Twin Bridges 52 Girls’ Basketball Sheridan 92 Belgrade J.V. 31 Sheridan 40 Deer Lodge 38 Sheridan 48 Harrison 52 Sheridan 84 Lima 20 Sheridan 60 Ennis 49 Sheridan 51 Twin Bridges 23 Sheridan 53 Three Forks 59 Sheridan 63 West Yellowstone 21 Sheridan 55 Gardiner 44 Sheridan 57 Harrison 46 Sheridan 70 Lima 30 Sheridan 65 Townsend 78 Sheridan 44 Ennis 69 Sheridan 49 Twin Bridges 33 Sheridan 43 Three Forks 41 Sheridan 52 Townsend 64 Sheridan 52 West Yellowstone 28 Sheridan 52 Manhattan Christian 55 District Sheridan 50 West Yellowstone 31 Sheridan 63 Ennis 60 Divisional Sheridan 53 Hot Springs 35 Sheridan 41 Seeley Swan 39 Sheridan 42 Manhattan Christian 53 Volleyball Sheridan 16 Ennis 14 Sheridan 15 White Sulpher Springs 13 Sheridan 15 Gardiner 2 Sheridan 15 W st Yellowstone 5 Sheridan 7 Philipsburg 15 Sheridan 14 Deer Lodge 16 Sheridan 8 Twin Bridges 15 Sheridan 15 Ennis J.V. 1 Sheridan 15 West Yellowstone 5 Sheridan 8 Twin Bridges 15 Sheridan 13 Ennis 15 Sheridan 15 White Sulpher Springs 13 Sheridan 15 Gardiner 7 Sheridan 15 West Yellowstone 7 Divisional Sheridan 15 Ennis 7 Sheridan 12 Bridger 15 Sheridan 12 Twin Bridges 15 Sheridan 6 Joliet 15 Sheridan 11 Twin Bridges 15 State Sheridan 58 Terry 61 Sheridan 60 Nashua 56 Sheridan 47 Manhattan Christian 46 Sheridan 47 Terry 55 Boys ’ Basketball Sheridan 36 Boulder 89 Sheridan 48 Whitehall 85 Sheridan 55 Harrison 75 Sheridan 63 Lima 59 Sheridan 52 Ennis 77 Sheridan 52 Twin Bridges 60 Sheridan 45 Three Forks 58 Sheridan 47 West Yellowstone 46 Sheridan 50 Townsend 75 Sheridan 64 Butte High Sophomores 68 Sheridan 49 Harrison 85 Sheridan 70 Lima 60 Sheridan 44 Deer Lodge 86 Sheridan 59 Ennis 77 Sheridan 46 Twin Bridges 85 Sheridan 42 Three Forks 43 Sheridan 53 West Yellowstone 48 Sheridan 51 Townsend 53 District Sheridan 40 Twin Bridges 63 Sheridan 56 West Yellowstone 71 State Sheridan 14 Terry 16 Sheridan 15 Garaldine 9 Sheridan 10 Carter County 15 35 Susie Chrest Martha Decker Lonnie Horn Clint Kemph Janet Ludwick Michelle Clark Cody Hensen Lance Huff Tina Krull Erin McMillen Lance Barney Ron Betts Kari Breach 1. Lance Barney expresses his excitement over accomplishing his first geometry assignment while Ron Betts asks Mr. Loft for help. 2. Janel Henness is excited to be attending SHS. 3. Vince Young tries to express just how much he loves SHS. 36 MOT PICTURED: Heather Higgins Janel Henness Darcee Waller Troy Waller Susan Wessel Vince Young 1. Lance Huff is still in the process of waking up for a Monday morning. 2. The geometry class is so full of energy. 3. Stevie Wonder? Mo, Lonnie Horn! 4. Kari Braach is lost for words as Alan Ostler gets ready to hit her with his book. 5. I just love morning practices! (Martha Decker) 37 1. Erin McMillen and Tina Krull perform their speech before go- ing on to state. 2. Heather Higgins is so relieved to be back at S.H.S. 3. Susie Chrest and Susan Wessel are once again wondering the halls. 4. Bobbie Petersen proudly accepts her cheerleading award. 5. Michelle Clark takes a nap as Tina Krull researches for Speech. 6. Janet Ludwick or Hilda the Witch? 7. 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(Matt Petersen) 6. Mr. Bassett and Mr. Leary discuss who to vote for in this year's election. 7. Mrs. O'Rourke is so excited to be annual staff advisor. 8. Karol Mark and Tracy Smith seem to be having problems with their chemistry assignment. 8 41 1. Mr. Lott is very proud of his pet, Angus. 2. Sheridan High students and teachers gathered to send the volleyball team to state. 3. Unusual sight: Justin Lang, studying! 4. Accounting II students seem to be a strange crew. (Julie Kieckbusch, Becky Ostler, and Lonnie Horn). 5. Diane Christensen and Tina Krull prepare themselves for their play. 6. Senior class attempts to win the spirit contest at a pep rally. 7. Susan Wessel and Susie Chrest are amazed at how dirty the gym can be!! 42 43 Homecoming Thrills Homecoming festivities started on Thursday night, September 24, with a pep rally and bonfire. The day of the game dawned clear and warm: a perfect day for a game. The parade began at 11 a.m. Many people turned out to see the colorful floats and all those who participated in the parade. The first place prize went to the juniors with their float Swat the Hornets. Second place went to the sophomores with the theme Raid 'Em.” The freshmen's float Zap 'Em” placed third. Candidates for homecoming queen and their escorts were: Senior Becky Ostler and Ralee Rogers, Juniors Anita Shaw and Cody Hensen, Sophomores Cathy Qualls and Reece Carey, and Freshmen D'Lon Massar and Jason Simonsen. The game started at 1 p.m. with Sheridan matched against White Sulphur Springs. The Panthers played well the first half. The second half was tough and in the end Sheridan was defeated 44-22. 44 1 Juniors grab the float title and the $20 awarded by the pep club. 2. Junior Anita Shaw was crowned the 1987 Homecoming Queen by Diane Christensen. Princess Becky Ostler offers her congratulations. 3. Coach Leary introduces the 1987 Panther football team at the pep rally. 4. Seniors were “Tired Out! 5. The boys look forward to a tough challenge. 6. Homecoming queen candidates D'Lon Massar, Cathy Qualls. Anita Shaw, and Becky Ostler were driven onto the field by John Dietrich. 7. Jesse George quizzes single girls to find the perfect date. Christmas in the Air 1. The grade school performed the play Boo Bear” at the concert. 2. The high school watches as others per from. 3. Karol Mark warms up before she has to play. 4. The high school chorus sang beautifully during the concert. 5. The American Legion played Santa s helpers at the concert. Spring Music 1. Mr. German worked hard to get the students ready for the performance. 2. The high school chorus looks very professional performing at the spring concert. 3. The high school band played with enthusiasm. 4. Becky Ostler plays her tenor saxophone solo, which she performed at state music festival. 47 Prom 1988 “You’re my Angel” 1. Miss (J.S.A.? No, it’s Sheridan's own prom queen, Diana Christensen. 2. Diane Christensen Is being crowned prom queen by Anita Shaw as Prince Lance Huff and King John Dietrich look on. 3. Everyone seems to be enjoying themselves at the prom. 4. The prom king and queen begin the grand march. 5. Blane Mortensen, where's your date? 6. Michelle Clark strings balloons as Janet Ludwick hangs crepe paper. 7. Diane Christensen crowns Anita Shaw prom princess as Lance Huff and John Dletrith look on. The crown bearers are Dani O’Rourke and Kyle Koenig. 8. Troy Waller worked hard on the prom decorations. 9. Lance Huff, Cody Hensen, and Clint Kemph worked hard to make the prom enjoyable for others. 10. Susan Christensen O.K.’s the prom while Tina Krull stands in awe of the lead singer of the band. 11. Darcee Waller takes a break from decorating. 49 “Horror High” or “It Came From the Student Lounge” 1. Director Julie Maddison-helps Elmo (Blane Mortensen) put on his face for the big night. 2. Hey, that's my lawnmower! (Josie, Clint, Burt) 3. I'll catch him. (Lance Barney) 4. Mrs. Wellington shows Miss Crushrose the painting of their founder, Torquemada Toombs, while Edna pays close attention. 5. Mario Grimm struggles as she tries to escape Marcus's hangman's noose. 6. We'll talk in the morning. March out of here and back to your room. Don't stop on the way. And no cookies. Understand? (Marcus, Dr. Diggs) 7. Clint has a lot of explaining to do to Hope, Audrey and the rest of the students. 8. Torquemada, Torquemada, founder of this school. We will always honor you and live the golden rule. Torquemada, Torquemada, Torquemada Toombs hall to our leader great Rah! Rahl Rah! Boom! (Debra, Clint, Ferdinand, Burt) 9. Hollywood, here I cornel (Evelyn) 50 Cast Ferdinand Debra Dubonet Mrs. Wellington Audrey Cotter Keith Kneeland Judy Bieler Diane Christensen Erin McMillen Bobbie Petersen Clint Bill Bieler Burt Joe Forcella Mias Crushrose Cheri Flesch Blane Mortensen Evelyn Mario Grim Spot Dr. Diggs. Heather Higgins Lance Barney Mias Grimm Carrie Blaquitbarrel 51 B-I-N-G-O! 1. Steve Henness, Kip Funk, Dale Pearson, Jason Royston and Jake Bamosky discuss how they will decorate their booth. 2. Leann Hecker uses that smile to coax someone over to the Duck Pond. 3. John Galiger, Justin Lang and Jeremy Smith wait anixously for someone to pound the nail on the head. 4. It's your turn. (Buck Ludwick, Ranee Rathle) 52 1. “I can’t believe I am doing this.” (Lance Barney, Ken Stellingwerf) 2. Joe Forcella is in a deep train of thought while decorating for the carnival. 3. Sean McDuffee and Martha Decker help to make bingo a big hit at the carnival. 4. Angel Foster was dunked by several enemies. 5. Jody Casey and Danette Day felt lucky to get out of school for an afternoon. 53 Awards for All 1. Judy Bieler was president of student council. 2. Kari Braach received the trophy for social studies. 3. Keith Kneeland was honored by receiving the Good Sportsmanship award. 4. The girls' volleyball team played in the state tournament. 5. Some members of student council wait to receive their awards. (Jody Massar, Danette Day, Joe Forcella, Bill Bieler) 6. Lynette Larson received the FFA Good Citizenship trophy. 7. Julie Kieckbusch was named the Army athletic award winner. 8. Karol Mark graciously received a scholarship to attend Aquinas College next fall. 9. Doug Smith was all smiles when he was awarded the trophy for math. 10. The junior varsity boys' basketball participants received certificates. (John Smith, Chris Caparoso, Trevor Walter, Jason Simonsen) The Final Chapter 1. Karol Mark gives the valedictorian address. 2. The senior girls are hoping their caps won't fail off. 3. Salutatorian Doug Smith thanks his family and friends. 4. The senior boys discuss their plans for the future. 5. Becky Ostler, Karol Mark, Julie Kleckbusch, Tom Funk, and Aaron Davis file into the gym. 56 1. The band plays Hymn to Joy. 2. Stacy Lutgen shows no remorse at graduating. 3. Blane Mortensen goes to receive his diploma. 4. Dr. Alan Zetler gives the seniors a few words of advice. 5. Eileen Yeager, SHS’s oldest graduate, talks to the seniors. 6. Martin Hansen is pleased to finally get his diploma. 7. Lynette Larson, Julie Kieckbusch, Tom Funk, and Aaron Davis are eager to graduate. 8. Karol Mark eyes the camera as the rest of the seniors wait to sit down. 9. Father Trainor talks to the seniors about sex (seniors entering the x-factor). Jr. Sr. Banquet 1. Junior mothers prepared a delicious meal for the banquet. 2. Mr. and Mrs. Matt Petersen listen while Robin Baner entertains. 3. Julie Kieckbusch reminisces about old times with Judy Bieler. 4. Parents, friends and seniors enjoyed the meal. 5. Mr. and Mrs. Kneeland and Mr. and Mrs. Carter en- joy a pleasant evening while Doug Smith. Blane Mortensen and Tom Funk tell of their future plans. 58 59 1. Jenny Andrie is surprised by the camera during the lunch break. 2. Tracy Smith takes time to smile at the camera. 3. Jason Royston and Reece Carey roam the halls at SHS, while Angel Trettel looks for her locker. 4. Cathy Qualls is trying to find her assignment before the bell rings. 5. Angel Trettel shows everyone the art of basketweaving. 6. Jody Casey looks really enthused as she walks the halls at SHS. 1. Jody Massar is getting ready to play a tune during band class. 2. Kim Rooney has returnerd to SHS. 3. Tracy Smith and Jason Royston take a break from the books for a moment. LEFT TO RIGHT: Bill Flager Kip Funk Leann Hecker Jody Massar NOT PICTURED: Chris Caparoso Jody Casey Frank Kelly Kim Rooney 1. Some sophomores (Tracy Smith, Reece Carey, Scott Edmisten, and Jason Royston) await the end of biology class. 2. Angel Trettel and Jody Massar model their outfits for Synthetic Day. 3. Kip Funk and Jason Royston are caught roaming the halls during class. 4. Is that Scott Edmisten or Larry Bird? 5. Bill Hager gives us his disgusted look. 6. Chris Caparoso moved to SHS from Hawaii. Cathy Qualls Jason Royston Tracy Smith Angel Trettel ■ VJi.LE' JLSAUL 63 Notes on Music 1. Judy Bieler whistles a little tune before performing at the Christmas concert. 2. Keith Kneeland. Lance Huff, and John Dietrich are all trying to tell Mr. Garman, He stole your music! ' 3. SHERIDAN HIGH SCHOOL BAND. FRONT ROW. L TO R: Marcy Rathie, Heather Higgins, Erin McMillen, Martha Decker. Judy Bieler, Julie Kieckbusch, Michelle Clark. Kari Braach, Jenny Andrle, Vicky Christensen, Shannon Jones. SECOND ROW: Melissa Edmisten, Tracy Smith. Becky Ostler. Suzanne Clark. Cheri Flesch, Trevor Walter. Dana Hicks, D’Lon Massar, Danette Day. Anita Shaw. Jody Massar. BACK ROW: Dale Pearson. Reece Carey. Kip Funk. Bill Bieler. Christy Barney. Ben Sorensen, Jeremy Smith. Shawna Carter. Jason Simonsen, Keith Kneeland. Lance Huff. Mr. Garman. Buck Ludwick. Joe Forcella, Lance Barney, John Dietrich. 64 1. AFTERNOON CHOROS. L TO R: Kari Breach. Lynette Larson. Jenny Andrie, Susan Christensen. Mr. Garman. D Lon 2. NOON CHOROS. BOTTOM ROW. L TO R: Mr. Garman. Susan Christensen. D’Lon Massar. SECOND ROW: Becky Ostler. Heidi Edmisten. Jenny Andrie. Kacey Ccffmwi TOP ROW: Kari Breach. Lynette Larson. Diane Christensen. 65 Yearbook Mania 1. Julie Kieckbusch and Susie Chrest are busy cropping. 2. Lynette Larson makes anything fun. 3. An adviser's job is never done. (Mrs. O’Rourke) 4. Julie Kieckbusch gives us one of her stunn- ed looks. 5. Finding just the right picture isn't easy. (Susan Wessel) 6. Another dedicated member works on next year's annual. (Anita Shaw) 7. Annual staff finances boggle Susie Chrest's mind. 66 Student Government Works! 1. STUDENT COUNCIL, FRONT ROW. L TO R: Cathy Qualls. Jody Massar, Scott Edmisten (Vice President). Joe Forcella. Bill Bieler. BACK ROW: Darcee Waller (Secretary Treasurer). Judy Bieler (Presi- dent). Danette Day, Julie Kieckbusch, Anita Shaw. Keith Kneeland and Mr. Keller (Advisor). 2. Throughout the year Darcee Waller was busy organizing many stu- dent activities. 3. Jody Massar is proud to be a member of student council activities. 4. Being a member of student council has its ups and downs; ask Anita Shaw. 5. Judy Bieler and Julie Kieckbusch show their power over Scott Edmisten. 67 Forensics: The First Year 1. Becky Ostler took her oral interpretation all the way to state. 2. No nerves were shown even though this was Tina Krall's first year in forensics. 3. FORENSICS TEAM. FRONT ROW. L TO R: Mrs. Maddison (Ad- visor). Susan Christensen. Diane Christensen, Becky Ostler. BACK ROW: Martha Decker, Tina Krull, and Erin Me Mi lien. 4. A dramatic performance was given by Tina Krull and Erin McMillen during a public appearance. 5. Susan Christensen and Diane Christensen know just how much forensics takes out of you! 6. Martha Decker shows great talent as she performs cooly. 7. After the performance Diane Christensen gives a relieved look to the crowd. Freedom of the Press 1. WORD PROCESSING STAFF, L TO R: Susan Wessel, Keith Kneeiand, Bill Babcock, Becky Ostler, Aaron Davis, Bobbie Petersen, Mrs. O'Rourke and Mr. Mehring. 2. Susan Wessel knows she’s keyboarded well. 3. Jesse George always worked hard in journalism class. 4. JOURNALISM STAFF, FRONT ROW, L TO R: Clint Kemph, Darcee Waller, Judy Bieler, Susan Christensen, Lynette Larson. BACK ROW: Mrs. Mad- dison, John Dietrich. Blane Morten sen. Diane Christensen. Cody Hensen, Jesse George. NOT PICTURED: Janet Ludwick, Tina Krull. Bob Driscoll. Bill Babcock. 69 FHA 1. Susie Chrest is trying to help Darcee Waller find the right side of the fabric. 2. Kacey Coffman and Marcy Rathie participated in the Cowbelles' Beef Cookoff. Kacey received first place at the county cookoff and second at divisionals. 3. Mrs. Hutchison helps Kacey Coffman weave a basket as a new project while Heidi Ed- misten and Cheri Flesch attempt it by themselves. 4. FHA STATE PARTICIPANTS. FRONT ROW. L TO R: Mrs. Hutchison (advisor). Anita Shaw. Tina Krull. Judy Beiler, Erin McMillen. BACK ROW: Stephanie Barnosky, Melissa Edmisten, Keith Kneeland. Jeremy Christensen. Lynette Larson. Cheri Flesch. 1. FHA, FRONT ROW. L TO R: Janet Ludwick. Stephanie Barnosky, Cathy Qualls. Lynette Larson. SECOND ROW: Michelle Clark. Cheri Flesch, Marcy Rathie. THIRD ROW: Darcee Waller. Bobbie Petersen. FOURTH ROW: Keith Kneeland, Anita Shaw. Susan Wessel. FIFTH ROW: Martha Decker, Judy Bieler, Erin McMillen. BACK ROW: Kacey Coffman. Kari Braach. Tina Krull. (NOT PICTURED: Mrs. Hutchison, advisor.) 2. Lynette Larson and Judy Bieler received baby rabbits to care for in their family living class. 3. Home Ec II sits and discusses plans for their pre-school clinic. 71 1. Did the Vo ag class receive a new student or coiid it be Jody Massar learning to weld? 2. FFA. FRONT ROW. LTOR: Jason Simonsen. Jeremy Smith. Troy WaBer, Doug Smith. Ron Betts. SECOND ROW: Tom Funk. Lance Barney, John Smith. THIRD ROW: D'Lon Massar. Coy Brown. FOURTH ROW: Cody Hensen, Jody Massar .Qmt Parsons. FIFTH ROW: Alan Ostler. Stacey Lutgen. SIXTH ROW: Kip Fur . ScottEdmisten, Dewy Shat- tuck, Marty Hansen. BACK ROW: Joe ForceBa, Jake Bar- nosky. Bil Biekr. Bob Larson. (NOT PICTURED: Mr. Wilson, advisor.) 3. STATE FFA PARTICIPANTS. L TO R: Alan Ostler. Scott Ed- misten. Stacey Lutgen, Jody Massar. Tom Funk. D'Lon Massar. Coy Brown, Jake Bamosky, Advisor Mr. Wilson. 72 1. It seemed to be nice weather for Coy Brown and Doug Smith to do livestock judging. 2. Scott Edmisten cannot wait for the competition to end. 3. Jason Royston and Joe Forcella sit ready on the fence with judging cards in hand. 4. FFA members who traveled to the Denver Stockshow were Marty Hansen, D'Lon Massar, Coy Brown, Clint Parsons, Jody Massar. Kip Funk, and Mr. Wilson. 5. The vo ag class has learned a new skill and is putting it to work. 73 SHS Letter Persons 1. BOYS'S CLCJB, FRONT ROW, L TO R: Clint Parsons, Keith Kneeland, Blane Mortensen, Justin Lang, Jason George. SE- COND ROW: John Smith, Dewy Shattuck, Alan Ostler, Troy Waller, Jeremy Smith, Bill Bieler, Joe Forcella, Mr. Lott. BACK ROW: Frank Kelly, Tom Funk, Doug Smith, Lance Huff, Stacey Lutgen, John Dietrich, Kip Funk. 2. GIRLS' CLUB. FRONT ROW, L TO R: Lynette Larson, Mr. Koenig, Susan Christensen, Diane Christensen, Jody Massar. SECOND ROW: Bobbie Petersen, Darcee Waller, Danette Day, Becky Ostler, Michelle Clark, Mr. Lott, Tracy Smith. BACK ROW. Susan Wessel, Judy Bieler, Susie Chrest. Julie Kieckbusch, Anita Shaw. 74 Spirit Lifters 1. PEP CLCJB. FRONT ROW. L TO R: Lynette Larson. Marcy Rathie, Cathy Qualls. SECOND ROW: Janet Ludwick, Heather Higgins. Cheri Flesch. THIRD ROW: Jenny Andrle, Bobbie Petersen. Darcee Waller. FOURTH ROW: Mrs. Lane. Michelle Clark. Erin McMillen. FIFTH ROW: Susie Chrest, Becky Ostler. BACK ROW: Tina Krull, Heidi Edmisten, Anita Shaw. 2. Julie Kieckbusch, Judy Bieler. Susie Chrest. and Susan Wessel show their spirit by dressing up dur- ing pep club's spirit week. 3. Mr. Keller shows his pep by wearing his favorite pair of glasses. 75 We Are Proud of You!! 1. HOBY DELEGATE: Jody Massar. 2. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY, L TO R: Tom Funk, Doug Smith, Kari Braach, Julie Kieckbusch, Darcee Waller, Anita Shaw, Susie Chrest, Keith Kneeland, Diane Christensen, Becky Ostler, and Bobbie Petersen. 3. HIGH SCHOOL WEEK DELEGATES: Doug Smith, Tom Funk, Erin McMillen, Darcee Waller, and Karl Braach. 4. GIRLS' STATE: Delegate Karl Braach and Alternate Anita Shaw. 76 Spring Is Great in ’88! 1. Cheri Flesch models a mini skirt and t-shirt for the freshman fashion show. 2. Suzanne Clark and Marcy Rathie were commentators for the entertainment. 3. Heidi Edmisten models a cool sweater for the mothers and friends. 4. A light spring dress was modeled by Stephanie Barnosky. 77 Breakfast of Champions 1. Karol Mark, is that thirds already? 2. Marty Hansen, Tom Funk, and Kip Funk are eagerly waiting in line for their food. 3. Judy Bieler is not in the mood for pictures this early in the morning. 4. Mr. Kieckbusch is ready to give out the awards. 5. Gosh, Julie Kieckbusch, you sure are in a good mood this fine morning. 6. Cheri Flesch is overjoyed to receive her honor roll certificate. 78 79 1. D'Lon shows her Miss (J.S.A. pose while Bill Bieler stands in total astonishment. 2. Cheri Flesch works at the blackboard on her math while the rest of the class finds gossip much more interesting. (Dale Pearson, Heidi Edmisten, Jason George, Bill Bieler) 80 TOP LEFT: Stephanie Barnosky Bill Bieler BOTTOM RIGHT: Kacey Coffman Heidi Edmisten Jake Barnosky Suzanne Clark Mykie Eby David Fetterley TOP LEFT: Joe Forcella Craig Keller BOTTOM RIGHT: Bob Larson Kelly Ludwick Jason George Justin Lang Buck Ludwick D’Lon Massar TOP LEFT: Dale Pearson Dewy Shattuck BOTTOM RIGHT: Jeremy Smith Trevor Walter Marcy Rathie Jason Simonsen John Smith Cheri Flesch 1. i ne rresnmen stand stunned as Mr. Wilson wonders if teaching is really worth it. 2. Marcy Rathie shows Mrs. O’Rourke what proper office at- tire really looks like. 82 r ifw ■fc -.K rJrwi EBIOAH 4 I� • I 22 II • Tt 0 FIRST GRADE. FRONT ROW. L TO R: Curtis Hayden, Mike Edmisten, Kip Christensen. Clayton Edsall, Shane Holst. SECOND ROW: Kyle Koenig, Danielle Hartford. Susan Burke. Mariah Miller. Dani O’Rourke. Melonie Deboer. Kristy VerHow. BACK ROW: Ms. Kelly. April Young, Sarah Baxley. Emily Jensen, Jenny Galiger, Kendra Stewart, and Jacqueline Maurer. 2. KINDERGARTEN, FRONT ROW, L TO R: Scott Wuelfing. Joe Shelton, Cody Stone. Jerry Baxley. SECOND ROW: Missy Ludwick. Bret Carter, Romi Syme, Brad Elser, Joe Piazzola. Brenda Bassett. BACK ROW: Jordan Mantha, Mrs. Flesch. Jamie Wood. Kurt Duffner, Nicholas England. Jeff Maddison, Sean Lane, and Erin Jensen. 84 1 SECOND GRADE, FRONT ROW, L TO R: Matt Vesco, Shelly Russell, Brian VerHow, Steven Atchison, Andrea Tewalt. SECOND ROW: Greg Leary, Kristen Burke. Danielle Shelton, Travis Stufflebean, Mark Hayden, Teresa Darby. THIRD ROW: Reed Bassett, Jeff Burke, Kassidy Stewart. Joshua Christensen. Nicholas Shillock. Willy Fabel. Abbie Holland. BACK ROW: Miss Mann, Joshua Wood, Sandy Pack. Guy Duffner, Ben Wilkinson. Justin Mad- dison, and Kristin Williams. 2. Bethany Baxley was one of the many students on crutches this winter at the Sheridan Schools. 3. THIRD GRADE. FRONT ROW, L TO R: Jeannie Baxley, Christina Toelle, Brandy Jensen, Clayton Todd, Nikki Cecil. Ray Silve. SECOND ROW: Kurtis Koenig. Candace Elser, Jennifer DeBoer. Kelly Wait, Amy Leary. Kevin Larson. Garth Philpott. BACK ROW: Brandon Wilton. Abby Pearson. Sue Schulz, Charise Elser, Shanell Burke, Amanda Burke, Mrs. Flynn, Keri England, Scott Lane. 85 1. Ms. Kelly has been our faithful first grade teacher for 26 years. 2. FCXJRTH GRADE, FRONT ROW, L TO R: Jerrimiah Foster, Shawna Scott, Heather Holst. Bethany Baxley. SECOND ROW: Dan Galiger, Michael Christensen, Ben Clay pool, Ken Bassett, Matt Grange. THIRD ROW: Lindsey Marsh, Amy Pack, Tara Shelton, Allison Jensen, Lori Wilton, Toby O’Rourke. BACK ROW: Mr. Lane, Kevin Stellingwerf, Ryan Maddison, Andy Yecny, Jared Edmisten, Jacob Sorensen, Rhian Mantha. 3. FIFTH GRADE. FRONT ROW, L TO R: Colin Barnosky, Russell Bassett, Ricky Lane, Angie Fabel, Shaneil Jensen. SECOND ROW: Pat Burke. George Lopes, Shawn Atchison, Eric Kneeland, Chris Tewalt, Tammy Waller. BACK ROW: Miss Logan, Nathan Ostler. Tim Elser, Roy Edsall, Zeb Philpott, Seth Todd, Kate Wilkinson, Julie England. 1. SIXTH GRADE. FRONT ROW, L TO R: Darcy Salisbury, Kevin Schulz, Greg Day, Jason Witt- mer, Chad Birdsill. SECOND ROW: Ted Darby, Esther Stuffle- bean, Charise Anderson, Shawn Wittmer, Lisa Smith. THIRD ROW: Don Edmisten, Amber Jensen. Janet Claypool, Kevin Daems, Chad Krull, Jeremy Royston. BACK ROW: Mr. Marsh, Matt Edmisten, Maggie Shaw. Laura Barron, Fred Wessel, Christy Petersen, James Scott. 2. SEVENTH GRADE, FRONT ROW, L TO R: Chad Massar, Don Ostler, Travis Smith, Randy Lar- son, B. J. Robertson. SECOND ROW: Mike Marsh. Lanaie Todd, Tonya Privratsky, Stacy Owens. Angie Leary, Angel Foster, Carrie Miller, Ranee Rathie. THIRD ROW: Nikkie Babcock, J. R. Mar- conet. Jack Bieler. Jamie Wait, Heather Grange, Reece Silve, Ken Stellingwerf, John Galiger. BACK ROW: Chrissy Flesch, Holly Stiles, Mr. Koenig, Melanie Simonsen, Sean McDuffee, Shawn England, Denmark Jensen, Abbi Andrle, Jeff Barron. 3. EIGHTH GRADE. FRONT ROW. L TO R: Daylene Holst, Jeremy Christensen. Clint Hecker, Mike Young. SECOND ROW: Scott Day, Haley Flager, Curtis Tewalt, Wes Daems, Curtis Foster. THIRD ROW: Wade Zahn, Ben Sorensen, Christy Barney, Brian Chase, Dana Hicks, Shawna Carter. Shane Birdsill. BACK ROW: Vicki Christensen, Ryan Hensen, Melissa Edmisten, Chris Braach, Todd Elser, Shannon Jones, Krista Stiles, Mr. Bassett. 87 Student Index Andrie, Jennifer: Babcock, Bill: Barney. Lance: Barnosky, Jake: Barnosky, Stephanie: Betts, Ron: 1,21,46, 47,51,60, 64. 65, 75. B 1,2,8, 11,40,69 1,23,36, 37. 43. 50, 53, 64. 72 1,23, 52. 72. 80.82 1,21.70.71,77.80 1,22, 26. 35. 36. 37, 45. 72 Bieler, Bill: 1.23, 26. 46. 50, 51.55. 64. 67. 72. 73. 74. 79. 80 Bieler, Judy: 1.2,8, 10. 11. 12. 13. 19.20.24,25.40.46.51,54.56. 58, 64, 67,69, 70.71,74. 75. 78 Braach, Karl: 1,14, 36, 37, 46, 47, 54, 64, 65, 71, 76 Brown, Coy: 1,8,40,44,56,63,72,73 Kemph, Clint: 1,36,42,49,69 Kieckbusch, Julie: 1.2, 7. 9. 10. 11. 13. 14. 19.20.21,24,25,28. 29. 40. 42. 44. 46, 55, 56. 57. 58. 64. 66. 67, 74, 75. 76. 78 Kneeland, Keith: 1, 2, 7, 9, 10, 11. 13, 14, 22, 26. 27, 29. 30, 31, 40. 42. 44. 45. 46. 51.54. 56. 63. 64, 67, 69. 70, 71, 74, 76 Krull, Tina: 1,36, 38, 42. 49, 68. 70.71.75 Lang, Justin: 1. 23, 26, 30, 42. 45, 52, 74. 81 Larson, Bob: 1,46,72,79,81 Larson, Lynette: 1, 2, 7, 9, 10, 13, 20, 40, 42, 44, 46, 47, 55, 56, 57, 58, 65. 66. 69. 70,71,74. 75 Ludwick, Buck: 1,23,52,64,81 Ludwick, Janet: 1,36,38,48,71,75 Ludwick, Kelley: 1,21,24,25,81 Lutgen, Stacey: 1,9, 12, 14, 22, 40, 57, 72, 74 Caparoso, Chris: Carey, Reece: Casey. Jody: Chrest, Susie: 1,2,14, Christensen, Diane: 1, 8, Christensen, Susan: 1, 7, 8, Clark, Michelle: 1,2,14,20, Clark, Suzanne: Coffman, Kacey: 30. 55. 62.71 1,22, 38,41,46, 59. 60. 62,64 1,48, 53,60 20. 21,28. 36, 38. 42, 66. 70, 74. 75. 76 10, 12, 13. 24. 40, 42. 44, 46, 47. 48. 49, 50. 54, 56, 65. 68, 74, 76 10. 11. 12, 13,24, 40. 46, 47, 49, 65, 68, 69. 74 21.36. 38. 42, 46. 48, 50. 64. 71. 74. 75 1,21,24, 25. 54. 64. 77,80,81 1,24, 46. 65, 70,71.80 D Davis, Aaron: 1.2, 8, 12, 30, 31, 42, 56, 57, 69 Day, Danette: 1. 19. 20. 21.24, 25, 28, 53, 54, 55, 59,60, 64, 67, 71, 74 Decker, Martha: I, 14, 24, 25, 36, 37, 45, 51,53, 54, 64, 68, 71 Dietrich, John: 1,8, 10, 22, 40, 42, 45, 48, 49, 64, 74 Driscoll, Bob: 1,8,40 M Mark, Karol: 9, 10, 12, 13, 14, 20, 21,28, 40,41,42, 46. 55, 56,57, 78 Massar, D'Lon: 1,21,45, 46, 64,65, 72, 73, 79, 80, 81 Massar, Jody: 1, 20, 21, 28. 46,55, 59.61,62, 64, 67, 72, 73, 74, 76 McMillen, Erin: 1, 32, 33, 35, 36, 38, 45, 51,64, 68. 70, 71, 75, 76 Mortensen, Blane: 1,7,9, 10, 12, 14, 19,22,26,30,31,40,43,44, 45, 48, 50, 56, 57, 58, 74 o Ostler, Alan: 1,26,37,42,44,72,74 Ostler. Becky: 1.2. 9. 10. 12, 20, 25, 32, 33, 40, 42. 44, 45, 46, 47. 56. 64.65, 68. 69, 74, 75. 76 Parsons, Clinton: Pearson, Dale: Petersen, Bobbie: 1,26, 37, 44. 63, 72. 73. 74 1,23, 30.31.46.51.52. 64. 80. 82 1.32, 33. 37, 38, 42. 50. 63, 69. 71, 74, 75. 76 Eby, Mykie: Edmisten, Heidi: Edmisten, Scott: Fetterly, David Flager, Bill: Flesch, Cheri: Forcella, Joe: Funk, Kip 1 80 1,32,33, 47, 65. 70, 75,’77 1,23, 60, 62. 67, 72, 73 23. 30,31,80 1.22.59.61.62 1, 46. 50. 64. 70. 71. 75, 77. 78. 80. 81.82 1.23. 26. 50. 51.53, 55, 64. 67, 72. 73. 74. 79, 81 1, 23. 26. 45. 46. 52, 61.62, 63, 64. 72, 73, 74, 78 Q Funk. Tom: 1.8. 12, 26, 27, 30, 40. 44, 45, 56, 57, 58, 72, 74, 76, 78 George. Jason: George. Jesse: Hansen, Martin: Hecker, Leann: Henness. Janel: Henness, Steve: Hensen, Cody: Higgins, Heather: Horn, Lonnie: Huff. Lance: Keller. Craig: 88 Kelly, Frank: 1,23, 26, 42. 74,81 8, 10. 45, 48, 69 H 1,7,9, 10. 13, 40, 57, 63, 72. 73. 78 1.52,61 36 52 1,22, 35. 36, 37.42. 49. 72 1,38, 48,51,64, 75 1,22,36. 37. 42 1, 19. 22. 36. 37. 48. 49, 63. 64. 74 K 81 1,26, 45. 74 Qualls, Cathy: Rathie, Marcy: Rogers, Ralee: Rooney. Kim: Royston, Jason: Shattuck. Dewy: Shaw, Anita: 1,2, 19, 20, Simonsen, Jason: Smith, Doug: 1,9,11,12, Smith, Jeremy: Smith, John: Smith, Tracy: 1,20, 21,24, Trettel. 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