https://caspercollege.cvlcollections.org/files/original/411bb97a57f62cf2a351eaceb8bfd79c.pdf 5bc22269fd5c899b862f6abc96621192 PDF Text Text �GOOD LUCK TO PAT AND THE T-BIRDS FROM THE BROKERS AT DAIN BOSWORTH Bill Kidd seif-directedIRA .program at Dam BoswMih and put youths in die j bad<ets your dMMce. MUTUM FUNDS John Schrader [bonds ! Bill McDowell Alex Neely Jack Nokes Randy Hughley Dan Bush Laura Butler Kevin Murphy In 1985. virtually everyone with earned income can establish an Individual Retirement Account or IRA. even if you’re covered by a retire­ ment plan where you work. Contributions to an IRA of up to $2,000 per year. ($4,000 for working couples) are tax deductible. You pay no tax on the contributions or their earnings until you withdraw the money at retirement. When you direct your IRA investments through a Dain Bosworth Investment Broker, you can take advantage of a variety of alternatives, over 20 investment areas in all. You can change your investments in response to market conditions. Learn more about this important opportunity and its potential for you. Before establishing your IRA talk to a Dain Bosworth Investment Broker or send in the coupon below. Craig Warner �CC president urges players, fans to enjoy a great year It is with great pride that I welcome you again to our campus. As you may know, we are usher­ ing in a new era in Thunderbird basketball this year, and we at Casper College share your excitement. We are committed to excellence in this area, just as we are committed to excellence in academics. I believe ac­ tivities and academics can go hand-in-hand. More important, athletics can serve as a rallying point for students, faculty and the community. athletics—much of it in the negative vein—there are still many bright spots. It’s always a pleasure to watch these young players mature and learn how to win on the court and in life. I hope you will join me in making this a suc­ cessful year, both for the Thunderbirds and for the fans. Let’s practice good sportsmanship along the way! Amid all the hoopla surrounding college Dr. Lloyd Loftin President, Casper College |— Credits----------------------------------- p/INCJR/LTZ The 1986-87 basketball program was produced and edited by Bill Landen, Director of College Relations at Casper College. The cover photograph was provided by Donna Davis, photographer at the college. Davis and Rick Sorenson of the Casper Star-Tribune are responsible for the other photographs contained in this program. Victoria Dyrek of the college provided the typeset material, and the House of Printing is responsible for the printing. We would like to thank Bill Plunkett of the Star-Tribune and Carol Stribling of Premier Foods, Inc. We ask that Thunderbird fans support our advertisers, because without them, this program, along with its features, statistics and player profiles, would not be possible. Support them as they support the T-Birds. Enjoy this 1986-87 season, and watch for special game-night Inserts in this program every home game. There will also be special drawings! COMPANY and CASPER COLLEGE “Two traditions of excellence for more than 35 years” Industrial Commercial WISHES COACH RAFFERTY AND HIS T-BIRDS BEST OF LUCK! HEATING & COOLING OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK BREAKFAST • LUNCH - DINNER Restaurant coonAMI • and Lounge LM EMBUMMBfl ANODANCHC Home or Office PANCRATZ IS AN EXPERT IN FOR BANQUET A PRIVATE PARTY RESERVATIONS CAU • AIR CONDITIONING • VENTILATING • ROOFING •INSULATION SHEET METAL WORK 237-1469 I-29kCUimi CVJUimLLC AT THE SHILO INN ESTWilATES 234-5391 1220 E. 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Noah Mike Oman Harry Patterson Richard Pavllcek Brian Platt Jack Rafferty Bill Reimer Mike Ridgeway William Schwartz Jack Schwartzkopf Don Schwartzkopf Art Terry Cal Walls Larry Wilhelm Warren Winter Paul Amadio Frank Chapman Dave Christensen Donald Cropsey Wil Durham Bruce Eddy Swede Erickson Dale Kennedy Lowell Kimble Ed Phillips Ken Post Dr. John E. Roussalis II Booster Club Members Bob Asay Herman Belving Allan L. Black Art Boatright Marion Bouzis ox SPORTING GOODS Honorary Members T. A. Cooper Ray Arnold Lou Roussalis M. S. “Pat” Pettersen Harry Durham Ed M. Gardner Gene Volker Good Luck Coach Rafferty All the Ffizy Thunderbirds! 265-1691 Ox Zellner Randy McIntyre Brad Beebout Pete Zellner New Location: SUNRISE CENTER 4140 South Poplar Casper. Wyoming SHOWBOAT MOTEL 1-25 and Center - Box 2501 235-2711 3 �TRI E DRILLING COMPANY 895 W. RIVER CROSS ROAD P. 0. BOX 2360 ZIP CODE 82602 CASPER, WYOMING PHONE 237-9301 AREA CODE 307 H. A. (DAVE) TRUE, JR. PARTNER DAVID L. TRUE MANAGING PARTNER R. P. KIRKPATRICK Drilling Superintendent FRED FOX Asst. Drilling Supt. GARY HOGGATT Drilling Engr. c. B. McChesney EARL SIDES Asst. Drilling Supt. Asst. Drilling Supt. OPERATING FIFTEEN ROTARY RIGS IN THE ROCKY MOUNTAIN AREA 4 �COVER STORY Buffalo native takes over T-Bird reins It surprised very few that Pat Rafferty would choose to be a basketball coach. After all, the great American indoor sport has been an integral part of his life. Growing up in Sunrise and Buffalo, he used to spend hours watching his father. Jack, running his teams through drills. Jack is now a member of the Wyoming Coaches Hall of Fame, and a respected sage of courtside manner. Pat played for his father, and was an all-stater for the Bison, before leading the first Wyoming All-Star contingent against Montana. He went on to play a year at Northwest Community College in Powell, and two years at Eastern Montana College in Billings. It was very shortly after his playing days that Rafferty was thrust into the coaching ranks. He became a graduate assistant for Dick Edwards at the beginning of the 1960-81 season. In January, Edwards died of a heart attack. Rafferty coached the rest of the year. EMC finished 21-9, made the playoffs for the first time in the school’s history, and wound up 17th in the country. In 1981-82, Rafferty assisted Pat Douglas at EMC, before taking assistant jobs at Northern Arizona and later at the University of Idaho. That Division I recruiting experience is something he brings to his next job­ coaching the Casper College Thunderbirds. Rafferty knows the challenge ahead. All he has to do is coach one of the top 10 junior college programs in the country, fill the shoes of a Hall of Fame Coach—Swede Erickson, and maintain a winning tradition. But then, he wouldn’t be here if the challenge weren't great. “There were only a handful of juco head jobs in the country that I would have considered,” he says. “As far as the community and resources are concerned, and as far as the tradition, this was one of them." And so, just a couple hours down the road from where he played his high school ball, he has his chance to be a head coach. “I’ve been waiting for an opportunity like this," he told a press conference the day he was introduced. “I don’t have all the answers, but I think I have a sound philosophy and belief about how the game is to be played." Rafferty says his initial goal is to instill an identity and a philosophy that will “set the tone for the future." His longterm goal, he adds, is to have a chance to play for the national title. "I hope when others mention my teams, they will say that we play hard, that we play good defense, and that we can adjust to various tempos offensively. We’ll take good shots and we’ll play hard." Fans got a preseason look at this year’s Thunderbird edition against the alumni squad. While the T-Birds fell 79-76, it was a team that showed discipline and took good shots. It was also a team that showed signs of an outstanding running game. It will not be an easy road for the first-year coach. This is probably the toughest T-Bird schedule in memory. The first eight games are in tournaments, against quality opponents. The only two other games before Christmas are against preseason Region IX favorites Sheridan and Trididad State. "We could be .500 by Christmas time, and still be a good team,” Rafferty points out. “This schedule will test our water.” The one ace in the hole for these T-Birds might be depth. Rafferty appears to be 10 or 12 players deep. There are no superstars. But they have potential. "The biggest thing we have to overcome is the transition to a new system," Rafferty says. “Most coaches have at least a few players who have been in the program. The newness of the program will be an adjustment for everyone.” The area Rafferty says needs improvement is rebounding. If his frontline players can improve and go to the glass, these T-Birds might be in the running come March. We Bel ieve i n Wyoming. We Believe in¥)u. nRSrVzYOMING BANK MEMBER FDIC AND FIRST WYOMING BANCORPORATION 5 �“Good Luck T-Birds” D.M. Premier Management Food service specialists for colleges and universities Sales Service Body Shop T-Birds All the Way! lllSE Wyo. Blvd. BACKING COACH RAFFERTY AND THE THUNDERBIRDS 6 266’1500 WESTERN DISTRIBUTING CASPER, WYOMING �Erickson directs CC athietics, NJCAA it was a year to remember at Casper College. It was the finale for one of the best ever in the junior college ranks. And Swede Erickson went out with style. Following a year of memorable standing ovations in places like Miles City and Twin Falls, Erickson nearly snuck upon his peers yet another time—just for old time’s sake. His Thunderbirds earned a berth in the Region IX Final Four, only to lose to eventual champion Trinidad in the semi-finals. The odds finally caught up, according to Erickson. (After all, Jim Toupal had never beaten him in tournament play.) He finished his career at 638 wins and 234 losses (.730 winning percentage), and among the three winningest coaches in National Junior College Athletic Association history. It seemed only fitting, then, that Erickson take over as president of the organization. He did that last summer, and will serve a twoyear term with the NJCAA. En route to those lofty figures, Erickson coached six All-Americans, including Flynn Robinson, Bob Lackey and Gerald Mattinson. His teams won 10 Region IX championships. He has that many Coach of the Year plaques in his collection, too. Erickson, who has a gymnasium on campus named in his honor, will also serve as athletic director at Casper College, and he has made a pledge to be one of the biggest supporters of T-Bird basketball. Erickson is still in the process of moving his memorabilia into a special display case at Erickson Thunderbird Gym. Fans and friends will be able to view the 10 national trophies, the numerous Coach of the Year plaques (including National Coach of the Year in 1971), and his awards from the National Olympic Committee. Erickson will continue to serve with the USOC in the selection of amateur basketball squads for international competition. Besides all his other duties, Erickson's new position with Casper College is that of Director of the Foundation, the fund-raising arm of the institution. Erickson is an avid outdoorsman, and spends his leisure time on the banks of the Platte River, searching for that record Brown trout. 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That’s the question that must have crossed Abe Steward’s mind several times during the past few months. The Casper College women’s coach had a rookie season that most coaches only dream about—22-5 and a runner-up finish in the Region IX tournament. Make that an overtime, closebut-no-cigar loss to Central Wyoming College in the championship game. You can't come any closer than Steward’s first Lady T-Bird contingent did to a national tournament. But ask the likeable head coach about the pressure of bettering last year’s finish, and he’ll smile. He has every intention of doing just that. Steward became the CC women’s coach after spending seven seasons as Swede Erickson’s assistant coach. Before joining Erickson at Casper College, Steward coached and played basketball in the Brazilian Pro League. That followed a professional basketball career with the Carolina Cougars of the American Basketball Association. Originally from Ohio, he was an All-American under Erickson in 1970-71, and helped the TBirds to a fifth-place finish in the national tournament that year. Many consider Steward to be the finest allaround player ever at Casper College. He quickly showed that he is capable of passing RED along his knowledge of the game to those who play for him. Steward says his goal is to elevate the Casper College women’s basketball program to the same national prominence as the men's. That is certainly a tall order. After all, Casper College is among the 10 winningest programs in the country in men’s basketball. While Steward lost his front line—which included 6-5 Sheila Hughes and 5-10 Connie Stoner—be is blessed with the return of a backcourt many consider to be the best in Region IX. Sophomores Sheryl Schroefel and Krisser Kiever of Natrona and Serbrina Andrews of Milwaukee promise to make Lady T-Bird basketball exciting again. Steward also welcomes back Shelley Anderson, a 6-3 postman who played two seasons ago. And Debborah Sparks, a transfer, should solidify the power forward spot. “We have several girls who can shoot the ball,’’ Steward says. “The fans might see us shoot some 25 footers this season. And I expect Sparks to be all-region IX before the season is over.” Sparks will be unable to play the first semester because of the NJCAA transfer rule. But her rebounding and shooting ability underneath might make the difference. “I have 11 Wyoming girls on this team, and I feel better about them than I did with last year’s. I think we can be in the hunt-” All in all, it shoulo be a promising sophomore year for Steward. And a promising season for the Lady T-Birds. WHITE & YOU IWIyoming’s largest and finest shopping facility. Enjoy climatized shopping in over 90 great stores. P.O. Box 1959 140 Chamberlain Rd. Mills. 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She was primarily responsible for instigating women's athletics among junior colleges in the region. Her women’s teams first began competition at Casper College in 1972. The CC tennis coach from 1977-1984, her teams won four Region IX championships. Under her guidance, the CC women’s teams have won two conference championships in the last six years. This year, she took over as director of the 4,600-square foot Fitness and Wellness Center. In her 21st year at Casper College, Jean is well known around the region in the field of physical education instruction. She has a husband, Stan. They have two daughters, Georgia and Jennifer, and a son, Greg. Mary Schrad Women’s Volleyball Coach Assistant Women’s Basketball Coach Mary Schrad came to Casper College from Lyman High School, where she coached for three seasons. She directed the Eagles to state all three years, and to a state championship in basketball. In Schrad’s first season at Casper College, the Lady T-Birds finished 20-16, the first time CC had compiled a 20-win season. This year, the T-Birds reversed their fortunes in sub-region (flip-flopping a 2-6 mark to 6-2), and entered Region IX tournament with high hopes. Schrad is a former professional player. She played for the Iowa Cornets of the now­ defunct Women’s Professional Basketball Association, after starring at Briar Cliff College in Iowa. After college, she toured and played in Europe. David Allen Assistant Men’s Basketball Coach David is in his first year as an assistant coach, following a noteworthy career at Casper College and Northern Arizona University. David started two seasons at Casper College, and led his team in 1983 to within a flicker of the national tournament. During his tenure as a player, the T-Birds won 53 games and he was named all-Region IX. He went on to earn several honors for NAU, including the prestigious Scholar Athlete of the Year (for all sports) following his senior season. Last year, Allen played for the Wyoming Wildcatters of the Continental Basketball Association. This year, he joins his former mentor at NAU (Coach Rafferty recruited Allen), to help the new coach with the Thunderbirds. W. J. Wragge Men’s Assistant W. J. is not only a student at the University of Wyoming, but a student of the game. During the day, he substitute teaches in the Casper public schools, and in the evening, the former Casper College student assists Coach Rafferty. A physical education major, Wragge’s desire is to coach someday in the college ranks, and teach. A native of Sheridan, he starred in basketball and football for the Brones in high school. He has a wife, Janet (also a former CC student). 11 �THE T-BIRDS SAY ‘THANKS’ TO - Catering - Banquets - Buffet Dining - Reservations - Vouchers accepted Mon-Th Fri. Sat Sunday 11-8:30 11-9:00 8-8:00 111 STAR LANE CASPER 577-6013 * Catering or banquet needs? Call our manager for details. Gift certificates avaiiabie anytime. Ask our cashier. Your beverage and desert is also included in the price of your meal. Seniors - be sure to purchase your senior card and enjoy additional savings at each meal. __ After the Game ... Enjoy great music in the Bourbon House Lounge or have a late supper in our Round*the*Clock Coffee Shop DOWNTOWNER L MOTOR HOTEL J Casper at 1-25 & Center (307)235-5713 ★ Wedding Receptions ★ Meetings & Conventions ★ Catering 12 �From One Great Team To Another Our team, the sports writers and photographers of the Casper StarTribune will be with you all the way, T-Birds. Game after game they will be there writing, taking pictures, putting together the best of all possible stories, so that fans everywere can be kept up to date on everybody's team, the Thunderbirds, Mike Berres: Sports Writer. "1 think new coach Pat Rafferty has some good ideas and will bring an exciting and successful brand of basketball to Erickson Gym.” Westmore ("Bill") Willcox: Photographer. "During a recent T-Bird practice, Coach Pat Rafferty was intense, involved and insistent that his players maintain a high level of intensity during the drills. They should be fun to watch during the upcoming season.” Bill Plunkett: Sports Editor. "Everything Pat Rafferty does with this team will be a first, except success, that has been a constant and a tradition with the T-Birds.” Rick Sorenson: Chief Photographer. "Having covered most of the T-Bird home games for the last four seasons, it will be a real shock to look over at the bench and not see a scowling Swede Erickson. Watching so many T-Birds games through a camera lens left me with some lasting impressions. I am sure that winning tradition will continue.” Dennis Durband: Sports Writer. "Most programs backslide during a coaching transition. I don't see the T-Birds missing a beat this year.” Cafiper ^tarCribunr 13 �AT THE CASPER HILTON INN WE SUPPORT THE T-BIRDS We're also a fan of the fans. So why not stop in after the game today ? Come on into REMINGTON'S, show us your game ticket and while you tell us about the game, we'll buy your first drink. GO T-BIRDS ^^^"CASPLR HILTON INN ■ ■ 1-25 AT NORTH POPLAR II CASPER. WYOMING ^^307/266-6000 14 �10 2*?® Thj^nderbirds David Morton -______ . Emanuel Cross Charles Robertson 5*7 Freshman 6*2 Freshman 6-6 Sophomore Cincinnati, OH Chicago, IL Casper, WY Don’t let the height fool you ... a gifted athlete who has point guard skills ... averaged 8.6 points and 6.5 assists in leading Withrow High to 21-4 record as a senior... has a great enthusiasm for the game, and will see a lot of playing time. Rafferty's Comments: "His enthusiasm and energy for the game Is vital to his teammates’ morale. His quickness and speed will give us a dimension." Comes from same high school as Skip Dillard (Westinghouse), and carries nearly the same credentials ... averaged 24 points and 13.5 rebounds as a senior ... led team to the final eight In Chicago ... St. Patrick's Thanksgiving tourney MVP and honorable mention all-state ... Brother of Russel Cross of Purdue and NBA fame ... a real leaper with decent fundamentals. Rafferty’s Comments: "Potentially as good as any guard who has ever played here." Another returnee who is being counted upon ,.. averaged 4 points and 3 rebounds last season, after suffering from back pains during mid-year... a tenacious player under the glass ... a good rebounder, but has Improved his range ... areal factor for this team’s success. Rafferty’s Comments: "Limited physically but maximizes his ability by playing hard and understanding his role." Tyrone Taylor 30 Todd Betton 44 6-1 Sophomore 6-5 Freshman 6*6 Sophomore Los Angeles, CA Compton, CA Wilson, NC A quality point guard who will have an immediate impact ... a complete player who can make teammates more effective ... averaged 15.5 points and 5.0 assists as a senior... played one year at College of the Sequoias, and sat out last season ... his maturity is a key. Rafferty’s Comments: "Perhaps the key to our whole system because of his stability and capability as a point guard." A two-year letter winner at Compton High ... averaged 6 points and 8 rebounds in leading team to a 17-8 record ... with experience, should see more and more time ... a good rebounder. Rafferty's Comments: "Best rebounder on the team; good timing and active around the basket. With maturity could be a real factor." Transfers from Barton County (Kan.) to give maturity to the frontline ... has height and leaping ability to be a quality player In Region IX ... can also score from anywhere in the paint ... needs to be successful early to help the Birds. Rafferty’s Comments: “His experience and maturity will be crucial. He will have to carry a big load as far as points and rebounding." 14 32 45 . Marvin Jones Chris Spencer Sterling Schroefel 6*1 Freshman 5*11 Freshman Finneytown, OH Casper, WY 6*3 Sophomore Tooeie, UT and also starred In soccer ... was all-city and all­ Southwest Ohio as a senior .,. averaged 25.1 points per game and 7 assists ... probably the best long-range shooter on the squad. Rafferty's Comments: “A good jump shooter who will provide depth at the guard spot and a 3-point threat.” itWK ■■ i ■ A red-shirt from last year’s team who spent one year in service ... a mature player with an intense love for the game ... played for the successful Natrona High School program, and averaged 10 points and 7 assists as a senior ... plays as hard In practice as in a game. Rafferty’s Comments: "He’ll play because of his work ethic. There is not a harder playing individual on the team." 20 34 A three-year letter winner at Finneytown High School, Ron Eastman Bruce Ahiquist A three-sport letter winner in high school ... walked on last year and earned scholarship this year ... a good shooter who can play swing position ... also an excellent passer ... majors in drafting. Rafferty’s Comments: “An unselfish player. Gives depth at two positions." 52 Kevin Washington John Hill 6*2 Sophomore 6-4 Sophomore 6-6 Freshman Wheatiand, WY Washington, D.C. Cincinnati, OH One of only three returnees off last year’s 23-11 squad ... averaged 3 points and 2 rebounds per game, but has the ability to score more than that ... hit for 21 points against Absoroka ... has great versatility, and may play three positions this year... generally regarded as one of finest defensive players in the region ... counted on heavily. Rafferty's Comments: "He's vital to us because of his experience, leadership and his defense." Comes from one of the finest basketball programs In the country • Dunbar High ... his junior and senior year Dunbar was ranked No. 1 and No. 3 in the nation, respectively ... collected 15 points and 5 rebounds as a senior... a player who can really run the court ... Division I potential. Rafferty's Comments: “Has become a good player in our system. Solid fundamentally and a good athlete." Needs maturity, but potentially one of the finest T-BIrds this year ... averaged 15 points and 10 rebounds for Woodward High last year, which finished in Ohio’s top 18 ... has surprising shooting ability for player of his size. Rafferty's Comments: "Has good instincts offensively. The key to him being a major college player Is how quickly he learns to play hard for long stretches." 22 40 54 Chris Smith Steve Jensen Dave McKenna 6*3 Freshman 6*7 Sophomore 6-8 Sophomore Dayton, OH Salt Lake City, UT Paientine, IL Helped lead Patterson Co-op High School to a 19-4 record as a senior (best record in school history) ,., a two-time letter winner... averaged 10.2 points and 5 rebounds per game ... has nice touch on shot, but has to work on defense to earn more time. Rafferty’s Comments: “A good shooter who needs to work hard at developing the rest of his game." Returns to CC after spending two years on a mission ... al Taylorsville High made all city and all region ... an electrical engineering student ... has the height to give valuable minutes to an inexperienced front line. Rafferty's Comments: “A very solid and stable player. Will be effective in certain situations." Returns after a year’s absence from T-Bird uniform ... played on Region IX championship team of 1984-85 ... didn't see much time, because he didn't play ball in.high school ... might end up being the most pleasant surprise of this year’s bunch ... has worked hard, can shoot and run. Rafferty's Comments: "Has been a nice surprise. A good athlete. With experience, will feel more comfortable on the floor." 15 �flame for more of a backyard barbecue taste. And along with it, a large order of crispy fries and a medium soft drink. Wotta meal! i FREE j ! WHOPPER SANDWICH WHEN YOU BUY ONE. Good at either Casper location: I H.u...-pr,-,vri r-..,, .■ I . Lmit Otte CCXXXX'f I ' 1-"'' ' -vtli Qlber (.OjitOtr, ...leirc tz* r.st-fJ 3845 E. Second Street 4051 CY Avenue 11/30/87 Burger King.'Vv'hopper KinqCombo Req U.S Pot & TM Ofi 1986 Burger King Co'potoiioti 16 BURGER KING I I I I I �CC unveils state-of-art Fitness Center It is the latest approach to ‘‘total fitness." And Casper College unveiled it to the public in September. The former agriculture building automotive shop has become a 4,600 square foot fitness-wellness center, featuring a Universal Aerobic Super Circuit exercise system. The concept of the system is simple, according to the center’s director, Jean Wheatley. Wheatley, who has taught physical education at the college for the past 20 years, said the super circuit does more than provide stronger muscles. “We’re not talking just strength and power," she said. “Participants alternate between weight equipment and aerobic equipment for a complete cardio-vascular workout. That’s why it is considered a total fitness program.” The renovation of the building and the purchase of equipment was made possible through funds donated by the Casper College Foundation. Swede Erickson, the Director of the Foundation, said the facility has been needed for a long time. “It’s a need for the students,” he said. “It is also a place where people can develop good cardio-vascular health. This will help our physical education cirriculum, what with the emphasis In our society on total health.” He sees the Fitness-Wellness Cen­ ter as a step toward a student recreation facility on campus. a/V fl Wheatley said the center will be open to students, faculty and the public. The only requirement is enrollment in PE 201 — Fitness and Wellness. Before using the equipment, Wheatley says she is requiring participants to go through an orientation. Wheatley explained that Casper College took a page out of the book of an Illinois junior college. Carl Sandberg College in Galesburg, III. put a fitness center together using Universal’s “super circuit” system, and it was met with enthusiasm by students and the public. Joliet Junior College did the same, and physical education enrollmentthere doubled. More students from outside the physical education interests got involved, Wheatley said. Weight rooms have traditionally been dark and uninviting, she added. One of the goals of CC officials was to provide a comfortable place for recreational workouts with a pleasant atmosphere. The system itself has machines designed to test respiratory efficiency, strength, endurance and flexibility. Participants warm up first on “aerobicycles,’’ then move to the first of many weight training stations to perform repetitions for 30 seconds. A recorded voice instructs the participant to move on to the next station, which is another exercise bike. The entire workout, then, alternates between lifting and SAM WORMUS AGENCY OFFERING COMPLETE FINANCIAL PLANNING 234-9788 SANDBAR OFFICE COMPLEX 135 N ASH SUITE 140 CASPER WYOMING 17 aerobic exercise. Computers register heart rate, body fat and respiration. Wheatley said one of the benefits of the system is that it appeals to all age groups. The weight stations, for instance, focus on each part of the body. One is designed specifically for the lower back. Ron Wicks, the assistant director of the facility, said adults can take the course as many times as they wish. Students can earn up to four credits in Fitness and Wellness 1 through 4. “We’re really encouragings to make this a part of their college experience,” Wicks said. The fitness center is open 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Monday through Friday: 12 p.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday and 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. on Sundays. �Begin Your Future at Casper College Students enjoy friendly atmosphere, beautiful setting has placed Casper College among the best community colleges in the country. The Casper College business department is recognized as one of the finest. The school is also known for its agriculture, music and fine arts, nursing and physical sciences. The campus, which overlooks the city from the south, is distinctive with its beautiful terrace landscapes and fine architecture. Now 28 buildings dot the 220-acre campus. The latest addition to the physical plant is the Gertrude Krampert Theatre. This year, the theatre and music departments will play to capacity audiences. While the basketball team has earned national acclaim, Casper College is also known for its varsity rodeo program, which has won four national championships. It’s debate and livestock judging teams are among the best in the region. The school's newspaper has won regional awards. Campus activities range from outdoor expeditions and dances to intramural sports and student government. For the student, Casper College offers a wide variety of career options. But it’s also a place to make lasting friends on the way to tomorrow. Casper College exists to meet the needs of future leaders. The institution proudly holds its tradition aloft, and looks forward to the 199O’s. For 42 years, Casper College has met the community’s needs for higher education. Today the tradition of academic excellence continues. Casper College is located in Casper, Wyoming — the state’s largest city and the hub of the state. Three major carriers serve its international airport. On the south side of the city is Casper Mountain, which offers recreational activities like skiing and hiking. On the north side is the new Casper Events Center, which hosts concerts, ballet and sporting events of all kinds. Any educational institution must be progressive if it is to speak to students of today and tomorrow. Casper College is that, but administration, faculty and staff are careful to balance new and progressive ideas with solid and proven educational formulas. The college recently entered into discussions with the University of Wyoming, to explore the possibility of offering four-year degree programs on campus. Since 1945, when 75 students enrolled, the school has grown steadily. Now, 4,500 students from all over Wyoming and surrounding states take advantage of traditional and continuing education programs. One of the primary goals of the institution is to provide programs parallel to the first two years of those offered by baccalaureate degree-granting institutions. But another is to provide complete vocational and semiprofessional programs. Success in striking that balance 18 �T-Birds 24 Cross 30 Betton 20 Eastman 12 Taylor 44 Jones 32 Schroetel 54 McKenna 40 Jensen 34 Washington 52 Hill 45 Ahiquist Visitors Fi eld Goals 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 FiiBld Goals 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 Lady T-Birds 10 Andrews 12 Schroefel 14 Galloway 15 Near 20 Haller 22 Kiever 32 Phillips 34 Brinton 40 Sparks 42 Eisenbraun 52 Scheitel 54 Anderson Visitors 22222222 22222222 22222222 22222222 22222222 22222222 2222222 2 22222222 22222222 22222222 22222222 22222222 22222222 22222222 22222222 22222222 22222222 22222222 22222222 22222222 22222222 22222222 Fi<eld Goals 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 22222222 22222222 22222222 22222222 22222222 22222222 22222222 22222222 22222222 22222222 22222222 22222222 Fi<eld Goals 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 22222222 22222222 22222222 22222222 22222222 22222222 22222222 22222222 22222222 22222222 19 Free Throws Fouls 11111111111 11111111111 11111111111 11111111111 11111111111 11111111111 11111111111 11111111111 11111111111 11111111111 11111111111 11111111111 1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 5 Free Throws Fouls 11111111111 11111111111 11111111111 11111111111 11111111111 11111111111 11111111111 11111111111 11111111111 11111111111 1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 5 Free Throws Fouls 11111111111 11111111111 11111111111 11111111111 11111111111 11111111111 11111111111 11111111111 11111111111 11111111111 11111111111 11111111111 1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 5 Free Throws Fouls 11111111111 11111111111 11111111111 11111111111 11111111111 11111111111 11111111111 11111111111 11111111111 11111111111 1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 5 Points Points Points Points �Good Luck T-Blrds and thank you T-Bird Fans for your past support of Wyoming's #7 Entertainment Facility! TROPHIES MERBACK FOR ALL OCCASIONS - SPORTS, SCHOOL RECOGNITION SILVER PLATE GAVELS PLAQUES MEDALS RIBBONS DESK PEN SETS AWARD COMPANY 265-1430 ENGRAVING NAME PLATES PLASTIC BADGES t SIGNS OPEN 9 TO 5 MON. TO FRI. 9 TO 12 SAT. INCENTIVES LOCO DESIGNS 778 CY AVENUE COMPUTERIZED ENGRAVING 20 CASPER �10 Serbrina Andrews Meet the Ladv T-Birds 22 50 Krisser Kiever Heidi Ivie 5-5 Sophomore 5*8 Sophomore 5-11 Freshman Milwaukee, Wl Casper, WY Vista, CA One of the most exciting players to play for the Lady tBirds ... has superb ball handling skills, great quickness and can shoot ... averaged 10 points and 5 assists last season ... a bonafide all-Region IX candidate ... has chance to play more basketball at Division I level. Steward's Comments: "This year she should do a great job. Her limits are entirely up to her." A returning player who played for last year's Region IX runner-up team ... has excellent skills, both as shooter and ball handler ,.. an all-stater for Natrona her senior year ,.. a "gym rat," who loves the game ... leadership and scoring ability will be critical. Steward's Comments: "A hard worker who Is important to us. A great shooter with a great attitude.” Starred at Dubois High School before moving to Vista ... track is actually her first love ... a two-time high Jump champion In Wyoming before leaving the state ... obviously a great leaper ... could hold the key for Lady T-Bird fortunes. Steward’s Comments: “A real great jumper who can block shots and rebound. She'll help the T-BIrds fly." 32 52 12 Sheryl Schroefel Sue Phillips Jeanette Scheitel 5*6 Sophomore Casper, WY 5-7 Sophomore 5-11 Freshman Aurora, IL Pine Bluffs, WY A two-time all-star from Natrona ... helped lead Fillies to top four finishes at state three years ... last year among top 10 in Region IX In assists with 7 per game ... the quarterback of the team ... shows good court sense, and a definite post-season honor candidate. Steward’s Comments: "A team leader who will control our ball club." A good shooter who adds valuable depth at two positions . averaged 10 points and 10 rebounds In high school ... has desire to be a defensive standout. Sleward’e Comments: "Did not play a great deal last year, but has earned playing time with maturity." Probably the best volleyball player for CC this year ... decided late to join basketball squad ... Steward Is glad she did ... a two-sport all-stater at PBHS ... will be a crowd pleaser because of Intensity and attitude. Steward’s Comments; "She's quick for her size and will be a great rebounder." 14 34 Kelly Galloway 54 Karen Brlnton Shelley Anderson 5*7 Freshman 5*9 Sophomore Durango, CO Lyman. WY 6*3 Sophomore Casper, WY Made her presence known to Lady T-Bird sports during volleyball ... a great athlete who sustained difficult knee injury as senior ... was recruited by Division I volleyball schools ... should add depth at guard ... might be a surprise. Steward’s Comments: “A steady player, and might be a sleeper at the guard spot." A two-year standout in volleyball at Utah and Casper College ... stayed one more year to play for Steward ... has chance to contribute ... a three-sport letterwinner while in high school. Steward's Comments: “Her maturity will play a big role for us." Kim Near 40 Debborah Sparks 5*3 Freshman 5*10 Sophomore Mountain View, WY King City, CA A (our-year letterwinner at MVHS ... led the Buffaloes to a state championship last season In basketbail ... collected 11 varsity letters during her career... National Honor Society and Prom Queen at MVHS ... a quality player and student. Steward's Comments; “A very smart player who picks things up very quickly." A transfer from Sheridan College ... SC refused to sign paperwork, so she will sit out first semester... a bonafide post-season honors candidate ... an all-around athlete, she was MVP for three sports at King City High School ... has dream of trying out for Olympic team. Steward's Comments; "Should be all-regional player before year is out." 20 42 Suzette Haller Laura Eisenbraun 5-7 Freshman 5*6 Freshman Rawlins, WY Casper, WY Earned three varsity letters In both volleyball and basketb all at RHS ... two years running helped lead Lady Outlaws to runner-up finish at state ... averaged 12 points and 5 assists last year ... expected to add outside punch to scoring offense. Steward’s Comments; "A fine shooter who should replace Linda Jackson as an outside threat." Comes from a family of former T-BIrds ... played al Kelly Walsh High and averaged 14 points as a senior ... was KW’s outstanding player for 1966 ... has good offensive ability ... needs to work on rest of her game. Steward’s Commanta: "A good shooter who Just might surprise some outsiders." 21 Obviously, a key factor for the Lady T-BIrds this season ... has always been able to score ... now has the maturity to be one of great centers in Region IX ... actually in her third year at CC ... has played volleyball two seasons Steward’s Comments: "She will be the key to our Inside scoring. I hope she can pick up where she left off two years ago." �REGION IX CHAMPIONS AND RUNNERS-UP YEAR 1961 1962 1963 1964 1965 1966 1967 1968 1969 1970 1971 1972 1973 1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 CHAMPION Pueblo, CO (1st) Trindad, CO (6th) Casper, WY (2nd) Northeastern, CO (4th) Northeastern, CO Casper, WY (11th) Northwest, WY Northeastern, CO (4th) Northwest, WY Casper, WY (4th) Casper, WY (5th) Casper, WY (7th) Platte College, NB (12th) Northeastern, CO (8th) Sheridan, WY (12th) Casper, WY (10th) Sheridan, WY (10th) Casper, WY (5th) NB Western (12th) Northeastern, CO (12th) NB Western (15th) Southeast, NB (3rd) Northeastern, CO (Sth) Northeastern, CO (9th) Casper, WY (14th) Trinidad, CO (18th) RUNNER'UP Northeastern, CO Northeastern, CO Northeastern, CO Northwest, WY Northwest, WY Northwest, WY Lamar, CO Lamar, CO Lamar, CO Trinidad, CO Northeastern, CO Trinidad, CO Casper, WY Platte, NB Western, WY Southeast, NB Casper, WY Trinidad, CO Dawson, MT Casper, WY Southeast, NB NB Western Sheridan, WY Sheridan, WY Laramie Co., WY Southeast, NB (Place finished in national tournament shown in parenthesis) WORLD WIDE TRAVEL is proud to be the official travel agency of the Casper College T-Birds Let us help you with your travel plans! [ •Air, Sea and Rail Transportation •Hotel Reservations • Rental Cars •Weather forecasts for your destination \\ // « make all the arrangements for you! Open Monday thru Friday ** 8:00 ajB. to ' Open Saturdays for your convenience - 9:80 a.m. to 5:00 pun. We deliver tickets to your home or office in Casper. WORLD WIDE TRAVEL Hilltop Shopping Center 22 266-4550 �CHEVROLET SUBARU ISUZI Your Authorized Dealer Sales And Service Good Luck T-Birds 2400 East Yellowstone Hwy 237-2438 MOONLIGHT LIQvOkS GROCERIES BARBER BEAUTY BOWLING LAUNDROMAT BEAUTY NAILS HOMEMADE CANDIES DRUG STORE INSURANCE LIQUORS ICE CREAM COUNTRY KEEPSAKES FILM PROCESSING PIANOS & ORGANS FLOWERS BOOKS & CARDS FABRIC STORE REALTOR ELECTRONICS RESTAURANT TRAVEL AGENCY BANKING POST OFFICE VIDEO AUTOMOTIVE SHOE REPAIR TANNING SALON BAR—LOUNGE DANCING—PACKAGE Specials during NFL Game 50* Draw $1.00 Well Drinks BIG Screen TV. Tues Night-LADIES NIGHT 2305 E. 12th 23 Casper, WY �T-BIRD FANS, BEST WISHES COACH RAFFERTY AND GOOD LUCK TBIRDS • ING OF aCERB CASPER BEVERAGE BUDWEISER9«KtNG OF BEERS*>ANHEUSER BUSCH INC •ST LOUIS 24 �CC CHEERLEADERS (Left to Right) Top - Kelly Cohee, Kim Stolte, Stacey Kruse 2nd Row - Meg Cheyne, Don Sherron, Dennis Roberson, Warren Stout, Maria Bouzis Front ■ John Schmitt (Heyoka) JOHNSON CONTROLS INC PENN CONTROLS JOHNSON CONTROLS Complete Installation & Service, for All Types of Pneumatic, Electric & Electronic Control Systems, Clock. Fire Alarm & Security Systems Air Fitters, Building Treatment CoLoniAL COLONIAL LOUNGE AND DINING ROOM “Meet you after the game” ENERGY CONSERVATION SPECIALISTS P O Box 2615, Casper 82602 1038 N. Foster Rd, Casper...265-0771 234-68391 265-9988 DAVE COOK r D/WE\ SPORTING GOODS C®K I CALL FOR RESERVATIONS founded I* 1878 featuring BIKE athletic clothing and equipment PACKAGE LIQUOR & DRIVE UP WINDOW Casper’s full-line sporting goods store 4370 SO. POPLAR SUNRISE CENTER - CASPER, WYOMING Eastridge Mall 265-8272 25 �> Godfather's Pizza. Call us. It’s worth it. agreat pizza ddivered. Fast, fresh, hot and delivered free! FREE DELIVERY 265-4183 4045 CY AVENUE —Next to KMart, CY and Outer Driver Limited Delivery Area I BUY A LARGE PIZZA FOR ■ THE PRICE OF A I MEDIUM I Godfather's Pizza Wg Deliver I 265-4183 I 4045 CY AVE. _ Next to KMart, I CY and Outer ■ Drive (except Thin Crust) Not good with other offers or coupons. No cash value. Offer expires March 31, 1987. Offer valid Casper Only. (Offer may be used Eat-In, Carry-Out or Delivery). Must present coupon at time of purchase or delivery. 26 ■ I I h �GOOD LUCK! T-BIRDS FROM YOUR Casper college bookstore ijF (Located in the College Center) We have a complete line of T-Bird Specialties! Open 7:30 to 4:30 p.m. Monday through Friday Welcome lo the City of Casper!! We Invite You To Visit & Participate In The Various City-CFi'ned Recreation Facilities Present This Card At The casper i(‘(‘ arena %PER'f» CASPER ICE ARENA 1801 East 4th Street Receive a 50% Discount on Admission and Skate Rental Valid From;. Your Name Your Home Town A ^S'PER'f' Welcome to the City of Casper!! We Invite You To Visit & Participate In The Various City-Owned Recreation Facilities Present This Card At The HOGADON SKI AREA Receive $1.00 discount on Daily Lift Ticket & Ski Rental Equipment Valid From. Your Name To. Age Your Home Town 27 To: Age. �HAMBURGER^ , <y STAND <> * Fresh Baked Buttermilk Biscuit I FREE!! I I Sausage, Egg, Biscuit OR Bacon, Egg, Biscuit I I [ The Best Breakfast Sandwich You Have Ever Eaten I I AND THE BEST PART IT’S YOUR S FREE!!! I I I 1 I FRESH BAKED BUTTERMILK BISCUITS I I I I I I I This Coupon Good I For One Order Only THE FASTEST GROWING FAST FOOD CHAIN IN THE WEST! Breakfast Starts at9;00 a.m. When Is The Last Time You Had j GRAND STAND J I FREE!! I I GRAND STAND I I I I I I Two delicious 100% All Beef Patties on a Triple Deck, Sesame Seed Bun with Tasty Cheese, Crisp Lettuce and Original Sauce. I ALL FREE!! 1 HAMBURGER STAND I * | 3930 East 2nd Street Casper, WY 82601 Across from LaBelle's 28 I I Means Quality At Affordable Prices store Hours: Sunday - Thursday 9 a.m. - 12 midnight Friday - Saturday 9 a.m.- 3:00 a.m. I I I |This Coupon Good iFor One Order Only Original I �Our Contributors The following firms and individuals boost the Thunderbirds: R. J. Ackerman Albertson's-Hilltop Albertson's-Westridge Bruce Alden All Travel Chuck and Hazel Amadio American Bonding American Rent-Alls Aquatics and Critters-Eastridge Aquatics and Critters-Sunrise William C. Armor, Jr. Auto Elecric Equipment & Co. Automotive Parts Avenue of Flags 7-78 Ayres-McMullin Jewelers Bailey School Supply Bank of Casper Barnard Realty Company William Barnhart David S. Baskett Becker Fire Equipment Co. Belving & Craney Auto Detail Georgio, Herman II and Susie Belving Louis, Louis II and Braxton Belving Don Bentz's Town Pump Dr. Joseph G. Bicek Blue Ribbon Awards, Inc. Boatright-Smith Dr. John L. Bouzis, D.D.S. Ed and Pat Boyer Brattis Grocery & Market Dr. Nick Brattis Dr. Gregory A. Brondos Jeff Brower George Bryce CLU Budweiser-Casper Beverage Co. Builders Mart Kelly and Gena Burch Bush-Wells Sporting Goods Buttrey Food Stores Capital Mobile Home Brokerage Car Care John L Carroll Casper Auto Supply Casper Big O Tires Casper Concrete Casper K.O.A. Casper Nursery & Landscape Co. Casper Outboard Motor Service Inc. Central Contractors Co. Inc. Chapman Trucking Chen & Associates, Inc. Brian and Patti Christensen C. M. Clark Wally and Gayle M. Clark Cobre Tire Coleman Custom Service Colonial Lounge Comet Distributing Co. Continental Baking Co. Cornia, Howard & Company Country Charm Country Court Lounge Coy Realty Crestview Hospital Crisp Detail Shop Culverts & Industrial Supply Co., Inc. Curtis Boat Sales CY Barber Shop D. M. Premier Management Dan’s Meat Processing Richard E. Dayton, D.D.S. Decker Auto Glass Heigh D. DePaolo, M.D. Arch W. Deuel Dr. Kent Doing, D.D.S. Frank Dolenc Fred Dowd Doyles Inc. Lyle Durdahl & Associates Wilson Durham Laura and Dan Dwyer Dycolite Insulation Prod. Bob H. Dymond Dymond Resources B.P.O.E. Elks E & F Wrecker Service Eagle Bowl Eagle, Ltd. Partnership Eaton Metal Products J. A. Eberhardt, D.D.S. John & Joan Eisenbraun Electriduct Company Ruth Ellbogen Energy Insulation Inc. Energy Miser James W. Fagan Thomas J. Fagan Fashion Crossroads Walter D. Ferrell First Interstate Bank Fleetwood Limb & Brace Fluid Power Walt Forbes Co. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Ford Fox and Company Frosty’s Liquor Store & Lounge Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Gardner Rod Garvin Gene George Dewey Gerdom, Gerdom Paint Co. Florence Gooder B. F. Goodrich Store Goose Egg Inn Richard D. Green, M.D. Green Bit and Toot, Inc. Greiner Ford Dr. Randall L. Griffith Guaranty Federal Savings and Loan R. J. and Shari Guenther Hand G. Cleaners Dr. Robert Hageman Hawks, C. E.-Construction Jeff Hawks Bunky Helton Mr. and Mrs. William M. Henry High Country Auto’s & R.V.’s High Plains Construction Lloyd G. Hill, D.D.S. Hilltop Drug Hilltop National Bank James F. Hoag Hoeppners Texaco Mr. Paul Homar Homa Oil Sales Inc. Hoods Landscaping Hose & Rubber Supply House of Printing Houston Supply Co. Dr. Emerick M. Huber Huber's Plumbing and Heating E. F. Hutton In Good Taste Irle Brigs & Associates Jazz Works Jerre’s Muffler Shop, Inc. Raul Johnson, M.D. Michael C. Johnson Jordan Service Center Jourgensen Paints, Inc. Judd Tire Supply Juke-Box-Jack James Kanelos Karst Enterprises, Inc. M. R. Keim, D.D.S. Kelly Services Kenneth Post Cabinets Kistler Plumbing & Heating Co. Kiwanis Club Kline's Mademoiselle Shops Knapp Supply and Equipment Company Gene Krakow, New York Life Ins. Lee's Glass Shop Lee’s at Westridge Linoleum 8 Carpet Studio, Inc. Little America Refining Co. Little Big Men Pizza Mr. and Mrs. David Lockhart Lower and Co. Inc. Lube Express Mr. and Mrs. Joe H. Lynch Howell C. McDaniel, Jr. McDonald’s-CY McNamara Realty Company Magneto Service 8 Machine O. C. Major Roger Mason Masonry Inc. Dr. and Mrs. Allan L. Mattern Max Auto 8 Marine Sales Memorial Chapel Albert Metz, M.D. Christian E. Michelson Midway Barber Shop Mike Sedar Memorial Scholarship Fund Bart and Lou Ann Miller Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Miller Milo’s Auto 8 Truck Sales, Inc. Mini Marts Mobil Concrete Co. Modern Electric Company Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Moore Moser Engine Service Mountain Plaza National Bank Patrick Murphy Murphy Sales Co. My Brother’s Place H. B. Myers, M.D. Nagel Motors National Supply Co. Natrona Transfer 8 Storage Co. Alex E. Neely Neubauer Electric Don and Helen Nicoll Jack Nokes North Center Conoco Northern Utilities, Inc. Northwest Auto Supply, Inc. Norwest Bank Casper Norwest Bank of East Casper Norwest Bank of West Casper Life Precision Laboratory, Inc. Nutri-System Oil Capital Tree Service Oil Captial Tree Service, Larry D. Deal Okes Jewelry Ox Sporting Goods Pacific Power 8 Light Co. Pancratz Co., Inc. Paradise Liquors 8 Lounge Pat’s Body Shop Dr. R. N. Peach James F. Peck Pepper Tank 8 Contracting Co. Phil's Radiator Service Inc. Robert E. Pippen, D.D.S. Pippitt's Paint Center Plains Furniture ICO-Platte Rod 8 Pipe Company Plumdustrial-American Ripe 8 Supply Dale R. Popish Power Service Inc. The Print Shop Provident Federal Savings and Loan Pump Parts, Inc. Rancho Road Texaco Rec-Vee Service 8 Supply of Wyoming, Inc. Bill Reimer Henry or Margaret Reimer Tom Reinhart Rescon Technology Corp. DBA Rocky Mountain Chemical Co. Dr. Jack Richard Richardson Trucking Rissler and McMurray Roberts Drilling Co. Rich Roberts Rocky Mountain Machinery Co. Rocky Mountain Sheet Metal, Inc. Rognstad Construction Roh, Inc. Oil City Liquors Jack Romanek Robert Rose Dr. John E. Roussalis II Ruby’s Sunshine Donuts Rudd Agency Realtors Sadler's Hallmark Safeway Store Gary Santoni Dr. John H. Sarbach Michael H. Sarvey, CPA 29 1985-86 Satel-Lite Industries W. E. Sauer Oil 8 Gas Co. Saunders Camera Supplies Sam T. Scaling, M.D. R. M. Schropfer, Architect Gary and Tracy Schwartzkopf Sears William S. or Ann R. Seese Selby Rone Trailer Sales Connie Sellers 71 Construction Shade Rite Shamley 8 Associates The Sherwin-Williams Co. Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Shively Carl L. Simpson Slater’s Bill Sleeger Ernie Smelser Southwest Power Tools L. R. Spillers Sport N Things Stapert’s The Paint Store Stas’s Restaurant Stoval Beverage Co. LeRoy Strausner Tom Strook Daniel 6. Sullivan Sunrise Standard Service Station W. F. Swanton Arnie G. Sybrant, D.D.S. Dr. R. N. Sybrant Taco Bell of Casper C. L. Tangney Lou Taubert Ranch Outfitters Terene Automotive Service Art Terry Family The Medicine Shop The Place Henry Therkildsen, Architect Larry and Barbara Thode Title Service, Inc. Richard A. Tobin Trans-Equipment 8 Supply. Inc. Tripeny Motors Fred Uhrich United Cable Television Corp. U. S. Welding Supply, Inc. V. F.W. Post #991 Frank Vandeventer Village Inn Vision Optical Robert G. Walkinshaw Wardrobe Cleaners Waller Watso, M.D. Bob L. Welo, M.D. W. E. West, Jr. Western Distributing Company Western Radio Communications Western Truck Parts Westowns Disposal Systems Inc. Westridge-J. J.'s Westridge Shoe Repair Dr. James L. Wetzel, Jr. C. A. White Whited Floor Surfacing Ca Don R. Wilson and family Wilson Equipment and Supply Company Wind River Camper Service Westridge-Winners Circle Wylon Wyoming Beverages, Inc. Wyoming Brick 8 Supply Wyoming Building Supply Wyoming Medical Supply Wyoming Oil 8 Minerals, Inc. Wyoming Racquet Club Wyoming Sewing 8 Appliance Center Jerry Lee Youmans, M.D. Gall Zimmerman �For a fast break J anytime, Mini Mart’s a slam dunk, i f g Whenever you need something in a hurry, Mini Mart is the place to go. Whether it’s a snack, fountain drink, gasoline, or something you forgot at the supermarket, we’re open 24 hours a day for your convenience. i w V 30 �Our Contributors The following firms and individuals boost the Thunderbirds: A-BO-KAY Cottage Advance Electric Inc. Air Temperature Control Alibi Liquors Dr. Don Allen Paul and Tracy Amadio Amoco Oil Co. Refinery Anderson's Seimograph & Bit Senrice Apollo Electric Ca The Apothecary Shop Arnie’s Place Ray L. Arnold Arrowhead, Inc. Atlas Reproduction Mike and Anne Ayars John D Bailey, M.D. Barlow & Haun Inc. Dr. Roger Batchelder Dennis E. Bay Larry Bean Beech Street Law Offices Dr. Jerome Behrens Beltone Hearing Aid Center Merritt and Margaret Bensen Benson Chevrolet Norman Bideau-Bldeau Drilling Bi-Rite Drug Store Bob's Place William S. Bon, Atty Harry G. Bondi, Attorney at Law Tony Bouzis Mr. and Mrs. Ken Bradley Branding Iron Supper Club Richard and Patricia Bratton Bronco Auto Body Robert O. Brown, M.D. Fred and Janet Bruner John T. Bush, C.PA. Bustard Funeral Home C.E.I. Inc. CY Liquor's Warren and Sharon Carlson Fred H. Carr Casper Aerie 306, F.O.E. Casper Metal Building System Casper Iron & Metal Co. Casper Win Air Central Wyoming Urological Association Brad Cheney Civil Engineering Professionals, Inc. Larry Clap & Dale Barks Robert J. Clark-Opticlan Coast to Coast Stores Connie Colvin Commercial Refrigeration Consolidated Royalty Building Ca Fred W. Cubin, M.D. David D. Curtis D's Oregon Trail Bar Dr. Steven L. Dacus Data Processors Davidson Plumbing and Heating Stephen and Jane Davidson Ditch Witch Donell's Candies Don's Mobile Carpet, Inc. Don's Vac Shack Drakes Prescription Center Dr. and Mrs. H. B. Durham Martin Ellbogen, M.D. Equality Bank Charles Erickson Mr. and Mrs. Mark J. Esau 5-K Investments 1st Wyoming Bank Richard Ferguson, M.D. Dr. Paul W. Fleming Fleming Supply Glen and Jo Foreman Robert M. Fowler, M.D. The Galilean Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Geldien Gerdom and Wright Golden Business Machines Golden Shear "Tonsoriallsts" Gene Goodrich Gorder/South Architects Gurkin Construction Co., Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Guthrie Or. William D. Harris Harrison and Asoclates, Consulting Engineers Hawthorn Oil Co. Harold Hellbaum Mr. and Mrs. Art L. Hill Mr. and Mrs. James M. Hill Hilltop Center Inc. Hilltop Liquor Store Harold Hellbaum Dr. T. L. Holscher Dr. R. R. Horton Michael Huber Gerie Hudson Randy Hughley Ideal Lawn Mower & Repair Indian Ice & Cold Storage Co. Interstate Standard The Galilean J. & G. Johnson Equipment Corp. Joe's Sales & Service Johns & Lenhart Johnson Controls, Inc. Ronald G. Kalamaja Keefe's Flowers William L. Kidd Kistler Tent & Awning, Co. John and Lori Kraft Dallas Laird Lammers Do-It-Yourself Store Bill and Laura Landen Thomas W. Landon, M.D. Lange's Western Agency, Inc La Quinta Motor Inn Dr. Jack A. Larimer Legal Center of Monteith, Raymond and Brown, P.C. Harry Lelmback John Lichty Liquidation Insurance Agency Long Co. Technical Service Lord Equipment Co. Luker Reality Ronald R. Lund, M.D. McCann Jewelers E. L. McCarthy McDaniel, Widup & Ca Bill McDowell McMurry Bros. Ca Macy & Associates Donald Mahnke, M.D. Marken, Anest, Attorney at Law Master's Construction Co. Don Merback Michaels Fence & Supply, Ina Todd M. Milliken Warren A. Morton Motion Equip., Inc.-E. F. Sisco Mountain Belt Mountain States Appliance Company Joseph Murphy, M.D. Kevin C. Murphy Mike Myer N. 0. Nelson Co. Oil Capital Sprinkler Service Old Faithful Life Olson & Schropfer Vance N. Oraclon James W. Owens David B. Park Dwain S. Park Party Time Liquors Pat's Meat Discounter Alice Ann Pattaloch Robert E. Pattaloch, D.D.S. Peaches Restaurants Peden Shirt Shop & Awards Petro-Log Plains Tire & Battery-West Dean and Phyllis Pond Rope Construction, Inc. John Popish-Veterinary Clinic Porter, Muirhead & Co., P.C. Quick Draw Optical Mr. and Mrs. Jack M. Rafferty Reeves Plumbing and Heating Richard's Fine Furniture, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Robertson Willard S. Robinson 1986-87 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Rochelle Rocky Mountain Carpet & Supply Rocky Mountain Distributing Ca, Inc. William T. Rogers Joseph R. Romero Dr. D. K. Root Rotary Club Dr. Louis Roussalis Darrell and Rosie Satterfield Mr. and Mrs. Everett C. Schanck Ralph Schauss T. Schwartz Mike Schwartzkopf Showboat Motel Dr. Donald D. Smith Mitchell Snyder Something Special Stationery Dan Spangler Stack & Associates State Farm-Larry D. Welheim Steel Structures, Inc. Louis A. Steplock, Jr., M.D. Tom W. Sullins, II Michael J. Sullivan Super 8 Lodge R. L. Suranyi Rod Sutherland, Attorney at Law T. J. Specialties-Tom and Jean Gandy Gard Talbot's Drafting & Engineering Supplies Tally Ho Liquors Terrells Shoe Salon The Ultimate Plus in Flowers Tim Force Tin Shop Title Guaranty Co. of Wyoming Title Insurance Agency of Natrona Co. Truett Neese Co. Underwood Supply United Savings Bank of Wyoming G. R. Veronda & Associates Video Images Viking WaattI Map Steven Wallum (Jarv) The Westerner News William, Porter, Doyt & Neville, PC. Dr. Louis J. Williams Wine Rack John S. Wold N. A. and Ruth Wolf Wolford's Shoe Store Woods For Men World Wide Travel Systems Wyatt Service Station Wyoming Stationery Long John Silvers W.O.T.C.O. The following firms and individuals boost the Lady T-Birds: ABC Mini Storage Active Service Club Charles and Hazel Amadio Paul and Tracy Amadio Kathy Anderson Sid Anderson Armstrong Tool & Supply Verlie C. Arnold Automation & Electronics Deanna Axlund Bank of Casper Ron and Delores V. Baum Roger D. Beebe Geneva Belving Winnie Belz Bentz's Town Pump Bowen's Sporting Goods Mrs. Howard Brady Jon Brady Bill Bragg Branding Iron Bud's TV Service James Buff Family Builder's Mart Car Care Joe Carson Casper College Faculty Wives Casper Liquor Casper Saw Shop Casper Service League Marianne Champlin Dave and Nita Christensen Decker Auto Glass Demolition Recyclers Ditch Witch of Wyoming Flo and Bob Dobbins Richard and Diane Dorsey Burt and Betty Durnell Bob Egge Firestone Store Pat Fitzgerald Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Gardner Bradley Gay F. E. and Sandi Gillum Mrs. James Gooder Ken and Doris Graf R. J. and Gloria Gustefson Don Haase Joe Sadler's Hallmark Alberta Hartwell The Hawks Co. Vivian Hegna Ralph Helms William and Pat Henry Bette Hergenraeder Hilltop National Bank Huston Supply Company In Good Taste/Pam Trujillo Iron Jungle Gym Don and Ruby Jenkins Judy and Gerald Johnson Robin and Starla Johnson Juke Box Jack Donna and Roger Kolarich John and Lori Kraft Jerry and W. Kriever Leonard E. Lange Lammers Plumbing Arlene Larson Dr. and Mrs. Lloyd Loftin Carolyn Logan John and Amber Long Larry and Beth Madsen Dick and LaRee Means Sonja and Gene Medly Chris Michelson Robert Miracle Robert and Mary Moenkhaus Gene Monterastelli Wilma Moore Gerald and Isla Morton Gunnar A. Norgaard Bill and Marianne North Overhead Door Co. Ox Sporting Goods Treva Payne Peden's Shirt Shop & Awards Phil's Radiator Sen/ice Inc. Kenneth Post Helon Raines 31 Jackie Read Rialto Cigar Store John B. Roden, Sr. Memorial Jack Romanek Joseph and Jennie Romero Geo and Cheryl Rooney Mike Sarvey Frances Schroder Warren and Margie Schroefel Walter Schulenberg William and Ann Seese Shade Rite Showboat Motel W. M. Shutts Carl and Jean Simpson DeWayne A. Skansberg Ernest Smerlser Arlene and Trel Steward Marie Stewart Memorial Laurie Tucker Jeff Turner Fred Uhrich Jackie Valdez Jean and Stan Wheatley Ron and Alice Wicks Rob Wilkes Ard and Florence Wolfgang Woods for Men Dr. Jerry L. Youman Anne Zimmerman �''Best Wishes Coach Rafferty and Casper College"' Providing Quality Service to Casper For More Than 30 Years Mountain View Addition P. O. Box 1129 Casper, WY 82602 237-9333 32 �Region IX Statistics INDIVIDUAL REBOUNDS PLAYER, SCHOOL (1985-86 Final Standings) School Win Trinidad State........... Nebraska Western .. York.............................. Sheridan College ... Northwest CC........... Dawson....................... Casper College........ Laramie County .... S. E. Fairbury ........... Mid-Plains ................. Northeastern JC.... Northeastern Tech.. Otero Jr. College ... Central Wyoming ... Central CC (Neb.) .. Miles City................... McCook ..................... Eastern Wyoming ... Western Wyoming .. 27 20 24 21 19 19 20 15 14 15 13 10 10 10 9 6 6 6 7 Lom Pct. 1 6 7 7 8 11 10 13 10 13 12 13 15 16 15 11 17 18 22 .964 .769 .774 .750 .704 .633 .667 .536 .583 .536 .520 .435 .400 .365 .375 .353 .261 .250 .241 QMS 1 Chris Wilkerson. Laramie County.. TP A«9. Opp* Avg 2 Bertrand Turnbo, SE Fairbury........ 3 Jeff Scott, Otero .................................. 2495 2215 2532 2577 1987 2325 2115 2084 1981 2478 1668 1630 1768 2078 1603 1127 1956 1774 2288 89.1 85.2 81.7 92.0 73.6 77.5 70.5 74.4 82.5 88.5 67.5 70.9 70.7 79.9 75.1 66.3 85.1 73.9 78.9 2064 73.7 4 David Davis. Central Wyoming .... 1924 2216 2170 1804 2041 74.0 5 Ralph Glenn, Trinidad State............. 71.5 6 Randy Wynne. Central Wyoming .. 77.5 66.8 7 Rusty Wintermote. Mid-Plains........ 8 Ron Tate, Laramie County............... 9 Kevin Evans, Dawson......................... 10 Demetrius Hall, Trinidad State ..., 11 Clift Wiggins. Casper College........ 1951 2132 1954 2446 1602 1678 1904 2247 1976 1168 2105 1943 2432 68.0 65.0 76.1 81.4 87.4 64.1 73.0 76.2 86.4 82.3 68.7 91.5 81.0 83.9 12 Sean Walker, Nebraska Western ... 13 Greg LoPour, York.............................. 14 Calvin Wood, McCook....................... 15 Leve Latson, Casper College.......... 27 23 23 14 27 24 28 27 30 27 27 26 31 24 30 RBS AVQ 293 10.9 10.0 9.9 9.4 231 227 132 249 215 245 231 241 213 209 192 227 168 209 INDIVIDUAL SCORING PLAYER, SCHOOL 1 Charles Byrd, York.............................. 2 Calvin Wood, McCook....................... 3 Mel Irvin, Trinidad................................ 4 Bryan Leach, SE Fairbury................. 5 John Weis. Mid-Plains....................... 6 Brad Flaig. Eastern Wyoming......... 7 Mike Wilson, Dawson......................... 8 Terry Yancey, Nebraska Western .. 9 Ron Tate, LCCC .................................. 10 Howard Brown, Sheridan................. QMS PTS AVQ. 31 24 27 727 561 587 23.5 24 486 542 460 566 490 501 466 20.3 19.4 28 24 30 26 27 27 23.4 21.7 19.2 18.9 18.8 18.6 18.0 ROOM From your neighbors at I I united cable television of viryoming $1.00 off any $1.00 Off! pizza. One coupon per order. Expires: 3-5-87 I I 451 South Durbin Casper, Wyoming 82601 Fast, Free Delivery* Cmp** I 265-3130 237-6100 265-2900 1044 CY Ave. 234-4455 S13E l«l St 2145 E 12th SI <s> I I Serving Casper Since 1953 33 9.2 9.0 8.8 6.6 8.0 7.9 7.7 7.4 7.3 7.0 7.0 �limits to those who qualify. And cash access across America and Canada. Simply maintain a balance of $1,000 SELECT PACKAGE. This package of valuable financial ser­ or more in Select Checking and pay vices oners: Competitive interest rates on nothing. Or with a lower balance, just checking. 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GULP 1.99 69< EVERY DAY Video Cassette Players Available OTIS SPUNKMEYER COOKIES SANDWICHES 29f 99* We Save You More Than Time THE SOUTHLAND CORPORATION 35 �CASPER COLLEGE SCHEDULES Thunderbirds DATE CONGRATULATIONS Nov. 20-22 Nov. 27-29 Dec. 5’6 Dec. 10 Dec. 12 Jan. 10 Jan. 11 Jan. 14 Jan. 16 Jan. 17 Jan. 23 Jan. 24 Jan. 27 Jan. 30 Jan. 31 Feb. 5 Feb. 7 Feb. 10 Feb. 13 Feb. 19 Feb. 20 Feb. 21 Feb. 24 Feb. 27 Feb. 28 March 3-7 March 11 March 16-21 CASPER COLLEGE An asset to the City of Casper and all of Wyoming OPPONENT at Rangley, Colo. T—BIRD CLASSIC at Colby, Kansas at Sheridan TRINDAD at Miles City at Dav^/son DAWSON EASTERN WYOMING at Northwest CC LCCC at Central Wyoming SHERIDAN NORTHEAST COLO. at Nebraska Western NORTHWEST CC at Trinidad at Eastern Wyoming at Western Wyoming MILES CITY NEBRASKA WESTERN at LCCC WESTERN WYOMING CENTRAL WYOMING at Northeast Colo. Region IX, Sterling, CO Play-off, Region IX-XIII National Tournament at Hutchinson, Kansas Lady Thunderbirds Nov 20-22 Nov 28’29 Dec 5 Dec 10 Jan 10 Jan 11 Jan 14 Jan 16 Jan 17 Jan 23 Jan 24 Jan 27 Jan 30 Jan 31 Feb 5 Feb 7 Feb 10 Feb 13 Feb 19 Feb 20 Feb 21 Feb 24 Feb 27 Feb 28 Mar. 3-7 Mar. 16’21 Mountain Bell Rangley Tourney Tournament Lamar Sheridan College Miles College Dawson College DAWSON COLLEGE EASTERN WYOMING Northwest CC LARAMIE COUNTY Central Wyoming SHERIDAN COLLEGE NORTHEAST JC Nebraska Western NORTHWEST CC Trinidad State Eastern Wyoming Western Wyoming MILES COLLEGE NEBRASKA WESTERN Laramie County WESTERN WYOMING CENTRAL WYOMING Northeast JC Region IX Tourney National Tourney All times 6:00 p.m. for women and 8:00 p.m. for men except In tournaments. Home games In caps. 36 �P.O. Box 2680 Casper. Wyoming 82602 300 Country Club Road (307) 265-2740 Member FDIC �CASPER COLLEGE and 6REINER: “Home of the Thunderbirds” “Have you driven a Greiner Ford lately?” �Dawson Community College BUCCANEERS Coach: John Morrison Asst. Coaches: Gary Higlin Sean GaHogly Location: Glendive, Montana Colors: Red-White-Black NO. NAME HEIGHT CLASS HOMETOWN 10 12 14 20 22 24 30 32 34 42 52 54 Mike Obbs Robby Waldo Mike Ryan Dana Gray Tony Burbank Kevin Evans Tim Vogel Mike Spotorno Frank Lovell Paul Parkins Craig Belfield Aaron Womack 5-10 6-1 5-11 6-2 5-11 6-3 6-4 6-4 6-4 6-5 6-8 6-7 Fr So Fr So Fr So Fr Fr So Fr So Fr Elk Hart, IN Bozeman, MT Billings, MT Houston, TX Mandaree, ND Washington, D.C. Garrett, IN Helena, MT Frenchtown, MT Columbus, MT Levelland, TX Brown Deer, Wl PGPSL THe CHOICE OF A NGW GENGRATION? 'n: ^•O5< ano ri'i C^’aee o' a New Gerwaroo a>« I'aoemadis oi PeosiCa �Dawson Community College LADY BUCS Coach: Joyce Ayre Asst. Coaches: Lynn Sherpe Karen Mathiason Location; Glendive, Montana Colors: Red-White-Black NO. NAME HEIGHT CLASS HOMETOWN 10 24 30 32 34 40 42 52 54 Karla Zimdars Jody Applegate Lynn Gray Teresa Maki Kay Del Soennichsen Mary Zimmer Morley Denning Sara Rodeghiero Mario Olson 5-10 5-8 5-9 5-7 5-5 5-8 5-10 6-0 5-10 Fr Fr Fr So Fr So Fr Fr So Beach, ND Deer Lodge, MT Vaughn, MT Victor, MT Malta, MT Wolf Point, MT Vaughn, MT Roundup, MT Glendive, MT � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Casper College Basketball Programs Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/">http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/</a> Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 1974-1989 Description An account of the resource This is a collection of Casper College Basketball programs organized within the Public Relations Department Records held by the college archives. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Casper College Language A language of the resource ENG Is Part Of A related resource in which the described resource is physically or logically included. 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Title A name given to the resource 1987 Casper College Basketball Tournament Program Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC/1.0/ Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 1987 Description An account of the resource Digitized copy of the 1987 Casper College Basketball Program. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Casper College Language A language of the resource ENG Is Part Of A related resource in which the described resource is physically or logically included. Casper College Public Relations Department Photographs and Records Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context CCA 04.xiv.2023.01_1987 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource PDF