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star Thursday, May 23, 1985 Casper, Wyo. Arloph H. 'Mike' Chard LUSK Services for Arloph Herold "Mike" Chard, age 76, were held at 1:30 p.m. Wednesday at the Peet Mortuary. Rev.

Jerold Romprey officiated. Burial was in the Crawford Cemetery, Crawford, Neb. Chard died May 18 at Memorial Hospital of Natrona County in Casper. Born Nov. 7, 1908 at Crawford, he was the son of the late Oscar and Rosabelle (Swope) Chard.

His parents moved to a homestead near Whitman, where he spent his early years. His mother died when he was 12, and he and his brother Bunny lived with their grandparents during the winter to attend school. During the summer, he worked on ranches from the age of 9 and at the age of 13, he started working full-time on ranches. He attended school in Pine Knot. On May 17, 1941, he married Gladys Finley at Chadron.

In 1943, he started working in the Lance Creek oil field, where they made their home until he was injured in a hunting accident in 1983. Following his hospitalization, they moved into the Ranger Apartments in Lusk, where they have lived since An avid hunter and fisherman, he spent his spare time working as a gunsmith and with leather. The couple was honored with a picture and a story of their life in several sports magazines. He and his wife were active in "The Legend of the Rawhide Buttes pageant," and later drove horses on the stagecoach for the Historical Society, many times in the parade during the county fair. Survivors include his widow, Gladys of Sheridan; his sister-inlaw, Marjorie Chard; his stepmother, Margaret Haight and many other relatives.

Besides his parents, he was preceded in death by his brother, Bunny. J. Ross Stotts LANDER Services for J. Ross Stotts, 43, will be Saturday, 10 a.m., from the Chapel of Mount Hope, Hudson Funeral Home. Rev.

Warren Murphy, of Trinity Episcopal Church, will officiate. Burial will be in Mount Hope Cemetery. Stotts died May 21 from injuries sustained in an auto accident north of Lander. Born March 13, 1941 at Post, Texas, he was the son of the late Harvey and Pauline (Goode) Stotts. On Oct.

25, 1979, he married Joy Forbis at Las Vegas, Nev. Stotts was a Certified Public Accountant and at the time of his death was comptroller for Pineridge Hospital in Lander. In 1974, he was associated with Marvin Hubbs, Jerry Marburger and Dean McKee in Lander and prior to that was with McGlanderyHendrickson Co. in Casper for six years. Stotts was a member of the Lander Chamber Ambassadors and was on the board of directors of the Lander Golf Club.

Survivors include his widow of Lander; four sons, Mike and Mark Stotts and J.R. Atwood, all students at the University of Wyoming, and Jason Atwood of Lander; one sister, Polly Clarke of Pahlequah, and three brothers, Harvey Stotts of Houston, Texas, Dan Stotts of Denver, and Charles Stotts of Alaska. Memorials to the Ross Stotts Memorial Scholarship Fund, in care of the funeral home, would be appreciated by the family. Agnes Marie Fiedor SHERIDAN Mass of Christian Burial for Agnes Marie Fiedor, who died May 22 at Sheridan County Memorial Hospital, will be Friday, 10 a.m., at Holy Name Catholic Church. Rosary will be recited tonight at 7 at Champion Funeral Home.

Burial will be in Sheridan Municipal Cemetery. Born July 14, 1912 at her parents ranch on Early Creek near Ranchester, she was reared and educated in the area. On Feb. 16, 1930, she married Edward Fiedor at Sheridan. Mrs.

Fiedor was a member of St. Edmunds Catholic Church in Ranchester. She was preceded in death by her husband on July 9, 1985, three sisters and one brother. Card of thanks A big "THANK YOU" to all who supported me in the recent election. EILEEN JUNE KENNEDY Funeral MEMORIAL CHAPEL When Your Need Is Greatest 710 E.

2nd Ph. 234-0234 DONALD K. TOAY Graveside services for Donald K. Toay will be Friday, 1:30 p.m., at the Oregon Trail Veterans Cemetery, with Rev. Daniel Colibraro of Our Lady of Fatima Catholic Church officiating.

Flowers or memorials to the United Way would be equally appreciated. CY AVENUE Bustard's AT SPRUCE Funeral Directors PHONE 234-7123 632 CY Ave 237-2577 NATE'S FLOWERS "No Matter Where You Are. Nate's Is Close To You E. 2nd St. 266-2300 Hilltop 266-1783 Westridge 235-5711 Fire calls CASPER The following fire calls have been reported by the Casper Fire Department: May 17 7:15 a.m.

On site 28 minutes; Emergency medical, 2325 E. Yellowstone. 8:46 a.m. On site 28 minutes; Emergency medical, 222 W. St.

8:53 a.m. On site 43 minutes; Vehicle fire, 1634 Kearney. 12:44 p.m. On site 32 minutes; Wash down, 401 E. Collins.

4:58 p.m. On site 17 minutes; Natural gas leak, 1412 S. Jackson. 6:22 p.m. On site 23 minutes; 1st Lennox.

8:14 p.m. On site I hour; Emergency medical, 621 S.E. Wyo. Blvd. 9:38 p.m.

on site 16 minutes; Emergency medical, 201 N. David May I 18 1:45 a.m. On site 17 minutes; Emergency medical, 1114 S. Poplar. 5:44 a.m.

On site 27 minutes; Emergency medical, 1404 Cypress. 9:56 a.m. On site 27 minutes; Emergency medical, 300 W. 'BC' 2:18 p.m. On site 25 minutes; 13th As.

2:40 p.m. On site 27 minutes; Emergency medical, 601 S.E. Wyo. Blvd. 8:43 p.m.

On site 49 minutes; Emergency medical, 3500 E. 12th. May 19 2:59 a.m. On site 3 hours, 49 minutes; House fire, 2402 Shattuck. 6:17 p.m.

On site 37 minutes; Natural gas leak, 2220 S. Mitchel. 7:14 p.m. On site 35 minutes; Natural gas leak, 828 N. Kimball.

11:04 p.m. On site 26 minutes; 1st Lowell. May 20 1:01 p.m. On site 34 minutes; Vehicle fire, 12th Beverly. 2:11 p.m.

On site 1 hour; Structure fire. 128 Morning Glory. Almanac By The Associated Press Today is Thursday, May 23, the 143rd day of 1985. There are 222 days left in the year. Today's Highlight in History: One May 23, 1934, bank robbers Bonnie Parker and Clyde Barrow were shot to death in a police ambush in Louisiana.

On this date: In 1701, Captain William Kidd was hanged in London after he was convicted of piracy and murder. In 1788, South Carolina became the eighth state of the Union. In 1873, Canada's North West Mounted Police force was established. In 1911, the New York Public Library building at Fifth Avenue and 42nd Street was dedicated by President William Howard Taft. In 1945, Nazi official Heinrich Himmler committed suicide while in prison at Luneburg, Germany.

In 1960, Israel announced it had captured former Nazi official Adolf Eichmann in Argentina. Ten years ago: President Gerald R. Ford said he would ask the 7:06 p.m. On site 15 minutes; Natural gas leak, 1330 S. Lincoln.

7:19 p.m. On site I hours, 3 minutes; Emergency medical, 2219 S. Richard. 10:30 p.m. On site I hour, I minute; Natural gas leak, 1316 S.

Lincoln. May 21 11:07 a.m. On site 18 minutes; Care fire, 13th S.W. Wyo. Blvd.

12:58 p.m. On site 10 minutes; 2nd Lennox. 7:34 p.m. On site I hour, 30 minutes House fire, 4486 Moonbeam. 9:23 p.m.

On site 25 minutes; CY Pheasant. CASPER The following fire calls have been reported by the Natrona County Fire Department for the week of May 10-17: May 10 9:38 p.m. Time out 10 minutes; Chimney fire, 708 Midwest (Mills) May 11 6:19 a.m. Time out 24 minutes; Emergency medical, 1725 Buck Creek 10:30 p.m. Time out 28 minutes; Emergency medical, 1868 Willow Creek May 12 12:58 a.m.

Time out hour, 19 minutes; Emergency medical, 2694 Blair Lane May 14 6:03 a.m. Time out 15 minutes; Emergency medical, 420 1st St. (Mills. 2:19 p.m. Time out 16 minutes; Control burn, Hwy 220 (Government Bridge).

5:38 p.m. Time out 52 minutes; Truck fire, Mile Post 1891-25. 11:34 p.m. Time out 56 minutes; Smoke scare, 6709 Riverside Dr. May 15 12:11 p.m.

Time out 19 minutes; Grass fire, 5131 W. Yellowstone. 6:57 p.m. Time out 16 minutes; Emergency medical, 193 N. 6th Mtn.

View. May 16 6:35 p.m. Time out 22 minutes; Emergency medical, N. Poplar leaders of "NATO" to consider whether Portugal's leftist government should remain a partner. Five years ago: A threatened strike by major league baseball players was averted when negotiators for the players and club owners agreed to defer settlement of the free-agent compensation issue.

One year ago: A House subcommittee released a report pointing to C.I.A. Director William J. Casey as the official of the 1980 Reagan election campaign who had received briefing materials from the Carter White House. Today's birthdays: Actor Scatman Crothers is 75. Bandleader Artie Shaw is 75.

Actress Betty Garrett is 66. Singer Rosemary Clooney is 57. Actress Barbara Barrie is 54. Actress Joan Collins is 52. The inventor of the Moog Synthesizer, Robert Moog, is 51.

Boxer Marvelous Marvin Hagler is 33. Thought for Today: "The more corrupt the state, the more numerous the laws." Tacitus. Today Thursday, May 23 Sculpture Exhibit William Davis of Wapiti, Lobby of Norwest Bank, West Casper' Branch, during banking hours. Runs through Friday. Oregon 1 Trail Fine Arts Gallery 10 a.m.-4 p.m.

Monday thru Saturday. 1737 E. 2nd. New original oils by Carl J. Smith.

"Women of the West" bronzes by Juan Dell. Nicolaysen Art Museum 10 a.m.-4 p.m. 596 N. Poplar. Both galleries: Will James Show.

Children's Center: The Spirit of the Cowboy. Hands on activities. scheduled pre-school groups; Saturday drop ins. Sunday: 12-4 p.m. Toddler Time Party 10:15 11 a.m.

Crawford Room of Library Duplicate Bridge 10:30 a.m. Downtowner Motor Hotel. Information: 265-4427 West Wind Gallery 11 a.m.-4 p.m. Tuesday through Sunday, 1040 W. 15th.

Mike Kopriva workshop (any media), June 7 8. Register at Gallery. North Casper School Awards 2 p.m. School gym Dinner Honoring Anker Larsen 6:30 p.m. Cocktails, followed by dinner at Downtowner.

Cost: $9.50. Reservations: 234-8925 (daytime) 266-5183 (evenings). Models Search Discovery 7 p.m. Hilton Inn. Sponsored by Perfect Image Modeling.

Information: 265-4648. Also held May 24. Rec Center Dance Recital 7:30 p.m. Recreation Center CLUB MEETINGS TOPS 143 Casper 9 a.m. First Presbyterian Church, 8th Wolcott.

New members welcome. Information: 237-8505 or 237-5259 TOPS 76 Evansville 9:30 a.m. Evansville Christian Church. New members welcome. Casper Kiwanis Club Noon Downtowner Motor Hotel.

Narcotics Anonymous 6:30 p.m. Memorial Hospital auditorium. Information: 234- 1447 IBM -PC User Group 7 p.m. Recreation Center. Information: 235-8383.

Red Arrow Archers 7-9 p.m. KWHS, lower level. Information: 234-2266 or 235-4865 Natrona Co. Historical Society 7 p.m. Crawford Room of Library Parents Without Partners, Inc.

7:30 p.m. First United Methodist Church, 2nd Durbin. Information: 265-3847 or 234-6715. New Beginnings 7:30 p.m. Patrician Room, St.

Patrick's Catholic Church, 400 Country Club Rd. Nondenominational support group for divorced, separated, or widowed persons. Phone: Mary Lou, 265- 9155; Fred, 235-0222 after five. Sweet Adelines Chapter 7:30 p.m. Any women interested in barbershon harmony, call 265-7834 or 436-8840 for location.

New Members welcome. Fort Casper Chapter, OES 7:30 p.m. Masonic Hall. Casper Suicide Prevention Family Support Group 8 p.m. Memorial Hospital, west auditorium (behind gift shop.

Information: 234-5061. Ala-Teen 8 p.m. Prince of Peace Lutheran Church. Information: 237- 2093. Al-Anon Family Group 8 p.m.

Prince of Peace Lutheran Church. H.J. Leik Chapter, DAV 8 p.m. Winter Memorial Presbyterian Church, St. John Streets.

Coming up Friday, May 24 Duplicate Bridge 1 p.m. Downtowner Motor Hotel. Information: 235-5542 Midwest H.S. Graduation 7 p.m. High School gym.

Bible Talks 7:30 p.m. Senior Citizens Center. Information: 235-6338 or 577-1315 CLUB MEETINGS TOPS 9 a.m. Christ Methodist Church. New Members welcome.

Wyoming Geological Assoc. 11 I a.m. Hilton Inn. Speaker: Geoffrey Mathews of Terrasciences Inc. Topic: The Microcomputer Geologic Workstation: A powerful exploration tool.

Insurance Women of Casper Noon Hilton Inn. Boss of Year and Insurance Woman of Year selected. Al-Anon Calendar Noon Adult children of Alcoholics, 917 N. Beech Casper Cinema Club 7:30 p.m. Crawford Room of Library.

Film: "Come Back to the 5 and Dime, Jimmy Dean, Jimmy Dean." (American, 1982) Robert Altman. Stars: Cher, Karen Black, Sandy Dennis Al-Anon 7:30 p.m. The Seekers, New Horizons, 837 E. Street. Survivors include 12 children.

They are: Catherine Brantz, John Fiedor, Robert Fiedor, Karl Fiedor, Jack Fiedor, Theresa Mock, and Anton Fiedor, all of Sheridan, Marie Parkison of Gillette, Joseph Fiedor of Billings, Joan Mlinar of O'Neill, Edward Fiedor of Laramie, and Thomas Fiedor of Casper. Also surviving are one sister, Frances Silla of Sheridan; two brothers, John Belish of Las Vegas, and Walt Belish of Ranchester, 38 grandchildren, and 18 great Memorials to St. Edmunds Church in Ranchester of the Ranchester Library in care of Betty Patterson will be equally appreciated by the family. Hospital notes CASPER Admissions to Memorial Hospital of Natrona County on May 21 included: Otis Carter, Evansville; Melody Beer, Helen Wika, Sandra Wachlin, Kristie Kennedy, June Workman, and Nancy Follick, all of Casper; Gordon Fitzhugh, Douglas; June Kinder, Riverton; Williams Mills, Mills; Johnnie Rummell, Lusk. Dismissed May 20: Melody Bingham, Orville Corbett, Scott Donis, Korine Ellis, Kelsey Holloway, Donna Milstid, Arthur Pierce, and Ireen Stark, all of Casper; Cecil Frank, Saratoga; Rodney Hess, Evansville; Mary Raymond, Rawlins; Chrystal Wollen, Glenrock.

In service JACKSON Marine Pvt. Charles M. Alexander, son of James H. Alexander of Jackson, has completed recruit training a at Marine Corps Recruit Depot, San Diego. RIVERTON Airman Kent E.

Good, son of Earl W. and Arlene D. Good of Riverton, has been assigned to Sheppard Air Force Base, Texas after completing basic training at Lackland Air Force Base, Texas. He is a 1982 graduate of Riverton High School. POWELL Airman Randall W.

Meyers, son of Ronald L. and Bertha L. Meyers of Powell, has been assigned to Sheppard Air Force Base, Texas after completing basic training at Lackland Air Force Base, Texas. Saturday, May 25 THEOS Support group for young and middle-aged widowed people. Information: 234-8812 (weekday mornings) Al-Anon 11 a.m.

Arid Club 904 N. Durbin. 266-9770 7 p.m. Adult children of alcoholics, 152 N. Kimball.

Sunday, May 26 DAR Awards Tea 2 p.m. Casper Women's Clubhouse. Annual student awards Over 1200 graduate at UW's 95th commencement LARAMIE Over 1,200 students graduated during the University of Wyoming 95th commencement May 19. Of the total, 1,058 received bachelor's degrees, 140 master's degrees, 32 doctoral degrees and 53 J.D. degrees.

Graduates from Wyoming listed by hometown are: Afton: Janice Worton, BS; Arvada: Scott M. Gibbs, BS; Baggs: Margaret R. Arambel, BS; Chris Heroid, BS; Banner: Kristine L. Dixon, BS: Thomas B. Dixon, BS: Big Horn: Anthony Orr Garber, BS; Big Piney: Tina Marie Marincic.

BS; Buffalo: Jeffrey D. Anthony, JD; Elizabeth Anne Arno, BA: Myra Nuckolls Camino, BS; Paul David Crowe, BS: Scott E. Ewing, BS; David P. Guyton, BS; Joyce E. Hall, BS; Renee E.

Michelena, BS; Mia Joan Mikesell, BS: Curt W. Penwell, MBA; Bart Rodney Rhodes, BS; Thomas P. Scott, BS; Douglas M. Wear, PhD; Jennie Muir Young, BS; Buford: James Scott Ostlund, BS: Burlington: Mike L. Riley, BS; Burns: Melissa C.

Harding, BS; Bryon: David Morales BS: Casper: Jennifer N. Aley, BS; Steven G. Archibald, BS; Kimberley Kay Arnold, BS; Glen Gene Atkins, BS: Julie Ann Barndt, BA; Judith Diane Barton, BS: Susan Kay Beaumont, BS; Steven Don Beegles, BS; George A. Booth, BS; Michael J. Borgerding, BS; Barry J.

Boulden, BS; Susan Bronwyn Bovie, BM; Karen Sue Bradshaw, BS; Laurie B. Bramson, BS; Anne Margaret Brown, BS; Tondalao Delee Cates, BS; Robert E. Chapin, JD; Brad V. Christensen, BS; Ray Wade Clanton, BS; Patricia M. Combs.

BS: Ronald E. Cook, BS; Robin Lynne Craft, BS; Pat J. Crank, JD; Steven Dean Creel, BS; Teresa L. Cruickshank, BS: Guy Alan Dear, BS: Laurence A. Deats, MBA; Paul Edward Dempie, BS; Brian Keith Dewald, BS; Walter V.

Dickman, MBA; Terriann B. Doggett, BA; Terry Emil Easton, BS: Stephenson Dow Emery, JD; Jeff Milton Foe. BS: Bruce E. Friesen, BS; James C. Garbutt, BS; R.

Scott Garland, JD; Wilfred R. Gibson, BA; Timothy L. Goddard, MS; Hermilo Gonzalez, BS; Mark Emory Granville, MBA: Dennis Stephen Green, BA; Leonard Ray Gross, MBA: Steven Grussendort, BM; Matthew James Haass, MS; Michael A. Haass, BS, Debora Kay Haines, BA; Nancy Jean Halsey, BA. Catherine W.

Hansen, JD; Brandt L. Harris, BS: Andrea L. Helmick, BS: Daniel James Hoppe, BS; Steven John Hoppe, BS; Cybele L. Houston, BS; Kathryn A. Jenkins, JD; Janet Louise Johnson, BS: Wanda Kay Johnson, BS; Bryan Douglas Johnson, BA; Ricky Lee Kelly, BS; James E.

Killebrew, BS; Kimberly I. Kinion, BS; Loy Gordon Lack, BS; Kathleen Mae Lammers, BS; Cynthia Mae Langston, BS; Todd Edward Lanning, BS; Michael Keith Layton, BS; Linda C. Leimback, BS; Robert James Lowe, BS; Joseph E. MacGuire, BS; Ted Gordon Marsh, BS; Angela Dee McCaskey, BS; Brenda Jean Mcinroy, BS; Michael S. McLellan, BA; Hal Lee Miles, BS; Michael Lee Miller, BS; Jess F.

Millett, BS; Margaret H. Missel, BA; Scott K. Mulholland, BS; Deborah Kay Myers, BS; James Alvin Nauman, BS; David Don Oedekoven, MBA; Donald A. Overman, BS; Jana Lee Patton, BS; Steve L. Petro, BS; David George Porter, BA; Douglas B.

Price, BS; Ann E. Quinian, BS; Cynthia D. Rattunde, BS; Brian P. Reasoner, BM; Steven D. Reeb, BS; Kathleen Ann Reed, BS; Patrick Dale Rice, BS: Kathleen A.

Rideout, JD; Kay Elise Robinder, BS; Thomas M. Rochelle, BA; Richard A. Rowlands, BS; Douglas L. Rufenacht, BS; Lois M. Sargent, BS; Wendy Jayne Scheeler, BS; Helen Fisher Schmill, BS; Cynthia Ann Scott, BS; William Neal Shelton, BS; Kathleen Baker Simon, BSW; David B.

Simonson. MBA; Karen Marie Spearman, BA; Kenneth K. Steele, MS; Susan Faye Stinnette, BS; Brad R. Sutherland, MS; Verna Jewell Taylor, BS; Rena Kay Thaxton, BA; Leonard N. Thomas, BS; Shelley J.

Thompson, BS; Donald Wayne Ukele, BS; Michel Susan Vance, BS; Ruth Ann Vanvranken, MS; Victoria R. Wallace, MS; Gregg R. Wilkes, BS; Richard S. Wolfgang, BS; Kandy M.E. Woodley, BS; Brenda Lynn Wyatt, BS; Virginia S.

Yuhas, BA; Centennial: Emily Ferguson, BA; Cheyenne: Regina L. Adragnia, BS; Roxanne K. Allan, BS; Sharla R. Allen, BS; James Edwin Allison, BA; Wendy Sue Anderson. BS: Frank White Banta; BS; Tanya Lou Barry, BS; Dennis D.

Beach, BS; Collett Kay Beers, BS; Brian Bernhardt, BS: Cecilia M. Betebenner, BS; Leroy Bowers, MBA; Anna L. Brotherton, BS; Sharon Carol Brunner, MBA; Linda Lou Carlson, BS; Matthew D. Carlson, BS; Janice Kay Carpenter, BA; Brian Eugene Clark, BS; Caroline Kate Cole, BS; Michael Dale Connor, BS: Michael E. Crader, BS: Lori Ann Crosby, BS; Julie Lynn Cross, BS; Ardith J.

Crowe, BS: Rosella Sue Curneal, BS; Lynn E. David. BS; Michael Jordan Dee, BS: Donna Lee Deveny, BS; James T. Dinneen, JD; Dennis C. Doby.

BS; David Jones Domantis, BS; Andrew Dale Duncan, BS; Richard F. Duvall, III, BS; Mark R. Eisenhart, BS; Martin Paul Ellis, BS; Trever John Emerick, BS; Mary Ann Erpelding, BS; Louis Victor Farley, MA; Vincent P. Foley, JD; Debbie Lynn Frank, BS; Sandra Kay Fredrick, BS; Michael Harry Garner, BS; Daniel Leroy Gibbs, BS; David John Golden, BS: Anne Kristen Graves, BS; Barbara Jo Harper, BA; Melanie Lynn Harrell, BA; Ann Marie Hartigan, BA; Tad Racicky Herz, BS; Jean Marie Hickman, BA; Dean Joseph Inniss, BS, Alice Anne Johnson, BS; Kenneth F. Karstoft, BS; Larry Bryan Kehl, JD; Janet Elaine Kisicki, BS; Janet Koritnik, BS; Glenna M.

Kornegay, BA; Mark Jayson Krause, BS; Deborah Kay Kreuzer, BS: Rebecca Jane Kuehn, MBA. Sharon R. Kuster, MBA; Jena Lisa LeFleiche, BS: Jim Lee LaFleiche, BSW; Ovide M. Lamontagne, JD; Jan S. Latta, BS; John Arthur Lavery, BS; Susan Ann Livingston, BS; Linda Marie Lucas, BS: Cynthia Marie Lummis, JD; Jessica P.

Luttrell, BA; Carlene Renee Magill, BS; Daniel Thomas Magro, BS; Leslie K. Mancini, BS; Kenneth E. Marcum, BS; Michael W. Martin, BS; Albert S. Martinez, BS: Andrew B.

Mason, BS; Kimberly McBurney, BS; Michelle P. Mcintyre, BS; Charles K. McKinney, BSW; Matthew David Meuli, BS; Lee Edward Miller, BA: James Douglas Mize, BS; Dickie Montemayor, JD; Vanessa H. Montemayor, MA: Robert A. Nicholas, JD; Paul Halbert Ogden, BS; Matthew F.

Ostdiek, BS; Sandra Crain Ostdiek, MBA; Elaine Tina Pappas, BA; Sue Ann Petrie, BS; Edward John Pinger, BS; Teresa J. Read, BS; Vickie O. Redman, Carol Ann Renison, BS; Jeanne M. Rideout, BA; Catherine J. Rogers, BS; Eric J.

Rosentreter, BS; Karen Louise Ross, MA; Anthony Scott Rulon, BS; Sheila A. Rusk, BA; Denise Lynn Sandberg, BA; Jeffrey Dale Sargent, BS; Louis A. Scarpelli, MFA; Joan Ellen Schueler, BS; Nancy Lynn Shaw, BA; Ann E. Shickich, BA; Kartyle Curtis Shook, BA; Kent Ernest Shriner, BS; Katheryn D. Sierocki, BA; John Bradley Simmons, BS; Lynn Diane Sissel, BA; Scott Dean Sitzman, BS; Brian Lee Stevenson, BS: Irene Novick Story, BA; Mark M.

Sullivan, BS; Charles K. Thompson, BS; Deanna M. Thompson, BS; Ronald Lee Vigil, BA; Marta J. Whalen, BS; Benjamin Whitehurst, BS; Pamela Kaye Wiant, BS; Wilma I ourine Wilde. BS: Kirsten M.

Williams. BS. Sandra Lynn Williams, BA; Diane Gayle Woods, BS, Russel W. Woods, BS; Roger D. Wright, BS; Gary Lynn Yordy, JD; Harold Leonard York, BS; Terrence Young, MBA; Gretchen Zuber, MED.

Chugwater: Mark D. Baker, BS; Clearmont: Robert A. Mitchell, MS; Cody: Sandra L. Allshouse, BS: Estell Brown, BS: Dean M. Calhoun, BS; William C.

Hockley, BS; Edmund J. Jaroch, BS; Ronnie Craig Jones, BS; Stacey Jo Miller, BS; Paul D. Roberts, BS; Krin Annette Soll, BS; Marilyn L. Townsend, BA; Linda Jean Williams, BA; Daniel: Lisa Marie Beard, BA: Andrew M. Marincic, BA; Deaver: Barbara Wembeke, BS; Diamondville: Lionel Phillip Kelley, BS; Douglas: Anita Diane Akers, BA; Christopher A.

Cowden, BA; Cynthia K. Cowden, BA; John R. Deininger, BS; James Todd Hanlin, BS; Wayne Scott Jeffers, BS; Mark Allen Kassner, BA; Susan M. Leonard, BS: Patricia Lyn Odell, JD; Mark W. Townsend, BA; Carol J.

Wortham, BS; Carolyn S. Yeaman, BA: Dubois: Tim J. Johnston, BS; Monica Lee Schafer, BS; Edgerton: James T. Whitehead, BS: Encampment: Tracey E. Duvall, BA; Clay B.

Keller, BS; Ethete: Sandra L. Ironcloud, BA; Evanston: Kevin Kit Bloomfield, BS; Wyo Todd Brown, BA; Gibson B. Condie, BS; Michael K. Cornia, BS: Paul C. Pittman, BS: Sharon J.

Sanders, BA; Evansville: Walter T. Boulden, BS: Sharon Lee Hood, MBA; Fort Bridger: Mark John Nelson; Fort Laramie: Diane Helen Kriese, BS; Freedom: Karl Dee Robinson, BS; Gillette: James A. Reeves, II. BA; Teri Loiuse Belecky, BS; Bill G. Berube, EDD; Jay Alan Bryant, BA; Sherrie Lee Busier, BA; Phillip D.

Chambers, DA; Veronica Rae Heath, BS; Kathryn Lee Lubnau, MS; Annette Marie Mson, Lori Ann Mitchell, BA; Dennis Dean Steele, BS; Timothy M. Walter, MED; Jamie Watwood-Banks, BS; Roy Jane Welter, BS; Glenrock: David Paul Kane, BS; Janice L. McCalla, BS; Tracy I. Miller, BS; Green River: Robert F. Bramwell, BS; Manuel Castillo, BSW; Deborah Lou Crouch, BA; Madeline T.

Hamel, BA; James W. Hamilton, BS; Le Anne Marie Hebert, BS; Amparo C. Hernandez, BS; Irene Kallas, BS; Daria Antonia Knape, MA; Tracey Lynn Maddox, BS; Robin Ann Rumsey, BS; Heather L. Shanebrook, BS; Barbara A. Silbermann, BS; Greybull: Quentin M.

Bullinger, BS; Kip Lane Henderson, BS; Suzanne M. Stockwell, BS; Guernsey: Laurie Jean Faber, BS; Todd Henry Hulseman 3S; Hanna: Teresa J. Liston, BS; Hawk Springs: Lisa Ann Schaffer, BA; Hillsdale: Ronnie Lenn Burkett, BS: Craig C. Spatz, BS; Hudson: William H. McClurg, BS; Hulett: Scott W.

Stults, BA; Huntley: Leesa Louise Raben, BS; Jackson: Shane Reilly Elder, BS; Sherry See Graduates on B3.