Cheyenne-Strong City Alumni Association

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09/14/2026

Just a reminder that we will be shutting down this page very soon. Look for an invite to our new private group, still called Cheyenne-Strong City Alumni Association. Or look for our group. It’s private but findable. You will have to be confirmed to join. Thank you for your continued support!

09/01/2026

Hello fellow classmates and friends.
We are regretfully shutting down this alumni page in this format due to scammers joining. We feel that our information as well as yours could become compromised. We will be setting up a private alumni page that you will need approval to join. The new one will not be set to public. We hope this doesn't inconvenience any of you and we hope you will follow us to our new page. Dragging Main/Alumni Weekend is fast approaching, as well as the Old Settlers Reunion planned for April 2027. We don't want any of you to miss out on these exciting events and the information we will be providing in our new group. Please reach out if you have any questions.
CHS Alumni Committee
September 1, 2026

It is with sadness that we inform you of the passing of these fellow classmates. Please refer to classicfunerals.com and...
08/20/2026

It is with sadness that we inform you of the passing of these fellow classmates. Please refer to classicfunerals.com and piercefuneralhomes.com for full obituaries.
Donna and Linda’s funerals have already taken place, Joyce’s is TBD, Gary’s is tomorrow 8/21 in Butler, and John’s is 8/22 in Cheyenne.

1976 yearbook Part 2
06/25/2026

1976 yearbook Part 2

This July, America will celebrate her 250th birthday! What an amazing time. You know when another amazing time was? 1976...
06/22/2026

This July, America will celebrate her 250th birthday! What an amazing time. You know when another amazing time was? 1976. Can you imagine being a senior that year, and celebrating America’s 200th ? I’ve always thought the annual cover for that year was pretty dang awesome, and they kept the theme going inside with noteworthy quotes. In honor of this yearbook, and the seniors of 1976, we’re going to highlight some of it.

It’s graduation time! In honor of the 2026 graduates, let’s take a look back at some classes that will be celebrating mi...
05/14/2026

It’s graduation time! In honor of the 2026 graduates, let’s take a look back at some classes that will be celebrating milestone years in 2026!
As usual, I’m missing an annual and this time it’s 1996. Not all classes have cap/gown photos, so I did the best I could. Enjoy this trip down memory lane.

Coming at you with some more school history, not from a yearbook but rather our local paper The Cheyenne Star! If you do...
04/30/2026

Coming at you with some more school history, not from a yearbook but rather our local paper The Cheyenne Star! If you don’t already receive a copy of The Cheyenne Star every week, please refer to the second photo and start yourself a subscription today. It has all the local happenings, including Hammon, Reydon, Leedey, and sometimes Sweetwater, school activities.
**Mrs. Basil Cunningham is Ola Maye. Ed Reed was Mr. Reed to all of us from Strong City!

Sharing some photos courtesy of Jim Davis and Tom Webb. The basketball game is the 1968 State game (we’re in white) and ...
04/25/2026

Sharing some photos courtesy of Jim Davis and Tom Webb. The basketball game is the 1968 State game (we’re in white) and I’m unsure if the other is anything in particular or just a snapshot of school life. How many people do you know?

It’s time for another deep dive into Cheyenne history, by way of the annual ads! Now, I understand that not every busine...
04/19/2026

It’s time for another deep dive into Cheyenne history, by way of the annual ads! Now, I understand that not every business bought annual ads, but most of the time, they did. The number of cafes and restaurants that were in this town through the years, blows me away and I don’t think these are all of them. These photos are from ‘64 through ‘89, with a handful of ‘90s. I know Hill’s Restaurant has changed hands 5 or 6 times, probably. Right now, it’s Nana’s, owned by Lucy Moler Banks (if I’m confused on that, let me know). Y’all put the location for these under the photos, please. Some I know, but a lot I don’t. Enjoy the memories and please share them!

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