Keira Benedict has been a dedicated volunteer with the Sheridan WYO Rodeo since childhood, participating in the rodeo parade and working with her 4-H club. She has helped with flag ceremonies and ticketing at the rodeo and has worked with Bonafide Catering. Keira’s continued involvement with the WYO Rodeo includes assisting with rodeo slack and serving as a member of the John B. Kendrick FFA Chapter. Keira is also a standout athlete, competing in track and field, with notable performances at an international track meet in Australia. She is passionate about special education and has gained hands-on experience by interning in a Special Needs classroom. Keira plans to pursue a degree in Special & Intensive Education at the University of Oregon and hopes to return to Sheridan or work elsewhere as an elementary school teacher, making a difference in the lives of others.Society and a three-sport athlete. Ankney plans to major in finance at Charleston Southern University, hoping to one day guide young ranchers and farmers in the areas of savings and risk management. She hopes to keep young generations on their family ranches and farms. “Josie is a hard worker, cares about her success and sets goals for herself that she achieves time and again,” said Becky Leno, a Sheridan High School counselor.