JUBILEE DAYS ROYALTY

Tanner Rogers, daughter of Rod and Nikki Rogers and sister to Tristan and Trenton, was born and raised in Laramie. She just received her Bachelor of Elementary Education from the University of Wyoming. Tanner has had a variety of work experiences beginning with running her own lawn care service with her brothers. She is now working as a student worker for the Livestock Manager at the Wyoming State Veterinary Laboratory. She is also the Swine Superintendent for the Albany County Fair. In addition, she sells Mary Kay, does pet care, is a nursery attendant at the United Presbyterian Church, and is a substitute teacher for the Albany County School District. Tanner is involved in numerous volunteer activities including Vacation Bible School and LOGOS at the United Presbyterian Church, the Albany County Junior Livestock Sale Committee, Albany County 4H, Snowy Range FFA and Wyoming FFA. Tanner is a member of P.E.O. Chapter Al. Helping younger youth with their 4H and FFA projects, camping, sewing, baking and reading are ways she likes to spend her spare time. She also enjoys spending time in the barn with her horse, cows, pigs, cats and dogs. Previously Tanner served on the Wyoming 4H Leadership Team in 2019-2020 and as the Wyoming FFA State Secretary in 2022-2023. Tanner was also the Laramie Jubilee Days Princess in 2018 and 2019. She is excited and honored to be an ambassador for the western way of life, heritage, and the sport of rodeo, serving as your 2025 Miss Laramie Jubilee.

Madison Terrell, daughter of Tracy and Amy Terrell, and the eldest of three sisters, Megan and Katelyn, was born and raised in Medicine Bow, Wyoming. A junior at the University of Wyoming, Madison is double majoring in sociology and criminal justice and is on the dean's list. Growing up on a first-generation ranch, Madison's life has been shaped by a strong work ethic, deeply rooted in agriculture, and the values of dedication and hard work.

In her free time, Madison enjoys a variety of activities that connect her to her roots, including painting, crafting, snowshoeing, paddle boarding, camping, horseback riding, and hunting. Madison also enjoys volunteering at the Ivinson Home for Ladies, offering her time and support to others. These hobbies reflect her deep appreciation for the outdoors and her commitment to staying active. She enjoys working on the family ranch, where she has learned the importance of responsibility and perseverance.

Madison is passionate about using her education to help others, and she is dedicated to making a positive impact in her community. She currently serves as the Lady in Waiting for Laramie Jubilee Days, where she embraces the opportunity to represent the Western way of life.

Looking toward the future, Madison is excited about the possibilities and is committed to continuing her work with her family, her community, and those who share her love of the Western lifestyle.

Taylor Thomas is an accomplished student and active member of the Snowy Range FFA chapter, excelling in a variety of different contests. She maintains a 4.0 GPA and when not at school she can be found working in a barn, riding horses, and spending time with her dog, Eve. Taylor has a deep appreciation for agriculture, nurtured by her family’s ranch in Millbrook, Wyoming. Her passion for horses began in childhood, she now plans to join High School Rodeo and is looking forward to her time as one of the Laramie Jubilee Days Royalty. Taylor’s dedication to agriculture and horses is evident in her summer rodeo participation and work at the barn, where she continued to learn about horse care and western culture.

Paisley Smith is the daughter of Blaine and Tara Smith. She has a younger brother named Cooper. She was born and raised in Laramie. She is a 4.0 student at Laramie High School. She is an avid member of 4H, FFA and High School Rodeo. Her hobbies include hunting, camping, paddle boarding and spending time with her family. She plans to become a veterinarian in the future. She is excited to share the western way of life with her generation while representing Laramie Jubilee Days.