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' L 3 xv YV fp AIQ4, .jffmf CQ. y4fC1'7,Afu jg 'fag 44- jAg'f M1 Ufilbfi fun ll' ff 7117 iff ,ZYQVZQ 520-cf 4, x ff! Qdaffgp 'J ff .. . X 14756011 I . jilfx 'Z5fL'Uff7v0f- HG ' 'ff ' fffffffn wx :fc A ' Z ' -Jim J' ' ' 2 6-M,liZLa WHQS 74 940 gf QJMWWCQ Um, sfmmm ' Q f x 'x . . V A-3.2! C22ff,f6N5DLj'j!-fi, 1 .,. I j Q X 1 CRM 5175 7979 D625 5,4 H761-l S61-KOOZ 0, Delta High you uowufo fool you so. u Dolfu 52,7115 0, lot fuou 5 . 1 au HlVf'l'1 ll-5' WW o Wzcfrgix x I miii xi,.. Y I iii . Y MR lrfgstfbf lfou logos uud goo looo 4493 ,,.,,i ,..o. , 9 K X , ,,... uw , i 5- 91 ff ew q'W -f 'x2 81514 Cf! 5164 D8 l5'egin ine ,Yenrnen . . Klnrke Cinristensen Deng J-fare Dnnielle ,fllldredge Viee President President Seerefnrn . . .and what a beginning it has been! A bit frightening and even overwhelming at times, but new and full of change. Slowly, day by day, we have met the challenges and overcome them. We are many in number and have the talents and abilities that will help us accomplish the goals that we have set for ourselves. We will seek and find the many precious things that have so enriched the lives of those who have gone before us. ij, fm nw hw AQ, K Cheryl Adams Danielle Alldredge Corte Anderson DCAHUC AHdCl'50n Lynn Anderson Juhe Ashby Kelly Beck Rick Bishop Janet Blanch Oren Bliss Michele Brunson Randall Cahoon 4? 't 'L .ss . l f , . f r if Steve seriously studying! X , ' if , Macht die Mund Zu! D -. QT-4 it f f J EuDon Callister Cindy Christensen Clarke Christensen JoAnn Christensen Steve Christensen Thayne Church Cori Cox Shcrie Crafts Tiffany Cropper Vanda Dalton David Downing Craig Dutson r,,,x- , M LJ 'X' ' 1, J I . '29 y 3122! . A JoAnn Dutson Jolynn Dutson Rawlin Dutson Theron Dutson Rodney Erickson Wayne Evans Becky Finlinson Jolene Finlinson 'iw' I' hh, if .fri r . , 'jf Y 4 Egfr: Qffhe noon hour social period Beginning sewing J A 1 , , Q g ' ,g. me y .L ' -K ,. ., . fb Z' ,y WA Q 1 J J M 21 62, il qw' iz fi A351 f i' .. iv J, 'rl 'V J ., fx .J wg 5 ,S it .. , : . F J 'H ffl. ' N, :fe J. e fa J. J JE reef pf ? 1 1? in Q , v-fl Marcia Finlinson Tracy Fisher Lisa FFCCIWIH John Fullmer Randy Fowles George Gamble Andy Gemperline Michelle Gillcn Mark Hardy Thayne Hardy Doug Hare Dick Hathaway l Jennie Hayes Rhonda Heaton Brian Henrie Julie Holman Tim Hutchings Dorenc Jackson Lori Jackson Rodger Jeffery Valinda Jensen Alvoria Ketchum Lisa Lewis Cindy Losee s. s 'ai N , f , 1 , , I K -iii fl ' The Sutherland Sewing Circle Patterns pins and patience! .tif l , ' ' Rose Marie Lovell Angie Maxfield Keith Meinhardt Darren Moody Nathan Morrill Tina Needham Brian Nichols Duve Nielson Paula Ogden Mark Peterson Shawn Peterson Dixie Pillirtg 15:4 i , .an l J ' Marianne Poulsen Janet Randolph Duanc Rawlinson Patricia Reece Doug and Clarke, hitch hiking? Jill Riding Terry Riding Alan Roberts Rosalie Roper E Darren and Dick working in metals A Oren and John, talking it over i 1 X lx 5. y , I gig, N. 15.5 ,N M lYfi,,.,...s-s-Q..-an--uvw 'Q' 'M K , V-W i Patricia Roundy Bill Shank Haley Shields Mark Shipley -lim Sl1UITlWHy Lisa Shurtz Ricky Smith Stephanie Smith Gwen Sorenson Lorie Stanworth J0hfl Steele Pam Stevens M3 G L. D. ' Todd Stoneking John Talbert Steve Talbot Beverly Taylor 0 'Sa' 'SCO' Walter Terrell Shonna Tolbert T Tolbert y... Virgil Tsosie Dwight Western Taking five! Dale Turner Todd Willden We finally got into the swim of things! Wendy Walker Burt Wankier Kim Watson Gregory Wauneka Kathie Willoughby Russell Wright Russell Young Tina Young 9l65Sf!Jl48 . seek the Way The class of 82 began the school year with the big opportunity that each Freshman looks for--that of gaining an education. Through the opportunity we have of going to school, we will have our goals met someday. y This year the Freshmen took their first steps in learning about vocations and began filling the requirements for high school graduation. Although the senior yearseemed far into the future for them, they settled into the routine of things and had an outstanding and worthwhile year. - A L U7 if ' i 16-elif A C . . ,A N y , I , , , Aggie? f, we f ' ,C --Gfmareearz-i ' U 9 f ir A , . rf . 1 x.4. Q 2, - 1 11 ' r:'..w'. -' ' earl 51111, 'iifii '- t ff 'A ' :fi ' Qi :rr 5. l,xgg,fg Qi .Q Q .- O . ,Q . A H I ' fs .. - , , il , 2 tti'i' 1 ffWz2rr':1l:f '- r LeeAnn Adams Dean Anderson Manuel Arthur Cindy Bishop Garrcn Allclredge Tcrilyn Anderson Tum Ashby Steven Bishop .L W ..... .,..,.. W.,,A,,, V , 5 Put your money where your mouth is! Conference at the heater. ,, ii'vrf'v .1- ' Vicki Bishop Shelley Brown Bill Cave Virginia Christensen Michelle Church Penny Clayton Gary Bilsinni Julie Bullcreek Phyllis Christensen Darlene Church Suzanne Clark Doug Cook K, .3 ,, k Y, 'X M H: X, x X g' K i MQ, if f.ffffl1:l . if ,R X -3- X ,,j,: vi 'f L. 5 . f it i EQ? ii Sandra Croppcr Wayne Dafoe Kim Draper Bgn Eking Randle Crowley DcAnn Dcwsnup Gary Dutson Jgmel Eliason Who told the joke? Prcslun Eliason Joel Finlinson Vicki Farthing Sandy Finlinson Krislinc Garrett Georgia Grayson N 'E ,OL We .r a we 3 in L -- fx A v If Y H 2 f r,rr be 5 N 'U is ies. . gm ' i fifsfikrif 55:5 W ., 3 S VIH ,W kk lx S-L 5 1 it K Q ix i 'ii' i r ,rfb 1. I vi Y Paul Hardy Gcnc Hcnrir: Edie Gross Lisa Hardy Tammy Harris Richard Jacobson Brent Jeffery Gordon Jones David Kozina Reuben Lazarn Ben Johnson Sharon Jones Scott Larsen Marsha Losee if ,4- Auditioning for Gabriel! , - 31.1115 I 1 . TZ - Tauna Louder Kaye Loveless Brenda Lowder Vicki McClary Ron Moody Shuundu M orill Daren Lovell Myrtle Lovell Rob Manis Karla Meyers Chris Mork Roslyn Morris f 55' Wim 'L' ,, .. - i . r, , ..Qf. -4.4 V. J, . , K' X I gf., ,4. ,f J-'w ,ft Q lx 2 U2 f wir r '5' N. D' F rf' r ,. Q r A 0 Q I 1,. ' 1 1. 95. 1 .iymond Morrison Daryl Nielson James Pclcrson Penny Porter clly Nickle Tonya Partridge Kciih Peterson Richard Porter Freshmen Light Their Fire! HSV' za r,5?'fQW 4 M-uv If 1.,if.'- :f'?if'fT2 gm ? SIE QQ .ui i fl ' fi? ,r I QA.. Wade Randolph Lcon Ross Shclly Shields Ncil Riding Sharron Rowlcllc Jill Shipley if I, ,..., l 'New' Qhcryl Skcem Dinne Smiih LccAnn Sorensen Duron Smith Rugvl' Smilll Rundy Slcvins Stacy Sluarl Misty Taldo Timulhena Taylor Clay Tolberl Pauline Talberl Shelly Taylor Scoll Thomas Kendall Topham 'I' Hard at ill Give Blood Freshmen Boys mix it up! 2 i l ' i hiv' i l , U M 5 ff:15fY3fi3i?33?4fv?l!2Q553LZ:'.???i:'I .1 Tim Topham Eilccn Wright Thelma Tsosic Vicky Yazzic DONNA HARRIS 1964-1978 and t grace of sunshine, Walked inside our prescense- Never afraid ofthe limitless possibilities of herself. And we love her. We miss the smiles, and basketball and the smiles. But how could she not be within us? Eileen Wright 1 S HG 1655 ' eifplare the cranked paths ' rv-ns is Nor N us. , +,g,w'-fff2' - . it I :rf ' -H 1 ,M 1. K, f J ,f - rw, . eg V. at ' 4 ,wwf gf 4' V :, ig-gtg, I 1 . . ,- ' ef!!-fvtf. Tx ' 1,4 fn 6 :V ,: '- f-fr:':5' -if ,if H 'IW , , 1-4 K. ,,..,. y , 5 Ig' ,.,4.,f, F. Il sf ,K .,. .r 2 . Lg,i+-QWf..,v'-.fr V 2 . 'f ga' f, I - ' f ., fl' HgL ' 1 it e s , .... rr Hd. , SES :Lv J' The Sophomores this year were one of the best classes that Delta High has ever had. They loved being involved in everything that went on. But being involved in everything and having a lot of fun was not all. We had to hit the books in English, Biology, Geometry and all the other classes. But we made it through and with our great leaders were the best Sophomore Class ever. , :Q Wt? A L ss.,-'f 2. Q ,V Y' is X' :.,4,2,g: Q N, ,. , . ws X X Sill Q z , 'ik 4 QQ N ,aw ii' Phil Adams Carolyn Barber Gaylyn Bennett Paul Bennett Julie Bird Danny Bliss Kalhryn Bishop Reggie Bliss w ls the front as good looking as the back? -C 1 - L' s ' 3 U , .L , 1: ,i 'S K sl '3- v vis Q if, s ' N. . X Es X : ., . MQ Jfff 8' Q i 2 vi F 5 ,K ri . Jiigg -5 K .. Y' -s ii 'ii ss.. .. I i. ig 3' if K ,E 3 . I. -x Q I 2 - . I as , : ' i i as Eiiiizifi ' f I 0 Troy Bringard Cary Brunson DeeMar Callister Wade Christensen Chris Brown David Bunker Linda Christensen Kevin Church -.-,xx Don't stick it out unless you want to share it! HS- 3? s's ' C .,s2 .... .i fi -iii f ' i , .f 'Q iisiz . A , , .frm ,y , 22: E 'I' . - ifrziiiq - :. 'S . ,. . - ' 5 Q'-:ir q , s LeeAnn Church Jim Cook Russell Church Cynthia Cox up 'VIE ll Karen Dafoe Glen Deardcn Richard Downing Mira Dulson Rulon Dulson Kerry Finlinson Kim Day Ezra Diaz Lori Dulson Natalie Dulson Russell Dutson Rock Finllnson R Q YCS? Dig those crazy glasses!! Todd Finlinson Ted Fullmcr Diunc Fowlcs Kulhlccn Hanson 2 1' ,H i A A . F ' l -r - . , . , fi Sk X 4' ' Q if E r Q ff n' 1:11-1 .3 1 x Ll,t5 'D Q.: E A K fi' wif' l D H 3 A i or V Penny Hardy Guy Hurrns Dnrryl Ilulhuwny Howard Hcpwurlh Jun Ilollingsheud Scoll Jackson Dunn H21rrlS Todd llurris Nancy Ilcnric Muriu llcrring Scott Holman Chcric Jeffery I 1. if ,, i .Wai ' , f 1uf:,, A 1 V ' 5- . - fm F . ..:Al . W, . A,,.,,,, x 11 ' Fafff' K ,,..,. Q ' 4 V r, V' 1 Q 21 ,. '3 1 G ordon Jeffery Allen Lake Run Larsen Rue Jean Layland Ted l.e Sueur Janis Lister Darla Lovell Joann Lovell Q5?liilQ6?!522i1?fasr1.e2 . . - H1 ,y ,sea ,aw ' ,L-fs's??e?r:f'lS . V fb , EW , ,. , . X zeifzmeal , X . A xx: 1 Lwfrgess' ' .,. jg fm 1. , .. ,im il f r ,ki X f lil l , , I 91 V l ,W,,1f, 'f ee 'ill no ' L f ,H ,, X .,,.,,. ,WHL , l',:f.w1,, f E ,ad ilu ,, 4 ,,,.., gil ' 4 5 ,rf 1 f Q I if 0 ii A 'i r 'T 71, Shawn Maxlicld Sheila McArthur Julie Meacham Shelley Memmoli 'Z . . ' 1 if K eg -. 9 Mindy Moody Rick Moody hz! Farrah your roots are showing! Beal it out, Guy! 'W,w gg . W5 2E3f:eez1Q+e , .,, 'K x Greg Moon Erie Mooney 2112,-iqfaf..-,mas , . , .l., . wig. ,, -mimi' - ' -1 - Q . l A 'Q f . , , Kelly Morrill Mairilce Morris Sheila Morris Bonnie Nielson sl ,. f H,,,,,g, ,Q - vvsf ' 'fi?Z:'fi 2?i'lflZzw5 5 . --.iff iw 12 :fs A yaigfiasw ,433 K K ft: gm- , 5- H f, f 11, Q 1: ' 4 ' 11,2 fe N . Q 'fl 1fffsz' 4, ,lj .v 1 ' QQ ' 5- 3 siazzaw z .s 2 - A 5 , Shauna Nielson Sheryl Nielson Kip Oppenheimer Connie Pace . A V l' W A 5 Lw.Nag'5' ,-.ff 'W 1 flli' , Q' r 8 l up 2 Lczlic Porter Josh Prutt Lewis Rcecc Cherry Roper Elleun Rowley Luwrcncc Schcna Kathy Poulrscn Susic Redd Robert Rocks Shaunna Ross Jayne Schenzi Russell Shank --A M' 41 , N , :jr-kE5g': Reading the Funnies? The Main Hull Relief Society meeting at l2:30. at in , Q 4 it A. , My M Mi 'N' ,4 'sw A a 'W Z , Mike Shipley Ralph Smith Rod Talbot Stuci Taylor Audcry Tcrrcll Phyllis Tippctts John Smith Tom Slang Alun Taylor Alan Tccplcs Roy Thorn Lisa Tophum 'M' 'W' ffuawv' .,,f:Q:g44 . ,AV A S V 1155 'x ,YZINJOIQ Diseeeer varied treasures 'ivfztsitff Y A 1' -W-swift . Proud of their accomplishments at Delta High School, the Junior Class enjoyed a treasured year. Juniors played an important role in all athletic contests and proved to be adapt at bolstering school spirit and kept the D flying high! A wonderful assembly and the Junior Prom were the climax to a year in which the Juniors were active participants in music, drama, opera and all other things that develop school treasures. After spending some time threading tiny washers on small bolts and placing them in little holes, many Juniors were left wondering what this activity had to do with determining their future roll in life. Yes, their Junior year was filled with tests that started them thinking about the future. Alot is expected of this up-and-coming group. The hardest thing about climbing the ladder of success is to get through the crowd at the bottom. The Juniors have gone part way through the struggle and are reaching for the top. The Juniors would like to say thanks to our officers and advisors for their help and devotion to us. C.. :XX Kurt Alloway Colleen Ashby Shelly Baker Joyce Bishop Bruce Anderson Thaync Atkinson Alma Bishop Julie Bishop 'Hmm Layne and Thayne at work with the plane Hustle you bustle! , .fi 1 Karen Bishop Andy Brown Carnle Cave Kcn Christensen Jifl1 Chllfch Shane Clark Raymond Bishop Diana Cahoon Jerry Christensen Pam Christensen Diana Clark Shauna Curry X Q za. .44 Rich Croppcr Layne Dulson Michelle Ealuugh Karma Finlinson Bruce Dulson Marsha Dulson Michael Farnsworth David Fowlcs 5'-sl - ,nfwswv Mark, concentrate on chemistry, not on Vicki! 1 3 Susan Friar Teresa Furino Gregory Gillcn Slcvc Harris Myron Fullmer Marie Gcmpcrlinc Robert Hardy Doug Hathaway Lynette Hcpworth Pamela Holman Runue Jackson Wade Hollingshead Lena Hutchins Tammy Jacobson , N-W -mise ,,1 i,m1vf'v?Wf 1. M if ' X . ' ' ' , i A t-,::fi'3? ' I f'- fl ri N- ,W 5 ' ' lim E.. .. .t . R, , . I i 7 fill W wits. l , ' : .. X.a.:,..-W W Q 'fdffrw rw M '- f ,,,. tklttw- H.r'4iav.'., ,4 W N' This is the way we built our house Sherrie Jensen Doug Jones Sandra Lister Julie Johnson Lynne Layland Sheila Losee .in . hwmvit Q' ' wifi .iw 'gg I f,1 ,xv 2 ,f11,,,,,wermSv.1: lf1, 1 .5 wi v Y: 35 fn.. L, Mark lmvelcw .lull Xlnlvbnll lxellx Nluxurx John Morris Kirtt Myers Kathy Perkinx Hob lymun ,lull Xlt-l3ci'iiu.nil llint-Q Wimiicy Phillip Morrison Maury Nielxnn Jill Peterwn Wade Hollingsheud and Ron Nielson work diligently. Jerry Christensen and Who'?! 3. C Intl lktemuii Willie Rimlinmii Kim Rowley McKtuySl1icIds l mi l'elcrxnu M1uryAnn Reece Czlrlee Shieldn Georgia: Shumwiiy I ' M 5- M Af 47 X S ' 'W f , ff Q X H Q n 9 AX' as 3 QQ ' 'T' . 1, 2 ,f 3 z V 7 57 ..... X David Shurlf Peggy Shurw l.urlc Smith L znmlzunn Sluvunx Thcrcxu Tulburl ,lullc Slunuurlh RuxsulISlcvxz1rl Nlinrjoric Taylor xii, . Q1-Lfesl Q - - A 332315 4. Y' . 1 ., X f w 4-.ga 'I , XC 2, 3 1 JP Y Ev f 5 Dianna Tcrrcll Iirundn Tullup Mar, Thorn Curtis Trulilln ,J ?p Q 33 . 2 J. ra iff Xi Qs 'gh Qs P K I4 Z -ES 5 H Q -1 I ,-g 4 N- 'Q EQ gid if , fs? 'rn , , I . A gr- . f ' 'mf X: I X.. .Iullc und Vicky, what arc you mukmg? Rollcn ogg gens! .lunl0rS lillk Il UP! A' ,Dx 7JlJ2v Qnfjhjz 4' 5 J,-FQ! ' w H 7 'i D :TMJ f- J- W. - Pj gdxrlf' A- ff! -J Z JT' 'nib ff Q 5.315 P- ff f ,Us - J X ,ff ful 1-.. H KJ fx ui ' , i l':X'l J air- 'gr 1' qxqj-'gJu,,L-f I 125 . I if 1E,i55ff S' 'A Agony of Dgfcm! Szmdrn Wurnick Turri Wulsun .lov Wilkim David Wcslcrn YQJJW ZTISHHH r if r , ivy. Q -1: f g H if A , .f 'Eg QQMA .b X llownrd Webb Q, 2 27 SQSYVJOIQ . . . caulinuv their journey tlzmuglz lzfe Seniors of ,79 entered the doors of D. H. S. for their final year of high schoolg an experience consisting of happiness, tears, understanding, dislikes, togetherness and growth. We will leave Delta High School with memories to cherish for the rest of our lives. We have striven to make this year the best ever and have accomplished this. We have grown in many ways since we entered the D. H. S. in the year 1975. Graduation is now upon us, with the whole world to meet and conquer. Armed with the many things of great value that this school had to offer, D. H. S. Seniors of '79 are ready to meet the challenge! 1, T David Abbott Vance Abbott Karen Adams Lil BCDHCII Wade Alldredge Ellen Anderson Nancy Ashby Guyla Black Linda Bladen Brenda Blake .icff Brunson Maureen Cahoon Ann Christensen Alan Christensen SCOU Chfmlensen 51' 2 Kcn Clark Jodi Cook Camille Corry Craig Cox William Crockett Richard Crowley Kgrlhy Dafoe Rgn Day fy- R15 ..,,, ' ..,. . I f . ,. F- Q.. u f3lR5i:lvf+1.ffl1 . . M Mfg, . . NNN, f'lQEiffii'i . f v, 1 :1 J 'v YY -lylf-if 5'-Q 'lfi gii lii-fi .' :fir . xii Nfl, ,. 1- iiiif' ' , 1:3 1 ni . m n , . . ,1 ' rg, i 155353 'L i 'fl i fiT1if'Ef? 1 . vi -.1 19 llll ' CME , Egg? ,.hW .X C. iijaggim K K Bcsl Dressed: Lori Hare and Greg Porter Kirk Davies Russell Dewsnup Janine Dutson Brian Eliason Julian Finlinson Wendy Gamble 21' .fxil--... . Gigi Grayson Kevin Hardy Happiest People: Robin Murdock and Tom Tenney 4 Nancy Greathouse David Hansen Lori Hare Michelle Harris ..-Q M Most Talented: Vicki Eliason and Richard Jackson Waady Hathaway Debbie ivic Greg Jackson Richard Jackson Becky Jeffery Mark Jones Russell Luke Kurt Loveless Cindy Lovell Margie Lovell Kerry Munis Wells McDonald 32 :aiu 1-feflgrflrzves 1-rg-as :fell srzeqgggiiazi -f-sg.-wwiigrzf -- ' -W iw 15:1:Li:,a:.4gga'g-5asif22gizsvetz 'S-w1Q5-zlilwigffkw --ei-ffreg-,-qi:-5effi21re11s:1e r-,-in-X '1 in V U5in-1fe.Yrzf.W1,ge.i:xK ,.g , ., ,. . in iuliiefziwwlsffi i 1 Y , ijligity i ', P 5 '11+ 1Qf fier y Q i ' , x ,X rr.,,si.,,iffss f le ill. if Pisa Qi al , NC ' l 2 in K . ? if s Q ' . 1. A Q , 1' X Ron Mooney Kcn Nielson ie. Robin Murdock Clark Nielson Doreen Nielson Pam Nielson Ron Nielson Sharlene Nielson ,i,s 4-X Q, Most Talented: Kirk Davies and Gigi Grayson A Justin Parker Linda Parkinson Janeal Peterson Greg Porter X.. ,ff JA fl. .. Pam Porter Karl Reece Alan Roper Jeff Schena David Skeem Delores Smith Ron Spencer Lesa Stevens M... 5 E ' ......, Q ........ ? ' z 3 E 5 Funniest Laugh. Michelle Harris and Julian Fmlmson l Sherrie Talbot Ellen Taylor Skip Taylor Tom Tenney K'-'as kit: -ITELEESOH 3Z.T,:.aT-T-153111 Best Sense of Humor: David Hansen and Katie Thompson Albert Toduchccnie Craig Trujillo Katie Tsosie Lena Warren Janet Williams Maxine Young Prcttiest Eyes: Jeff Schena and Liz Bennett Pretticst Hair: Tom Tenney and Ann Christensen Prcttiest Smile: Kurt Loveless and Janeal Peterson if 5 4223 1' , 5 V W i,,5,t Alright girls, line up! -4ksgT'Qm,h M A K I t f W was Q-N-meats:-,fa . sf wsmesfsfrvftvs-:wings WEHWWrist,-iittftfrrt snssasesslei 1wss2snft?Ss:sta1?f?f121-1 it sfswmamas.:-fef-farm zsgsseaessszeassv-5 szaassssssissfsssfzf.afw1f:ms. sssamsisffiesvsiifeiifil-29: l XQewiezqgffgeagsasisg-: :Es 55332'eesfsffzlssfsffieizfei ,Q-if-2-:31-1'fzfwwt Q ,Ns ,,,Q:g5.W kept we treasure flood our minds. We the friends we have made and how for the rest of ourslives. Delta Junior High School. We had and it seemed too good to our class and proud to be and the time had come. Secretary. The main event of silhouettes in black and in the Sophomore Sophomore spirit were all very excited year by Russ Lake, Junior Prom march was in the Wind , as a class and came year we went into a we would be Seniors and the Todacheenie, Vice Presidentg and Pam of our and that there was much ahead of us. We and Becky Jeffery, Secretary. We as 19, 1978 and was enjoyed by everyone, theme was Last Dance, Vicki the of Fin-ian's that it was. keen spirit of that are traditional at and commercial meets. drama, and we thank them dearly for the work that they us. We will always be better individuals because of as we leavethe halls of Delta High School we will never SZTZIZMWZ' 6011 6117 Greatly enriched our year. . . ALBERT TODACHEENIE-VICE PRESIDENT PAM PORTER-SECRETARY DAVID HANSEN-PRESIDENT Studentbody President, David Hansen was able to unify the studentbody and the student council with his good- humored and understanding leadership. His ability to lead was shown in his music, athletics, his support of school affairs, drama, and even in his willingness to help teach the German classes when the regular teacher became ill. Albert Todacheenie won the office of Vice President with a clever campaign and his terrific sense of humor. Albert The Chief is a friend to all. Pam Porter proved to be an effective secretary and played an active roll in student government, school, and extra curricular activities. We thank our officers for the effort they put forth to make this a good school year for us all. i Row l: Russell Lake, Lisa Topham, Wendy Gamble, Serena Terrell, Penny Clayton, Eileen Wright, Barbara Thorn. Row 2: Shauna Corry, Kirk Davies, Ken Nielson, Doug Hare, Janine Dutson, Mr. Dwight Moody, Advisor, Janeal Peterson. Row 3: McKay Shields, Jerry Christensen. The student council worked well together to make this year one of the best. Throughout the year the council tried to fill their offices well and to do a good job for those who elected them. The Hello Dance, Homecoming, re-doing the marquee, and a landscaping project were among their many accomplishments. Vicki Eliason Vice President can T .. , ,vc 5. E w ' 1 'Q LE K I M, , It K ., , t .. . ft V 2.1: . Wg 1 2385553 President Hansen speakes to the people! W S Lost in the Depths of Taming of the Shrew! Want to see my picture?'?! lst row, Robin Murdock, David Hansen, Kerry Manis, Eileen Wright, Janeal Peterson, McKay Shields, Kirk Davies, Center Row: Natalie Dutson, Richard Jackson, and Shauna Corry. Back row: Jerry Christensen, Julian Finlinson, Gigi Grayson, Katie Thompson, Janine Dutson, Gayla Black, Maxine Young, Vicki Eliason, Barbra Thorn, Dave Abbott, and Jeff Schena. ' The Gifted and Talented program added a new dimension to Delta High this year. Gifted and Talented is a group of students chosen by their teachers to participate in a nation wide program designed to develop the students potential and acquaint them with experiences not aquired in regular classroom activities. During the school year numerous activities were arranged for the studentsg these included a day at the Osmond studios, visting artists, musical programs, a Shakespearian mini course, a day at Davis High combined with a stop at Hansen Planetarium, and a Shakespearian Festival that combined all the talents of the students. The Gifted and Talented program was greatly appreciated by the students and it is hoped that the prograng will continue for years to come. t, if, X Vicki Eliason-Journalism, Dave Abbott-Art, Kurt Alloway-lndus- trial Arts, David Kozina-Math. f .1, Row: Pam Holman-Home Ec., Wade Christensen-Vo. Ag., Sherrie Vo. Ag., Howard Webb-Vo. Ag. Front Row: Karen Adams-Home Dorene Nielson-Business, Cindy Lovell-Business. D3 e , 3 5 MWHIE V5 165 Shcllcy Memmott-Jouifnalism, Barbara Thorn-Journalism, Julian Finlin- son-Journalism, Janeal Peterson-Journalism, Valinda Jensen-English. Sitting: Pam Nielson-Science, Vicky Jeffery-Social Studies, Robert Jeffery-Science, Scott Christensen-Music, Maureen Cahoon-Music, Kerry Manis-Music, Vance Abbott'Art. Back Row: Brenda Lowder-Drama, Raymond Bishop-Drama, Craig Cox- Industrial Arts, Layne Dutson-Industrial Arts. Front Row: Steve Talbot- Drama, Wade Hollingsheadflndustrial Arts, Mark Loveless-Drama. 1 ' 3 11775 i A S- . e r l eg - Ziff ..1QL.44 i:,.f5..d,.X.gS3liQl. ,. E-S' S 5-' Er' 1 -1 :Q 2 2- -1 ra :r ?,' 5 E .-. cb .... 0 Q, DD 3 1 -va 2, C K ro 0 :J N -'1 0 C O 1-+ '1 H ' rn C1 0 O H- 5' O m 1 5' gd P+ ' Q Y' fi' W S 5: 5 :5 -1 Q- -4 ,Q .. m N Q- O ':. 3-UQ 2 F0 5 .E S 2 :r CD w O pr 0 5 0 Q o Z'- N B -. H s: Q-r 0 5 -D Q- 1-r O 0 CD -'T -vs 0 ' E- 0 H 5' m '-4 P' f-f SD 3' 2.1: 2 2 .... 5 V3 5- 93 N N P Q 3 F6 0 o- R :r no O cu n 5' 5 3 S o 4 Q1 C UQ 0 5 vi E. B vw 0 N tb S. O cn :s 0 ...., Q.. 5' :s o VS 41 5' 551617375 - . SKHOZAK -4 These students were chosen by the faculty to it ' represent Delta High School in competition with f fourteen other schools from Central Utah for the Sterling Scholar Awards. They have worked hard in their areas all during their school years here. All applicants prepared a portfolio of their academic achievements, special awards, and service activities. They were then each interviewed personally by judges and their work was reviewed. The top student in each field was then chosen. Each school has to pay a five hundred dollar fee to have its students eligible to compete. The Senior Class donated one hundred and eighty dollars of their class fund to this project. They are to be commended for their generosity and their loyalty to their class members. David Hansen-Foreign Languagesg Richard Jackson-General Scholarship. fx' N 1' ii. .. Kirk Davies-Musicg Dcbra lvie-Home Economics: Robin Mur- Wells McDonald-Businessg Jeff Schena-Vocational Educationg Vicki Eliason dock-Speech and Dramai Arts, Arts and Crafts: Barbara Thorn-English and Literature. ,. ' Q: W5 Lynette Johnson Ken Robinson Rosalie Vernon ,Q sv., .size , an i a 4 s ...f t --if J 5 i' if U' . vi' , .,-,JJ if 'E , Mr . vas. 1 1 l , N ly li f xl , ak i lr 4 ages? f N it 1 Qs ai I 1 X 1'-at ' Wifi' . .Lil we ,, i .gs s S l1:,g,, . W A..' af 1 f , '4 ,, ,5.,,1 .K K N ,.,. 'L ig 5' 1' I .N,. i 1- 2' Q its g - gf 53 ggi 1 L. ,o,, I 'o-' A g ' 0 1- :Eff if g y X Q '- ' 1 -. , 'i 'i 1 L it ' 1 Ji .luLQ.iEiEif Qwssswibitlg- 2,3EEfi?'ff??5?ff -5 51,1 ii- 1 it A A ' 1 ,f 5 - lim 'U fn ,.,-1 F3 i4:: I LSI V12 rv... 2 Norma Nielson Norman Lister Waldo Warnick If s Z-.ax ,Z ii: 3155 sf 7, fwmmwffww-wMw.4 -, .,, l, , .,,,5i,, ,J 3, I 2 f if, , .,,,. W Sam Nicholls Jean Talbert Nancy Conant .lane Beckwith J. Fay Jacobson f l ei? Ron Peterson Karen Roper Dave Clark Nola Bunker Myrlene Turner Dave Corey Ray Litlle - 15 sk-I 1 W: W H Of Q .bi W, I- vt I A292716 61,4 ZION .. na. Think putting a yearbook together is an easy credit and a fun experience? We can tell you that is plain hard work, and Miss Hansen has had 22 years of it, plus two years of teaching us our job. Hard work is nothing new to Miss Hansen. She loves Delta High School and has devoted much time and effort over the years to help us excel. You name the job, Miss Hansen has done it somewhere in her career. She is the librarian, has been yearbook advisor, teacher, photographer, advisor, drama coach for both the opera and the school play, computer data expert and schedule builder to name a few. She has made our library into one of the few Model-Media Centers in the Stale. Those who know her know that she has a generous heart. There are missionaries who could never have gone and college graduates who got their degree because of her. Each year she ordered extra yearbooks and some students whose families were down on their luck at that particular time, would find a yearbook tucked under their arm as they walked down the hall and not a word would be said. Miss Hansen is retiring now and our staff, the faculty, and the studentbody wish her many years ahead to persue her many and varied interests. Thank you Miss Hansen, for all you have done for Delta High School! MK DAMKO Ill health has caused Mrs. Damron to only teach part of this school year. She is a very dedicated teacher and has worked hard to build a language program in our school. ln addition to language she taught English, drama, and speech and debate. She has always gone the extra mile to see that her students succeeded. Her greatest desire is to return to school and she is making good progress. We are all looking forward to having her back with us again. M4 ZM4 JJWS E764 UO , ,,., ,off yt Wh. - QM ,.,, ., Principal Lynn McArthur Counselor Joe Moody Arprillu Scow-Bookkeeper n W ii V 4 ww M- ' 4 elbu Jacobson-Secretary I ezzivezeffveefvzvefve AND H005 IKOAIQD are dediedfed peeple. Superintendent Kenneth M. Topham Robert Steele, Leoyd Lovell, and Bertis Frampton. David Christensen, Jack Neilson, and Robert Harris. 47 Don Evans, Maylon Erickson, Emily Smith, Ro- samay Lovell Two groups of very had-working and dedicated people are the cooks and custodians. They work many long hours and try hard to please. The cooks are always experimenting with new dishes to satisfy our never ceasing appetites. They are always ready to serve meals early or late to help out the schedules of the school's varied activities. The custodians are four of the workingest people ever. We appreciate their efforts to keep the school clean. You behave yourself or you won'l get any dinner! Arlene Nielson, Jean Johnson, Luena Fullmer, Maud Iverson, Marge Cox, and Barbara Lazenby .0 - ' keg 'kk'-, Ka, u. ,ga , . g tip' iff!! -V f- -w X fi13f'AfflVff V li 'fl i-,U 1 2 -V H 'W' i 4. ' f .14 will . -f 'V QA., P ' -1 'Q A. ,H --,sir-1 J 54- qu X p, Q -tw ,fy vz, , M- , girl, .g i, K If 1 1 , ,Aff 1 -fiQ'f '1'Z- F- . 3,'1'. ' ,. , .,,x5ij-..:,,..l , 'I Y I .V - - me . Y . Y, Q, :-,,.f' gn, xr ,. ,-:f,Xig,2T:t1 +L' -ev. ' for Sofa '- 1' ' ,,,,,,i. ,- ...- 1, ,- . . ,, ':,. -ilrfs f .. 5 K' P ,S q' Q-rf! T We , 1 V. xi-Sip-r Q JJ'3 '3f iff t - 9 mmf., M 2. ,ff A Q -. ,f . , 4 f 1--xg . E , ,J 5-'E . 'f - jx , 5-Af,1fff', ' - Eeflaf ' ' - I ' ' 4,5 , I ' l-Qi g. x V ' ,1 ., N we ,., I- xi: .. X .- Q . -!'f'.- . ,K -N- , f ' 'QT'-l l' A g'::'L :VQ1-evil. .6 Y- K i. Q 4,1 mv:,,,1x :.ifj,gvf rf . r - X, V gf-'ll . H 1 , it Y ' ' ' ,,' ,AL U .-3 1 Q g TO rnyienbsgegfggfie- y. -to wfwf , - When years h'gve shaken ,Qur l'eel,ings,' And shadowsibrokgqigur memory, ' Take down this :btfolgdli folded thoughts And dream whut used to be. i' When ull the world has aged, Know it does no harmg And to look upon this tattered puge, Cain only make these times grow wurm. And still remember this ol' us: That someone felt the things you felt. And knew the things you knew, And however young we might have been Dured share our world with you. Eileen Wright 1 5-:'H Q-,mf L Each ,eersah treasures these thihgs Which are special ta hilh Creasares aha lhcrharies are gleahect .?rch1 all facets af life Duriua aur years at Delta J-lialz We haue aeeuluulafea uuauu aua uarieaf Treasures Zfuese are aur Creasures . ?f?f5L5'A ,4 deep gratitude fer the ,orieilege ef being here ehezrzees fe eieeelep beth ,vhgeieezllg and rrzentallg Accumulafiug the kuawledgc Necessary in zz changing World 1 X 'F HU!!! -f ' ug, rl' .2 1 3 ,fi -:iw Q' X 44.1 f f x ' - C ,.,,: l A ' AP , A 1 ,E W ' A , Q Y ' fl Af asv: '3?:W9'W ? 2 ' ' ww, 1 -xg gf E I rf ji? .J Kising abeee the eeeasiemzl disappointment er defeat ,4 job Well dom: and the oppartuuify to grow ffnploring new ideas nnd retaining the aid 1,1 Pride in our school and the spirit that is Delta U15 triumph af lfiffery C715 wha of We Will Nat 16? lfeazil' ,...n4-A ,,. K . . QM, 1 4 I imma-an-.- Kemcmbcriug- New friends are sillfvq Old friends are gala! wa up ,ggi .ji Ke leet aa these year treasures f fer they will be with yea always z ATHLETICS D fs' 'D Q -im I 'Ag 9, ,, 1 1978 900 616241313 It is easy to be a good winner, and it has happened so often here at Delta High, that sometimes we forget how it is to lose. 1978 was a building year for us, but regardless of that, our young men gave a good accounting of themselves. It is hard to go out week after week and take the hard work and the bumps and bruises necessary to keep the game going, and it must be doubly hard when you are not winning all the time. And yet they carried on, all the way to the play-offs. Jeff Schena and Jeff Brunson received All State rewards for their efforts. We thank them for their efforts, they have truly set the pace for the 1979 team to go all the way! . Ami fig, ,cur 'G SE Raymond Row 1 Tom Tenney Jerry Chrlstensen Kurt Davxd Abbott Ryan Western Doug Jones Bruce Dutson John Smxth Robert Jeffery, Bob Lyman, Dan Bltss, Rtck Moody, Ken Ntelson. Row Brunson Dave Fowles Ktrtt Myers Duts H eff oward Webb Cllnt Peterson Dermald, Robert Hardy, Jeff Schena, William Rawlinson, Justin Parker, Thayne Atkinson, Back Row: Coach David Noah, Ken Clark, Coach Dave Clark. on Greg Porter Row 2 Shxelds .hm Cook Reece, Craig Cox We ev , ur M C he A Gy . F ,I 5 X V a ' a Lai J was amsfifry y a ,gg - -Q .K ,, 'B+ 'EQ Qj ?3. X 7 i ,K N. f-ffmgg . Tm A biCt,1itcdgQCoach Riiiilc V Reggiefkliss, Hathaway, Dcag' urnLcr,Grcg Gary Walkcr, Lawrence Schcna, Tom Ashby, Wayne Dafoe, Ezra H- a x KKK KCC A i U wt lesfzy Up, Up and Away! Super Clint! M0 Another Ball ln a Q ill fl H5 Front Row: Ray Gardner, Doug Jones, Richard Peterson, Kevin Hardy, Robert Jeffery, William Rawlinson. Back Row: Thayne Atkinson, Kirtt Myers Kurt Loveless, Raymond Bishop, Andy Brown, Clint Peterson and Coach Ken Robinson. 70 Sponsered By Church Lumber 8: Hardware 16245168 6752455 2 Mei 5 Xl ES- f' 'I 'afdffffif A Smooth Two! New Head Coach, Ken Robinson, brought a new look to the basketball fans of the Delta Rabbits, with his fast-break philosophy of basketball. Last years predominately Senior ball team left very little varsity experience to come back and lead the Rabbits this year, but the young players showed the Delta Fans many exciting ball games and showed good improvement through the year. An Annual Christmas Tournament was also introduced to the Delta Area this year. Coach Robinson stated that the purpose for the holiday event was to give the players tournament experience and to bring a needed basketball community activity to the area during the Christmas break. 5601685 Pre-Season Christmas Tourney Delta 57 Grantsville Delta 69 Juab Delta 62 Green River 52 Delta 64 Alumni Delta 58 Spanish Fork 69 Delta 58 Juab Delta 66 Mllfofd Delta 2nd place in the Delta 57 Wasatch Tourney. Kirtt Myers, Delta 62 Gramsvllle Richard Peterson and Kevin Hardy chosen on the All LEAGUE Tournament Team. Delta 62 Millard Regionals gelta gmefy Delta 49 South Sevier 64 Delta 78 an Juan Delta 56 North Sanpete 54 D212 72 d Delta 55 Richfield 65 W h 53 Delta 78 Emery Delta 5l asatc gg QQ Sgaguan Regional All star Team- Sponsered By Peterson 8a Tolley Carpets Richard Peterson I E K 72 ,YV 16245165 CIM!! The young and inexperienced Rabbits finished the season with a 4 and 11 record. The early season was frustrati ng with a few wins in non-league play, but with determination and hard work they were able to defeat Grantsville in a very close game. After a long and tedious trip, they defeated Grand in a tough game. High scorers were Russ Church with 15, Kelly Morrill 14, and Reggie Bliss had 13. We were beaten by Emery away, but were able to defeat them at home. On February 23rd Delta met Moab for the second time in the season. They had a good start, but the game remained close. The Rabbits were fouled with one second left and the pressure fell to Russ Church as he went to the line. The Devils thought they could fluster him by calling three time outs in a row, but he kept his concentration and sunk the shot to ice the victory at 63 to 62. A Front Row: Thayne Atkinson, Kevin Church, Luigi Schena, Kerry Flnlmson and Andy Brown Back Row Coach Reece Coach Robinson, Shawn Maxfield, Reggie Bliss, Russell Church, Doug Jones William Rawhnson Howard Hepworth and Coach Jensen Sponsored By Service Drug f 9l Camera Shy! Strrrrrretchl Good Form, Russell! QA Sponsored By West Millard Co-Op mkkwm Rmlm Mdlwmm had MW rewards l'vc got my hand raised too! The girls basketball team had a successful season, that took them all the way to the State Tournament. They worked hard this year to make their season rewarding. They had a new coach, Mrs. Bunker, and she had Robin Eliason as her assistant. There were several Freshmen girls on the team this year, but they more than made up for their lack of experience with their enthusiasm. This quality never deserted them, even on their long trips as members of the Safari League. This year Vicki Eliason was named to the All Region Team for the fourth time. Ellen Anderson was also chosen on this team. We commend them for their efforts and for their successful season. Three Farrahs all in a row!! N' wf A it It EM r 'mm 1 4 ' Row.I: Ifaren Dafoe, Camille Corry, Shelly Taylor, Janet Eliason, Lena Warren. Row 2: Nola Bunker, Coach, Sherie Crafts, Manager, Vicky Yazzie, Vicki Eliason, Diana Terrell, Le Ann Adams, Janet Williams, Debbie Ivie, Kaye Loveless, Ellen Anderson, Penny Clayton, Manager. 75 Hffdlffl Z9 1978-79 was a great year for the Delta High Wrestlers. They were undefeated, winning ll dual meets and 6 tournaments. They won both Region and State by large margins. They won the State Tournament for the sixth consecutive year in a row. This ties the state record for the most consecutive State Championships previous-held by Uintah. This years achievement was all the more spectacular because this is a young team, with six sophomores participating on the varsity. We are all proud of this team and its honors and recognitions. 64 Moab Millard Wasatch Emery Millard R Sari Juan it by Row l: Jeff Mabbutt, Chris Brown, Ken Nielson, Todd Harris. Row 2: Russell Lake, Allen Lake, Clark Nielson, David Hansen Row 3 Coach Ron Peterson, Kerry Manis, Dan Bliss, Ryan Western, Glen Dearden, Coach David Clark. Sponsored by Master Muffler AGA! 6 fs t sm .- ivvlil 'X' 5 2,21 2,2 , -, , 11 WOMWN ' W W 1.34 fmwwwwfffg k1 2 'fS 4 ' , 'Ai X, 1' fl- f 1 1 Photos Courtesy of the Gazette San .laun 153 80, North Sanpete 82, San Juan 81, Millard 75 148, Juab 120, South Sevier 38, Richfield 34, Hurricane 32, Manti A State' Finalists: State Champs, Allen Lake, Clark Nielson, Dan Bliss. 2ndi place, Jeff Mabbutt, Chris Brown, Ken Nielson, Ryan Western. 3rd place, Russell Lake. Sponsored By Lake Philgas - fic wg -A f k'hysx4:N. Q0 , EAW W 7 f I 1 i ,L 1 i I 5 E 1 ,W Q Q , ,M . in sw l l' ,Kg Q' M' I ,Ma f 4 i ,sf , b mm, A, A ., s. A if A f - KAY A L Row l: Darren Lovell, Dean Turner, Alan Warnick, Kip Oppenheimer, Richard Porter. Row 2:'Rob Manis, Guy Harris, Lewis Reece, Robert Hardy, Ron Nielson, Curtis Trujillo. Row 3: Coach Ron Peterson, Tom Ashby, Dean Anderson, Bok Lyman, Bruce Dutson, Jeff McDermaid, McKay Shields, Justin Parker, Keith Peterson, Coach Dave Clark. ow Downing, David Horton, Clay Henrie, Dale Turner Talbot Henrie, 2: Leon Ross, Thayne Hardy, Rodger Jeffery, Doug Hare, Walter Terrell, Nathan Morrill. Row 3: Paul Hardy, Darren Lovell, Ron Moody, Tom Ashby, Richard Porter, Andy Gemperline, Dean Anderson, Clarke Christensen, Wayne Evans. Sponsored By Rexco Mini Mart l6'0V'.S' 3764616 Away it goes, Ken! Rob throws the javelin! New-wQ.f..v Qi As the boys entered training for track .Q A F x gg M ggczggyigggzdmuscles and weary feet were ' ' V ' f f A f Track means a variety of sports. It K 1 X .gtgltgdes events such as running, jumping, X throwing, etc. L5 The students training in track must put f v 1 A forth much individual effort but they will In 1 receive the benefits of their training by ' - B , being more physically fit and better able to ,X I compete. Y ' ' With Coach Robinson being a new ' fi . .4., coach many different skills and attitudes 7 - were encouraged. 80 1Sponsored By Holder Manufacturing Co. Our Hero, Jeff! SIC! 651115 ' J' o '-9o?.' QQ G, Cn Q se One of the unique sports at Delta Q X High School is skiing We are far is 19 from the slopes but our enthusiasm 1S UW -iigk lt Q high Many of us are rank beginners fin- N 'wi but nevertheless we were were willing to learn and to give it a try The abundance of snow and the long winter provided the club with some very exciting trips They traveled to Alta for their sknng enjoyment Despite some injuries and many sunburned faces the skiing was Gy enjoyed and it was a fun year for Nqq' 5 Ny. everyone X 5 X1 Lori Hare Vice President Connie Pace President Row l: Phil Morrison, Rich Cropper, Diane Fowles, John Smith, Connie Pace. Row 2: Kurt Alloway, David Shurtz, Ken Clark, Craig Cox, Audery Terrell, Cynthia Cox, Julie Bird. Row 3: Greg Porter, Lori Hare, Sharlen Nielson, Miss Emily Young Advisor, Mike Shipley. 1524 58162455 '79 - if? y 'ff' E 'i2ZI , . if J W ., L g Q, N-55, - l 1 4 .1 'Q E ' ' ' K H' My ' 'Q t f LT 2. L' E U' L 'TL 74 S074 31 A T4 SVU! -f 1,111.74 S LT Sur! 33 ian! 5321.74 3 Front Row: Josh Pratt, Clint Peterson, Dean Turner, Luigi Schena, and Kendall Topham. Middle Row: Layne Dutson, Dave Fowles, Greg Porter, Tom Ashby, Gary Walker, Kerry Manis, Back Row: Brian Eliason, Kelly Morrill, Dan Bliss, Ron Spencer, Kurt Loveless, Rick Bishop, Coach. W Sponsered By Quality IGA Foodliner J, 'J . a xc .... t I fig. 1' L. . T in i K1 ,. +9 ,we Y . -. . - , -ztxiig .. .1 M':g i .fL ti1',? -QQ ,fgwg ,. , ' LCE - T ..., .. - '-f' -. 2 -t . - , K , :..aas,6. V- It tai, , f Wwii Row l: Carlee Shields, Cherry Roper, Diana Terrell Kim Rowley Row 2' Vick' , . . 1 Eliason, Eileen Wright, Peggy Shurtz, Shelley Taylor. Row 3: Jayne Schena, Camille Corry, Debbie lvie K L l ' , ay ove ess, Tauna Louder. Not pictured Ellen Anderson. 67 L19 Zf0L'L'8Z!lSL4L'L' Delta High had a good first year in volleyball, playing against teams that have been competiting for several years. Our opponents were Emery, Moab, San Juan, and Millard. We did well enough to reach region. Our team was representative of all the studentbody, as girls from all the grades C9- 121 participated. The things that we will probably all remember most were the long bus rides and the fun we had on them. One night in particular will always remain in our memory, coming back late at night from Emery and having the opportunity to watch the moon come up in all its splendor. A truly remarkable scene to behold!! LH X275 ElXQ'?5?Y ln- -RJ' S552 ,Sgv f GZXWINAS U65 ,ucrfvrmed .,....-av' With a grand total of only three gymnasts, the gymnastic team did well this past year. Naturarally with such a small group, most of the achievements were individual ones. It would take a lot of enthusiasm for a team this size to keep up the good work and keep going. We are proud that they stuck with it 0 i y t y t ,i o and represented our school well. Georgia Grayson. Dana Harris, Shelley Brown, Mrs. Bunker, Coach. Alley ooop! Up and over! Bottoms Up! x il Vents 5 ' 4 ix 'r Q4 3536 l , fn' JT? 'Tk UWA' '?x, RWGMEG'5.R 119416 V555 162451 ' 5JVJ'!y4JV65D ,4 ll CZIWM7 516624511 1685 d 2 Att yA endan on a iden- n ttcn an ez ie or er- ueen nthia ox-lst - en an 1 W i GMM-NWN-,QW MQGMWGMWGMQWMMMMM- U l , l Everybody Smile! it The Harvest Ball this year was held at the Delta Middle School, on October 4, 1978. With decorations fit for a Prom, i everyone came and enjoyed the evening immensely. The band was Odessa and the theme l song was Always a Woman. 5Q The dance was funded by the F.F.A. and W the F. H. A., jointly working together to create a wonderful dance. The refreshments were original in and of themselves. They consisted of lime slush it and finger sandwiches. A large crowd attended and made this dance one of the treasured events of the year. We made it!!! l6'hL9 f!0Wl5604MJV5 5154 16161527 all Week lang . Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Calender of Events Grubby Day Kiss a Pig pep assembly Boogie Shoes Day Monster Day GREASE DAY, Powder Sr. 16 - Jr. 6 Assembly - 7:00 HOMECOMING!! Parade - 10:00 Game - 1:30 Dance - 9:00 Puff ww- -iwmfwez Q-Q--.....,,,,,, FJ... -- -limi' ,Qs Royalty: Robm Murdock - Znd. Jodi Cook - Queen, Liz Bennett - lst. KW'-alt Under the direction of Kirk Davies, Homecoming proved to be one of the best organized and most spectacular events to be carried out at Delta High in many years. A committee, consisting of Russ Lake, Sheila Losee, Jayne Schena, Richard Jacobson, and Shawn Peterson, assisted Kirk in planning an exciting event for every day. The assembly, held at night, was out standing and was presented to an overflow crowd. Students, former royalty, and townspeople, such as Fera and Lois Little, combined to make it a memory to be treasured. The M. C.'s, Emma and Essie CBecky Hansen and Cindy Craftsj were delightful. After many years, the traditional parade was again revived, and the students worked hard to make it the success it was. Half-time at the ballgame was equally enjoyed by alumni and townspeople, as the Band, Flag Unit and Tri-Dels put on a great show. The dance was well attended. J. J. Mason was the band and the theme was The Times of Our Livesf' A slide show greatly enhanced the theme and added the final touch to a perfect week. Row l- Linda Bladen, Jodi Cook, Lori Hare, Liz Bennett, Row 2- Ellen Taylor, Kathy Dafoe, Linda Terrell, Robin Murdock, and Serena Not pictured Maxine Young. F93 ,Nw 'F-1-2 '-Q. 155-'r xp-f 'Yiwu J , ...y ,ff X sg xg ml .. I A 1- lp-wr sv.- V sv !'2 1 f l 5 'T x N . 4 P W 5 4 X . r 1 1 1 l y 4 1 1 4 N was held November 19, 1978 and was a great success. The theme was Last Dance and the band was Southbound The decorations were done in black, red, and silver and were strikingly different and very beautiful. Our thanks goes to Mr. Ron Peterson for all his help and for being such an excellent class advisor. The theme had real significance for all of usg it was after all, the Senior's Last Dance. Kirk and Julian delighted the audience, The parents as well as the Seniors enjoyed the ball. 2153196 - -, ,qw zecfoflll Til. rm lm f 2916595165 55 1554175 The Preference Ball was a great success. The theme Too Much Heaven was carried out in the invitations, assembly, and decorations. Pink and red were the heavenly colors. White balloons combined with stars gave the appearance of heaven for all those who attended the dance. Isl. row: Kerry Manis, Craig Cox, Tom Tenney, Jeff Schcna, Russ Lake, David Hansen, Kurt Loveless, 2nd, row s Brunson. Greg Porter, Ron Niclon. ,- Preferred Men: Kurt Loveless Znd., ull. Kerry Mums Prefered Mun, and David Hansen lst., all. ZQIQEZSIQENKE 162455 Hmzfsd Heavenly Zrcasurcs Look, AT THOSE LEGS!!! lmwmmmswvmmwwramvwnsmwwfammrxfdkvrwdtviili Robin Murdock Ann Chrxstensen Luz Bennett 0 O 9 0 Maxine Young, Liz Bennett, Ellen Taylor Row 2: Linda Terrell, Robin Murdock, Janeal Peterson, Ann ln two seconds I'm going to snort! The Sweetheart Ball, sponsored by the F.F.A., caped two days of exciting events. Thursday saw the Sweetheart Candidates saddling horses, driving tractors, and milking cows, all in eight inches of newly fallen wet snow. The assembly was held on Friday and each girl was judged on a talent number. This proved to be one of the best assemblies of the year. One of the highlights was the auctioning off of the beautiful cakes made by the candidates. The dance was very enjoyable, the band was Montego Bay, and the excitement built until the Sweethearts were announced. All in all, it was a February 23rd to remember. FWHWFWNN lvuxalvr 2 , . ,xnv, rl ll 'ffl ' 2 E Q. s 1 WUHGFE4, 1 T iw W3 .- -E 5 X4- J' 1. - A ,A .QW , I Yfi .ig ,x f.f.Q ,, ., 1,1 , 5 E1 5 . WM -zz. , lk 1 .Q A . 1,Af , .1 EH. .M ,Q X- 3. il x 1 3 n V... w v 5 9 ii v , .f--.......,,,.TT2'x x ,YZUWOK PKOJW J-l0W M4 GONNA S55 A45 NOW Too close for comfort, . . ff' A.. rM.fM-fs.-..,......f'- W ,,. ,,., f The Juniors were proud of their murals! ,I -.d1 5 ' ...A-...ql..m...,--.-.w.M-..+-. ----....,... -M-t,---nqnu---was This years Junior Prom was very special. For the first time in many years tradition was broken. Instead of holding the dance the first week in April, the Juniors decided on March 23 as the date. Also in place of the traditional large mural, 4 small murals were hung in strategic places. The colors of purple, sliver and blue were carried out in the decorations. A fountain and Roman Column were the focal points of the decorati ons and enhanced the atmosphere greatly. Ocean Breeze a talented band performed many numbers throughout the dance. The highlight of the evening proved to be the Juniors. Promenade and the receiving of their class rings. il N . .1 vffv flw ' , f :' . b i? 9. - The couples dance performed to How Ya Gonna See Me Now 4716. 4716. PROM C O L d dancing alright l Whcre we all were on March 24th Don't ry ut ou were mmm.. Josh and Guy S Why oh why are those guys so shy? ,I mf qw :sm ,r -Wu, .su W -l s ,lrl llrl rrr, .i 'Y ss,i, Disco Daze! ' , 0 . H -r , -1 Delta Hugh Q Presents -lr ir ir i Q Mem: 'IH :. R ' . ,V -x gg ambow i ,- - i M x , X Xl If i iff X X 1sfP'ff x,! f -2 ' Q0AQ5 9 4. rf -rf Nov. 22, 24 q 1 and 25, 1978 -r 9 4 Adults: 51.50 i ' ,1'Students: 5.75.1 --F -2 ' ' ' EH 556 2 ?Z7Wy4!V'8 IGAJNIKOW a lfczzutzful fantasy Sponsored By D l l l CAST Sunny ........... Greg Porter and Kirk Davies Buzz Collins ..... Sheriff ........... lst Sharecropper . . 2nd Sharecropper . . Susan Mahoney . . Henry ......i..... 3rd Sharecropper . . . Finian McClonergan Sharon McClonergan Woody Mahoney .... , 4th Sharecropper ..... . . . Og fLeprechaunJ , . . Howard ................ w Senator Billboard Ra Diane . . . Jane . . . Preacher Shears . Robust . Gospeleer . . . Gospeleer Gospeleer Deputies . . . Director .......... Assistant Director ' ........... Accompanist ......... . . . . . . .Jeff Schena Karl Reece . . .Raymond Bishop .William Rawlinson Gigi Grayson Mary Ann Reece Thayne Atkinson .Linda Parkinson , . . . .Kirk Davies Greg Porter . . . . . .Jodi Cook Maureen Cahoon . . . .Kerry Manis Richard Jackson . .Sharleen Nielson David Hanson McKay Shields . .Albert Todacheenie .Craig Cox Janeal Petersen . . .... Katie Thompson ..Jon Morris . . . .Bruce Dutson ........Ken Nielson . . . .Jerry Christensen Jon Morris . . . .Scott Christensen ........KenClark Greg Jackson kins ........ . . . .Mr. Norman Lister .Robin Murdock . . . . . . . .Julian Finlinson Mindy Moody, Cherie Jeffery Rich Downing Stage Crew .,......,........ Wade Christensen George Gamble, Todd Stoneking Gordon Jeffery, Scott Jackson Neal Riding Lights and Sound ............ Russell Dewsnup l Greg Jackson, Guy Harris Finian's Rainbow was a great success. It played to overflow audiences at all three performances. Even the final performance turned out well, despite a series of near tragedies, such as zippers breaking, snow on the stage, car accidents, and the organ failing at the last minute. After many weeks of work and struggle, we did the show with a great deal of pride. We were sad to see it end, but happy to have a chance to relax again. On the final night we awarded our director a trophy and extended himour many loving thanks for all the long hard hours he had put in. Gigi Grayson gave a short speech which said it all. May we all Look to the Rainbow' and may we all meet again in Glocca Morra some fine day! oh! My Gosh!!!! Frcd Adams direoting the leading characters in Macbeth. 'rl X Row I: Becky Jeffery, Richard Jackson, Eileen Wright, and Shauna Cory. Row 2: Bob Lyman, Cindy Gamble, Gayla Black, Robin Murdock, Linda Parkinson, Natalie Dutson, Vicki Eliason, Kelly Nickle, and Miss June Beckwith, Advisor. Row 3: Gigi Grayson, Kirk Davies, Michelle 57164 168529624 KM 985 ZYVALT Mr. Jack Fowles, co-ordinator of the Gifted and Talented Program, made arrangements for those students and any others who were interested to have an opportunity to get to know and appreciate the works of Shakespeare. The students gave up part of their noon hour and met in Miss Beckwith 's room, where the plays were read. Macbeth, Taming of the Shrew, Romeo and Juliet and MidSummer night's Dream were then chosen and cast and the students spent considerable time working on their parts. Fred Adams, a former Delta High student and head of the Shakespearian Festival at S.U.S.C., came and gave the students some invaluable help with their portrayals. A performance was given on April 27th for the students and the public and was very well received. This proved to be a very worth while project for the entire student body as well as for all those who participated. '--si Harris, Cynthia Cox, McKay Shields, and Vicky Jeffery. Row 4: Tom Tenney, Greg Jackson, and Julian Finlinson. Not pictured: Katy Thomp- son, Clark Nielson, Barbara Thorn, Jeff Schena, John Morris, Janeal Peterson, Mark Loveles and Maxine Young. Deep in December it's nice to Remember, Although you know the snow will follow. Deep in December it's nice to remember, Without a hurt the heart is hollow. Deep in December it's nice to remember The fire of September that made us mellow. Deep in December Our Hearts should Remember and follow. . .. lf you're still trying to figure it out, this was the basic message of the The Fantasticksf' Probably the least trad- itional musical ever presented at Delta High School, it combined many theatrical forms, from Commedia del' arte to absurdism. The Fantasticks has become America's longest running play, and a new and exciting experience for Delta High School. CHX WIN 5245516165 WSIC5 QANFASCJ6 CAST El Gallo CThe Narratorj ....... Matt fThe Boyj ............. Louisa fThe Girlj Hucklebee fThe Boy's Fatherj .... Bellamy fThe Girl's Fatherj .... The Mute ...... Henry fThe Old Actorj . . . Mortimer ......, Director ........ Student Director Costumes ....... Stage Manager . . Accompaniement Percussion ...... Qpianoj .... Richard Jackson Kurt Loveless Mary Nielson John Morris Karl Reece Mark Loveless Raymond Bishop Bob Lyman Norman Lister Kristine Wankier Michelle Harris Todd Stoneking Mindy Moody Guy Harris Sherie Jensen Jayne Schena 109 5 ZTZIZDZYV Z' C624 615165 ND Us eo 5165 L M Lois Parker 1,,.1.f,,1. ,- ,NM Scott Hendrickson v, ' f Q 29 7, ' .Jw -1 .H ' . 1 -Q ww - -,. ..,,,, M X 1 ff' , . ' g ,Q gin , Nw -,W TL . A-EM. f i! .,,,,. L-M-, fl ' .,' L ,V , ,, . ,,, . 1' rs: I n.wmQ'gyy cw, ,V ,g 2' yuh. 2 v-,Hg , . , 1 g,,f.wv. 3 Z .. A ,ggw 01.44, 4- . WM ' um It 4:1 'lib f i , M- , , O L, xv 1 .W , 4, L L Teresa Meinhardl Lollic Lyman s Jim Reece Kevin Dixon .lercmy .lansson Marvin Radley Q ' 'i ig i f 2 1 .- if .f Wi f ' , , , ,, ,. , , . :ff wwf'-i, ir 1, fp W5 ' I , Nw 4 is.. 45- ,. q ,1 ,gfffff 1 ft p! N I, ' if Penny Talbot Gary McGregor .411 Q' M-gf' 'Q 'wx ,wr Cecelia Kiesel Robin Lyman Kim Lyman John Bowcutt . SHO? 6'rerzte their UWI4 treasures Under the direction of Mr. Warnick and Mr. Larson, the shop classes have been very successful in building many and varied projects, including a house, cabinets, bedroom sets, dining room sets, clocks and gun cabinets in the wood shop vices, tractor overhauls, bed frames and trailers in the metal shop. The boys work hard to prepare for the competition they will meet at Vocational Day held each spring at S.U.S.C, One ofthe highlights of Award Night is attending the Open House sponsored by this department and viewing the many examples of excellent work. We are proud to have these skilled students represent our school and we thank Mr. Warnick and Mr. Larson for the many long hours of extra work that make it all possible. , at K lr-M 1 L- This is the House the Shop Built! H, 1,6 ' 1 Organizations . K I 4711411411 Crcasures y sm males HAND created , musical fI'5d.S'll!'6'5 Q y The Eighth Grade Band is an up and Z4 coming band and its members are striving 1 5 F ' to follow in the footsteps of the bands that have gone before them. They work hard 1 and practice to gain perfection. We hope ,f that they may reach their goals and add to f the musical tradition at Delta High School. -4' Row l: John Tolbert, Alan Roberts, Darren Moody, Thayne Hardy, Bart Wankier, John Steele, Russell Young, Clark Christensen, Wayne Evans Ricky Smith Row 2: Duane Rawlinson, Cheryl Adams, Cindy Losee, Stephanie Smith, JoLene Finlinson, Becky Finlinson, Tina Young, David Downing, Gaylen Tolbert, Row 3: Valinda Jensen, Dorene Jackson, JoAnn Dutson, Tiffany Cropper, Vanda Dalton, Pam Stevens, Marianne Poulson, Haley Shields, Patricia Roundy, Sherie Crafts, Gwen Sorenson, Michelle Gillen, Row 4: Cindy Christensen, Rhonda Heaton, Jennie Hayes, Kathie Willoughby, Lori Ann Jackson, Patricia Reece, Angie Maxfield, Janet Blanche, Tina Needham, Julie Ashby, Dave Nielson, Brian Henrie, Mr. Ferron Holt, Advisor. .Ui X 'I Wd , pf , A 51 ii 90r each fff us! The band had an outstanding year, with many accomplishments to their credit. Under the direction of their dedicated leader, Mr. Ferron Holt, they showed a great deal of talent. They combined with the Tri-Dels, and with the New Flag Team in their foxy uniforms, to give several concerts and enter many competitions. Perhaps the most prominent of these were the University of Utah and the Davis Cup competitions. Under the direction of Majorette, Sherrie Jensen, the entire group did well in both. During the year, the music played and the awards received by the band made us all proud to be from Delta High School. Row l: Sherrie ensen, Tammy Harris, Richard Jacobson, Scott Thomas, Joel Finlinson, Kathleen Hansen, Lee Ann Church, Gordon Jeffery, Suzanne Clar xl Marsha Losee, Lisa Topham, Mindy Moody 2nd Row: Stacy Stuart, Richard Downing, Lisa Hardy, Kendall Topham, Sandy Finlinson, Michelle Church, Kristine Wankier, Lori Dutson, Georgia Grayson, Penny Porter, Carole Cave, Ted LeSueur, Wade Christensen, Edie Gross Row 3: Guy Harris, Jayne Schena, Connie Pace, Gordon Jones, DeAnn Dewsnup, Joan Lovell, Jerry Christensen, Mike Shipley, LeeAnn Sorenson, Terilyn Anderson, Karla Meyers, Kelly Meyers, Paul Hardy, Preston Eliason, Row 4: Darren Lovell, Kurt Alloway, Tom Ashby cKay Shields, Greg Jackson, Doug Jones, William Rawlmson, Kurt Loveless, Kay Loveless, not pictured, Robert Hardy: Flag Team Lefi Front Back: Georgia Shumway, Teresa Furuno, Julie Bishop. Right Front to Back: Susie Redd, Lezlie Porter, Shelley Memmott, Sandra Warnick, Mr. Ferron Holt. 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Several activities, including parties, competition within the school, and decoration of the store windows for Homecoming have highlighted the school year. UJUU lllflff Bottom Row' Penny Clayton President, Jolyn Dutson, Secretary, Eileen Wright, Vice President Middle Row: Cindy Losee, Jill Riding, Beverly Taylor, Jolene Finlinlson, Joyce Bishop Top Row: Haley Shields, Lisa Lewis, Gwen Sorenson, Danielle Alldredge, Camille Corry Shauna Corry, Kathleen Hansen, Terri Watson, Mrs. Enid Damron, Advisor. CHS 90166375.76 SQZIV4 WHEREAS: The Forensic Squad reasoning and analytic skills RESOLVED: that the studentbody has been established as an learned in Forensic classes are become aware of the activities and 0fgHI1iZ2lIi011 of Delta High, and: used in participants' later livesg accomplishments of the Forensic Squad. WHEREAS: the speaking, BE IT THEREFORE Jeff Brunson, Scott Christensen, Kurt Loveless, Mrs. Damron, Kerry Manis, and Greg Porter. 2nd Row: Russell Stewart, Jayne Schena, Sherrie Jensen, Shauna Corry, David Skeem, Karl Reece, Ken Clark, Jill Peterson, Andy Brown, Raymond Bishop, and Russel Dewsunp. w 1 , f 1,-N. ,-'wx fx! -,ry N ' J f' ,,, ,f ' VJ, df , X, .M f 14, LAIZ .!!!3KQ5'Q3' rg, ,K Q mx N f-'5 5-. ,1e-1 p E rg Ugg jg. en ff.-,, , fy , LQ,-:,?:54 554 Diff, 'LLQM -. c 1i'lf,'nL3IVQlf'5,1lL.'N.fQ :gm , ,dn ' j mf -' K1 '-'QV r-Agp L . -,Y '3,,1 r .VKI vu u 11 411+ fxmfffr, ,Mfg ' U 'f'vf.'wW ' nw . . k V 'fm-'fX5,, 1',Wi X -' 'H 5 ' '- 'ff',i' flff ' lla- v4Q'N 15511 -Qffziif, ,1,,-fx f,qs:v.,-7:59.-I .- 1 ,p -A op, ' 1, ,gm 'mrgynw ' 'irus 2-f Nj-3 -: wp- X .' ' , 'Q 4 .EWX -, x ' gp-jay.: c Q' :X mf-'1 'f Mg 'QM an -w if u,:1X31.fEu'y jvji , ,nj ?'x'V3L 'ifyurk - ,nv yf ,mm lf .pp--x. I- :JA , ' V wi 'Q gh,-A-, 1,14 Y.j.,,.,, - o,-, - 1 ,'-MN-: v ..: w X u-v... ,.........-.., K-v.,x .4 K, Ng' W, pun-M 980-Q W .-.--i.. --up--f L,,, 5 --I H KatiE,Thofnpson A E ilecn Wr . ., W-aiu In the 09 lr Row l: Cynthia Cox, Connie Pace Row 2: Linda Christensen, Jan Hollingshead, Shelley Memmott, Staci Taylor, Cherry Roper, Row 3: Audery Terrell, Mindy Moody, Mira Dutson, Sheila Morris, Diane Fowles, Lisa Topham As the years go on the Delteens get larger in number and seem to work harder to promote school spirit. They have put in much time and effort this year and have added much to our pep and enthusiasm. We thank them for it 160 50 6'lflll6' This years Rodeo Club has been involved in a number of activities. Each is becoming more and more experienced in his or her own specialty, be it riding, roping, or barrel racing. We wish them the best of luck in their many competitions, including the State High School Rodeo Finals. Row l: Ricky Moody, John Smith, Ron Day, Rich Cropper Row 2: Sandra Cropper, Kim Day, Brenda Tolley D615 C4 HIGH ADEKS 4. 'ld-an .. s',a Back Row: Letterman Officers, Jeff Schena, President, Jeff Brunson, Vice President, Kirtt Myers, Secretary. Front Row: Advisors, Coach Ron Peterson and Coach David Clark ff zzslemefv Our Lettermen were outstanding in the competitive sports at Delta High School. They were united and wanted to wing at the same time they showed their sportsmanship qualities. It is a great honor for the boys to wear their D Jackets. They have all spent many hours practicing and perfecting their skills in order to have the right to wear the letter. The letters mean that they have also learned to work together as well as individually. This years members were a credit to the school. l l Row l: Thayne Atkinson, Luigi Schena, Greg Porter, Chris Brown, Dave Fowles, McKay Shields, Albert Todacheenie, Clark Nielson, Craig Trujillo, Ken Nielson, David Abbott, Russell Lake, Jerry Christensen, Gary Walker, Reggie Bliss, Kip Oppenheimer Row 2: Clint Peterson, Robert Hardy, Raymond Bishop, Karl Reece, Robert Jeffery, Kurt Loveless, Scott Christensen, Bob Lyman, Kerry Manis, Danny Bliss, Ryan Western, Steve Harris, Curtis Trujillo, Ron Nielson, Phillip Morrison, Jeff Mabbutt Row 3: Craig Cox, Bruce Dutson, Layne Dutson, Richard Peterson, Ken Clark, Ricky Moody, Justin Parker, Allen Lake RMERS 0 AMERICA This year the F.F.A. has proven itself to be an up and coming club, with the help of the faculty, townspeople and the student body. The club has had a number of outstanding activities this year. They were co-sponsors of the Harvest Ball and worked hard to make it a success. Throughout the year they have attended conventions, worked with their animals and entered stock shows and judging contests, worked on the proper proceedure for conducting a meeting and polished their public speaking skills. The Sweetheart Ball was a highlight of the year, and together with the accompanying assembly, was enjoyed by everyone. There are reasons for the various successes they have achieved. These are the hard work and the time put forth by the members and their dedicated advisor, Mr. Little. Howard Webb, Treasurer, Ron Nielson, Secretary, Marjorie Taylor, Reporter, Sherrie Jensen, Vice President, Ken Nielson, President, Justin Parker, Sentinal, Ray Little, Advisor Bottom Row: Susan Redd, Clark Nielson, Lizlie Porter, Cherry Roper, Alan Warnick, Jeff McDermaid, Kurt Alloway, 2nd Row: Bruce Mooney, Bruce Anderson, Kenneth Christensen, Wade Christensen, Scott Jackson, Bryan Wright, David Bunker, Alan Teeples, Paul Bennett, Wade Hollingshead, Todd Finlinson, Ted Le Sueur, Shawn Maxfield 3rd Row: Jim Church, David Shurtz, Teresa Furino, Gene Henrie, Scott Holman, Clay Tolbert, Gordon Jeffery, Julie Bishop, Tim Hayes, Wayne Hayes, Keith Peterson, Tom Tenney Back Row: Phil Adams, Darryl Hathaway Moody, Karl Reece, David Skeem, Ron Spencer, NKQMAKERS O or be ' 74 9- I E ., J K ' E2 W V vs oe ' oe 44,0 vm NEW HO F.H.A. club was outstanding this year. Under the direction of Lynette Johnson and the dedicated officers this club grew into one of the largest clubs in Delta High School. The main goal of the year was to receive the award for a 4-Star Chapter. The Row: Sheila Morris - secretary, Shauna Corry - President, Diana Cahoon - 2nd Vice President, Cl'l2lPlCI' is striving to aCCOmpllSl1 tlllS i Watson - Treasurer, Natalie Dutson - Activities Chairman, 2nd, Row: Julie Stanworth - lst goal through personal and Chapter President, Julie Johnson - Historian, Tauna Louder - Degree Chairman, and Miss Johnson achievements. L 'f .. ' f'i'Wfl..J' gg fgtffrgt. Q A P1706-H u T u R E usmess EAQIERS MemcA Q F B L lst. Rogv: Joan Lovell, Shauna Corry, Linda Christensen, Bonnie Nielson, Leslie Porter, and Craig' Trujillo. 2nd. David Western, Maxine Young, Becky Jeffery, Cynthia Cox, Julie Bird, Kathleen Hansen, LeeAnn Church, and Roslyn Morris. 3rd Row: Jim Church, Linda Parkinson, Linda ' Bladen, Pam Christensen, Susie Redd, Staci Taylor, and Julie Johnson. l , lst. Row: Kaye Loveless, Darla Lovell, 2nd. Row: Wells McDonald, Ranae Jackson, Doreen Nielson, Karma Finlinson, Julie Stanworth, Vicki Farthing, and Tammy Harris. 3rd, Row: Sharon Rowlette, Brenda Louder, Jill Shipley, DeAnn Dewsnup, Georgia Shumway, Sandra Warnick, Shauna Nielson, Sheryl Nielson, Marsha Dutson. l E l l Kenny Scheizcz 4 Scif A A E? 55 Appliances Alec! Sewing Kgkgr Pharmacy Jlflczchiize Sales Am! Service Sgwing Wu far all 43 Nlifill 300 West Delia yguf dfug lflggdg sENEnAL ELEcTnlc Qggwcsfmufufepgffa l6'e141ceff.s' Drive in ,flutizcrizecl 6c1fc1lcg 303 Sas! Main Delta a 246 West ,ilflczin Della Kcizgrczfulczficlcs Cc Che 611155 Of '79 grcm ph GD'-E 'G 'G DUTSON SUPPLY Co. fcgiix -G-G CSave the fuss f- leave the pouring to us! 8 Delta. Utah 4624 READY MIX - SEWER ROCK - SCREENED GRA Fl - ROAD BASE COAL. BROWNING AND SUNBEAM - LUM R SLACK 8 Sears Kcelvuck ,limi 60. 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