Emery County High School - Spartan Yearbook (Castle Dale, UT)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1963 volume:

WV1 INTRODUCING THE FIRST EDITION OF PUBLISHED BY THE ASSOCIATED ST UDENT- BODY OF EMERY COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL MCMLXIII CASTLE DALE, UTAH 2 FOREWORD To those who open this book Welcome! The staff of the 196 3 Spartan hopes that as you turn the pages of this book you will relive all of the expe- riences, achievements, and victories which have made our E. C. H. S. just that much better. We have published this yearbook with the purpose in mind-- To help you remember the remarkable school spirit which has bubbled i n every corner and in every person at our school. A balanced education holds the keys of school spirit. Each section of this book represents one of these vital keys. As editor of this yearbook I would like to thank Mr. Kinder and all the faculty members for being behind the students in everything they have attempted to achieve. The students have had that extra spark which is needed to achieve something big. Because of the spirit of cooperation between the students and faculty we have had a banner year at Emery County High. Long live our school Spirit. ” The editor, Diana Childs 4 As we look forward, we see the new Emery County High School, filled with the laughter and spirit of her students. When we pass through her halls and sit in her classrooms, we feel an under- current of this school spirit. The exist- ance of school spirit is everywhere ev- ident. It can be seen not only in sports, but also in the eager participation in dances, assemblies, organizations, the band and chorus, and in magazine, newspaper, as well as classworK. This avid school spirit is the reason behind all of the great, outstanding achieve- ments that are to come from Emery High. The Spirit of E. C. H. S. was born at the beginning of this school year. We dedicate this yearbook to the long life of the Spirit of Emery County High. Long live our school spirit! 5 DEDICATION OF EMERY COUNTY HIGH November twelfth 1962 the Emery County High School Auditorium was the setting for the dedication of our new school. Brother Harvey L. Taylor, Vice Pres, of the B. Y. U. was the guest speaker.The Dedicatory prayer was offered by Pres. Frank HalL A ADMINISTRATION Receiving keys to the school, from left to right are: Mr. Hunt, Mr. Reinhold, Principal Kinder, Mr. Ware, and Mrs. Neilson. 7 It is the leadership and guidance of our directors that will help to make this year's school spirit a great success. With directors such as ours in every depart- ment, and with the keys of knowledge that they hold, how can it fail? Members of the school board are, from left to right: Orson Peterson, superintendent; Arel Hunt, George Olsen, Seeley Petersen, Wm. Eden, and E. R. Bennett. Orson W. Peterson Superintendent of Emery County School District. WILLIAM F. JORGENSEN Science, Math JAMES F. MAXWELL Vo. Ag., Farm Mechanics RUE P. WARE Drafting, Drivers Ed., Shop DOUGLAS L HUNT Coach, Phys. Ed. LUCINDA WILD Home Ec., English RAY M. WILLIAMS Counseling, Bookkeeping, Psychology SAM SINGLETON Library, English ALLEN K. REINHOLD German, Art, Journalism J. KEITH ALBRETCH Vo. Ag., Farm Mechanics MAURINE NEILSON School Nurse President KREGG JOHNSON Vice President ROGER DeFRIEZ Bortom row, left to right: Social Committee, Jackie Nielson and Sherrel Ward; President, Kregg Johnson; Social Committee, Bonnie Potter; Reporter, Eddis Mc- Elprang; Historian, A lie ce Hall. Top row: Newspaper Editor, Chall Cook; Senior Pres. , Barry Arnold; Junior Pres. , Vance Grange; Sophomore Pres., Jeff Hunting- ton; Cheerleaders, Pauline Douglas and Nancy Jewkes; Yearbook Editor, Diana Childs. 14 Historian-Aliece Hall Cheerleader-Pauline Douglas Cheerleader-Nancy Jewkes Soc. Comm. -Bonnie Potter Soc. Comm. -Sherrel Ward Soc. Comm. - Jackie Nielson The Class of 1963, soon to become alumni olH Emery County High School, pauses for a moment to look back upon their first and last year at Emery County High. We feel that the keys to school spirit have been used very successfully this year. This past year will stand out in our minds forever. We hope those who step up into our shoes will keep the school spirit high as we, the Seniors, grasp the keys to the future, and step out into the world. SENIORS Pres., Barry Arnold; Vice Pres., Kay Wilson; Sec., Sandra Strong; Reporter, Connie Williams; Social Comm., Terry Sitterud, Lila Sanderson, and Randy Van Buren; Cheerleaders, Karen Funk, Julie Olsen, and Eric Stilson. Senior Class Advisors: Mr. Peacock, Mr. Swinburn, Mrs. Wild, Mr. Johansen. VERN JENKINS 'I have tried so hard to do something right. DWAYNE STORY 'Life isn’t long enough to let what everybody says affect you. LINDA LARSEN She is forever building castles in the air. DARWIN DOWER I'm not only dogmatic on the subject, I'm bulldogmatic. RANDY VAN BUREN He's not exactly polished, but he's pretty slick. VONEAL MORTENSEN 'Rich she was of thought and work. SHIRLEY BETH NELSON How lonely we shall be, I without you, you with- out me. CAROLYN GRANGE T think that I shall never see anything lovelier than freckles. KATHLYNE WORTHEN STEPHEN SNOW I enjoy being a girL Love me, love my car. ROYAL OCKEY I work hard at working hard. LILA SANDERSON She has a kind word and a smile for everyone. REED DAVIS Love 'em, and leave i __ •( em. GORDON KEELE Little brown jug, I don't love thee? MACK HUNTINGTON I'll find a way, or make DORA LAINE COX Silence? What's that? Something you eat? EUGENE WILLIAMS A bashful as a bach- elor. PHIL JAY FUNK I'm a lover, but noth- ing's worthy of my love. ” Joann roper Marriage can turn many a cute dish into a cute little dishwasher. 4 PEGGY BALDWIN I'm too young to be as old as I am. EDDIS McELPRANG I'll be merry. I’ll be free, 1 won't be sad for anyone. CLIFFORD PRICE Hear no evil, see no evil, speak no evil. BARRY ARNOLD Quality, not quantity. CHRIS BOTT Cows are my passion. Seniors in PAULINE DOUGLAS Happy am I! From care I am free. Why can't they all be con- tented like me? KREGG JOHNSON Sir, I would rather get 100?o in Algebra than anything else. Ach! Deutsche Studenten erster Grad. CHALL COOK Work fascinates me! I could sit and watch it all day. BILLY JEAN LOTT Common sense is not always so common. AURILLIA WILSON Talk happiness the world is sad enough. DON BROWN Dance? I can think of better ways to waste time. STEWART JONES A man of deeds not words. DENNIS JENSEN Few men regret what they have not said. ERIC GUNDERSON One of those Emery boys. ' r BEVERLY SORENSEN ’Got the fastest car in Emery yet, Bev??? ALIECE HALL Never too clever, never too bright, never too angry, just all right. CLAY WILBURG Don't try to cover too much ground or you may find ground cover- ing you. CLAIR DAVIS Ya, I made it. Mow'd you do? Drafting class, or dodging the draft? REESE WILBURG I want what I want when I want it. COURTNEY GUYMOND He thinks too much, such men are dangerous. KAREN FUNK I must be seen to be appreciated. Seniors on stage. NANCY LEE JEWKES Women's glances ex- press what they dare not speak. RAY ROWLEY Youth comes once in a life, so live it up!' JULIE OLSEN Poise and beauty she has them both. RAY WILCOX The reports of my death were greatly exaggerated. DIANA CHILDS I shall laugh myself to death. I CONNIE WILLIAMS I've got the reputation of being out-spoken- by no one. CONNIE STILSON ’Who was it that told me love was wonder- ful? JOHN HUNTINGTON 'The Michael Angelo of the twentieth century. Seniors scramble. SHERRIL WARD I love fool’s experiments, that's why I'm always making them. BETTY LEE MAJORS Live and let live. RAYMOND WINDER Oh, for the quiet life. ERNIE McFARLANE 'A wise man will make more opportunities than he finds. SHEILA MCARTHUR The bigger they are, the harder they fight. KAY TUCKER When he will he will, but when he won't, he won’t! MARGIE KAY MAUGHN Silence is a great peace- maker. TED FARMER Sleepy in the morning, dull in the afternoon, brilliant in the evening. ERIC STILSON Big surprises come in small packages. MARY WAYMAN 'An outstanding 4-Her, the County Agent's pride. CAROL EASTERBROOK I'm lucky. I've got wash and wear hair. KAY VAN BUREN A sense of humor is valuable. JOE SMITH Women are hard to live with, but harder to live without. JERILYN WAKEFIELD Eat, drink and be merry, for tomorrow I shall diet. HOPPY ALLRED 'My kingdom for a horse, my guitar, and that Swasey girL COLLEEN WILSON 1 shall be as secret as the grave. Seniors in assembly. Seniors see silk screening. ROYCE STILSON 'I have stars in my black eyes. SHEILA KAY CHILDS 'The best things in life are free. BETH EDEN Happy go lucky me. PHILLIP ANDERSON Oh you lucky girls- here I am. TERRY SITTERUD 'I can resist anything but temptation. MORRIS SORENSEN It's also possible that blonds prefer gentlemen. DIANA LARSEN Speech is silver, silence is gold. DANNY COX They call me a stick up man, and I'm stuck- up. ERROL JENSEN When fun and duty clash, let duty go to smash. SANDRA STRONG Problems, I have them all. ROSS HUNTINGTON The willing servant of ladies- with flat tires. KENNETH OLSEN Quiet water runs deep. KAY WILSON My mouth keeps running away with me. ” Seniors shout! JUNIORS As Juniors we have come to the end of our first year at Emery County High School, and look forward to another. We accept the keys of school spirit given us by the Seniors, and hope that we can use them to open the doors of success as well as they did. 28 : Soc. Comm., Janice Larsen; Sec., Marie Johnson; Reporter, Shauna Me Clenahan; V'ice Pres., Judi Ware; Pres., Vance Grange; Soc. Comm., Ken Kofford, and Lloyd Blackham. Junior Class Advisors: Mr. Wright, Mr. Singleton, Mrs. McClenahan, Mr. Reinhold, Mr. Williams 29 Who done it??? Done what? Delroy Peacock Marie Johnson Madclei Williams Mary Dye David Hansen Lloyd Blackham Nancy Sorensen 30 Vance Grange Sandra Jensen Kent Powell Bob Allen Michael Green Sharon Rasmussen 7 J I' Z j Susan Neilson Art Olsen Richard Jensen Miles Brown 31 Jumping Juniors! Shauna McClenahan Kay Truman Lavina Me Broon Richard Towley Max Davis Hazel Rowley John Justice Juniors cram for exam. Linda Wilson Diana Cowley Kate Jones Ronald Day Carol Ann Cox Randy Earl Judy Rodgers Mary la Mortensen John Larsen Rulon White Charles Mattingly Beth Nelson Glen Ungerman Donna Marie Jeffs Wilford Cox 34 Arch Allred Bookworms?!! Juniors' favorite Class; English. Sandra Burnside Paul Christenson John Houskeeper Roger Defriez 35 Paulette Hansen Lee Jeffs Evan Nelson Judi Ware Ronalene Anderson Blair Cook Catherine Wells Junior Nickels Connie Coakley Eddie Douglas Betty Heiniger Elna Mae Nielson Martin Baldwin Beat, Beat, Beat your brains! 36 Judith Peterson Oh! Oh! Caught Again! Jumping the lunch line. 37 Juniors make History class of E. C. H. S., we realize and of keeping a good name for This has been a great year and as the school spirit are handed down to us, we will try our next two years just as successful, as the doors of learning are opened to us. ' SOPHOMORES Sophomore class advisors: Mrs. Johansen, Mr. Ware, Mr. Jorgenson, Mr. Hunt. Soc. Comm., John Peterson and Clyde Sitterud; Pres., Jeff Huntington; Soc. Comm., Jay Sitterud; Reporter, Linda Conover; V. Pres., Judy Rae Cox; Sec., Laurel Johnson. Linda Conover George Oviatt Kathleen Jensen Norman Alger Rojer Sorensen Jackie Nielson Brent Bunderson Janet Tuttle Evelyn Johnson Greg Jensen Laurel Johnson Craig Nielson Phillip Behling Bonnie Potter Claudia Johnson Bob Swensen Steven Cox Patricia Petty —' • • Sophomores sharpen their talents. 41 Maughn Guymond Judy Rae Cox Virginia Muming Mike Behunin Geraldine Bell Clyde Sitterud Teacher, I know! I! Say anxious sophomores. Jerry Bott Jeffery Bott Connie Rowley Roy Nielson Diane Wilson Rulene Behling Paul Richards Norah Litster Cathi Rhodes Winifred Van Buren Ward Huntington Rosie Johnson Bill Tucker 43 Soph's take type. Roger Jensen iSpyCordaer Terri Seely Judy Majors Jimmy McBroom Sally Draper Elwin Atwood Linda Fox Edna Jensen Earl Cullum Kenneth Nielson Virginia Humphrey Esther O’Hearon Sam Stone Janeen Davis Johnny Winders Sophomore Johnny, first in line. Earl Nelson Doreen Atwood 45 DeAnna Fail Connie Ann Wilberg Orvel B. Hansen Decorating for the Sophomore Slide. David Peterson Dene Jensen Joyce Duniphin Lamar Guymon Ralph Justenson Charlene Olsen Penny Ovesen Rulon Magnusen 47 Clickety-clack, Clickety-clack, Quickly throw those carriages back. ORGANIZATIONS Every organization holds the key to an impor tant phase of school life. Each is imponant in strengthening the spirit of the entire school with the cooperation of the club advisors and members, a firm foundation for E. C. 's future has been established. SPARTAN STAFF Diana Childs-Editor Darwin Dower-Co-Editor Nancy Sorensen-Assist Ed. Beth Eden-Piet. Editor Ronald Day-Business Mgr. Janeen Davis-Lay out Spartan Shield Staff: Chall Cook, Editor; Ray Rowley, Assistant Editor; Karrie Lee Duncan, CO-Editor; Mr. Reinhold, Advisor. Not pictured are: Maryla Mortenson and Clair Davis. Chorus Officers: Calleen Eden, Historian; JoAnn Roper, President; Norah Litster, Secretary and Sandra Burnside, Vice President. « The Chorus sang at the Dedication of the School, and presented several other delightful musical programs. Mr. Biyce Wilson is the director. 51 Bryce Wilson Director BAND Beth Eden, Pres, baritone Aliece Hall, Sec. clarinet Jerilyn Wakefield Hist. E horn Calleen Eden, Reporter clarinet Terry Sitterud drum-maj. trumpet Roger Defriez, assit, drum-maj. Paula Rae Fox clarinet Laurel Johnson clarinet Mike Behunin clarinet Edna Jensen clarinet Bonnie Potter oboe Evelyn Johnson clarinet Catherine Wells flute Steven Johnson trumpet Ronalene Anderson flute Blair Cook trumpet Jeff Huntington clarinet David Childs trumpet John Peterson trumpet Sam Stone trumpet Barry Conover alto sax. Judy Rae Cox alto sax. Colleen Wilson tenor sax. Norah Litster bass clarinet Kregg Johnson trombone Russel Killpack trombone Raylen.e Corgiat perciussion Janice Larsen percussion Pauline Douglas percussion Gayle Larsen percussion Janet Jensen percussion Kathleen Jensen twirler Bonnie Potter twirler Bernice McMullin banner c Dana Nelson twirler Norah Litster banner c iimu Kii - — banner c PEP BAND 53 F. F. A. Officers: Secretary, Ronald Day; Sentinel, Richard Jensen; Reporters, Bob Mills, Chris Bott; Treasurer, Lynn Hall; Vice President, Arch Allred; President, Sherrel Ward. 54 Members of the Emery County Chapter of Future Farmers of America. F. H. A. Officers: Kay Wilson, 4th V. President; Karrie Lee Duncan, Reporter; Eddis McElprang, 2nd V. Pres- ident; Pauline Douglas, St. Treasurer; Mrs. Wild, Advisor; Kathlyne Worthen, President; Beth Nelson, Sec- retary; Julie Olsen, Parliamentarian; Sue Christensen, 3rd V. President; Connie Williams, Treasurer; Vee Brasher, Historian, (absent). F.H.A. Members of the Future Homemakers of America. The German Club is an active club in the school. Club members are Reece Wilberg; Randy Van Buren; Kregg Johnson; Mike Killpack; Clay Wilberg; Mr. Reinhold, Advi- sor; Beverly Sorenson; Eric Stilson; Kathlyne Worthen; Diana Larsen; and Terry Sitterud, President, INDUSTRIAL ARTS CLUB Mr. Ware is the advisor of the Industrial Arts club. Kathleen Jensen who is the only girl, is an outstanding member of this club. It is one of the more active clubs in the school. Mrs. Johansen, Advisor Diana Childs, President Sharon Rasmussen V. Pres. JoAnn Roper, Sec. Dana Nelson, Reporter Sandra Strong, Soc. Comm. Pauline Douglas Geraldine Bell, Soc. Comm. Janice Larsen, Soc. Comm. Nancy Jewks Susan Neilson Raylene Corgiat Spardettes Cheerleaders 57 Jerilyn Wakefield Kathlynne Worthen Earlene Robertson Winifred Van Buren Evelyn Johnson Shauna McClenahan Sheila McArthur Kathleen Jensen Bonnie Potter Barbara Robertson Gayle Larsen Charlene Olsen Jackie Neilson Judy Rae Cox Virginia Humphrey Laurel Johnson Rulene Behling Julie Olsen Beth Eden Pat Price Bernice McMullin Paula Rae Fox Rosie Johnson Judy Ware Linda Conover Penny Ovesen Marie Johnson Sandra Jensen Beth Neuson Norah Litster Vee Brasher Judith Peterson Mary Wayman Connie Wilberg Eddis McElprang Madelei Williams Patricia Petty Sue Christensen Lila Sanderson Linda Wilson Carolyn Grange Carol Easterbrook Doreen Attwood Karrie Lee Duncan Ronalene Anderson Catherine Wells Janet Tuttle Donna Jeffs Linda Bowen Carol Ann Cox Janeen Davis Kate Jones Claudia Johnson Deanna Fail Judy Van Wagner Judy Majors Carol Johansen Thespian Club Officers: Clair Davis, Social Committee; Judith Peterson, Social Committee; Madelei Williams, Vice President; Courtney Guymon, President; Carolyn Grange, Social Committee; Jerilyn Wakefield, Secretary; Mrs. Johansen, Advisor. 60 The Emery County Thespian Troop is a member of the National Thespian Organization. Mrs. Johansen is the Advisor. Maryla Mortensen and Clair Davis, members of newspaper and year book staffs, check copy. F. H. A. girls gain real experience. Industrial Arts Club members in class. 61 SPORTS The athletic department of E. C. H. S., holding the physical excellence in many fields, has inspired a figl ing spirit among our athletes which has led them to victc many times throughout the year. This fighting spirit of Spartans holds the promise of even greater triumphs in d future. Much credit is given the coaches who have done a rior job of teaching. Coaches: Mr. Swinburne, Mr. Hunt, and Mr. Jorgensen. Athletic Managers: Stewart Jones, Arch Allred, Sherrel Ward. Spartans scrimmage. E. C. H. S. vs San Juan in an eye opener. 63 Ross Huntington Hoppy Allred Coach Hunt Barry Arnold Mack Huntington Roger DeFriez Ci Joe Smith Roval Ockev Vance Grange . gob Mills Lamar Guymon Danny Cox Kay Truman Art Olsen Mack Huntington Vance Grange Delroy Peacock Kent Powell Kay Truman Stewart Jones Ross Huntington Barry Arnold Rodger Defriez Lloyd Blackham Royce Stilson BASKETBALL Spartans burn opponents! LETTERMEN’S CLUB Lettermen’s Club-- The Boys in the above picture have lettered in one or more of the athletic activities at E. C. H.S. Advisors are Mr. Swinburne, Mr. Jorgenson and Mr. Hunt. SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL Sophomore Basketball Team-- The Sophomores brought the first trophy to the school, winning first place in the Sophomore Tourney in Price. SPARTAN SCOREBOARD Carbon 19-- Emery 0 Carbon 0— Emery 13 Richfield 0— Emery 26 Notre Dame--18-- Emery 13 North Sanpete 21-- Emery 18 East Carbon--26-- Emery 7 Richfield 7— Emery 0 San Juan 35----- Spanish Fork 71 - North Sanpete 27 Manti 47- ------ Uinta 45-------- East Carbon 29 - ■ Green River 68 - • East Carbon 37 - ■ Manti 37-------- Cyprus 40------- Gunnison 52----- Greenriver 56--- Emery 56 Emery 46 Emery 36 Emery 61 Emery 34 Emery 48 Emery 54 Emery 76 Emery 64 Emery 54 Emery 57 Emery 57 Moab 46 Emery 60 Richfield 63- - Emery 62 North Sevier 47 ■ Emery 53 South Sevier 56 Emery 54 Wayne 41 Richfield 62 - - ■ North Sevier 72 Emery 69 South Sevier 63 Emery 64 Wayne 48 Emery 62 Final Standing in League Play - 2nd Place Region 9 Tournament - 6th Place 1 win---------2 loses Sophomores played 27 games Won 25 - -------Lost 2 E.C.H.S. C H E E R L E A D E R S Cheerleaders lead rally in Castle Dale. Cheerleaders—Nancy, Susan, Pauline and Raylene. ROYALTY 70 MR. MISS SCHOOL SPIRIT Mr. And Miss School Spirit— Jackie and Kenneth reigned as Mr. and Miss School Spirit, with Nancy and Ross; Vance and Susan as attendants. SENIOR ROYALTY 72 Senior Royality— Pauline and Mack reigned over the Senior Hop as the seniors chosen King and Queen. JUNIOR PROM ROYALTY Junior Court-- Judith, Rodger, Sharon, Lloyd, Susan and David reigned as the Junior Royal Court over the Junior Prom. SOPHOMORE ROYALTY 74 Sophomore King and Queen-- Judy Rae and Jeff reigned as Queen and King over the Sophomore Slide. ACTIVITIES A Through extracurricular activities stu dents have the opportunity to participate and develop their talents in many fields of endeavor. Each student is free to par- ticipate in that activity which he enjoys most. Thus we have another vital key to school spirit. 76 November 2-Harvest Ball 8-Band Mothers' Fashion Show 16-Career Day 21-Thanksgiving Dance 28-Speech Play 29-Speech Play 13-Football Carbon High 21-Band Uniform Dance October 12-Sophomore Slide Assembly 18-Football E. Carbon 28-Lyceum 31-F.H.A. Convention August 28-First Day of School Opening Assembly 77 9 SHORTHAND TYPE TEAMS 1 Bob, Lee and Lynn attended the F, F. A. Convention in Kansas. State F. H.A, Treasurer is Pauline Douglas. Kay Wilson, chosen Home- maker of tomor- row. Speakers Lynn and Ron. PARLIAMENTARY PROCEDURE TEAM or creating a mess? 79 Legislative Forurri Under the capable leader- ship of Mr. Johansen the Emery High Forensics Team won First Place in the Region 9 Tournament. FORENSICS Debate December 11-talk by Judge Keller 11-12-Play, Our Hearts were Young and Gay” 19-FFA and FHA meeting 21-Christmas Dance vSuary ‘! XZ hz.: 1': 7 � V January 10-Film by Highway Patrol 18-Pep Formal 23-FFA and FHA meeting 31-Vfood Wind Clinic February 2- Alpine Forensic 6-Brass Clinic 3- Sweetheart Ball Assembly 9-Carbon College Forensic 18-22-School Spirit Week 26-College Orientation 81 SPARTANS Composers of the school song, Ware. FOR SERVICES RENDERED THANK YOU! Custodian--Mr. Peterson. Spartans —JoAnn Cox and Marie Like the Spartans of old, we are brave, valiant and true, Our Armor untarnished, our standards we hold high. The Gold will show our brav- ery, the spark of grey shines true. For valor bold the black will stand, hear now our battle cry. Like the Spartans of old, no friend we'll deny. We are warriors strong in bat- tle, we're Emery County High. We will defend our ideals, with all our heart and zeal, See our shields held high, thrust them toward the sky, Spartans march to victory. Like the Spartans of old, no friend we'll deny, We are warriors strong in battle, we're from Emery County High. Bus Drivers--Sharpe, Hugh, Glenn, Gerald, and Mont. 85 Lunch Ladies--Mrs. Gordon, Mrs. Larsen, Mrs. Magnuson, Mrs. Neilson. Not pictured is Mrs. Jenson, supervisor. School Spirit Week produced beatniks and beatnik art. Judy Rae models India costume on exchange assembly. Region 9 Round Robin Tourney' The Twenty Twinkletoes arouse spirit. Spanish contestants participated in Foreign Lan- uage Meet at Carbon College. Advisor is Mr. Peacock. 84 March 8- Region 9 Forensic Meet 9- Foreign Language Meet 22-23-F. F. A. Convention 27-Region 9 Speech Meet 29-30-Forensic Meet 10- Music Meet 11- Junior Assembly 19-Junior Prom 26-Senior Hop 3-Fashion Show 10-Music Meet - State F.F. A. Judging Meet 23- Graduation 24- School’s out! 85 HONOR STUDENT Aliece Hali HONOR STUDENT Mack Huntington 21 HONOR STUDENT Ross Huntington HONOR STUDENT ADVERTISING ■The advertisement section provides the key to the financing of our yearbook. Our thanks goes to each store and establishment that have helped us. 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