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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1966 volume:

YEARBOOK OF THE ASSOCIATED STUDENT BODY EMERY COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL CASTLE DALE, UTAH Editorial Staff Catherine Conover Vem Olsen......... Judith Nielsen. . . Clifford Roper. . . Cathy Aragon. . . . Donna Kay Wilson. Ilene Nelson. . . . Loal Hansen........ Steven Barton. . . . Sam Singleton. . . . .Co-Editor . .Co-Editor ......Artist Photographer . . . Solicitor . . .Solicitor . . .Solicitor . . .Solicitor . . .Solicitor . . . Advisor The castles of our valley though mute they stand--stal- wart against the sky, breathe courage, strength and endur- ance to us who scan the west- ern horizon. As our winds re- verberate around their rugged ' bases, they echo to us tales of other lands and peoples - tales of the ancient Greeks - where high on a windy hill the Spar- tans of old with their great military organization stood steadfast against her enemies and brought honor and valor to her citizens. If die castles of our valley could but whisper, they might say that someday this valley may be filled with teeming cities for them to watch over even as the Acropolis watched over the cities of ancient Greece. Yes, our castles belong to the ages, but we belong to to- morrow. Let us emulate their steadfastness and make tomor- row one of great promise. Catherine and Vern FOREWORD Administration 5 near Orangeville TABLE OF CONTENTS EMERY COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL School Colors: Grey, Gold and Black School Symbol: Spartan SPARTAN Like the Spartans of old, we are brave, valiant and true. Our armor untarnished, our standards we hold high. The gold will show our bravery; 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 battle; we're from 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. Supt. Orson W. Peterson Spartans: I would like to remind each student at Emery County High School that even tho’ you are attending a fine school with a competent faculty, every man is his own most important teacher. He is the only one who knows what he really accepts and what he really thinks. Since you are your own most important teacher, try to do the best you can for yourself and do your own par- ticular task well. I hope you are continually challenged to use the time of which you are master, as well and possibly better than those times in which your activities and thoughts are supervised and directed by a teacher. Sincerely, Orson W. Peterson Emery County School District Dennis E. Nelson Supervisor Vada W. Law Lunch Supervisor Virginia Leger School Nurse Lecta Olsen Secretary P.T.A. OFFICERS Serving the Emery County High School as P. T. A. officers were Ruth Whimpey, Georgene Hansen, P. T. A. President Ruth Litster, Pearl Barton, and Irma Brasher. Standing - Patricia Albrecht, Lucille Jensen, LaFonta Farmer, Venice Jensen and Principal Kinder. BOARD OF EDUCATION Emery County Board of Education members were Varden Willson, Jack Corgiat, president; Arel Hunt, Eldred Mortensen and George Olsen. CAFETERIA PERSONNEL Mima Jensen - Manager Uvora Kofford Lucille Larsen Lathella Nielsen CUSTODIANS AND BUS DRIVERS Mont Allen Dewey Jensen Cleveland Bus Emery Bus Gilbert Ware Custodian Reuben Brasher Custodian 2V % Orcel Oliver Sharpe Snow Gerald Stanton Elmo Bus Castle Dale Bus Ferron Bus Emery County High School 1965 - 1966 Dear Students, One of the many freedoms we enjoy is freedom of the press. The publishing of the yearbook is an exercise of this freedom. There are numerous opportunities in school and in everyday life as we grow up to practice and learn the meaning of freedom and the responsibilities that accompany this privilege. As we goto press this year, we are confronted by the fact that despite the many efforts to obtain peace, our nation is involved in a negotiated war. Two hundred thousand Americans are now fighting in Viet Nam and it is expected that this figure will double in the near future. While this is taking place, many so-called American citizens are busily fighting the draft and at the same time fighting to deprive many citizens of their rights as free citizens. I hope that we as Americans will constantly evaluate ourselves and our values and feelings for freedom and see that we are doing our part as citizens of a great country; may we accept our responsibility and do our partto pro- tect all these freedoms we enjoy. Sincerely, A. G. Kinder FACULTY J. Keith Albrecht Vocational Agriculture Grace Johansen Speech and Physical Education William F. Jorgensen Biology and Algebra Oral E. Johansen American Problems and American History Jane McClenahan Type and Shorthand Ii � Sam Singleton English and Librarian Rue P. Ware Industrial Arts and Driver's Education Lynn Peacock Science Robert Swinburne Mathematics Student Body President - Henning Olsen Sue Geary - Chairman Kent Alger Social Committee Social Committee s T U D E N T C 0 U N C 1 L Claudia Seeley Social Committee Connie Poweii Secretary Barbara Van Buren Reporter Loye Wright Historian Kathy Johnson Cheerleader The student council planned and charted our course of events this year. We enjoyed the assemblies, dances, lyceums, and other activities under their supervision. Mr. Johansen served as faculty advisor to the council! SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Janet Peterson, Linda Sherman, and Geraldine Stanton, cheerleaders; Floyd Hassinger, reporter; Brent Williams, vice-president; Lond Wakefield, president; Valene Stilson, secretary; and Catherine Con- over, Vern Olsen, and Glen Hansen, social committee. ORS Lou Juanna Allred Kurt Anderson Randy Anderson Cathy Aragon Albert Arnold Melva Bailey Quinn Barton Steven Barton Judy Bearnson 19 Tamara Palmer, Catherine Conover, Randy Gurr, and Linda Brown - some senior home economics stu- dents - are firm believers that the way to a man’s heart is through his stomach. Kathryn Behling Lee Black Dennis Blackburn 20 Peggy Blackburn Helen Brasher Linda Lee Brown Ronald Brookshier Lee Bunderson Catherine Conover Darlene Corgiat Sandra Cowley Carren Lee Cox Cheri Cox Gregory Cox Gwen Cox Steven D. Cox Kirk Curtis Earl Davis 21 Randy Gurr Dana Guymon Linda Guymon Jeanie Hall Glen Hansen Loury Hansen Russell Larsen, Floyd Hassinger and Dennis Blackburn exercised their ability as young scientists. Floyd Hassinger 22 George Heiniger Darlene Houskeeper Mary Ellen Humphrey Ray Jeffs Bonnie Jensen Ernest Jensen Kenna Jensen Leon Jensen Mary Dea Jensen Ronnie Jensen Vickie Jensen Wilma Johansen Kathy Johnson Linda Lee Johnson Randy Johnson Max Jones Susan Jones LuAnn Justesen Occupational literature and vocational guidance were vital subjects to most seniors, browsing in the guidance library. They enjoyed Cynthia Kinder Garth Kinder John Kirby Randy Lamph Russell Larsen Robert Larson Linda Lemon Keith Leonard Jerry Livingston Lu Ann McBroon Paula Manchester Lorraine Mills Lynn Mortensen Lynne’ Mortensen nene Nelson James Nelson Judith Nielsen Alice Oliver All we lacked at Emery’s school lunch was atmosphere. These senior boys - Lond, John, Kent, Randy Anderson and Randy Johnson - even furnished that. Henning Olsen Vern Olsen 26 Warren Oviatt Tamara Palmer Van Peacock Gayle Petersen Wesley Petersen Janet Peterson Connie Powell Lydia Price Claudia Seely Linda Sherman Randy Sitterud Ray Snow 27 Leisure reading, cramming for a test, doing research for a report or just getting caught-up” made the library a busy place for most seniors. Vicki Staker Geraldine Stanton Elaine Stilson Valene Stilson Judith Talbott Gary Tucker 28 Linda Ungerman Barbara Van Buren Lond Wakefield Kerry Ware Clark Wilberg Don Wild Brent Williams Donna Kaye Wilson Ernest Wilson JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Janet Christensen, secretary; John Nielsen, vice-president; Tracy Bunderson, president; GayLa Jensen, Chuck Killpack, and Carolyn Neilson, social committee. 3i ORS Nancy Albrecht Rolene Allen Charles Allridge Kerry Allred Kathy Andersen Terry Atwood Dave Allen Bean Connie Behling Doris Behunin Mary Biddlecome Lynda Brasher Tommy Brereton Michael Bunderson Tracy Bunderson Hope Childs Janet Christensen Ned Christensen Rene Christiansen Spencer Clegg Guy Conover Annette Cox Ervin Cox Wayne Cox Jon Crawford Teresa Curtis Sally Deming Merrill Duncan Kim Earl Kent Eden Stacy Farmer 32 Dale Fillmore Fred Funk Linda Sue Geary Dennis Gordon Kristine Humphrey Bill Jensen GayLa Jensen Stewart Jensen Dale Fillmore, Ervin Cox. Tom Brereton, Ned Christensen, Jeffrey Olsen, and Dennis Robertson eagerly learned the skills of Industrial Arts. Kerry Grange Pamela Grange Larry Guymon Allen Hannert Randy Jewkes Laura Sue Johansen Lee Johansen Kelly Johnson Michael Johnson Pat Jones Mark Justice Chuck Killpack Rae Lynn Kinder Randall Lake Craig Larsen Lorraine Lemon wj, ma “ W Sharree LeRoy Garth Leslie Tom Litster Janice Lott 34 Ellen Mathie Ruth Ann Maxfield Lorna Gail Mills Gregory Mortensen John Nielsen Rebecca Nielsen Carolyn Nielson Grant Nielson Thelma Nielson Jeffrey Olsen James Oveson Rex Petersen r • f Slide rule usage help some juniors to master mathematics solutions; it convinced others that they were not budding scientists”. 35 Kathy Price Lylia Price Dennis Robertson Claudia Scovill Tommy Shannon Shellee Sitterud Dennis Stringham Don Swasey Greg Van Wagoner Sheldon Ward Rebecca Ware Ruth Wayman Mary Biddlecome, Renee Christiansen, Claudia Scovill, Pamela Grange, Hope Childs, and Rae Lynn Kinder practice the techniques of child care learned in their home management class. Lou Ree Whimpey VaLynn Wilberg Larry Williams Belle Wilson Cleone Wilson Paul Worthen David Yirak David Zwahlen SOPHOM SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Jeanne Nelson, Justine Thompson, Robyn Robertson, social committee; Sliiela Olsen, reporter; Scott Johansen, president; Michael Johnson, vice-president; DeAnn Larsen, secretary; and Peggy Snow, Shirley Olsen, and Carol Leamaster, cheerleaders. ORES Kenneth Albrechtson Dixie Allen Pat Allred Scott Allred Ann Anderson Craig Anderson Patrick Aragon Robert Behling Joe Biddlecome Guy Black Don Blackburn Rosellen Bowen Lynn Brasher Debra Brinkerhoff 39 Don Childs Larry Christensen Lynell Collard Paul Cowley Carol Kay Cox Clayton Cox Leva Kay Cunha Danny Curtis Sophomores were drilled on the techniques of physical fitness. Mrs. Johansen, nevertheless, stood at the goal post to remind them that the sexes do not mix. Valene Brinkerhoff Kathryn Brown Susan Caldwell Allen Childs Kay Curtis Nona Dye Vila Fail Dee Fillmore Lee Fillmore Roy Fillmore Vickie Fish Michael Floyd Cherye Lyn Fox Alyce Geary Gale Grange Quinn Guymon Ray Guymon Paulette Hance Arven Hansen Cindy Hansen Gail Hansen Mary Jean Harrison Wanda Heiniger Kenneth Henningson 41 Claudia Jacobson Jo Ann Jeffs Irene Jensen Joel Jensen Houskeeper li Humphrey idra Huntington an Huntington Michael Jensen Valinda Jensen Vickie Jensen Scott Johansen The sophomore assembly was high-lighted by Robert and Brenda Ulster’s brother-sister 42 duet. Bessie Johnson Michael Johnson Phillip Jolley Dennis Jones Russell Jones Kathleen Kingston DeeAnne Larsen Carol Leamaster John Lemon Linda Leslie Brenda Litster Robert Litster Charla Ann Lofley Debra Lott Sharol Be a McArthur Robert McBroon Enid Magnuson Kenna Magnuson Sheridan Majors JoLene Minchey Clyde Nelson Dean Nelson Flora Dawn Nelson 43 Jeanne Nelson Kerry Nielson Madeline Nielson Glenna Olsen Sheila Olsen Shirley Olsen Chet Oviatt Michael Ralphs Patricia Rhodes Robyn Robertson Byron Rollins Clifford Roper Vania Seely Kirk Sitterud Earl Snow Peggy Snow 44 Susan Swapp Lee Swasey Sheryl Nell Swasey Justine Thompson Allen Tucker Monte Tucker Kevin Tuttle Preston Wakefield Scott Ward Trudy Ward John Wells Angelia White Drew Wilberg Nancy Kay Wilberg Richard Williams Boyd Wilson Kathie Wilson Rod Wilson Kenneth Wright Robyn Young 45 SHIRLEY OLSEN 1950-1965 Hail and farewell. . . too brief the salutation; Too soon the final handclasp and adieu. A moment by a stile, or at a crossroad, We meet and greet, then I go on, and you Are lost somewhere among the mist and shadows, Taking your own inevitable way Along some distant road I cannot follow; Into some distant day. Hail and farewell. . . too soon the words are spoken, Their sound, like some far-echoing silver bell. . . O friend, O lover, comrade, sister, brother, Hail and farewell! Grace Noll Crowell SPARTAN STAFF Catherine Conover Yearbook Editor Yearbook Editor Vern Olsen Sam Singleton Yearbook Advisor 48 Vern Olsen and Catherine Conover seek inspiration as they toil on the final pages of the Clifford Roper yearbook. Photographer Judith Nielsen - Yearbook artist. Yearbook solicitors were Ilene Nelson. Loel Hansen, Catherine Conover, Donna Kay Wilson, Cathy Aragon and Vern Olsen. srday anu tam,’ y seni ent e.x 1965. leaictci arounc ack, bule tc ped thi eir go£ y's oth' met Je Dice of In 11. acter ay,” b Holds by he R Behlin event i a we -----1 C--NTJrrK I ,IT_ _ Lynda Guymon LtterUd, 1 v . 1 „ —. .4U„i nqn RoiH i s. A double quartet ss alls of E. C.' and Noi Dene Nelson sang “Climb Ev Co-editors of the SPARTAN SHIELD in.” The Seni ” ai.ie-iyuc ohmstm, «ajr - “'� igiven to seniors woo nave a- -1isnou mui the class so Day” and “ Pan insp SPARTAN SHIELD rintendent Or ''” 1 WtiMK� Tom� VA APtruMii .viiuhs iclcivuu: awaic o nuci_ - iddressed th � al Kinder p: ; Mr. Johans seniors; and esented the Clifford Hansen this sent all the girls in ns that he isn’t sat- i mery County girls. in a dith- ler out by j coin to e between worry, its edge. Henry O’- lore other cation was n Cox and thi irale Johnsor . . ,evi recipient pu. rhe junior go so we ir at Em- students wh Elwin Atwot Dean Allen. Doreen Ab g, Mike Bel Bell, Karla el Bean, Jen Bott, Kent Bunderson, ! David Childs Linda Cor er, RayLene Jox, Leonard Sari Cullum, ally Draper, ia Fail, Lint Lamar Guyn ion, Clifford 1 i risen, Mary brey, Virgin Juntington, V the entire or him in jloma this jck charm given this i success: uch happi- r this little Bi rom Ariz- in i real ape, I ou an ie Jensen, Jensen, Ileei ens™ Kath i J 50 sen, L Reporters of the clubs and organizations were Shiela Olsen, Ilene Nelson, Lynda Guymon and Sue Geary. Standing - Guy Conover, Janet Christensen, Don Swasey, Floyd Hassinger, Glen Hansen, and Helen Brasher. HANDBOOK MAGAZINE Serving as editors of the student hand- book were Judith Nielsen, Quinn Barton and Rene' Christiansen. Mr. Bliss acted as advisor. Other student handbook staff members were Judy Talbot, publisher; Brenda Litster, artist; Henning Olsen, publish er; Linda Guymon, publisher; and Judith Nielsen, artist. The student magazine, CAMPUS QUILL, gave students an opportunity to develop creativity in writing skills. Poems, stories, and articles made this student- author publication very outstanding. Mr. Wright served as faculty advisor; Connie Powell, editor; Loye Wright and Linda Wilson were assistant editors. 51 Future Homemakers brought the Space Age to fashions when the annual Fashion Review was held in January Friendship Cruise through the world of fashions revealed many innovations in women’s clothing. Mrs. Wild Advisor Valene Stilson Carolyn Nielsen President 1st Vice-Pres. Kristine Humphrey 2nd Vice-President Kenna Jensen 3rd Vice-Pres. Linda Lee Brown 4th Vice-Pres. Lynne’ Mortensen Parliamentarian Throughout the year demonstrations, panels, guest speakers and service activities made the FHA program varied and interesting to the girls. The problems facing America's Future Homemakers will be met by these girls with courage, understanding, and confidence because of thorough preparation. Gwyn Cox Catherine Conover Secretary Treasurer Helen Brasher Lou Juanna Allred Historian Representative Shellee Sitterud State 2nd Vice-President Rural living in America is becoming a privilege. Our Spartan farmers have taken advantage of the F. F. A. program and many of them intend to follow America's most noble occupation - farming. Mr. Conover-Advisor Quinn Barton President Ray Jeffs Vice President Ernest Wilson Secretary James Nelson Treasurer Public speaking, parliamentary procedure, record keeping, budgeting, and actual farm practice were among the many practical things taught in vocational agriculture classes. These fellows will do their part in feeding the world of tomorrow. Mr. Albrecht-Advisor SPARD School Spirit was kept alive at our athletic events by our cheerleaders and the Spardettes. Their enthusiasm kept our morale high in victory or defeat. Junior Varsity cheerleaders this year were Peggy Snow and Carol Leamaster. 56 Recognition was given to the senior girls of the Spar- dette Club at the final home game of the season. Half-time activities were enjoyed by all patrons dur- ing the season. ETTES Under Mrs. Johansen’s supervision, Spardette officers this year have been Dene Nelson, Janet Petersen, and Catherine Conover, social committee; Geraldine Stanton, president; Lou Ree Whimpey, vice-president; Lynne Mortensen; and Mary Ellen Humphrey, cheerleader. 57 LETTERMEN’S CLUB SENIOR LETTERMEN First Row - Mr. Butcher, advisor; Randy Johnson, James Nelson, Henning Olsen, and Lond Wake- field. Second Row - Ernie Wilson, Randy Lamph, John Kirby, Lee Bunderson, and Ray Jeffs. Third Row - Van Peacock, Clark Wil- berg, Kent Alger, Robert Larsen and Lynn Mortensen. Lettermen Club officers were John Kirby, vice-president; James Nelson, president; and Guy Con- over, secretary. SOPHOMORE-JUNIOR LETTERMEN First Row - Mr. Bliss and Mr. Jorgensen, advisors; Guy Conover, Dean Nelson and Clyde Nelson. Second Row - Tom Litster, Grant Nielsen, Mark Justice, Dennis Gordon, and Chuck Killpack. Third Row - Kelly Johnson, Michael Bunderson, Michael Johnson, Rex Petersen and Larry Guymon. Fourth Row - Allen Childs, John Lemon, Dee Fillmore, Pat Aragon and Lynn Brasher. Many projects were completed by members of the Industrial Arts classes this year. Drafting, leathercraft, wood- working, and other vocational skills were learned by students enrolled in Industrial Arts. Members of the club, under Mr. Ware's advisorship, enjoyed socials, field trips and educational club meetings during the year. INDUSTRIAL ARTS Industrial Arts Club officers were Glen Hansen, reporter; Russell Larsen, vice-president; Brent Williams, president; Brenda Lits- ter, secretary; Clark Wilberg and Lee Bunderson, class representatives. 59 CHORUS The music production class and the chorus class were busy throughout the year preparing music for our enjoyment as well as mastering fundamentals and techniques of music. They worked in- dependently on most programs but combined occasionally to make this group the largest singing group our high school has produced. 60 MU PHI EPSILON Chorus officers were Michael Johnson, vice-president; Helen Brasher, accompanist; Nancy Al- brecht, secretary; Claudia Seeley, historian; and Randy Johnson, president. Officers of the Music Club, Mu Phi Epsilon, were Gay La Jensen, secretary; Helen Brasher, his- torian; Claudia Seeley, vice-president; Lond Wakefield, president; and Darlene Corgiat, Judith Nielsen, and John Nielsen, social committee. 61 BAND Our marching Spartans led by Drum Major Keith Leonard. Twirlers Rebecca Nielsen, Ilene Nelson and Judith Nielsen and Carol Leamaster and Barbara Van Buren, color bearers, added color and interest to this outstanding group. The Spartan Concert Band, conducted by Mr. Wilson, was one of the top groups in Region VII. 62 BAND Serving as band officers were Rene'Christiansen, secretary; Claudia Seeley, vice-president; and Brent Williams, president. Division, region and state honors were captured by many of these Thespian Club members. The sophomores, who were admitted to the club after competitive participation, also brought honors to themselves and the school. THESPIANS Thespian Club officers this year were Vern Olsen, president; Sue Geary, secretary; and Glen Hansen, vice-president. Football Managers - Grant Nielsen and Ray Snow. Football Coaches - Ray Butcher FOOTBALL Football Captains - Jerry Living ston and Kent Alger Guy Conover and Michael Ralphs Quarter-back Tackle Mark Justice and Dean Nelson Quarter-backs Ray Jeffs and Lee Bunderson Half-backs Michael Bunderson and Randy Lamp! Half-backs Bob Litster and Tracy Bunderson Half-backs Jerry Livingston and Robert Larsen Full-back Center All-region team Don Childs and Rex Petersen Back Full-back Dee Fillmore and Albert Arnold Half-back Full-back Van Peacock and Kelly Johnson Guards Chuck Killpack and Kent Alger Tackles All-region Team All Region and State team. 7a iM ,7S Ray Guymon Ken Albrechtson Joel Jensen Tackle Guard End Danny Curtis Tackle Craig Larsen End James Nelson Lond Wakefield Ends All Region and State team. Kevin Tuttle Allen Childs Ends Dennis Jones Earl Snow Russell Jones Guards September 17 - Indian Summer? What a way to begin a confused during the Emery-Union game. FOOTBALL SCOREBOARD Emery, Emery Emery Emery Emery Emery Emery Emery Pre-season 20 East Carbon.............0 . o Union...................0 43 Greenriver..............0 Season 13 Richfield...............7 .7 North Sanpete...........0 27 Juab....................1 .0 Delta..................14 .0 Millard................20 Phil Stilson, Jerry Livingston and Lee Bun- derson can't decide to play or not. football season. Ol' Man Winter became a bit — V 4 4 3 3 James Nelson Center Lond Wakefield Guard m A 3BASKE e rm. iSftSJi ' Z m+MEM i Lynn Mortensen Guard Henning Olsen S Forward Chuck Killpack Larry Guymon Michael Johnson Clyde Nelson Dennis Gordon Tom Litster 72 Preston Wakefield Bob Litster Don Childs Coach Gary Bliss Basketball Scoreboard Pre-Season Emery. . . . ... 47 Milford . . . 39 Emery. . . 62 Uintah . . .54 Emery. . . . ... 72 East Carbon . . .60 Emery. . . . ... 62 Spanish Fork. . . . . . . 65 Emery. . . . ... 94 Moab . . .41 Emery. . . . ... 56 North Sanpete. . . . . . 49 Emery. . . . ... 35 Manti Emery. . . . ... 52 Grantsville . . . 65 Emery. . . . ... 83 Greenriver . . . 49 Season Emery. . . . ... 84 Wayne . . .33 Emery. . . . ... 48 North Sevier. . . . . . . 44 Emery. . . . ... 65 Richfield . . . j64 Emery. . . . ... 52 South Sevier. . . . . . . 41 Emery. . . . ... 97 Wayne . . .52 Emery. . . . ... 72 North Sevier. . . . . . . 41 Emery. . . . ... 46 Richfield . . . 69 Emery. . . . ... 70 South Sevier. . . . . . . 45 Round Robin Tournament Emery. . . 62 Bryce Valley. . . . . . .56 Emery. . . . ... 72 Valley . . .75 Emery. . . . ... 47 Manti . . . 57 Emery. . . . ... 44 North Sanpete. . . . . . 43 State Tournament Emery. . . . ... 55 Morgan . . . 42 Emery. . . . ... 64 East Carbon . . .37 Emery. . . . ... 60 Richfield . . . 50 Emery. . . . ... 41 Manti . . . 51 Coach Bill Jorgensen 2ND PLACE STATE BASKETBALL CHAMPIONS Clifford LeFevre, representing the Utah High School Activities Association, presented the 2nd place trophy to the Emery High student body. Accepting the trophy were Coach Bliss and senior team members - James Nelson, Lond Wakefield, Lynn Mortensen, Randy Johnson, and Henning Olsen. Coach Jorgensen adds his approving smile. Mr. Ray Butcher Wrestling Coach WRESTLING Kent, Michael, Kelly and Jerry qualified at the regional meet to participate in state competition at Heber, February 25. Kent Alger - 2nd place winner in State Wrestling Finals held at Wasatch High School. Lee Bunderson Tracy Bunderson John Lemon Kenneth Albrechtson Earl Snow Russell Jones Kevin Tuttle Dennis Jones 76 Danny Curtis Dee Fillmore Lynn Brasher SPRING SPORTS The Spartan baseball team was Preston Wakefield, Tom Litster, Dave Yirak, Randy Lamph, Grand Niel- son (Manager), Sheldon Ward, Scott Ward, Paul Cowley, Ray Guymon, Guy Conover, Gary Bliss (Coach), Lond Wakefield, Mark Justice, John Kirby, and Ray Snow. Those participating in tennis this year were Dennis Gordon. Michael Ralphs, Robert Larsen, Don Black- burn, Don Childs, Chuck Killpack, Mike Bunderson, Dennis Blackburn, and Lynn Mortensen. The track and field team was (above) Rex Peterson, Craig Larson, Tracy Bunderson (Manager), James Nelson, Michael Johnson, Drew Wilberg, Dennis Jones, Russell Larson, Dee Fillmore, Dean Nelson, Clyde Nelson, and John Nielson. (Left) Rod Wilson, John Lemon, Danny Curtis, Earl Snow, Pat Aragon, Kenny Albrectson, Kevin Tuttle, Larry Guymon, and Lee Bunderson. 77 Janet Petersen, Kathy Johnson, Rebecca Nielsen, Ruth Ann Maxfield and Judith Nielsen - our '66 cheerleaders. Silvius to Corin: As true a lover as ever sighed upon a midnight pillow. Duke Frederick to Oliver: Find out thy brother, bring him dead or living! Touchstone to Rosilind and Celia: Stroke your chins and swear by your beards. Orlando to Duke Senior: Pardon me, I pray you. I thought that all things and been savage here. Celia to Rosilind: Cupid, have mercy, not a word? Romeo and Juliet begin practice for May production. Leads are Justine Thompson and Mark Justice. 81 M Y F A I R L A D Y Paul Worthen, Stacy Farmer, Nancy Albrecht, Kathy Johnson, Doris Behunin, Bob Litster in the servants chorus . Henning Olsen - Alfred P. Doolittle Henning, portraying Doolittle, poses for his Cockney friends at the Pub before getting married in the morning . Geraldine Stanton and Floyd Has- singer - Eliza Doolittle and the Prince - were the center of attrac- tion at the Embassy Ball. Geraldine Stanton - Eliza - won the hearts of her associates at the Ascot with her How do you do? - The rain Q2 in Spain stays mainly on the plain - and Dover, move your bloomin' ass . Eliza Dootlittle, Geraldine Stanton, dreams of a life as a lady by singing Wouldn't it be Loverly , Higgins, Glen Hansen, seeks advice from his mother, Loye Wright, to solve some of his love difficulties. Eliza pretends innocence. Mrs. Higgins and Mrs. Eynsford-Hill, Loye Wright and Sue Geary, are charmed by Eliza, Geraldine Stanton, as other attenders of the Ascot race observe. READINGS Dramatic readers were Vern Olsen, Lilli Humphrey, Enid Magnuson, Ellen Mathie, Kenna Jensen, and Claudia Seeley. Standing - Claudia Scovill, Mrs. Johansen, Glenna Olsen, Nancy Wilberg, Jolene Minchey, and Kathleen Kingston. Humorous readers were Madeleine Nielsen, Wayne Cox, Rae Lynn Kinder, and Sue Geary. Standing - Susie Swapp, Mrs. Johansen, Linda Leslie, Carren Cox, Nona Dye, and Wilma Johansen. PANTOMIMES AND RETOLD STORIES Pantomimes - Mrs. Johansen, Linda Lemon, Floyd Hassinger, Lynn Mortensen, Van Peacock, and Wesley Petersen. Retold story participants - Geraldine Stanton, Helen Brasher, Barbara Van Buren and Teresa Curtis. Standing - Vila Fail, Debra Brinkerhoff, Quinn Guymon, and Mrs. Johansen. 85 RADIO SPEAKING Those participating in radio speaking were Clark Wilberg, Keith Leonard, Richard Williams, Steven Barton, Kurt Anderson, Grant Nielsen, Mark Justice and Lond Wakefield. MONO ACTING Mono-actors were Jeanie Hall, Gail Hansen, Cathy Aragon, Mrs. Johansen, advisor; Loye Wright and Dave Yirak. REGION VII DRAMA WINNERS Participating in the contest play, The Rope were Henning Olsen, Kent Alger, Glen Hansen, Linda Lee Johnson and Jeanie Nelson. w Wesley Petersen and Linda Lemon try their skill at pantomiming. 87 Loye Wright in a scene from her mono-acting selection. The first place drama trophy is enthusiasti- cally received by Mrs. Johansen from Vem Olsen, Thespian president. Those looking on qualified at the Region VII Drama Meet to participate in state competition. They are RayLynn Kinder, Helen Brasher, Geral- dine Stanton, and Loye Wright. Second row - Jeanie Hall, Sue Geary, Shellee Sitterud, Lili Humphrey and Dave Yirak. ORATIONS Orators - Linda Johnson, LuAnn McBroon, Vern Olsen, Claudia Scovill, Mr. Johansen, advisor; Kenna Jensen, Loye Wright and Susan Swapp. EXTEMPORANEOUS SPEAKING 88 Extemporaneous Speakers - Henning Olsen, Richard Williams, Tracy Bunderson, Clark Wilberg, Sue Geary, Claudia Seeley, and Mr. Johansen, advisor. DEBATE Debate - Ilene Nelson, Kathy Johnson, Linda Brown, Valene Stilson, Linda Willson, and Keith Leonard. Standing - Mark Justice, Grant Nielsen, Dave Yirak, Brent Williams, and Mr. Johan- sen, advisor. --------LEGISLATIVE FORUM----------------- Legislative Forum - Cathy Aragon, Linda Lemon, Helen Brasher, Catherine Conover, Connie Powell, and Wilma Johansen. Standing - Lee Bunderson. Robert Larsen, Kathy Behling, RaeLynn Kinder, Loal Hansen, Glen Hansen, and Mr. Johansen, advisor. 89 REGION 7” FORENSIC WINNERS- These forensic students won the Region 7 Forensic Meet and placed 3rd in state competition. 3RD PLACE STATE WINNERS Study and hard work made LuAnn McBroon a winner in oratory. Arti biti ea SHORTHAND Students participating on the Shorthand II team were Linda Wilson, Connie Powell, Vickie Jensen, Barbara Van Buren, Jeanie Hall, Valene Stilson, and Mrs. McClenahan, advisor. Shorthand I pamctpants were Lou Ree Whimpey, Kathy Behling, Nancy Albrecht. Lynda Guymon, Steven Barton, Teresa Curtis and Mrs. McClenahan, advisor. 92 TYPE Jeanie Hall, Connie Powell, Mrs. McClenahan, advisor; Gayle Petersen and Vicki Jensen were members of the Type II team. Mrs. McClenahan prepared all type students for future occupations and professions in the field of business. Those qualifying this year on the Type I team were DeeAnn Larsen, Lynell Collard, and Carol Leamaster. Vila Fail, Suzie Swapp, and Angelia White participated in Type I competition. Other Type n team members were Shellee Sitterud, Miachael Floyd, Teresa Curtis and Valinda Jensen. 93 Mr. Student Body and Miss School spirit - Shellee and Kim - were united for victory. Mrs. Johansen - the most energetic participant in Girl's P. E. Mr. Butcher and the—but which is which? Geraldine Stanton danced her way into the hearts of those who saw her grace and poise. The faculty home- coming display is seen in the background. Kathy Johnson and Sally Deming prepare posters for the state basketball tournament in Provo. New styles from the annual fashion review. Connie P. LuAnn J. Gayle P. Rene C. Robyn R. Susan H. Vickie J. Justene T. Kathy Johnson: Yell, you guys! Entering school for the final semes ter were Delaine Frost and Mary Parlet. Half-time activities by the cheerleaders sparked the enthu- siasm at our games this year. Our coaches - Bill Jorgensen, Ray Butcher, and Gary Bliss - in one of their off-moments . Kent Alger and Glen Hansen dish-out the daily cal- ories at the cavity counter. Annette Cox, Judith Nielsen, Rebecca Nielsen and Ellen Humphrey served as our football cheerleaders. Byron Rollins, Rosellen Bowen, Robyn Young, and Patti Rhodes play with cars in drivers ed. hoping to be drivers themselves soon. Mr. Swinburn proves that Mrs. Olsen will have her picture taken. Mary Dea Jensen, our French madam, at a pep assembly. The sophomores present their skit on the pep assem- bly. John Nielsen and Tracy Bunderson fought it out to see who would be the master of cere- 96 monies at the junior assembly. Garth Leslie, Gay La Jensen, Nancy Albrecht, and Doris Behunin sang the theme song, Star Dust at the annual prom. We won! The Emery vs North Sevier game. Guy Conover has had enough of city life - he's anxious to get back to the farm. Killing” some time at the Class B. tournament. I wonder who James is dreaming of. Mr. Butcher and the art class. Lond W.: If Idon't shave my legs, I'll snag my stockings . Larry Guymon and Dean Nelson battle it out at the state tournament. The pep assembly when the Spartans met the Pirates in football. Henning Olsen and Clyde Nelson enjoyed seeing the feathers fly, too. I LU I U Dennis Blackburn: Oh, what a rough night . Mr. Butcher: Girls on one side - boys on the Judith Nielsen in AS YOU LIKE IT The gymnastics team participated in a meet at the Brigham Young University April 2. Trudi Ward and Ann Anderson searching the halls for a man. The band donning their uniforms. The seniors' Pep Week display Decorating for the prom was fun for these gals. This is the battle of the feet. other . JUNIOR ROYALTY Star Dust set the scene for the '66 Junior Prom. The juniors work diligently to make their prom very special. Chosen as royalty were Rebecca Nielsen and Michael Johnson, attendants; Janet Christ- ensen and Mark Justice, queen and king; and Nancy Albrecht and Dennis Gordon, at- tendants. Janet Petersen Attendant Rebecca Nielsen Attendant F. F. A. Royalty - Janet Petersen, attendant; Geraldine Stanton, FFA Sweetheart; Rebecca Nielsen, atten- dant. Other contestants were Kathy Johnson, Nancy Albrecht, and Catherine Conover. 103 HOMECOMING ROYALTY QUEEN CONNIE POWELL ATTENDANT ATTENDANT JANET CHRISTENSEN SHIRLEY OLSEN 104 Citizenship Award - Henning Olsen 105 Efficiency Award - Catherine Conover Danforth Foundation Award - Vern Olsen Danforth Foundation Award Helen Brasher ACADEMIC HONORS Claudia Seeley 106 Co-valedictorian Honor Student - Connie Powell HOMEMAKER AWARD STATE FARMER DEGREES Each boy enrolled in vocational agriculture has a goal of obtaining the degree of State Farmer. Those achieving this goal this year were Quinn Barton, Ernie Wilson, and Ray Jeffs. They were awarded their pins at the State FFA Convention held in Salt Lake City on March 26. Connie Powell was the winner of the annual Betty Crocker Homemaking Award . Senior girls competed by taking a written ex- amination testing their ability and skills in home management. Gen- eral Mills Company sponsors this contest in all high schools. -STATE JUDGING- TEAM Ray Jeffs, Ernie Wilson, and Lee Johansen won the state Live- stock Judging Contest and repre- sented Emery at the National F. F. A. Convention in Kansas City, Missouri, last October. They were accompanied by Mr. Conover, their advisor. Albertis era CARBON EMERY BANK offers Banking Services For You Castle Dale, Utah 748-2318 Checking and Savings Accounts Loans for Every Useful Purpose Bank Money Orders and Drafts Travelers Cheques Drive-in Teller Window Free Parking Lot Night Depository Safety Deposit Boxes for Rent Two Convenient Locations 110 Price, Utah 637-2603 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS! 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MENDENHALL AUTO PARTS 62 North 1 West 637-0716 Price, Utah JONES TEXACO Glen Jones, Manager 687-2883 Huntington, Utah GUYMON MERCANTILE CO Woodrow Johnson 687-2331 Huntington, Utah PECZUH PRINTING CO 244 East Main 637-0473 Price, Utah DINOSAUR SERVICE INC Tire Specialists 637-2480 Price, Utah WILSON’S CAFE Von Wilson, Manager 687-2902 Huntington, Utah JACK’S MOTOR SERVICE Ross Gordon, Manager 687-2421 Huntington, Utah WILF’S AMERICAN Wilford Neilson, Manager 687-2918 Huntington, Utah CARBON EMERY INS. 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For refreshments sure to please, Go to COOK’S Velvet Freeze.” 409 East Main 637-1954 Price, Utah Castle Dale, Utah JONES FARM AND o GARDEN SUPPLY Your headquarters for seed, plants, fertilizer, feed, and other farm and garden supplies. 748-2421 IDEAL BEVERAGES, INC. 7-UP HIRES PEPSI-COLA BIRELL CRUSH BEVERAGES FOR THE BEST, TRY AN IDEAL’ BEVERAGE 334 South Fourth East Price, Utah For prompt service telephone 637-0062 CASTLE VALLEY mip Buy from the business you own!’ Gas, oil, tires, batteries, supplies Jack H. Taylor, Manager Huntington. Utah 687-2453 OWNED BY THOSE WE SERVE” EMERY COUNTY FARMERS UNION TELEPHONE ASSOCIATION 0n BOYACK’S MEN’S SHOP ' The store of Emery’s Spartans” Hart, Schaffner and Marx Clothes McGregor Sportswear Florsheim Shoes Dobbs Hats Arrow Shirts CASTLE VALLEY FEDERAL CREDIT UNION LET US HELP SAVE AT HOME AND ENJOY INCREASED BENEFITS” ‘TfOutey Huntington, Utah 687-2472 118 For my money it’s WALKER BANK Savings and Checking Low Cost Loans Trust and Property Management Insured Deposits Phone — 637-1272 82 West Main Price, Utah (Sfaice iff meats MILLER CURTIS PACKING COMPANY Meats at wholesale prices for your locker. SOUTHEASTERN UTAH'S NEWEST ADDITION FOR YOUR SHOPPING CONVENIENCE For all your needs try WARD’S CATALOG ORDER AGENCY 54 East 1st North Price, Utah WESTAR (Western States Athletic Equipment Repair Salutes the Graduates of '66 Your Sporting Goods Headquarters in Price Peacock’s Cash Store General Merchandise Your one-stop merchant Mike’s Shoe Repairing Store of quality and service for over 50 years. New Boots Housewares Appliances 180 East Main Price, Utah Orangeville, Utah 748-2235 MARION’S SERVICE Gasoline — Oil Groceries We always welcome our Emery County friends. South of Price on Highway 10 119 EMERY COUNTY'S NEWEST BUSINESS Delbert and Jerry Wilcox, Managers WILCOX SELF-SERVICE LAUNDRY MAKE YOUR WASHDAY THE MOST ENJOYABLE DAY OF THE WEEK” Dry Cleaning—Washing—Drying Professional dry cleaning and pressing is the newest service added at our laundry.” Castle Dale, Utah Dial 748-2639 MORTENSEN’S CONFECTIONERY GIFT SHOP CAFE Walt Lucille Mortensen, Managers For a large selection of graduation gifts.” 687-2424 Huntington, Utah Brake Linings Auto Washing EBEN’S SUPER SHELL SERVICE SHELL Expert Wheel Balance—Lubrication EMERY COUNTY DEMOCRAT PARTY COMMITTEE Wish the Emery County High School students success and happiness 637-9902 Price, Utah in the future. Peterson Distributing Company Candy and Janitorial Supplies Price, Utah Phone 637-2668 MITCHELL FUNERAL HOME Suppliers for Serving Packaged Candies Food Specialties Paper Goods Odor Control Supplies Industrial Chemicals Motels-Cafes Schools Fountains Stations Grocers We welcome your visit to your new addition at your convenience. R. T. Dick” Mitchell Ronald Kosec On your staff - not your payroll Ambulance Service Price, Utah Dial 637-3603 373 South First West Licensed embalmers and Funeral Directors trusted trading since 1890 Generation after generation of smart shoppers have received consistent savings at our complete family shopping center. We look forward to serving you! Music, Jewelry and Cameras Sporting Goods Hardware Furniture and Appliances Carpets and Draperies Family Shoes Men’s Furnishings Domestics Children’s Clothing Ladies’ Sports and Ready-to-wear Western Wear Work Clothing You may shop any department and utilize your choice of five convenient credit plans. Free customer parking. 33 NORTH CARBON AVENUE 44 West Main Street PRICE, UTAH 120 BRUCE’S MARKET AND LOCKER PLANT Your friendly home-owned store Groceries—Wholesale and Retail Meats Locker Rentals—Fresh Vegetables Let us fill your locker or deep-freeze— we cut and wrap to your specifications.” Orangeville, Utah 748-2511 Nutritious Dairy Products SPARTANS DRINK MILK FROM Hiland Dairy Congratulations Seniors from the Emery County Dairy Association Kermit Petersen—President Jerald Barton—Treasurer AMERICAN OIL DISTRIBUTOR Dorr H. Hansen, Dist. Quality Products Delivered Promptly Ag. Chemicals Huntington, Canyon Rd. Jet. SHARP’S SERVICE!!! 687-2411 Camping supplies. Shoes for the whole family. Shoe repair. Castle Dale, Utah 748-2453 Ferron Mercantile and Drug Company Wind up your car at WILSON’S CHEVRON SERVICE Ferron 122 Dial 384-2662 Utah Huntington, Utah 687-2485 Visit i Your store of quality for over sixty years. Ferron, Utah 384-2610 E i if P ■ ■ II 1J SINGLETON'S Kimble Larsen............Editor and Publisher School Supplies Ray E. Hassinger ...........Printer, Operator Wedding Supplies Fay P. Thomas................Office, Features Complete School News Coverage Castle Dale, Utah 748-2431 BROWNING COAL MINE Lump Nut Slack COAL MAKES WARM FRIENDS ARTHUR L. PETTY Operator South of Emery, Utah Dial your needs—Call 286-2430 123 THE COLLEGE OF EASTERN UTAH . . . Personalized small college . . . Outstanding academic reputation . . . Fun filled activities . . . Excellent Dorms . . Professional Faculty .. . Wide Course Offering . . . Attractive college community a fully accredited branch of the University of Utah For free catalogue, write: Registrar College of Eastern Utah Price, Utah LET US HELP SATISFACTION IS OUR MOTTO HELPER STATE BANK Complete Banking Service Safety Deposit Boxes Loans for Every Purpose A member of Federal Insurance Deposit Corporation VISIT OUR NEW EMERY COUNTY LOCATION AT GREENRIVER 136 South Main 305 North Broadway Helper, Utah Greenriver, Utah 472-5611 564-3310 We just got our car at BARTON MOTORS Dependable Reliable Friendly Price, Utah 637-0060 at Castle Dale Co-Op Wallace and Ruth Ryan Dry Goods Groceries Castle Dale, Utah Hardware 748-2682 5;� Hem e� oe tiff KELLER’S FOOD MARKET Groceries — Meats — Produce Always the best in quality foods’’ : . 8 NVlh irbi� ! .Wriut Dial 637-0810 We enjoy doing business with our Emery County friends. THOUGHT ELDRED’S GROCERIES — GAS 286-2458 Emery, Utah RISE STEVENS Choose the choice of the stars... pMt THE OFFICIAL PIANO OF THE METROPOLITAN OPERA Terms as low as SI5.00 down $15.00 per month Also the finest in band instruments, accordions and sheet music. We feature the world's finest organ—the ALLEN. SUMMERHAYS MUSIC COMPANY 3719 South State Salt Lake City, Utah We were happy to furnish the pianos for your school.” 125 s f , p 1 5 126 127 TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY p—====== - tftMi SB _ -.