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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1968 volume:

YEARBOOK STAFF Lilly Humphrey.................................. Co-editor Guy Black....................................... Co-editor Sam Singleton......................................Advisor Jim Petersen..............................Assistant Editor Lyn Fox.......................................Class Editor Dean Nelson..................................Sports Editor Don Childs...................................Sports Editor J Geraldine Dodge...................Clubs and Organizations Wayne Whimpey..................................Advertising Peggy Snow.....................................Advertising Michael Blackwelder.......................... AHupnicino Athletics Activities 101 £TAe ovelei jyn J fa ion6 ■f fAe mteS M Advertisers...........................J5 1 IK) • Contents Administration A T L A V T C O C £ A V e-? Trinidad and Tobago 17 Organizations [. Drama and Forenies 3 EMERY COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL Spartan School Son ; School Mascot: Spartan School Colors: Grey, Mack, and pole! Like the Spartans of old, we ore hrave, valiant and true. Our armor untarnished, our standards we hold high. The gold w ill show our bravery; the spark of grey shines true. For valor hold the hlack w ill 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 w ith all our heart and zeal; See our shields held high, thrust them tow art! 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 % § Administration Ours is the only country deliberately founded on a good idea.” John Gunther Superintendent Orson W. Peterson Spartans: The generations of men and women pass years after we, parents and teachers, have disappeared from the earth. You students will, in your maturity, enter into the fulness of life and carry on our civilization. We hope that we as adults have passed on to you the best and noblest in our heritage, surely never the worst and meanest. We know that you will have to face new problems in life, new ways of living, working and governing yourself and I hope we have developed in each of you those qualities which constitute strength for life - thoughtfulness, application, consideration for others, and willingness to face new and strange situations squarely. Sincerely, Orson W. Peterson Emery County School District Velma Eden Lunch Supervisor Dennis E. Nelson Supervisor Lecta Olsen Secretary Nedra Dusserre School Nurse BOARD OF EDUCATION Emery County Board of Education members were Delyle Larsen, Eldred Mortensen, Supt. Orson Peterson, Arel Hunt, George Olsen, and Jack Corigiat. P. T. A. OFFICERS Officers of the Emery County High School PTA were Darlene Thompson, Lorene Olsen, Ruth Whimpey, president; Vernice Ward, LaRue Lofley. Standing-A. G. Kinder, Betty Frandsen, Reva Gordon and Donna Swasev (inset). Cafeteria Personnel Dorthella Williams Manager Custodians And Bus Drivers Donna Sitterud Sharpe Snow Dewey Jensen Castle Dale Bus Emery Bus 8 Orcel Oliver Elmo Bus Mont Allen Cleveland Bus In these days of opportunity and challenge, the greatest gift young people can receive is the right to work and become worthwhile individuals. I hope that each student is taking advantage of his educational opportunities at Emery County High School to attain this very goal; that their lives may be made richer, more prosperous, and successful because of the efforts they have made in their own behalf while here. I hope you can set your educational goals on a high plane and never cease to work towards accomplishing the goals you set. Sincerely, A. G. Kinder Principal A. G. Kinder The office was always a cheerful place. Student assistants Valinda Jensen and Enid Magnuson helped Mrs. Olsen maintain student morale by being helpful and considerate. Gary Bliss Physical Education English Paul Conover Vocational Agriculture Farm Mechanics FACU PAST AND Gale Larry Dean English Edward Gickling Physical Education World History Lynn Blaine LTY PRESENT Grace N. Johansen Physical Education Speech Oral E. Johansen American History American Problems Grace and Gene William F. Jorgensen Algebra Biology Bob Jane McClenahan Type Shorthand Lynn Peacock Physical Science Spanish Sam Singleton Library Science English Sam Robert Swinburne Mathematics Gary Blaine Tingey Vocational Agriculture Jane Rue P. Ware Industrial Arts Lucinda Wild Home Economics English Ray M. Williams Psychology Counselor Bryce Wilson Band Chorus I STUDENT COUNCIL '68 was a Spartan year. Leadership in our student council directed our activities to the highest pinnacle of success. All Spartans ap- preciated Mike, Richard, and Dean - our top brass. Dean Nelson - Vice-president Enid Magnuson Secretary DeAnne Larsen Cheerleader Scott Johansen Reporter Lilly Humphrey Yearbook Editor Michelle Thomas Social Committee Carol Leamaster Historian Madelene Nielson Social Committee Guy Black Yearbook Editor Diego Bernal Social Committee Sandra Huntington Spartan Shield Editor The Student Council planned and guided the activities of '67-’68 to a successful conclusion. Their associations and experiences were marked by hard work and diligent effort. Members of the student body appreciated the leadership of this group. Enid Magnuson, our secretary, fulfills her title in many respects. Mr. Brasher, too, was always willing to do his part. Michael- our crooning student body president. Sharol McArthur Class Officers .............. s i: , i Alyce Geary Reporter Drew Wilberg Social Committee Peggy Snow Cheerleader •3 Susan Huntington Social Committee Justine Thompson Cheerleader Lynn Brasher Social Committee ' Linda Leslie Cheerleader ORS Scott Allred Ann Anderson Craig Anderson Patrick Aragon Robert Behling Diego Bemal Joe Biddlecome Guy Black Valene Brinkerhoff Donn Blackburn Lynn Brasher Debra Brinkerhoff 19 _ «r JBJi. 20 The June Taylor Dancers perform for the senior assembly. Kathy Brown Don Childs Larry Christensen Lynell Collard Paul Cowley Carol Kay Cox Clayton Cox Leva Cunha Vila Le Fail Vickie Lee Fish Danny Curtis Roy Fillmore Dee Fillmore Cheryl Lyn Fox Brent Gardner Lee Fillmore These seniors - Clifford Roper, Kerry Nielson, Robert McBroon, Glenna Olsen, Irene Jensen and Carol Cox - sought vocational information from our guidance library. 21 Arven Hansen Cindy Hansen Gail Hansen Lilly Humphrey Valinda Jensen's measuring proficiency became useful when John Schindler, Gail Hansen, Irene Jensen and other seniors ordered graduation gowns. 22 Gale Grange Quinn Guymon Ray Guymon Sandra Huntington Susan Huntinton JoAnn Jeffs Irene Jensen Joel Jensen Michael Jensen Valinda Jensen Vickie Fay Jensen Scott Johansen New discovered talent appeared in the senior class when the golden voices of Craig Anderson and Dale Larson echoed through the auditorium during the senior assembly. Michael T. Johnson 23 Dennis Jones Russell Jones Kathleen Kingston Dale Larsen Dee Anne Larsen Carol Anne Leamaster John Lemon Linda Leslie Mr. Swinburne made mathematical equations more meaningful to Dee Fillmore, Susan Swapp and Rod Wilson, senior students of mathematics. Sharol Bea McArthur Dean Nelson Robert McBroon Enid Magnuson Jolene Minchey Some seniors were able to utilize reference and informational facilities of the school properly, others did not avail themselves to the opportunities offered. Undoubtedly, the future will determine those who applied themselves to learning situations. 25 Flora Dawn Nelson Kerry Nielson Madelene Nielson Glenna Olsen Sheila Olsen Chet Oviatt Los estudiantes de la clase de espanol aprenden los costumbres de Espana. Durante la fiesta del ano nuevo, familias espanolas se reunen para comer las uvas de la felicidad y para tomar champana. 26 Jeanne Nelson Alice Parlet Michael Ralphs Robyn Robertson Clifford Roper John Schindler Kathleen Searle Vania Seely Donald Sines Kirk Sitterud 1 v Susan Swapp Scholarship applications made seniors realize some choices and decisions must be made. Lilly Humphrey discussed vocational possibilities with Mr. Williams. 27 Lee Swasey Justine Thompson Allen Tucker Kevin Tuttle Preston Wakefield Scott L. Ward Trudi Ward 28 Senior knew which period was their favorite as evidenced in this noon-hour chow-down . John Wells Angelia White Boyd Wilson Rod Wilson Drew Wilberg Nancy Kay Wilberg Richard Williams Robyn Young Future accountants, business executives, secretaries, and stenographers budded in Emery High's business department. 29 Allen Childs President Carol Ann Leonard Class Officers Don Gordon Vice-President JUN Joan Behling Reporter Brice Williams Social Committee LeAnn Hansen Social Committee 9 Kathy Nielson Cheerleader Jay Frandsen Social Committee Alene Jensen 2q Cheerleader Linda Matthews Cheerleader IORS Brenda Anderson Donald Anderson Wayne Anderson Randy Atwood Pat Bean Joan Behling Stephen Behling Randy Bell Reed Black Micheal Blackwelder Winona Cox Scott Fish, Lannie Sitterud, John Jensen, Dick Swasey, Clinton Price, Wayne Anderson, Randy Atwood, JoAnn Jones, LeAnn Hanson and A1 Christensen inspect their class rings. 32 Merrillyn Day Sheila Douglas Delaina Duncan Scott Fish Jay Frandsen Lyndon Gardner Don Gordon Ileen Gordon Jackie Gordon Marie Guymon Lamar Hansen Mac Hansen LeAnn Hanson Janet Hardee Brenda Hassinger Joyce Henderson The Industrial Arts Department proved challenging to Pat Bean, Stephen Behling, and Blaine Luke Ireen Huntsman Linda Jensen Alene Jensen Gary Jensen John Jensen Jolene Jensen Paulette Hinkins Lorraine Humphrey Pete Jensen Renea Jensen Ruth Jensen Denise Johansen Larry Jones Diane Jorgensen Jean Killpack Patricia Kinder 35 Rhonda Lake Barbara Larsen Caro lee Larsen Dana Larsen Blaine Luke Camille Luke Denise Luke John Magnusen 36 Physical fitness is the motto of these gals enrolled in physical education. Wes Minchey Ricki Mortensen Roxanna Nelson Boyd Neilson Joan Majors Linda Mathews Mark McMullin Bill Minchey Kathy Nielson Marita Olsen Roy Oviatt Scott Oviatt Kirk Olsen Earlene Olsen Kerry Van Olsen Joan Parlet Loretta Peterson Clinton Price Ross Peacock Jim Petersen Colin Rasmussen Annette Reid Marie Reid Beth Rugg -I - Teresa Wilberg Jerri Lvnn Wilcox Larry Thorderson Wayne Whimpey Cathy Tuttle Mark Wilberg Diane Whimpey Stuart Ware SOPHO V ' Michael Larsen President Dale Wilberg Vice-President Class Officers Karen Luke Secretary Jaquelin Humphrey Reporter Leigh Young Cheerleader Gary George Social Committee Parke Killpack Social Committee Julie Wilberg Cheerleader Garth Larsen Social Committee Susan Leamaster Cheerleader MORES Varian Allen Dawnette Allred Kathy Allxidge Kelly Andersen Kirby Anderson Barbara Barton Cynthia Bernal Gary Birch Jacka Black Dennis Blackweider Evan Bott Paul Brookshier Richard Childs Laura Christensen 41 Geraldine Dodge Michael Dye Joe Fielder Peggy Fox Lana Cook Galen Davis Rosann Davis Roland Collard Kathy Allridge, Sharon Jones, Debra Heningson, Lester Jorgensen, Jacka Black, Vickie Price, Chris Johansen and Geraldine Dodge enjoyed making new acquaintances at Emery County High. Chris Hansen Elizabeth Hansen Edward Heiniger Roy Henderson J. J. Grant Amy Hall Debra Heningson Jacqueline Humphrey Lorraine Jacobsen - 7 Joyce Jetts Kenneth Jensen Lavar Jensen Gary George Marsha Grange Michael Jacobsen Merland Jensen Stanley Jensen Chris Johansen Sharon Jones Sherrie Jones Typical enthusiastic sophomore drivers were Cynthia Bernal, Geraldine Dodge, Carl Petersen, and Lester Jorgensen; Mr. Ware, their instructor, helped maintain enthusiasm throughout their driving course. 44 Elaine Larsen Garth Larsen Ilene Larsen Michael Larsen Marie Lemon Susan Leamaster - Rickie Larsen Drew Le Roy Joleen Lofley Karen Luke Greg Mathie Scott Mortensen Craig Nielson Merrill Oveson Kent Oviatt 45 Jan Peacock Carl Petersen Vickie Price Kimball Rasmussen Karen Robertson Randal Ralphs Maxene Schindler Jolene Sherman Reid Black and Pat Bean, both juniors, encouraged sophomore draftsmen Michael Jacobsen, Kimball Rasmussen, Edward Heiniger and Blaine Snow. 46 Jean Snow Pamela Snow Willy Stoddard Marie Vander Herp Darlene White Dale Wilberg Julie Wilberg Kerry Williams Ellen Tuttle Toni Ward Elida Smith Blaine Snow Jackie Wagner Dennis Ware Larry Shiner Danny Wilson Julie Wilson Leigh Young Sophomore home economics students enjoyed the modern facilities at Emery High and sought practical experiences in home management problems. v ; V r Organizations w “Before we put down our bets on a revolution- ary movement, we have a right to ask that it, like ours, have the broad goals of freedom and human welfare clearly before it ... ” Clinton Rossiler YEARBOOK STAFF Dean Nelson, Wayne Whimpey and Don Childs, members of the staff, worked on page lay-out and design. Guy Black and Lilly Humphrey served as co-editors for the '68 edition of THE SPARTAN. final sheets in the Lyn Fox assisted Mr. Singleton, yearbook advisor, in checking advertising and financing. Mimum preparation of this Peggy Snow, Jim Petersen and Geraldine Dodge prepared copy and year's annual. SPARTAN SHIELD Reporters from clubs and organizations were Stewart Ware, Sharol McArthur, Brenda Hassinger, Lilly Humphrey, Alice Geary, Jaquie Humphrey, Joan Behling and Stephen Behling. Assistant Editor-Sheila Olsen Editor-Sandra Huntington Advisor-Mrs. McClenahan Vickie Jensen Sheila Olsen Linda Leslie Typists Clayton Cox Kenny Albrechtson Printers 5 A 5TAC THESPIANS The Thespian Club was always willing to lend a helping hand toward school activities. Thespian Club officers for '67-'68 were Susan Swapp, secretary; Richard Williams, president; and Alyce Geary, vice-president. All the world's a stage, And all the men and women merely players. -Shakespeare- The Emery Chapter of the Future Homemakers of America. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Kathy Brown t� Valinda Jensen Co-Presidents Jean Killpack 1st Vice-president 54 Brenda Hassinger 2nd Vice-president Gail Hansen 3rd Vice-president Lorraine Humphrey 4th Vice-president Linda Leslie Secretary Delena Brotherson Treasurer Jerri Lynn Wilcox Historian Carol Leamaster Regional Representative Angelia White Parliamentarian Peggy Snow Head of Degrees Committee Members of the Future Homemakers of America discuss with Mrs. Wild, their advisor, their goals and aims for chapter activities. 55 LeAnne Hansen Susan Huntington DRILL Jolene Jensen Linda Leslie Vickie Jensen Brenda Litster Caro lee Larsen Karen Luke Carol Leamaster Enid Magnus Sharol McArthur Justine Thompson Ricki Mortensen Jolene Sherman Roxanna Nelson Jean Snow Glenna Olsen Pamela Snow TEAM Peggy Snow Diane Whimpey Karen Robertson Angelia White Robyn Robertson Jerri Lynn Wilcox Trudi Ward Robyn Young PEP CLUB The Pep Club, under the direction of Mrs. Johansen, foster sports- manship and school spirit. Their officers were Gail Hansen, Carol Leonard and Sharol McArthur, social committee; Carol Lea- master, president; Alene Jensen, vice-president; and Sandra Huntington, reporter. BAND Majorette - Angie White Justine Thompson Twirler DeeAnne Larsen Secretary 59 Kelly Anderson Joan Behling Barbara Barton Guy Black Trumpet Clarinet Flute Sousaphone Gary George j. j. Grant Amy Hall Alene Jensen Trumpet Trombone Clarinet Trombone Scott Johansen Sherri Jones ' Diane Jorgensen Chris Hansen Percussion Clarinet Flute Trombone 60 jean Killpack Patricia Kinder Dana Larsen Carol Leamaster Flute French Horn French Horn Percussion Marie Lemon Clarinet Brenda Litster Percussion Robert Litster Trumpet Jolene Lofley Trumpet Bill Minchey John Schindler Maxine Schindler Randy Ralphs Baritone Clarinet Saxophone Trombone Darlene White Carolyn Willson Leigh Young Robyn Young Clarinet Saxophone Flute Saxophone 61 Spartan musicians participated in the small group music festival at Wayne County High on April 11 and the large group festival May 3 at Richfield High School. Robyn Young, Merrillyn Day and Ange- lia White played solos at the music fes- tival. DeAnne Larsen, John Schindler, Sharol McArthur and Vila Fail played a clar- inet quartet at the region festival. . y:‘ € - Vila accompanied Bob Litster at small group festival. Bob Litster. Brenda Litster, Brent Gardner, Levea Cunha, Quinn Guymon, Carol Leamaster and Michael Johnson participated in the all state chorus. MU PHI EPSILON Emery's music club - Mu Phi Epsilon - fostered music appreciation and activities for band and chorus mem- bers. Officers were Alene Jensen, secretary; Sharol McArthur, reporter; Vila Fail, social committee; Preston Wakefield, president; and Quinn Guymon, social committee. 63 FUTURE FARMERS Mr. Tingey Advisor Mr. Conover Advisor 64 OF AMERICA Rod Wilson Treasurer Stephen Behling Reporter 65 LETTERMEN CLUB SENIOR LETTERMEN Senior Lettermen were John Lemon, Kevin Tuttle, Russell Jones, Ken Albrechtson, Diego Bernal, Don Childs, Dee Fill- more, Preston Wakefield, Rich- ard Williams, Brent Gardner and Mr. Jorgensen. Second Row - Guy Black, Craig And- erson, Ray Guymon, Quinn Guymon, Dennis Jones, Dale Larson, Dean Nelson, Michael Johnson, Clyde Nelson, Paul Cowley. Third Row - Donn Blackburn, Michael Ralphs, Lynn Brasher, Pat Aragon, Scott Ward, Drew Wilberg and Rod Wilson. SOPHOMORE- JUNIOR LETTERMEN Underclassmen who lettered were Vernon Childs, Gary Jensen, Gary George, Randall Ralphs, Larry Thorderson, Michael Larsen, Allen Childs, Roger Scovill, and Ralph Worthen. Second Row - Scott Oviatt, Brice Williams, Pete Jensen, Roy Oviatt, Kerry Ol- sen, Kirk Olsen, Lewis Stil- son and Jay Frandsen. Third Row - Lamar Hansen, Russell Carlson, Mac Hansen, Roy Henderson, Garth Larsen, Don Gordon. Ross Peacock and Mr. Gickling. Letterman Club officers were Ray Guymon, secretary; Danny Curtis, president; and Kevin Tuttle, vice-pres- ident. I UNCOMMON VALOR. WAS A COM MON k VIRTUE I rrrrrrrrL REVOLUTION ARY WAR-1775-l7S3 tFW«H lwr7 HBr ' Ul NANI MARIANASIMANIK milllI � 945A OJIMAOklNAWA� cKOREA 1950 Athletics “If we win men’s hearts throughout the world, it will not be because we are a big country but be- cause we are a great country. Bigness is imposing. But greatness is enduring.” Adlai E. Stevenson REGION 7 FOOTBALL CHAMPS SCOREBOARD Pre-Season Emery. . . . . 12 East Carbon 12 Emery. . . . . 18 Monticello 18 Emery. . . . . 13 Notre Dame 6 Emery. . . . . 39 Notre Dame 7 Emery. . . . . 20 Greenriver 7 League Play Emery. . . . . 39 Juab 25 Emery. . . . . 7 Delta 6 Emery. . . . . 24 Richfield 19 Emery. . . . . 25 Millard 21 Emery. . . . . 13 North Sanpete .... 14 Emery. . . . . 14 Millard 39 Emery. . . . . 7 Dixie 49 Head Coach Ed Gickling, assisted by Gary Bliss, directed Emery to one of its most successful football seasons. Coach Gickling gives the boys the word” during the half of the Emery-Notre Dame game. FOOTBALL MANAGERS Pete Jensen Roy Oviatt Scott Oviatt Larry Thorderson Don Childs Lewis Stilson Quarterback Quarterback Dean Nelson End All Region Team All State Team Rod Wilson Guard Lynn Brasher Tackle Guy Black Fullback Dale Larson Flankerback Brice Williams Flankerback Ralph Worthen Byron Koinns oary Jensen Guards Russell Jones Center Brent Gardner Roger Scovill Flankerback Flankerback Ray Guymon Center All Region Team Jay Frandsen Dee Fillmore Guard Guard All Region Team Michael Ralphs Clyde Nelson Ends Kevin Tuttle All Region and State Teams. Kirk Olsen Quinn Guyrnon Tackles i Ralph Worthen Byron Rollins Gary Jensen Guards Emery and Monicello battle it out. The outcome - 28-28. 70 Kirk Sitterud Craig Anderson Ends Paul Cowley Danny Curtis Tackle All Region-A 11 State Team JUNIOR VARSITY Junior Varsity team members were Garth Larsen, Gary George, Richard Childs, Michael Larsen, John Judd, Joe Fielder and Varian Allen. Standing - Roy Henderson, Merland Jensen, Craig Nielson, Dale Wilberg, Randall Ralphs, Boyd Nielson, Ricky Larsen and Parke Killpack. 71 Coach Bliss displays the regional tropny to Mr. Jorgensen. REGION 7 CHAMPS THIRD PLACE STATE WINNERS SCOREBOARD Pre-Season League Emery Opponent Emery Opponent 71. . . Union . 55 74. . 61 45. . Uintah . 52 85. . . .Richfield . . . 67 82. . Carbon . 53 54. . . .South Sevier . 43 57. . Carbon . 63 78. . . .North Sevier . 50 96. . Juab . 46 65. . . .South Sevier . 59 66. . North Summit . . 56 68. . . .Richfield . . . 57 75. . East Carbon. . . . 55 67. . . .Wayne 65 62. . Manti . 39 100. . . .North Sevier . 50 93. . Morgan . 76 75. . Gumrison . . . . . 47 Round Robin State 59. . Gunnison . . . . . 44 67. . . .East Carbon . 58 74. . Richfield . . . . . 65 64. . . .Grantsville . . 46 75. . Manti . 57 65. . . .Wasatch.... 75 56. . . .Manti 46 The Spartan crew consisted of Dean Nelson, Paul Cowley, Clyde Nelson, Vernon Childs, Kirk Olsen and Lewis Stil- son. Kneeling - Rav Guymon, Preston Wakefield, Michael Johnson and Don Childs. 72 J u N I O R Kneeling: Brice Williams, Gary George, Dale Wilberg, Michael Larsen and Ross Peacock Stand- ing: Allen Childs, Roger Scovill, Richard Childs, Drew LeRoy and Garth Larsen V A R S I T Y Joan Behling, Kathy Tuttle, Leigh Young, and Julie Wilberg 73 Clyde Nelson Dean Nelson All Region All Region All State Don Childs Preston Wakefield 74 Ray Guymon Mike Johnson All State Kirk Olsen Paul Cowley All Region Ross Peacock Allen Childs Vernon Childs Lewis Stilson Managers for the basketball team were Larry Thor derson, Donn Blackburn and Richard Williams. Emery battles Wasatch in semi-final game at the state tournament at B. Y.U. 75 WRESTLING Beginning the season as varsity wrestlers were Danny Curtis, Jay Frandsen, Kevin Tuttle, Russell Jones, Ken Albrechtson, Russell Carlson and LaMar Hansen. Kneeling r Kerry Olsen, Clayton Cox, Dee Fillmore, Lee Fillmore, Don Gordon and Dennis Ware. Junior varsity members were Ralph Worthen, Craig Anderson, Russell Carlson, Merlin Jensen, Randall Ralphs, Dennis O’Dwyer, Kevin Tuttle, and Joe Biddlecome. Kneeling - Pete Jensen, Lavar Jensen, Carl Peterson, Kerry Williams, Rod Wilson, Clayton Cox and Gary Jensen. 76 Dennis Ware, John Lemon and Don Gordon Mac Hansen, Lee Fillmore and Lamar Hansen Ken Albrechtson, Russell Jones and Jay Frandsen Kerry Olsen, Dennis Jones and Dee Fillmore REGION YH WRESTLING CHAMPIONS Coach Gickling beams as the Regional Wrestling Tournament first place trophy is awarded to the Spartan squad by Roger Nielson of North Sevier. Lamar Hansen, Kerry Olsen, Ken Albrechtson, Lee Fillmore, Jay Frandsen, Dee Fill- more, Danny Curtis, Russel Jones, Mac Hansen, Dennis Jones, Dennis Ware and John Lemon were team members. Dee Fillmore placed second in the State Wrestling Meet; Lamar Hansen became fourth place winner. SPRING TRACK-BASEBALL 4-«v Defending Emery's State Track Championship of '67 were Carl Petersen, Drew Wilberg, Diego Bernal, Pat Aragon and Stephen Behling. Kneeling - Michael Johnson, Roger Scovill, Scott Oviatt, Lamar Hansen, Ross Peacock and Larry Thorderson. Standing - Gary Jensen, Ralph Worthen, Jay Frandsen, Clyde Nelson, Kevin Tuttle and Wes Minchey. Wes Minchey lengthens his stride in the broad jump. DEFENDERS OF EMERY’S ’67 STATE TRACK CHAMPIONSHIP Michael Johnson, Preston Wakefield, Gary Jensen, Ross Peacock, Drew Wilberg, Diego Bernal and Pat Aragon were first place winners in the rugged cross-country run held at North Sevier. 78 SPORTS -TENNIS Allan Childs and Paul Cowley get ready for the pitch . Baseball team members were Craig Nielsen, Kirk Sitterud, Kerry Olsen, Scott Ward, Brent Gardner, Joe Fielder and Richard Childs. Standing - Dean Nelson, Allen Childs, Lewis Stilson, Paul Cowley, Ray Guymon, Preston Wakefield, Russell Carlson and Coach Gickling. Don Gordon, Coach Jorgensen, Don Childs, Craig Anderson, Kirk Olsen and Michael Ralphs represented Emery in tennis 79 68’ C H E E R L E A D E R S De Anne Larsen, our head cheerleader, merits the support she receives from Kathy Nielson, Jeanne Nel son, Barbara Larsen, Drew Wilberg, Brent Gardner and Dixie Allen. Dixie, Barbara, DeAnne, Jeanne and Kathy were instrumental in maintaining school spirit at our activ- ities this year. 80 ama-and Foreasics “I have never had a feeling politically that did not spring from the Declaration of Independence . . . 1 would rather be assassinated on the spot than surrender it.” • Abraham Lincoln u T H P A C I F I C 82 Brent Gardner and Brenda Litster- Emile de Becque and Nellie Forbush- discuss their opinions and problems as the play begins. Emile's children- Nagana and Jero- me- were delightfully protrayed by Alene Jensen and Kerry Williams. The seabees expressed their feelings by singing Bloody Mary and There is Nothing Like a Dame. Nellie Forbush- Brenda Litster- tells the other nurses she is not in love with Emile and Wants to Wash That Man Right Out of Her Hair. Nellie Forbush and Luther Billis- Brenda Luster and Don Gordon- entertain the troops with songs and dances. The highlight was A Hundred and One Pounds of Fun . Stewpot- Drew Wilberg- models one of Bloody Mary's grass skirts for the boys. Lt. Cable- Micheal Johnson- is enchanted by Liat's- Linda Matthews-beauty 83 ONE ACT COMPETITIVE PLAY The Lesson Hie Pupil...............Madelene Nielsen The Maid.................Carol Leamaster The Professor......................Brent Gardner Brent Gardner, Madelene Nielsen and Carol Leamaster portray a scene in the competitive one-act play The Lesson . The Wingless Vietory Phineas McQuestion. . The Girl............ Mungo............... Urquhart............ Mrs. McQuestion . . . Ruel McQuestion . . . Venture McQuestion . Faith Ingalls....... Letty............... Happy Penny ........ Nathaniel McQuestion Oparre.............. Durian.............. Toala............... Bailiff............. Richard Williams Michelle Thomas , . . Clifford Roper . John Schindler . Lilly Humphrey . . Brent Gardner . Delaina Duncan . . . Winona Cox . . . Gail Hansen . . . Don Gordon Michael Johnson Madelene Nielsen Jackie Jorgensen . Patricia Kinder . . Kerry Nielsen Michael Johnson and Madelene Nielsen in the finale of the play THE WINGLESS VICTORY. 84 LIFE WITH FATHER Father .... Vinnie. . . . Clarence . . John........ Whitney. . . Harlan. . . . . Cora......... Mary Skinner A family of red heads, a domineering but lovable father, a sympathetic and understanding mother, some sophisticated visitors, and the problem of a new maid every week made this one of the outstanding plays presented this season. Richard Williams Rev. Dr. Lloyd...............Kent Oviatt . . Alyce Geary Dr. Humphreys..............Quinn Guymon . Scott Johansen Dr. Somers.........................Brent Gardner Mark Wilberg Margaret...............Elizabeth Hansen Donald Anderson Annie........................Debbie Lott Lynn Leamaster Delia............................ Jackie Wagner Carol Leamaster Nora.............................. Kathy Nielson . . .Jan Peacock Maggie........................ Beth Rugg Dramatic reading contestants were Richard Williams, Delaina Duncan, Winona Cox, Pam Snow, Rose Ann Davis and Enid Magnuson. D R R E A A M D A I T N I G C S H R U E M A O D R I O N U G s S 86 Those participating in humorous reading were Carolyn Willson, Elizabeth Hansen, Don Gordon, Michelle Thomas, Gail Hansen and Jean Snow. The art of the silent theatre - pantomime- was displayed in contest by Mark Wilberg, Donald Anderson, Lynn Leamaster, Kent Oviatt, Quinn Guymon, Drew Wilberg, and Don Childs. Seated - Kathy Jones, Camille Luke and Nora Dye. R E T O L D Retold story contestants were Valinda Jensen, Lorretta Petersen, Jean Killpack, Denela Brotherson, Angelia White and Merrilly Day. Those participating in mono-acting were Michael Johnson, Kathy Nielsen, Patricia Kinder, Debra Brinkerhoff and Lilly Humphrey. M O N 0 A C T 1 N G 88 Current event experts who participated in extemporaneous speaking were Stuart Ware, Vila Fail, Sharol McArthur, Valinda Jensen, Lilly Humphrey and Blaine Luke. Emery’s Thespians hosted the Region VII drama meet March 26. Approximately 250 drama hopefuls competed at the festival. On a point basis Emery was awarded the first place trophy. Region winners in the various events competed in the State Drama Festival at BYU. REGION VII DRAMA WINNERS Because of excellence in dramatic reading, Delaina Duncan and Richard Williams quali- fied for the state meet with out participating in the semi-final and final rounds at the re- gion meet. Brent Gardner and Madelene Nielsen won the best actor and actress award in one-act play competition at the Region VII meet. Radio speakers were Wayne Whimpey, Carolyn Willson, Bill Minchey, Debra Brinkerhoff, Enid Magnuson and John Schindler. ORATIONS Oratory participants were Camille Luke, Carol Leonard, Carol Leamaster, and Debbie Wilson. Legislative Forum participants were Elizabeth Hansen, Glenna Olsen, Jan Peacock, and Amy Hall. - Standing - Rod Wilson, Guy Black, Kirk Sitterud, Kevin Tuttle and Michael Ralphs. The Debate Squad consisted of Susan Swapp, Kathryn Brown, Patricia Kinder and Dana Larsen. Standing - Jim Petersen, Marrillyn Day, Carolee Larsen, Lorraine Humphrey, Le Ann Hansen, Wayne Anderson, Scott Johansen, Richard Williams, and Mr. Johansen, coach. DEFENDING STATE CHAMPS ’68 REGION CHAMPS Many of the Spartan's forensic team participants tasted victory in '67 when they helped capture the Utah State Class B forensic championship for the Emery County High School. After placing first at the Region VII Forensic Meet at Orderville, they have their sights on the top honors in state-competition in '68. A late winter snow, a few stalled cars, and glassy roads didn't hinder Spartan success. 92 Mr. Johansen accepts the first place trophy for the Spartans. Time; 2:00 A.M. Place: Orderville bound. IValt Whitman SHORTHAND I Shorthand I students who achieved 80 or more words per minute were Jerri Lynn Wilcox, Kathy Tuttle, Diane Jorgensen, Lorraine Humphrey, Teresa Wilberg, Loretta Petersen, Linda Jensen, Kathleen Searle and Jerel Lofley. SHORTHAND II Shorthand II students achieving 120 or more words per minute were Enid Magnuson, John Wells, Sandra Huntington, Susan Huntington, Valinda Jensen, Mrs. McClenahan, advisor; Lilly Humphrey, Shiela Olsen and Glenna Olsen. Not pictured - Vickie Jensen. TYPE I Dana Larsen, Amy Hall, Kelly Andersen, Kevin Tuttle, Ray Guymon, and Lilly Humphrey excelled in Type I by reaching 50 or more words per minute. TYPE II Linda Leslie, Enid Magnuson, Debra Brinkerhoff, Angelia White, Valinda Jensen, Glenna Olsen, Teresa Wilberg, JoAnn Jeffs, Loretta Petersen and Shiela Olsen reached 70 or more words per minute in Type II. Not pictured - Robyn Robertson, Stan Jensen, Stuart Ware and Vickie Jensen. 95 GYMNASTICS Balance beam participants were Denise, Dana, Justine, Jerri Lynn, Merrillyn, Leigh, Gayla, and Julie. Participants on the uneven parallels were Jolene, Kathy, Participants on the horse were Jolene, Julie, Sharol, Linda, Irene, Brenda, Joyce, and Sharon. Ruth, Jackie, and Lorraine. Free exercise participants were RoxAnna, Joan, Jolene, Julie, Jean, Beth, Alene, Marie, and Delaina. Who's been messing in my halls? Valley of the Dollies. Robert Behling and Scott Johanson attended the National FFA Con- vention in Kansas City. One, two, three. Kick! RIPPP!! Ultra Brite gives your mouth. .. ! Trials and tribulations of a Homecom- ing queen. to death! You’ve got to be kidding! If we must kill time, work it 14-28 hike! Danny gets his nightly paint job during South Pacific. That’s my motto! Ole St. Nick showed up as usual at Christmas; we're fortunate that he's on our faculty. If the South Pacific is like this, I'm going to join the Navy. Homecoming - 1967 FFA Sweetheart hopefuls - Alene Jensen, Dixie Allen, Justine Thomp- son, Peggy Snow and Sandra Huntington. 99 1 Mrs. Bliss: Win! You are giving me ulcers”. (NtftCdcr oooft Dean Nelson, Clyde Nelson and Paul Cowley won trophies for being chosen as one of the Top Ten at the Region VII Tourna- ment. Emery High Variety, a new publication of creative work in music, art and English, was edited by Ricki Morten- sen assisted by Carolyn Willson and Debra Wilson. Dana Larsen: Oh, I'm going to be beautiful . Hey, slide over! I sat on my imagination last night. Chris Johansen was a typical FFA Christ- mas card salesman. Lee Swasey. Dixie Allen, Dick Swasey, Varian Allen Farmers at heart - Chris, Parke and Ai. receive special recognition from the Extension Ser- vice for 4-H Club achievement. Favorites “Democracy is . . . the recurrent suspicion that more than half of the people are right more than half of the time ... an idea which hasn’t been disproved yet ... E. B. White £♦ ¥ M, V;. «Ut Jeanne Nelson Paul Cowley JUNIOR ROYALTY April Love, the theme chosen by the 68 Juniors, made this year's prom a memorable event. Serving as the royal court for the occasion were Jerri Lynn Wilcox, attendant; Linda Mathews, queen; Marie Guymon, attendant; Lewis Stilson, attendant; Allen Childs, attendant; and Vernon Childs, king. 103 HOMECOMING ROYALTY F. F. A. SWEETHEART STATE FARMER DEGREES Efficiency and effort in vocational agriculture brought Scott Johansen, Robert Behling, Rod Wilson and John Lemon the state farmer degree . This is the highest degree awarded by the FFA on a state level - second only to the American farmer degree. EMERY FFA RECEIVES STAR CHAPTER AWARD Emery was rated as one of the outstanding chapters of the state this year and received the Five Star Chapter Award in recognition of its accomplishments and contributions in the vocational agricultural program. Scott Johansen will serve as reporter in Merrill Duncan, a '67 graduate, Michael Ralphs was the winner of the State FFA during the coming year. received the American farmer the Natural Resources Foundation degree. Award. 106 Kathy Tuttle was elected as the State F. H. A. president at the organi- zations annual meeting in February at Salt Lake City. She will attend the national convention at Miami, Florida, this summer and will lead the state organization during the ’68-’69 school year. BETTY CROCKER HOMEMAKER Competing with other senior girls, Kathryn Brown won the annual Betty Crocker Homemaker contest by plac- ing highest in ihe test given by the General Mills Company. Kathryn Brown Betty Crocker Award STATE F. H. A. PRESIDENT 107 Kathy Tuttle- State FHA President-elect. ■■ HONOR STUDENTS 109 Scott Johansen Angelia White EFFICIENCY AWARD DANFORTH Efficiency Award - Richard Williams 110 Danforth Award - DeAnne Larsen CITIZENSHIP AWARD Michael Johnson Citizenship Award AWARDS Danforth Award - Scott Johansen Justine Thompson Glenna Olsen Carol Anne Leamaster BOYS’ AND GIRLS’ STATE Danny Curtis Kirk Sitterud Dennis Jones Michael Johnson Paul Cowley Don Childs Ray Guymon Rod Wilson Robert Behling Dale Larson 112 Advertisers “Where liberty dwells, there is my country.” Benjamin Franklin 9 CARBON EMERY BANK offers Banking Services For You 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 Castle Dale, Utah ' 748-2318 Two Convenient Locations Price, Utah 637-2603 THOMPSON BUILDING SUPPLY BETTER BUYS IN BUILDING SUPPLIES” Pratt and Lambert Paints Hardware - Building Supplies PHONE 748-2663 CASTLE DALE, UTAH Paints Tools 637-0843 Price, Utah KELLER’S FOOD MARKET Pace Body And Paint Shop Body and Radiator Repairs Painting Glass 24-Hour Towing Price, Utah 637-2060 LET US HELP SATISFACTION IS OUR MOTTO” HELPER STATE BANK Groceries — Meats — Produce Always the best in quality foods” 78 North Carbon Avenue Price, Utah Dial 637-0810 We enjoy doing business with our Emery County friends. 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