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

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1974 volume:

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V '■ We travel along the road of life hardly knowing what we are, yet always daring to be something; seldom saying what we mean, but never afraid to have meaning. 2 Sometimes failing in our endeavors, though never tempted to cease trying; seeking satisfaction at every level, yet never defining happiness; often apologizing for our existence, while realizing that life is its own excuse. } But the real joy of our otherwise insignificant efforts is that we are never quite satisfied to be on the left, or right, or in the middle of that road. 4 m We are always attempting to change its direction 5 S TUDENT LIFE HOMECOMING 8 “Sunshine is . . . 9 FOOTBALL FANATICS 10 11 SCHOOL LUNCH WEEK 12 You are ivhat you eat Emery observed National School Lunch Week October 14-19. The cafeteria was festively decorated to emphasize the importance of sensible eating. Special menus featured a variety of foods that every- one could enjoy. Lunch personnel and local news- paper articles urged people to eat sensibly because, you are what you eat.” 15 15 SPARTAN LIFE School is not always the routine of classes and bells. Somehow the daily life at Emery be- comes more than tests and examinations. It be- comes fun and amusing. A friendly call from Mr. Grange to check on truant students or a chuckle from Mr. Wakefield may liven up your day. Psyche yourself for a blanket ride or pass secrets in Yearbook. Smile at your broken foot and wish you could be playing. Whatever you do, have a good day at Emery. 16 17 ALL STATE FARMERS Gary Wilson, Jed Jensen. S’ Earl Grange, Gary Wilson, Tim Larsen, Kerry Powell. Not present: Jay Mark Humphrey, Lori Ware, Dixie Huntington, Kelly Jones, Janet Gardner, Sandra Rasmussen. ALL STATE CHORUS Janet Gardner, Lori Ware, Kelly Jones, Kristell Justesen, Bill Cox, Brent Barton, Barry Snow. 18 IS THIS FOR REAL ? jeanine Judd and Marlene Bunderson; Michelle Powell and Nadene Hall; Steven Williams and Delroy Brinkeroff; Kerry Powell and Jed Jensen; Margaret Nelson and Colleen Grange; Nancy Martinez and Denise Grange. Earl Grange, Russell Woodward, Ted Swinburne, Tim Larsen, Bryan Neibergall, Apryll Killpack, Brent Barton, Bill Cox, Chris Jensen, Dick Dziuk. Not present: Van Rasmussen. 20 Lori Ware, Leslie Wilberg, Nathan Johansen, Colleen Peterson, Lance Wright. Valerie Roundy, Donna Mangum, Sandra Rasmussen, Natalie Johansen. 21 HOMECOMING ROYALTY Nickie Jensen, Becky Johnson, Maxine Peterson. 22 Jack Fielder, Blair Larsen, David Jorgensen. FASHION SHOW Your kind of style Your kind of grace. 24 26 28 We may never pass this way again. 29 ARTS VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE Vocational agriculture and mechanics students learn about the science of farming and the production of foods and fibers . . . The lessons learned are important because never before in our history have so few Americans produced food for so many. Recent threats of shortages place even more responsibility on the American farmer. Vo-ag. and mechanics introduce students to many farming skills: repair of vehicles and farm machinery, record keeping and accounting, live- stock breeding and feeding, crop production and land use measures. Even our cowboy caricature seems to enjoy farming. 36 MATH lice dx ( _s(A— ” ' C ?6X J ii 4 f ‘i J 4i - - n 1 is 1 +- Ini 1 -- In I sslic = In l +■ 5 I - un ± vC In 4c9n 4“ - a -4- I - ii)n % -fdn J 4-C - 1 ■h'lfff f V W ft Sec X dx r n I - ( £) ( C 40 41 HOME ECONOMICS PHYSICAL EDUCATION THESPIANS President Jeanine Judd, Vice-President Tim Larsen, and Secretary Natalie Johansen have lead the Thespian Troupe in a very successful year. Start- ing the year was the traditional musical. Flower Drum Song was presented to the public November 14, 15, and 16. Speech and Play Production classes presented two 3-act plays. Forensic and Drama members attended many meets and once again brought home high honors. 45 LETTERMEN Under the direction of Hugh Behling, John Behling, Cory John- To be a member of the Lettermen Club, certain requirements son, and Max Peterson, the Lettermen Club started the year by in each sport must be met and a letter must be sent to the officers selling bumper stickers to help pay for the banquet held in May. stating why they want to be a Letterman. SPANISH President Steven Williams, Vice-President Delroy Brinker- hoff, and Secretary Maxine Peterson have been busy directing members of the Spanish Club in many activities, one of which was the Peace Corp Partnership Program. While participating in this program they raised money to help build a school in a developing Spanish-speaking country. RODEO Starting the year with a two-day rodeo, members of the Rodeo Club had a very busy year. Leading the club this year are David Stokes, Foster McArthur, Cathy Marshall and Jill Magunson. Many of the members of the club also joined the Utah High School Rodeo Association, enabling them to participate in all high school rodeos. 47 BAND CALGARY OR BUST! Band members are busy earning money to attend the Calgary Stampede. Approximately 65 band students from Emery will travel to Calgary, Canada in July. Going along with them will be 51 new uniforms. This year’s band officers: Kristell Justensen, Natalie Johan- sen, Nathan Johansen, and Verla Minchey, have been busy directing fund raising projects to raise money for both uniforms and the trip. 48 QPh •—1 h-U The Drill Team I ched at all home gafneMnd l f«peted in the Rejji«i Meet. Their neat u$tBns complemented thei Slashy routines. DrillwMam .«nSant early morniifljf practices, droopy and sometimes curled hairwhich had to be comjpedfbefore class. From the mdit y-march to the R C r ! e0's; the Drill Team, unaer-the direction of Mkleflfe and J arla, showed us what a little togetherness and a lotoFtrw Lwork can accomplish. PEP CL UB Roma C., Wendy Atwood, Nickii J., Karl C., Irene H., Beth Jo., Penny G., Kollynne K., Sheri L, leanine J.. Gaylene H., Beth P., Kim Y-, Joy Lynn D., Lori W., Connie D., Ima Jean M., Donna M., Marlene B., Natalie J., Shirley H., Charlene J., Earlenc F., Cindy A., Vickie C., Melody H., Denise G., Debra B., Kelly J., Kaye P., Apryll K., Conna M., Dolly B., Debra B., Mary P., Nadiene H., Karen R., JoAnn G., Michelle P., Dana W., Becky J., Carolynn M., Julie J., Rada A., Denise B., Brenda P., Pam W., Terri C., Sue Ann R., Cynthia G., Loretta P., Janet G., Kollette K., Sandra W., Verla M., Sandra R., Shelly J., Shelly M., Tami R., Ann A., Tammy W., Colleen G Julie T., Laurel B., Lorie L. B USINESS % FIRST YEAR SHORTHAND: Lorie Law, Conna Minchey, Leslie Ware, Nadine Hall, Rada Allred, Michelle Powell, Denise Bensen. SECOND YEAR SHORTHAND: Marlene Bundersen, Colleen Peterson, Kelly Jones, Jeanine Judd, Vickie Cox. 54 TEAMS BOOKKEEPING: Irene Hardee, Karen Rowley, Colleen Peterson. Vicky Carter. SECOND YEAR TYPE: Kathy Hannert, Janet Gardner, Lori Ware, Joy Lynn Dale. FIRST YEAR TYPE: Julie Jorgensen, Max- ine Peterson, Margaret Nelson, Connie Dziuk, Lanore Lofley, Lylis Jensen. 55 T Y P E I Julie Jorgensen, Maxine Petersen, Margaret Nelson, Connie Dzuick, Lylis Jensen, Lenore Loflev. 56 Colleen Peterson, Marlene Bunderson, Kelly Jones, Jeanine Judd, Vickie Cox. Conna Minchey, Leslie Ware, Nadene Hall, Lorie Law, Rada Allred, Denise Bensen, Michelle Powell. 57 9 -3 :■ £ © • 'v’.'N’SL lA'-i nv si' .• rr .� fe . at, £ SRlf 4 J urns 3SS 45£ ■w.- A iW' ,tad ML V r f A| • J F V 'V v, - 'dsfe’v' - r- ■ A nV 4« •• v • • «. ; _ •- i H r «■ x L A-'v sgsp... « .-£■ :« v f5 5 rtfV,4vV'-, . ,• ': „ ?‘ . ’- Jk ■ • - if' 'i ffHH iflRk KWW . a I • 7M • A - j' , f giiSL • •4 ajrjnr' T� AW « •3u : HHR , Ipv iw J Shi £ s r i adNf .-w, 2 -'A. � 4 1 Sat k ____. . r, - ••'v� a • ■•■ • ? ... . .• vr,« ► . .-a. ■ ..• . i ...v -}.. ,, . . • £tal £a W -■■■ ■ % '• ' '■ v £ f r-frZT 3 f FjrJ ' . � ii J2 i . • •'' ■• 4(f - '• jjjf +4� . -At %T , TS ■ ; . - if .' • .■-� - 'jfy ,• ••• .. • t Vi -ib ft v jJ dA V. t ' v • . .. . f y ■� � • w 0 V . ,, V ?■ff;•••..-'' -V..y , : _____________________________________________________________________ 59 r Mr L • -• VARSITY F 0 0 T B A L L Top: Jack, David, Kim, Ted, Ted, Michael, Corey. Middle: David, Max, Blair, Leslie, limmy, Duane, Ricky, Calvin. Bottom: Coach Arnold, Neal, Hugh. John, David, Carl, Scot. Coach Steel. The football season started with lots of pep and vitality. The studentbody was excited and had great hopes for the team. We had a good team, but our opponents will overpowered us. The guys looked great and played hard to win, but somehow they couldn’t get it together to bring us a victory. Even though the team lost all their games, the studentbody would like to congratulate them for their hard work and efforts. This year’s football season was very unique in its own way. 60 JR. VARSITY Left to right: Olan Mikkelson, Jimmy Van Wagoner, Neal Peacock, David Jensen, Barry Cowley, Doug Pace, David Mower, Curt Curtis, Paul Huntington, Rick Allred, Greg Killpack, Karl Stringham, Tracy Behling, Jack Fielder. 61 Jack Fielder David Jorgenson David Mower Ted Luke Neal Peacock Scott Kinder John Behling Carl Rudisill Kim Huntington Ted Thomas David Fielder Shen Jensen Corey Johnsen Blair Larson Mike Marlines Max Peterson David Robertson Shaun Tomsick Calvin Wilson Mark Nelson The whole family gets in on the act. 62 Duane Barney Captain Hugh Behling Captain VARSITY Left to right: Barry Cowley, Ralph Neilson, Jeff Johnson, Duane Mangum, Durk Jones, Kelly LeRoy, Greg Killpack, Paul Huntington, Richard Dotson, Steven Wilson, Dal Hansen. JR. VARSITY Left to right: Scot Kinder, Ted Swinburne, Kent Albrecht, Wayne Neilson, Corey Johnson, Tracey Cowley, Brent Barton, Steven Keisel. Michael Martinez, Tim Larsen, Leslie Wilberg, Kent Larsen. B A S K E T B A L L 67 m iiii 68 PITCHER: David Robertson CATCHER: Duane Barney, Dal Hansen FIRST BASE: Tracey Cowley SECOND BASE: John Behling, Curtis Larsen SHORT STOP: Wayne Nielson, Todd Hinkins THIRD BASE: Kent Albrecht, Jim LeRoy OUT FIELD: Shen Jensen, David Jorgensen David Fielder, Jack Fielder, Greg Killpack B A S E B A L L Spring brings the sounds of cracking bats and whizzing balls, but not until fundamentals are reviewed. Coach Arnold began with batting practice and hitting techniques. Next came pitch- ing and control, fielding, running, stealing. The returning players brought experience and power hitting to the diamond. At the time of this writing, Spartan batters were belting the opposition for several base hits and 3.00 averages. 69 The golf team competed in several meets. Patience and dedication paid off as Coach Swin- burne's linksters putted to victory. Team members were: Tim Larsen, Kent Larsen, Ted Swinburne, Hugh Behling, and Bryan Atwood. 73 c H E E R L E A D E R S 75 $ 'dfcV V ■4� i ln. i UmBCS v; _ rk}m X-v tf 'iWv v i i jB •. A; ys -' x Kollette Killpack, Caroling Mertz, Kollynne Killpack, Irene Hardee, Nickie Jensen, Sandra Ward, Shirley Hansen, Leta Mae Allred, Beth Johansen, Karla Chris- tiansen, Penny Gail. EMERY HOSTS GIRLS PLAY AS TOUGH AS BOYS! AD MI NTS TE A TTON Mr. Albrecht Mr. Arnold Mr. Conover Mr. Huntington Mr. Johansen Mrs. Johansen Mr. Jorgensen Mr. Lacy Mrs. McCleanehan Mr. Steele Mr. Ware Mr. Peacock Mr. Swinbum Mrs. Wild Mr. Singleton Mr. Wakefield Mr. Wilson Mr. Nielson Board of Education: The school board was presented with several problems throughout the year. Progress brought families and new students to the county. Plans were laid for expansion and revision of programs. With available resources, the board continued to provide the best education possible for its students. SCHOOL BOARD: James Banasky, President: Jack Corgiat, Varden Willson, Clyde Conover, Tracy Jeffs, Orson Peter- son, Superintendent; Phillip R. Jensen, Clerk. Being secretary to the principal is a demanding job. Mrs. Magnuson did everything, and we mean everything! Secretary, nurse, attendance officer, and provider of sympathy to discouraged students. Thank you, Mrs. Magnu- son, for making many of our days a little brighter. There is more to running a school than meets the eye. The people behind the scenes are as vital to education as textbooks. With- out Mr. Blackham to keep the buses rolling, and drivers to move them, few students would have made it to school this year. A special thanks to all the drivers: Kolleen Tucker, Marvin Hansen, Robert Staker, Randy Lake, Roy Langdon and Tommy Bass. Kent Peterson, Arvin Hansen, and helpers worked around the clock to main- tain the building. LaVar Sitterud solved power problems and water shortages in addition to constructing a concession stand. The lunch ladies deserve a special thanks for their tasty meals throughout the year. Because of complicating circumstances pictures of all the above named personnel are not available. Thank you for making our day at Emery a little brighter. 91 OFFICERS 93 Apryll Killpack, Studentbody President; Tim Larsen, Vice-Pres- ident; Duane Barney, Vice-President. Ted Swinburne, Social Committee; Dixie Huntington, Secretary; Natalie Johansen, Reporter; Colleen Peterson, Historian; Jay Mark Humphrey, Paper Editor; Ruth Fugate, Paper Editor; Lori Ware, Yearbook Editor; Becky Johnson, Social Committee; Roma Curtis, Social Committee. SENIORS im LeRoy, Social Coni lehling, President; Ver ich, Vice-Presidenti ’ iocial Committee. ttee; Melody Huntington, Regqrter; Hugh vwchpy; Srf{f IC8iifcitteerShuun l orn- fnt. Judd, Secretary; CorSyT .-Johnson, I ' Ny.- ■ ) . m Kent Albrecht Pete Alger Terry Allred Laura Anderson Bryan Atwood Kern Behling Wendy Atwood Duane Barney Norman Behunin Phillip Bell Hugh Behling Denise Benson 97 David Bott Marlene Bunderson Linda Burnett Bill Caldwell Dennis Campbell Joel Christiansen Sterling Conover Tracy Cowley Roma Curtis Vickie Cox Linda Durham Dick Dziuk David Fielder Ruth Fugate Brenda Fish Don Gardner Earl Grange Chad Hansen Janet Gardner 98 Kirk Hansen Elora Heaton Suzie Holt Jay Humphrey Geraldine Jensen Jed Jensen Dixie Huntington Melody Huntington Kay Jensen Shen Jensen Natalie Johansen Eva John 99 Corey Johnson Rebecca Johnson Kelly Jones Kirt Jones Jeaninc Judd Kristell Justescn Apryll Killpack Kerry Lake Blair Larsen Tim Larsen Sherrie Larsen Terri Leamaster Michael Martinez Verla Minchey Mark Nelson Wayne Neilson 100 Kurt Oveson Loretta Parker Colleen Peterson Kaye Peterson Max Petersen Brent Pierce Kerry Powell Sandra Rasmussen Lorene Senechal Morris Singleton Curtis Taylor Randy Taylor 101 Julie Thomas Shaun Tomsick Bill Van Wagner Lori Ware Kit Ware ham Jim W'est Calvin Wilson Gary Wilson Russell Woodward David Jorgensen 102 103 104 106 David Addley Ann Albrecht Cindy Ariotti Chris Armacost Jed Allred Rada Allred Matt Bean John Behling Brent Barton David Brown Delroy Brinkeroff Gayle Black Dolly Bowman 107 Gregg Chapman Curtis Caldwell Karla Christiansen Bill Cox Scot Cox Ricky Cullum Nila Durham Lajuana Edwards Susan Fish Brad Fail Earlene Farley Penny Gale Doris Gilpin Lewis Gilpin 108 JoAnn Guymon L - •' Nadine Hall Kathy Hannert Gaylene Hansen Marlayne Hansen Shirley Hansen LaRene Heaps Todd Hinkins Keith Hughes A f Mike Humphrey Bruce Hunt Doug Huntington Kim Huntington Lloyd Huntington Chris Jensen 109 LoisKay Jensen Nikie Jensen Robert Jensen Sheree Jensen Stanley Jensen Beth Johansen Nathan Johansen David Jorgensen Shelly Jorgensen Scott Kinder Steven Keisel Karen Larsen Curtis Larsen Kent Larsen Lone Law Cindy Lewis 110 Vernon Lyons Kathy Magnuson Ted Luke Bamilee Lund Randy Magnuson Donna Mangum Diane Marshall Brenda Marvidikis Foster McArthur Conna Minchey Shelle Minchey Bryan Niebergall Miriam Mower Ima Jean Morgan 111 Shelly Nielson Elaine Oman Brenda Patterson Lori Peacock Michelle Powell Mike Peterson Tami Rasmussen Jamie Kay Riley Steven Rowely Karen Rowely Karl Rudisill Barry Snow David Stokes Kathy Stevens Ted Swinburne Eddie Terry 112 Lowell Tuttle Kimberly Umphenour Louis Vanderherp Sandra Ward Leslie Ware Pamela Whitaker Leslie Wilberg Tammy Wilberg Shelia Wilson Roberta World Linda Wilson Lance Wright 114 115 OFFICERS: Jeff Johnson, President; Maxine Peterson, Vice-President; Kollyne Killpack!| Secretary; Kollette Killpack, Reporter; Colleen Grange, Social Committee; Carolyne Merti Social Committee; Carl Jones; Social Committee. SOPHOMORES 116 Nolan Behunin Marvin Bell Laurel Berensen Linda Kay Birch 117 Dale Black Lester Bobbitt Debra Bowman jKms • I Nancy Brasher Kenny Brown Terry Chidester Martin Brunson Teresa Bunnell Michelle Campbell Kel Lee Christensen Janet Collard Bruce Cote Dennis Cox Curt Curtis Philip Cox Barry Cowley 118 Rick Dotson Wade Dotson Barbara Durham Connie Dzuik Christine Erickson Allan Farrer Jack Fielder Carla Flowers Myrle Glazier Colleen Grange Joey Ganino Renae Gardner Cynthia Grange Denise Grange Vaughn Guymon Dal Hansen Jeffery Hayward 119 Kevan Hansen Lesile Hansen Maretta Hansen Charlene Jensen David Heaton Susan Huff Paul Huntington Russell Jensen David Jensen Kirk Jensen Lylis Jensen Wynne Ann Jensen Carl Jones Curtis Jones Thomas Jensen Derk Jones Dickcie Jones Jeff Johnson Debbie John 120 I Sherrie Keisel Gregg Killpack Kollette Killpack Julie Jorgensen Kollynne Killpack Sheila Lake Vic Leamaster Kip Leavitt Cindy Lofley Lanore Lafley r. v.$ Kelly LeRoy Wendy Lemon 121 Duane Mangum Nancy Martinez Shane McArthur Olan Mikkelsen I 4 Lynan Miles Tim Minchey David Mower Margaret Nelson Ralph Nielson Shirley Oviatt Joseph Owen Doug Pace David Palmer Kevin Peacock Neal Peacock Maxine Peterson Kim Price Sue Ann Rudisill 122 Beth Peterson Mary Petty Irene Scovill Ginger Senechal Carolyn Sorensen Roger David Stevens Blain Stilson Karl Stringham Cheryl Tucker Gordon Ungerman Richard Van Wagoner Jim Van Wagoner Suzanne Wild Steven Wilson 123 125 STUDENT LIFE. from the intense competition ... to the 128 x ■ 134 A chance to leave the past behind and make another start. 135 Price, Utah 136 ALL THE NEWS OF EMERY AND CARBON COUNTY EVERY WEEK! • -PK (JW � • JtSigc - UNITY PRESS 5600 North University Ave, ;V Phone (801) 225-2293 Provo, Utah 84601 The mark of EXCELLENCE IN YEARBOOK AND SERVICE ? 'THE VOICE OF CASTLE COUNTRY' Phone 637-0732 Box X Make your washday the most enjoyable day of the week Drycleanir.g - Washing - Drying Professional drycleaning and pressing is the newest service added at our laundry. Castle Dale, Utah Dial 743-2639 Delbert Wilcox, Manager FARM INDUSTRIAL FQUIPMENT Huntington Tractor Implement Co, Hesston Hay Equipment Homelite Chain Saws, Generators, and Industrial Pumps. Gehl Mixall Grinder Mills Demonstrations Made Do the job faster with less expense Contact LeRay Huntington - Manager Orangeville. Utah 748-2263 CARBON SCHOOL OFFICE SUPPLY FOR ALL YOUR OFFICE SUPPLIES. 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Petersen's FERRON DRUG COMPANY PRESCRIPTIONS FERRON, UTAH 384-2351 147 HI CARBON COUNTY AUTOMOBILE DEALERS Sk MERRILL MOTORS INC. Chrysler, Plymouth, Imperial Toyota SHELDON HANSEN CHEVROLET Chevrolet VALLEY MOTOR CO. Ford, Lincoln, Mercury” KRAYNC MOTOR CO. Buick, Rambler, Jeep, International BUNNELL DODGE Dodge DODGE TRADE AT HOME We Service What We Sell' 'If) POST! If SAVINGS AND LOAN COMPANY Price, Utah 637-3448 RESTAURANT AND RECREATION ROOM TRY US AT THE OUTPOST! Home Style Cooking at its Best Castledale, Utah 148 PETERSON DISTRIBUTING COMPANY Candy Janitorial Supplies CREST CAFE Chemicals 637-3603 Price, Utah We Cater to Vour Needs 637-0843 Price, Utah COCA COLA BOTTLING COMPANY 149 ' 77 off to a Good Start As the year came to a close it was time to elect new student leaders. After a good week of campaigning the students elected as the '76-77 studentbody officers; Dan Furner, Alan DeMann, Angie Karren, Kae Erickson, and Stephanie Morgan. Cheerleaders are Kim Fowler, Bart Poulsen, Wendy Ferro, and George Halliday. Head Cheerleaders are Robin Fowler and Layne Johnson. The six enthusiastic girls elected as songleaders were Dawndi DeNiro, Cheryl Fitt, Joan Fitzgerald, Sandy Hoffeins, Marci Knudson, and Laura Nichols. These students are really interested in school functions and are all looking forward to the '76, '77 school year. SUPPLEMENT 1 boosters liold iqjtiatioqs This year the Boosters were shocked when they heard they couldn't initiate during school, but that didn't stop them. The Baby Boosters still got their share of just about anything their Big Boosters could think of. The students loved it and everybody had a share in the fun. 2 SUPPLEMENT “Til Ttie re TVasTbu” The girls of Murray were delighted to ask their favorite man to Spring Formal sponsored by the S.M.A. and M.A.G. clubs. They danced to the music of Raintree and had the pleasure of hearing the Madrigals sing the theme title, 'Till There Was You! All of the couples enjoyed the Gazebo with the pink flowers. . . and the refreshments were a tasty treat. SUPPLEMENT 3 Junior's Show Their' “feelings” 4 SUPPLEMENT With Feelings as the theme, the Junior Class of 1977 had a successful Prom. Held at the traditional Capitol Rotunda, it was a formal occasion set to the music of Rosewood.The Prom was highlighted by the annual Promenade, presented only by members of the Junior class. With Marianne Hase as the prom chairman, the Junior class really did an outstanding job. SUPPLEMENT 5 oMurray Goes to State. . . Agairi 6 SUPPLEMENT ‘Murray Fligh ‘Flips over Qymqastics Left to Right, Row One: Tamera Vanoostendorp. Kathy Barton, Becky Kathy Benson. Cheryl Fitt. Row Three: Miss Val Shuey, Advisor. Porter, Jamie Brewster. Row Two: Jamie Huesser, Jolynn Manning, Barbara Neal, Laura Spencer, Wendy Ferro, Don Buell, Advisor. Eleven girls made up our Gymnastics team this year. Val Shuey and Don Buell coached the girls in the class. This gave the girls an opportunity to represent Murray at State where they received honors for the school. SUPPLEMENT 7 Soccer is a kick in the Grass hu ray Mm V RRAY t SOCI {HURRAY i SOC( HURRAY 09Jtt : SOCC MURRAY - 30CI MURRAY soccer' Left to Right, Row One: Francisco Tabarbs, Mike Zur, Rick Marsh, Rod Tate. vich. Manager; Ron Welch, Jeff Belnap. Mike Clark, Don Steffensen, Lee Jerry Fankhauser, Rick Decker, Toyoaki Ishikawa. Row Two: Lucinda Petro- Westover, Cory Mullikin, Scott Petersen. With practices every afternoon from 3:30 to 5:00 the Murray High Soccer team prepared for their season. They had a good record of five wins and one loss and two ties. In State they beat Granite in the play-offs. For State games they competed against Olympus and Cottonwood. Rick Marsh and Dave Belnap both received honorable mentions with a chance at All-State. 8 SUPPLEMENT •wt r v , .« 3 4 , • -i, - u j ✓,t ,; - • . • � y “ rn1.1' - fr iw C ,7:3 'V SMP r - «tiKEi ffiTw SUPPLEMENT 9 baseball Makes a Hit Left to Right, Row One: Rick Nelson, Joel Winters, Darwin Black, Bart For- rest, Monte McDonald, Kelly Anderson, Steve Cottle, Reed Brown. Row Two: Wayne Imamura, Alan DeMann, Dave Black. Earl Rezac, Chuck Markham, Manuel Gallegos. Kent Dyson, Steve Davies, Bret Andrus. This year our team had only three returning veterans, but with team work and good coaching by Larry Wilson they went to State. They lost their first state game but didn't give up. They came back with that Murray pride that's been built this year and took 2nd in State. 10 SUPPLEMENT $ I'm gonna smash that little afit! Our track team did an exceptional job for the school. Several of our guys got honors at State and our relay team, consisting of Earl Rezac, Darwin Black, Steve Davies, and Scott Pratt broke the State Record to give Murray High recognition in this athletic sport. Watch out for U.F.O.'s. 12 SUPPLEMENT GIRL'S TRACK: Liz Price Broke the State Record in the 100 Yard Dash. Liz Cid Neil, Debra Hawker, Debbie Bell came in first for the 440 Yard Relay. Nicole Vanderheyden took 2nd in the Mile Run but still beat the old state record. SUPPLEMENT 13 illlllllllllll Graduation - June 4, 1976 was the commencement date for the graduating seniors. Excitement and apprehension were present as each one received their diploma. The pride built into the class of '76 was felt also as each was recognized for this achievement. SUPPLEMENT 15 °Iii qjMemorium Lori Sample February 10,1958—April 11,1976 To some are given the material things of this life Some are given a never-ending dream. To some are given the the serenity of Eternity. —K.A. ■ -i—A«tr 'f.v '■•■ +''■? ■ s • f ' JT iy w '• _ ‘- a i Af ■