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

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1977 volume:

Each day A moment to remember, A moment to forget Days weave a pattern That makes the fabric Of life. 3 4 5 Day to day the ups and downs. Sometimes confuse us and turn us around. We lose our perspective. At times we look up to see the gound. Each day of our lives. We find truth we find lies. 6 7 8 9 10 Every movement. Every moment, Every little thing. How we handle these de- termines How someone elses day will be. So take care in what we do. Be sure of what you say. Because there's no sense in having, Tears of regret to begin a new day. ii Life is but a short ride, You are blazing a trail into the sun. Crossing paths with eternity, You, each day, each day, one by one. 13 Feel the rain, touch the sun 15 Student Life Student Life dent Life Student Lil r ajn juapms a Warning. . Stay Off Soft Shoulders Student Body officers planned a successful Traffic Dance for the opening social. Music was presented by a disc jockey from Provo. Those attending had traffic signs and laws to obey. Those failing to do so were brought before the circut judge, Mr. V. L. Peacock. His court was run by the book and every violator was fined and or jailed. I Teresa Buxton searches for him . I only have eyes for you. 18 Karen Price playing wall flower at the Traffic Dance. I told you, I would put you on the morning absentee! 19 Homecoming 1976 You're Still the One was the theme for Emery County High School's Home- coming 1976. The weeks festivities started with Spirit Week. Each day a different aspect of life was looked at from rock star days to the fifties. Little time was spent in preparing the floats therefore, the parade was smaller this year than last year. The floats that were submitted represented the school spirit at Emery County High School. Juniors took first place honors in the float contest. The football game with the South Sevier Rams was the only afternoon game of the season. The Spartans were defeated after a very hard fought battle. The dance started off on the right foot with Isiah producing the music. Royalty for Homecoming '76 was Christine Thomas as Queen and Dallin Law as King. Their court consisted of Nadene Majors and Jeff George as first attendents and Patti Bogadahl and Geno Lucero as second attendents. Emery returns the kickoff for a runback. 20 Oh beautiful for spacious skies . . . Leaders of our Future. 21 When you're number 1, there's no place else to go. Coach Holmstead as if in question. Can the Rams! Spartan spirit is a big 10-4 22 Powder Puff, the Highlight of '76 Spardetts brighten up the homecoming parade; pretty legs and Homecoming royalty show their winning pretty smiles enlightens the crowd. smiles along the parade route. k The band marches to the beat of their own Spardettes show their high-stepping style on the football field. lively drum while producing toe tapping parade viewers. 23 Homecoming Festivities Senior Studetts upheld tradition in being victorious over the Junior Jocketts. The final score was 14 to 7. Following the Powder Puff game a Bon Fire and Pep Rally was held where a South Seveir Ram was burned in effigy. Coach Don Fletcher gives last minute instructions and encouragement to the quaking Studetts. Some girls were glad they won, some girls were sad they lost, but all were happy it was over. 24 The girls played hara, but it looked more like wrestling than football. Music Man Trouble, trouble, trouble . 26 Mrs. Jo. could have danced all night. 'Mayor Shinn, your finger, it's hereditary. Be certain with certsl Harold Hill.... Nathan Wright Charlie Cowell . . Scott Jensen Salesmen .... Geno Lucero, Kyle Killpack, Jeff George, Greg Maxfield, Rodney Cox Conductor . . . . Mayor Shinn . . . Alma Hix .... Ethel Toffelmier . Jacy Squires . . . M arcellus Washburn . . . . Ewart Dunlop . . . Marion Paroo . . . Mrs. Paroo .... Amaryllis .... Winthrop Paroo . . EulalieMacKecknie Shinn............ Constable Locke. . Grade Shinn . . . Olin Britt .... Oliver Hix .... Maud Dunlop . . . Mrs. Squires . . . Tommy Djilas . . Zaneeta Shann . . School Board Quartet.......... TOWNSPEOPLE Rick Davis Katie Fail Wayne McCandless Ellen Rowley Cherl Wilmer Barbara Oman Tracy Christoff erson Becky Huntington Bruce Cox Alan Tuttle Faith Mundon Cindy Grange Darrell Gardner Preston Wilson Kenny Gray Becky Greenland Teresa Bass Jackie Martinez Alan Whitaker Rolene Olsen Ross Guymon Bonnie Enke Wendell Curtis Alan Gardner Teresa Buxton Jodi Harrison Brent Davis Sheila Oliver Jacey Squires Oliver Hix Olin Britt Ewart Dunlop Teresa Bell Lorene Lake Janae Hone Gina Snow Julie Ware Greg Enke Mary Jane Enke 27 Good night Ladies. Arsenic and Old Lace Abby Brewster........................ Rev. Dr. Harper...................... Teddy Brewster....................... Officer Brophy ...................... Officer Klein ....................... Martha Brewster...................... Ebinc Harper ........................ Martimcr Brewster.................... Mr. Gibbs............................ Jonathan Brewster.................... Officer O'Hara....................... Dr. Einstein......................... Lieut. Roony......................... Mr. Witherspoon...................... Understudies: Abby Brewster . . . . Martha Brewster. . . . Becky Greenland Carl Sitterud Kyle Killpack Blake Gardner Kevin Pierce Linda Ware Lori Frandsen Nathan Wright Steve Lacy Graig Hughes Roger Humphrey Kenny Gray Preston Wilson Alan Whitaker JaKac Hone Elizabeth Worthen Crew Tereasa Hilliard....................Art Director Scott Barney........................Lights Laurie Dinehart.....................Lights Janinc Cox..........................Lights Jerry Kimball.......................Sets Jerry Jones.........................Sets Marie Christiansen..................Sets Mitzi Oviatt........................Sets Annette Stevens.....................Sets Jordon Dinehart ....................Sets Shawnee Nelson...................... . Publicity Dec Leavitt.........................Publicity Carma Lake..........................Publicity Teresa Buxton.......................Make-up Cindy Bell .................. Make-up Donna Hardagc.......................Make-up Lori Jackson........................Make up Christine Marshall............. .Usher LeDccn Brunson......................Usher Tracee Ward Usher...................Usher Steve Lacy .........................Producer Jonathan Brewster being apprehended by officer O'Hara. BACK ROW: Roger Humphrey, Alan Whitaker, Preston Wilson, Blake Gardner, Mr. Lacy, Kevin Pierce, Kenny Gray, Graig Hughes, Nathan Wright, Carl Sitterud, Lori Frandsen. FRONT ROW: Linda Ware, Kyle Killpack, Becky Greenland New Talents Were Discovered Through Play Production Officer O'Hara poses for a Will you marry me? picture. School Activities Filled the Year Students have been active- ly involved in many activities. These activities ranged from a traffic dance at the Open- ing Social, football, basket- ball, wrestling, girls choice dances, plays, chorus con- certs, band concerts, club meetings, fashion shows, baking contests, pep assem- blies, speech meets, ban- quets, record hops, business meets and proms. I'm sure, says Patti Petersen. Alone at last, says Miss Reed. Love makes the world go round. 30 With Fun and Excitement I'll get you Mr. Prosecutor. School spirit soars at basketball games. Come on Scott, just one more before I have to go to Darrell Gardner and Ross Guymon demonstrate the new class. begs Lesa McElprang. mouth to mouth resuscitation technique. 31 Organizations Organization Organizations Org wn C O r i •� i Or anizations Ot Outstanding in Our Field BACK ROW; Kim Rosquist, Annette McMullin, Nancy Reed, Advisor; Christine Thomas, Colleen Cuptill, Tereasa Hilliard. BOTTOM ROW; Lori Mortensen, Earlene Owen, LaDene Hansen, Alan Tuttle, Amy Wakefield, Tom Behling. 34 Photographers: Alan Tuttle, Amy Wakefield, Colleen Cuptill, MISSING Wendell Curtis. Annette McMullin came up with bright ideas. If everything else fails . . . laugh Tereasa Hilliard works with a smile. Miss Reed. You are what you eat. Alan Tuttle and Wendell Curtis got their buns in gear. 35 If we don't see you in the future, we'll see you in the pasture. Yearbook Staff Records History of Year Life is full of surprizes and so is yearbook. Being on a yearbook staff is a tireless and often thank- less job. Only one hour during school is involved but countless hours, before and after school, are behind the book. There are times when everything is so hectic that the yearbook staff doesn't know whether they are coming or going. 1 LaDene Hansen busily at work. 36 Typing was an important job for Earlene Owen. Lori Mortensen wrote copy. 37 Lori Mortensen makes a clean sweep. Christine Thomas strikes a funny key. Ginger Wareham working to get the paper ready to print. Chinese BACK ROW; Mr. Greenland, Karl Niebergall, Greg Bunnel. FRONT ROW; Jami George, Rene Andrews, Layne Potter. Spanish BACK ROW: Mr. Nelson. Steve Gravley, Wendell Curtis, Dallin Law, Kyle Singleton, Ross Guymon, David Grange, Kevin Larsen, Careleen VanWagoner, Jerry Oveson, Earlene Owen, Les Howelle. FRONT ROW; Kerwin Johansen, Shauna Roundy, Rory Richardson, Jennie Black, Roxanne VanWagoner, Virginia Jones, Debbie oung. 39 Emery County High Schools Radio and T. V. class helps students learn how to film, tape, and broad- cast. This year the class has completed 29 major pro- cuctions some of these are: What Ever Happened to Denise Sillivan. This pro- gram was aired on DREY T. V., in Montrose, Colora- do. They filmed The Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown, and J. F. K. Special and it to was aired on T. V. They held an Open House and showed Radio and T.V. class projects. In order to meet the re- quirements for an FCC li- cense, the class had to take the test in March. The Radio and T. V. class also sold singing Valen- tines as a money making pro- ject. WBBC FRONT ROW: Cardeli Mortensen, Rory Richardson, LaMont Gordon, Kent Bunderson, Darrell Gardner. BACK ROW: Cheryl Petty, Lori Hansen, Dee Leavitt, Ginger Wareham, Lori Frandsen. Advisor Steve Lacy Darrell Gardner and Rory Richardson set up for a taping session. Kent Bunderson prerecords for the Saturday afternoon broadcast on KOAL Radio. 40 Holds a Promising Future Radio and T.V. students serve refreshments at their open-house. The W.B.B.C. displayed their awards and press coverage at their open-house. Rory Richardson films the mighty Sparten wrestling team. Mr. Lacy and Darrel Gardner film a segment for the Wild Bunch Broadcasting Company. 41 This years High Schools Band is much Smaller than last years, but is still as good. The band has partici- pated in all the parades, all home football and basketball games and has really helped boost the spirit of Emery High School. The band has also put on four outstanding concerts. Emery High School Band enjoyed participating at all the home football games. FRONT ROW: Suzanne Campbell, Deanna Grange, SECOND ROW: Debie Young, Tammie George, Laurie Duncan, Jodi George, Mike Hughes, Raelccn Andrews, Clint Collard, Lisa Bradbury, Jami George. THIRD ROW: Roxanne Van Wagoner, Glenna Jensen, Anne Senechal, Mary Sue Chapman, Loretta Truman, Linda Okerlund, Elizabeth Ann Worthen, Eden Peacock, Teresa Riley, Darwin Childs, Brad Wright, Alan Peacock, Shane Justice. FOURTH ROW: Denneth Fullmer, Ross Maxfield, Clay Fullmer, Shelly Dilley, Greg Maxfield, Shawnee Nelson, Jodi Jensen, Tory Ward, Nathen Wright, Wayne McCandless. BACK ROW: Craig Hughs, Marcie Dale, Lyle Snow, (Wayne Erickson, Dennis Bacon, Conductors), Jim Fugate, Todd Pace. 42 Without a foundation a new home took shape behind the high school. For the first time in the history of E.C. H.S. a course in building construction was offered. The boys enrolled in the course first studied the type of work that they would be doing and then put that knowledge to work. Mr. Hansen, the instructor of the course, directed the work, but the actual work was done by the students. A few of the workers taking a break. The house that Corey, Loran, Kevin, David, Leonard, Craig, Rod, Guy, Brad, Rodney, Danny, Gerald, and Scott built. 43 Sing Your Heart Out Emery Living up to their title ’’beautiful singing , the Emery High Chorus, under the talented direc- tion of Mr. Bryce Wilson, has truly ren- dered to all who have heard it’s perfect and beautiful singing. The members have put forth every effort to make it one of our best years. They combined with the Seminary to put forth a program of sing- ing and devotion that was presented in each LDS ward in the stake. Emery County High School Madrigals. FRONT ROW; Teresa Bass, Julie Justice, Myma Brasher, Sheila Ciarus, Loraine Lake, Tracy Christofferson, Louise Thomas, Marsha Whimpey, Jackie Martinez, Margaret Arenes, Ellen Rowley, Melody Reeves, Patsy Terry, Diane Reynolds. SECOND ROW; Dona Petersen, Lori Mortensen, Karen Bean, Becky Greenland, Bonnie Enke, Christine Owen, Deanna Grange, Tami Christensen, Becky Huntington, Teresa Bell, Marie VanWagoner, Darla Guymon, Peggy Owen, Elizabeth Wothen, Sabrina Behling. THIRD ROW; Nannette Campbell, Sandra Albrecht, Katie Fail, Alan Whitaker, John VanWagoner, Brent Davis, Craig Hughes, Jeff Peterson, Alan Tuttle, Geno Lucero, Kenny Gray, Darrell Gardner, Lorene Lake, Faith Munden, Shauna Roundy, Janet Jensen, Sheila Oliver, Rolene Olsen. BACK ROW; Tacy Fillmore, Gretchen Powell, Janet Dieckman, Jody Harrison, Nathan Wright, Scott Jensen, Udell Mikelsen, Preston Wilson, Wayne McCandless, Wendell Curtis, Mike Hughes, Jon Reese, Ray Cooper, Barbara Oman, Laurie Dinehart, Cindy Grange, Linda Ware. Director Bryce Wilson. 44 County Amateur Theatrical Society EC ATS found new ways to use cornflakes. 45 Oh, HELP! The closer you shave the better you look, 4 Under the direction of drill mistress Amy Wakefield aided by Christine Thomas, twenty three girls, complete with clashing personalities form a drill team. The Spardettes began the year by attending the Pep Clinic at Utah State University. Each girl learned three different marches and each member was evaluated by judges. Through hard work in early morning practices the Spardettes presented marches at all home games. Students had fun reminicing the fiftie's and catching the spirit of Christmas. Three marches were prepared for the climax of spirit week and Christmas. Secret Sisters made birth- day, holiday, and everyday a special day. Toys, Toys, Toys . . . Jarilyn Magnuson, LaDene Hansen, Alice Bunderson, Shawnee Nelson, Jennifer Ware, Heidi George, Jami George, Kim Rosquist, Careleen VanWagoner, Earlene Owen, Lori Hansen, Ardyth Allred, JaNae Hone, Cheryl Petty, Ginger Wareham, Balinda Farely, Marie Christiansen, LuDene Brunson, Tracy Christofferson, Diane Reynolds, Amy Wakefield, Marsha Whimpey, and Christine Thomas. 46 Spardettes provided great entertainment at half-time. Grin and bare it Marie. 47 Future Homemakers of America Future Homemakers of America, a national organization designed to promote home economics. The club was open only to girls but the pressure of the ERA open its doors to young men interested in home economics. The activities of the FHA HERO organization included a fashion show, teachers luncheon, and a girls choice dance. FRONT ROW: Mrs. Wild, Advisor; Marcie Dale, Maurdi Miller, Marie Christiansen, LaRena Jensen, Ginger Wareham, Loretta Truman. BACK ROW: Bonnie Enke, Tawn Jensen, Jimie Dawn Majors, Lynda Okerlund, Jennie Black, Roxanne VanWagoner. TOP ROW; Jackie Jensen, Robin Carter, Lisa Thomas, Betty Hansen, Lori Hansen, Mitzi Oviatt, Heidi George, Mikay Miller, Louis Peterson, Diane Mangum. SECOND ROW; Dana Van Wagoner, Gayla Anderson, lieen Stringham, Jackie Jacobsen, Alice Bunderson, Patti Peterson, Shawnee Nelson, Cheryl Petty, Jennifer Ware, Dee Leavit. THIRD ROW; Angie Devereaux, Elizabeth Harvey, Kalynn Behling, Christine Thomas, Lori Frandsen, Balinda Farley, Tory Ward, Deanna Grange, LeDeen Brunsen. FOURTH ROW; Lucinda Wild; Advisor, Sherry Larsen, Penny Soderquist, Ann Senechal, Eden Peacock, Terri Stevens, Jarilyn Magnuson, Susan Laws, Careleen VanWagoner, Earleen Owen. FIFTH ROW; Loretta Truman, Ginger Wareham, Bonnie Enke, Marcie Dale, LaRena Jensen, Jennie Black, Jimie Majors, Lynda Okerlund, 48 Maurdi Miller, Tawn Jensen, Marie Christiansen, Sandy Behling. Qi Future Farmers of America TOP ROW; Kelly Wareham, Historian; Kalynn Behling, Reporter; Larry Huntington, Vice-President; FRONT ROW; Chris Rowley, Sentinnel; Christine Lyons, Secretary; Tom Behling, President. MISSING: Jeff Behling, Treasurer. Future Farmers of America, a national organization to promote agriculture through instruction and actual work. The FFA is one of the few clubs made by an act of Congress. Activities through the year have included the National Convention in Kansas City, Missouri, FFA Sweet- heart Contest, Area Contests, State Convention, FFA Banquet and State Judging Contests. The FFA Sweetheart is a girl who can cook, work on the farm, and be shown off. Jodi Jensen baked a cake, demonstrated her abilities as a farm hand and won a populer vote. Her attendents are Ginger Wareham First, and Tawn Jensen second, who also participated in the Sweetheart Con- test. BACK ROW; Scott Miller, Clark Stokes. FOURTH ROW; Martin Wilson, Wade Lemon, Kim Curtis, Clint Sherman, L. D. Jensen, Kenny Behling, Kerwin Johansen, Tab Jensen, Wayne Humphrey, Theron Grange. THIRD ROW; Mr. Albrecht, Frank Jensen, Chris Nielson, Todd Peterson, Lane Justice, Alan McArther, Maynard Allred, Wayne Fillmore. SECOND ROW; Montie Brown, Kathy Morris, Shane Nielson, Carry Nielson, Earl Jensen, David Fletcher, Mark Barton. FRONT ROW; Jeff Behling, Tom Behling, Kelly Wareham, Christine Lyons, Kalynn Behling, Larry Huntington, Chris Rowley. 49 Rodeo, America's number one sport is gaining popularity atE.C.H.S. The Rodeo Club started the year out with a two day rodeo with President Scott Wilson at the lead. Club members increase their riding abilities on the El Toro, a mechanical bucking machine. Contestant's who ride or rope to a first, second or third place, win belt buckles or trophies and a chance to participate at the State Rodeo in June. With Scott at the lead, fol- lowed by Vice President Clark Stokes, secretary Mitzi Oviatt and Reporter Lori Hansen, the State Rodeo will have plenty of Emery Rodeo Contestants. Rodeo Advisor, Mr. Jo, Scott Wilson - President, Mitzi Oviatt - Secretary, Clark Stokes - Vice President, Lori Hansen - Reporter. BACK ROW: Brad Hansen, Chris Rowley, Wayne Fillmore, Steve Spears, Scott Wilson, Lynn Sitterud, Kenny Behling, Clark Stokes, Tory Ward, Bill Reed. MIDDLE ROW: Roger Anderson, Advisor - Mr. Johansen, Tom Behling, Alan McArther, Clint Sherman, Danny Lyons, Ginger Wareham, Lori Hansen, Kathy Morris. FRONT ROW: Montie Brown, Martin Wilson, Therron Grange, L. D. jensen, Kaylynn Belhing, Gayla Anderson, Tracy Fillmore, Scott Miller, Lesa McElprang, Maynard Allred. 50 —America's Number One Sport Mitzi Oviatt rounds the third barrel and heads home Honoring Tomorrow' ’'Honor is not a matter Of any man’s calling Merely, but rather of his Own actions in it. —Dwight Kyle Singleton; Activity Chairman Kent Bunderson Mr. Greenland; Advisor Becky Greenland; Treas- urer Tom Behling Tracy Christofferson Eden Peacock; President Christine Lyons; Reporter Jennie Black Marcie Dale Leaders Lori Frandsen; Vice- President Amy Wakefield; Publicity Chairman Brent Davis 52 Today Rick Davis Deanna Grange Dallin Law Earlene Owen Shauna Roundy Patsy Terry Ginger Wareham 53 Studentbody Studentbody vS1 tudentbody Studen o V tbody Studexv j Happiness is having a friend. If They Lead Us. . . They Might Lead the Country On July 4, 1976 the Student Council had their first meeting. They discussed the opening assembly and school regulations for the next year. The Student Council met with Mr. and Mrs. Johansen to plan the traffic dance for the opening social, they had a dinner and really enjoyed themselves. A student directory was made for the students, with names and phone numbers of all the students who attended ECHS. TOP ROW: Rick Davis, 1st Vice-President; LaDene Hansen, Yearbook Editor; Dallin Law, President; Earlene Owen, Secretary; Brent Davis, Social Committee; BOTTOM ROW: Ginger Wareham, Paper Editor; Alan Tuttle, Social Committee Chairman; Linda Ware, Reporter; Nadene Majors, Head Cheerleader; Kyle Singleton, Paper Editor; Blake Behling, Social Committee; Suzanne Campbell, Historian; Tom Behling, Yearbook Editor; Rory Richardson, 2nd Vice-President 56 Blake Behling works hard trying to mold his Guro. Linda Ware concentrates on the copy for the months Spartan Shield. Nadene Majors leading the Student body in Get your Daddies. Kyle Singleton, Senior Hop King. Earlene Owen looking for a suspect at the Opening Social • 57 Seniors. . .Class of Darrell Gardner - Social Committee, Scott Jensen - President, Kyle Singleton - Vice President, Sue Staley - Reporter, Christine Thomas - Secretary, Kent Bunderson - Social Committee, MISSING Careleen Van Wagner - Social Committee Ardyth Allred Hugh Ariotti Bunny Allred Scott Barney Blake Behling Jeff Behling Roger Anderson Rene Andrews 58 Loran Behling Jennie Black Darwin Childs Tom Behling Jim Bogadahl Marie Christiansen Kent Bunderson Greg Bunnel Sheilia Ciarus Jolene Collard Bruce Cox Bennie Curtis Wendell Curtis Marcie Dale Seniors. . . Graduation at Last Brent Davis Rick Davis Leonard Dennison Raylene Erickson 60 Balina Farley Gary Fox Blake Gardner Darrell Gardner Where's Figs? asks Jami George Jami George La Mont Gordon David Grange Steve Gravely 61 Tom Hardee Lori Chris and Ginger, tell Dee Leavitt to sit on it. j Craig Hughes Cricket Hill Tereasa Hilliard JaNae Hone Seniors. . .Most Enthusiastic Seniors. . Tomorrow's Leaders 64 Dee Leavitt Neadath Lund Christine Marshall Cardeli Mortensen Lori Mortensen 65 Kelly Oveson t Karl Niebergail Paula Osbome Earlene Owen Kevin Pierce Cory Powell 66 Lynn Sitterud Sue Staley Annette Stevens Jeff Behling demonstrates his ability in the kitchen. Seniors. . Developed Many Traits Kyle Singleton Shauna Roundy Rory Richardsen Carl Sitterud Seniors . . . Prepare for the Years Ahead Linda Ware Cheryl Wilmer Scott Wilson 68 Ginger Wareham Bill World Elizabeth Worthen Nathan Wright 69 Juniors. . .Class of '78 Glenna Jensen-Social Committee Chairman, Julie Justice-Reporter, Preston Wilson-President, Kaitie Fail- Social Committee, Kyle Killpack-Vice President, Shawnee Neilson-Social Committee, MISSING Jolene Huntington-Secretary. Margaret Arenas Chris Ann Atwood Pam Atwood Joleen Anderson Alice Bunderson Teresa Buxton Suzanne Campbell Gerald Cardwell Tracy Christoffersen Clint Collard 71 Juniors Carry on . . . Trina Cox Ray Cooper Rodney Cox � • Courtney Cox Jordan Dinehart Laurie Duncan Janet Dieckman Bonnie Enke Kathleen Fail Tracy Fillmore David Fletcher 72 School Traditions Debbie Freeman Heidi George Deanna Grange Clay Fullmer Jeff George Russell Gregerson Tony Hancock Betty Hansen Brad Hansen LaDene Hansen 73 Janet Jensen Jodi Jensen LeRoy Jensen Christine Johansen Kerwin johansen Kip John Danny Jones Jerry Jones Juniors Engage in Class Activities Kimberly Larsen Dance with me. 75 Juniors, Juniors, Juniors. . . Craig LaValley Christine Lyons Jarilyn Magnuson Sherry Larsen Jimie Dawn Majors Nadene Majors Dennis Mangum Udell Mikkelsen Kathy Morris Rod Nelson Did anyone say Louise Thomas? Shawnee Nelson Kirk Niebergal 76 Chris Nielson Linda Okerlund Rolene Olsen Ann Senechal enjoys school lunch? Sheila Oliver Barbara Oman Larry Oviatt Mitzi Oviatt Peggy Owen Kathy Owens Todd Pace Scott Patterson Patti Peterson 77 Juniors Look Forward Mitzi Oviatt, trying to improve her looks'. Carla Ray Bill Reed Diane Reynolds Alvin Richards Cheryl Petty Gary Price Jon Reese Patricia Riley Gretchen Powell Bret Rasmussen Melody Reeves Tersa Riley 78 to Being Seniors Kim Rosquist Chris Rowley Matt Sadler Ann Senechal Lyle Snow Sherry Snow mu ' Lesa Sitterud Grant Shelton Penny Soderquist Dave Summers Steven Spears Steven Taylor Sandy Staker Patsy Terry Clark Stokes Loretta Truman 79 J. D. Wickman Janice Wilson Preston Wilson Rebecca Wagner Marsha Whimpey Stacy World Brad Wright Dawn Marie Ziegler Lonnie Zwahlen 80 pjill 1 ”1 In Memorium Near a shady wall a flower once grew Budded sod blossomed In God’s free light Watered and fed ’ By morning dew Shedding it's sweetness Day and Night. ... Shall claim of death Cause to grieve ndlVnake our courage nt and fall-- Although the halls of E.C.H.S. will no the joy of Basil, we are grateful for the t he shared with us. . Those of us who havc aughtj he enthusiasm stant visits with the Grape Apt� 1'. Just as the flowen rows stify beyond the Wall, strength from the faith and courage so exemplifie 81 Sophomores Class of '79 David Umphenour -Social Committee, Shane Potter-President, Geno Lucero-Social Committee, Jodi George-Reporter, Sandra Law-Secretary, Glyn Ussery-Vice President. Sandra Albrecht Boyd Anderson Gay la Anderson Joli Anderson Melody Anderson Raeleen Andrews Penny Atwood Kalynn Behling 82 Sabrina Behling Brett Blackburn Monte Brown Nannette Campbell Robin Carter Your what hurts? Sophomores Entered School With Doubts Lisa Bradbury wonders if school is really worth it. Kim Curtis Mike Daily Tami Christensen Jami Cox Bill Crandall Larry Devereaux Jim Dressier 84 Danny Farley Anna Fiewager Tammie George A y Wayne Fillmore Rick Frisbee Jodi George Terri Whitaker is zooming to town in woodshop! Jim Fugate Terry Gale y Shannon Gines Theron Grange 85 86 Nan Jensen lets the Cinch out of her girdle Roger Hooper Marty Howard Sophomores Finally Adjust to High School Life Mike Hughes Wayne Humphrey Becky Huntington Barbara Oman I� Jackie Jacobson Phillip Jensen Adam Jerome Mike Jewkes Scott John Dorrie Johnson Richard Jones 87 homores Strive to Improve Themselves Lane Justice Shane Justice Kerry Larsen Steven Larsen Roy Langstein Sandra Law 88 Hey, did you hear the latest?1 Fred LeRoy Alan McArther Wade Lemon Wayne McCandles Jackie Martinez Lesa McElprang Joy Majors 89 Greg Maxfield Ross Maxfield Nannette Campbell sits in deep thought. Class of '79 Gets Off on the Right Foot Richard Maxwell School's all smiles for Laurie Wood Mikay Miller KV'Vv Valynn Nelson Dean Newsom Johnny Osborne Shane Nielson Christine Owen Jeff Owens Alan Peacock Donna Peterson 90 Clint Shermon Shauna Sherwood Jeff Sitterud Leslie Pilling Ellen Rowley Linda Snow 91 Sophomores Learn erience Sid Swasey Vicki Spears Terri Stevens lieu . ______£iiam Michelle Tanner Michelle Taylor Glyn Ussery Carol Van Wagoner Dana Van Wagoner Johnny Van Wagoner Marie Van Wagoner June Wardell Kelly Wareham Wendy Weaver 92 Alan Whitaker Terri Whitaker Laurie Wood Karen Young Sports Sports Sports Sports 1 Sports Sports Sport Cheerleaders. . . Combined Pep and Originality The year 1976 brought a new style of cheer- leading for Emery High School. For the first time, boys were among the varsity cheerleaders. This experiment has proven successful, and the combined skill of the boys and girls brought fame and recog- nition to E.C.H.S. For the cheerleaders, practice and planning began last Spring. In the Summer, the squad attended a cheerleaders clinic at Utah State Univer- sity, which did a great deal in teaching them the new style that was to be used throughout the year. They concentrated their efforts on learning new cheers, organizing pep assemblies, and spirit week. We want a VICTORY. Like the Spartans of old • . . Varsity - Lesa Sitterud, Laurie Duncan, Karen Bean, Rene Andrews, Nathan Wright, Nadene Majors (head). DEFEAT 'EM! 97 Girls Athletic Association, a new organization at Emery High School, is for girls with interest in extra-cirricular sports. The sports in which the girls competed in this year were softball, tennis, volleyball, basketball, gymnastics, and track and field. Besides the sports competition the G.A.A. also had some parties. At the start of the basketball season everyone brought pot luck for a team breakfast that was cooked by the team members in the school cafeteria. In February they held a party at the home of Deanna Gray. When the basketball season was over an all night party was held in the gym. In order to raise money, they sold Reese Cup packages for new equipment and uniforms. They also pur- chased blue T-shirts with I'm 1 Why Try Harder. The success of the B.A.A . activities is due to the officers and their advisor, Miss Reed. Representing the club as President was Annette McMullin. Her officers were Vice President; Bunny Allred, Secretary; Sandra Law, Reporter, Jackie Martinez, Party Chairman; Nadene Majors and Chris Ann Atwood. G.A.A. Officere: Nancy Reed, Advisor; Jackie Martinez, Chris Ann Atwood, Sandra Law, Bunny Allred, Annette McMullin, Nadene Majors. Chris Ann Atwood giving a pep talk on dedication. G.A.A. Members: Nancy Reed, Advisor; Jackie Martinez, Chris Ann Atwood, Angie Devereaux, Annette McMullin, Deanna Gray, Sandra Law, Dorrie Johnson, Jackie Jorgensen, Tammie George, Nadene Majors, Laurie Wood, Lesa McElprang, Bunny Allred, Lorene Lake, Shelly Dilley, KarenBell, Joy Majors, Patsy Terry, Lynda Okerlund, Lesa Sitterud. MISSING JaNae Hone. 98 Tennis. . .Everyone Representing Emery High in the Region tennis meet this year were singles: Patsy Terry, Joy Majors, and Karen Bell. Doubles: Chris Ann Atwood, Nadene Majors, Shelly Dilly and Leslie Pilling. Although the team only had one person returning this year, the newcomers were anxious to learn the new sport. Extra practices were called in order to prepare for the Region meet. Even though the team was young they took 4th in Region. Patsy Terry shows her winning backhand stroke. Chris Ann Atwood serves an ace. 99 Team members: Coach Nancy Reed, Joy Majors, Shelly Dilley, Patsy Terry, Chris Ann Atwood, Nadene Majors. MISSING: Leslie Pilling and Karen Bell. Angie Devereaux anticipates a score. Lesa Sitterud eyes the pitcher. The bench provided good support. 100 GAA'ers Take First in Softball Many energetic girls trudged to school each morning with hair in curlers, makeup in purse, and clothes in hand to try out for the softball team. Tryouts were held to se- lect the superior players. They were divided into Varsity and J. V. teams. The hours of effort were rewarded when Emery achieved top honors by placing first in Region. Tawn Jensen chatters to the batter. FRONT ROW: Clenna Jensen, Linda Okerlund, Jackie Martinez, Joleen Anderson, Annette McMullin, Lesa Sitterud. BACK ROW: JaNae Hone, Angie Devereaux, Lesa McElprang, Patty Bogedahl, Bunny Allred, Tammie George, Deanna Gray, and Tawn Jensen. 101 Hard hitting on the front line from Deanna Gray was a big asset to the winning season of the volleyball team. Nadene Majors and Tammie George were also tough on the front line for many successful blocks. Many of the sopho- mores learned new skills and developed their abili- ty to help contribute to the winning season of the J. V. team. The team 1 looks forward to a very promising successful sea- son for next year. Teamwork, hustle and enthusiasm were invested in each member to make the season a success. Spikers Take Region Team Members: BACK ROW: Tammie George, Nadene Majors, Dome Johnson, Lesa McElprang, Deanna Gray, Shelly Dilley and Tawn Jensen. FRONT ROW: Sandra Law, Annette McMullin, Bunny Allred, Chris Ann Atwood, and Coach Nancy Reed. Deanna Gray shows her skill bumping the ball over the net. Dorrie Johnson and Nadene Majors reach high above the net for a block. 102 4th in Region 103 Miss Reed giving a few words of instruction. Boy's Basketball VARSITY EMERY OPPONENT 44 Pleasent Grove 79 83 Green River 43 42 Cedar 9 69 South Sevier 63 49 Carbon 68 49 Union 54 61 East Carbon 66 49 Richfield 89 66 Juab 59 56 Moab 58 66 San Juan 77 48 Manti 56 64 North Sanpete 68 53 Manti 75 53 Juab 86 54 North Sanpete 48 Mighty Spartans started off the season with a 2 win, 2 loss. Then hit a slump and never won a game, until a victorious game with North Sanpete. 1(M Cardeli Mortensen Rory Richardson Scott Wilson Provided Excitement for All 15? Statisticians: Jodi George, Shaun a Roundy, Lori Frandsen. v Is that Coach Holmstead telling secrets again? cn TOP ROW; Coach Ward, Brad Hansen, Brent Grant, Geno Lucero, Lonnie Zwahien, Scott Wilson, Todd Pace, Coach Holmstead. MIDDLE ROW; Jodi George, Lori Frandsen, Shauna Roundy, Statisticians. FRONT ROW; Rory Richardson, Cardeli Mortensen, Preston Wilson, Kent Bunderson, Jeff George, Dallin Law. Lonnie Zwahlen takes his time. Our Team Is on Top. . . Emery Spartans know which end's up! It's up . • • it's going . • . it's 2 points for Emery! Get the ?%$( ! over there! scowls Rory Richardson. 106 We Can't be Stopped TOP ROW; Coach Sherril Ward, Alan McArther, Kenneth Fullmer, Way- _ McCandl'ss, Roy Langston, Jeff Sitterud, Robin Ralphes, Marc Barton, Jordon Dine hart. FRONT ROW; Alan Gard er, Alan Whitaker, Jami Cox, Fred Le Roy, Alan Peacock, Kim Curtis. Jami drives past Jeff Zwahlen. Did you use Nair today Jeff? 107 Under the direction of Coach Ray Newbury the Emery Spartans had a very unevent- ful season, winning only one game, against San Juan. The games that were played were exciting and hard fought. So hard fought that four of Emery's starters were injured. Kent Bunderson and Dallin Law were out with concussions, Corey Powell, a broken arm, and Geno Lucero, knee injuries. Homecoming against South Sevier Rams was a very ex- citing game, with all of the injured players playing except Corey. Though Emery lost the game the players showed good sportsmanship. Athletic Club Officers: Kent Bunderson, Karl Niebergall, Darrell Gardner, and Cardeli Mortensen. Varsity Team Members: BACK ROW; Coach Holmstead, David Larsen, Joe Nelson, Carde Mortensen, Craig LaValley, Wade Gordon, Wendell Curtis, Dallin Law, Geno Lucero, Tod Wilson, Coach Newbury. SECOND ROW; Kirk Niebergall, manager; Mark Fox, Kevin Larsen, Karl Niebergall, Corey Powell, Jordon Dinehart, Matt Saddler, Rory Richardson, Steven Larsen, manager. FRONT ROW; Jeff George, Clay Fullmer, Scott Patterson, Bruce Cox, Kent Bunderson, Darrell Gardner, Roger Humphrey, Glyn Ussery, Kyle Killpack. Kent Bunderson Darrell Gardner Roger Humphrey Kevin Larsen Dali in Law Wendell Curtis David Larsen Cardeli Mortensen Karl Niebergail Corey Powell Rory Richardson 109 Emery struggles for yardage. Fair Catch 110 Mighty Spartans of Old 111 Spartan squad watching their teammate try to hold their ground. Junior Varsity- JaNae Hone, Sandra Law, Jackie Jorgensen, Shelly Dilley, Laurie Wood, Dorrie Johnson, Tammie George, Jackie Martinez, and Coach Nancy Reed. MISSING: Leslie Pilling and Lesa McElprang. Dorrie Johnson tips it to the Spartans. Tammie George concentrates on a 1 and 1 situation. 112 Junior Varsity bas- ketball started off ex- tremely well. Their first four games were all victorious, and it looked as if there would be an outstanding win- ning season. But mental mistakes and lack of seriousness hurt the team during the San Juan and Green River games. As a team they did finish first in our division with five wins and two losses. Leslie Pilling, Shelly Dilley, and Jackie Jorgensen, concentrated hard in warm-ups. JaNae Hone tries her skill at attempt- Sandra Law shoots for two. Lesa McElprang waits for a rebound, ing a lay-up. 113 Desire. . .Determination. . . Dedication! Excitement is the best word to describe the girls basketball team. They pro- vided the studentbody with several close and exciting games. As a team they took second in our division, and placed fourth in region. Three players from Emery were picked to be on the All Star Region Team . They were Annette McMul- lin, Chris Ann Atwood, and Tawn Jensen. Region basketball players: FRONT ROW: Leslie Pilling, Angie Devereaux, Chris Ann Atwood, Dorrie Johnson, Sandra Law, Annette McMullin, JaNae Hone. BACK ROW: Tawn Jensen, Jackie Martinez, Nadene Majors, Tammie George, Shelly Dilley, Lesa McElprang, Jarilyn Magnuson, Deanna Gray and Coach Nancy Reed. MISSING: LaDene Hansen Here I'll take it, says Nadene Majors and Tawn Jensen. Nadene Majors concentrates on shoot- ing for 2 pts. 114 JaNae Hone Angie Devereaux Emery 22 Carbon 29 Emery 26 Moab 28 Emery 42 San Juan 31 Emery 37 Carbon 38 Emery 25 Green River 40 Emery 44 Moab 47 Emery 43 San Juan 40 Annette McMullin 115 Spartan Wrestlers Even though the Spartan Wrestlers as a hole had a rough time of it and only won a couple matches. Under Coach Ray New- bury's direction two mem- bers of Emery's squad made it to State competi - tion. They were Darrell Gardner and Cal Jensen. BACK ROW; Scott Rice, Johnny Osborne, Brent Farrer, Rick Hardee. FRONT ROW; Wayne Humphrey, Wayne Larsen, Scott Fletcher, Kevin Larsen. BACK ROW; Cal Jensen, Craig Hughes, Scott Patterson, Joe Nelson, Craig L'Valley, Coach Ray Newbury. FRONT ROW: Shane Justice, Mike Hughes, Glyn Ussery, Darrell Gardner, Roger Humphrey. 116 Make It to State Graig Hughes has his opponent in a tight guilodne Roger Humphrey sitting down on the job. hold. 117 Favorites Favorites Favorites x . vorites Favorites Fav rz :.-r K The best of ECUS Senior Spardettes After 3 years of marching, some of the Senior Spardetts were glad that Bas - ketball Season was finally over. Mem- ories from the past three years will never be forgotten. Being only Sopho- mores with a Jr. Drill Mistress, marching to a record that skips 16 beats, maintaining a B average and being surprised by secret sisters. Drill Mistresses showing how it's done. Nancy Reed; Advisor Amy Wakefield; Drill Mistress Christine; Co. Drill Mistress Ardyth Allred Marie Christiansen Balinda Farley Jami George 120 JaNae Hone Earlene Owen Careleen VanWagoner Ginger W areham Boy and Girl Staters Linda Ware, Becky Greenland, David Grange, Roger Humphrey, Dallin Law, Jennie Black, Jolene Collard. All State Chorus BACK ROW; Wayne McCandless, Udell Mikelsen, Preston Wilson, Alan Gardner, Nathan Wright, Brent Davis, Mike Hughes, MIDDLE ROW; Becky Greenland, Diane Reynolds, Rolene Olsen, Elizabeth W or then, Cindy Grange, Craig Hughes, Alan Tuttle. FRONT ROW; Janet Dieckman, Teresa Bass, Julie Justice, Marsha Whimpey, Linda Ware, Patsy Terry. 122 123 FFA Sweethearts Ginger Wareham, 1st attendant; Jodi Jensen, Sweetheart; Tawn Jensen, 2nd attendant. The FFA Sweethearts were chosen so that they could help farm, cook good, and be shown- off at the county fair. They had to dig a post hole, drive a tractor, saddle and ride a horse, bake a cake and be voted on by chapter members. 124 125 FFA Public Speaker FFA State Farmer General Mills Family Leadership of Tomorrow During the year different State awards are applied for through different methods. All three awards were received by Tom Behling. They were FFA Public Speaker, FFA State Farmer, and General Mills Family Leadership of Tomorrow Award. All three awards are vocationally oritented. To qualify for the public speaking one must write a six to eight minute talk and be enrolled in Vo-Ag. Qualifications for the State Farmer Degree, were to keep accurate records for three years and taking a test on general agriculture. The General Mills Leadership of Tomorrow Award qualifications were to take a written test concerning home management. The test is given to all High School Seniors enrolled in a Home Economic Class. 126 Media Center Aides LIBRARY AIDES: BACK ROW; Jimmie Dawn Majors, Mr. Murdock, Bruce Cox, Layne Potter, Ginger Wareham, Jackie Jensen. FRONT ROW; Kim Rosquist, Gretchen Powell, Dee Leavitt, Marie Christiansen. Office Aides OFFICE AIDS: BACK ROW; Mr. Swinburne, Shauna Roundy, Layne Potter, Bruce Cox, Tom Behling, Mrs. Magnusen. FRONT ROW; Christine Thomas, Jennie Black, Ginger Wareham. MISSING; Donna Hardage, Careleen Van Wagoner. 127 Let Your Fingers Do the Typing TYPE I BACK ROW; Karen Bean, Jackie Jorgensen, Lisa Thomas. FRONT ROW; Cheryl Petty, Jennifer Ware. TYPE II BACK ROW; Jennie Black, Heidi George, Shauna Roundy, Jami George. FRONT ROW; Eden Peacock, Marcie Dale, LeDeen Brunson. 128 r w� r Brief Forms. . . C_ SHORTHAND II Ginger Wareham, Carma Lake, Eden Peacock, Shauna Roundy, Mrs. McClenahan, Advisor. 129 On Administration A dministration The Irreplaceable Parts. . . With one year of experience under his belt, Mr. Swinburne had to cope with a pop- ulation explosion in a very rural area, not only as principal but also mayor. As principal he was faced with a great influx of students, qualifing the incoming students so that they could participate in competion, attending as many activities as possible, even if it meant driving about 250 miles each way. Superintendent Peterson was faced with many of the same problesm, plus many more like two new jr. high schools that were un- finished with the old jr. high school con- demed, finding funds enough so that the buses could run to special activities, like away games, rather than just the normal runs. Both individuals were highly criticized for many of their actions, but they performed in a manner which they felt was best for the high school and school district. Orson W. Peterson Superintendent Robert D. Swinburne The man's known as Smiley . Principal 132 of the Education Machine Under the direction of Mr. Murdock the Library at E. C. H. S. was expertly trans- formed into a well orginized Instructional Media Center. Every period he was assisted by students who under his direction would make signs, cheick out books and other materials, and help in its general opera- tion. With the power plants came many new students. Mr. Wakefield and Mrs. Magnusen had to find classes, send for transcripts, and register the new comers. Just as the power plants brought many new people as the different phases were com- plete the students that had registered were on their way once again. Books had to be turned in, Registration fees returned, and a shy thank-you was their only reward. Ina Lee Magnusen Secretary Steve Murdock Media Center Wells Wakefield Counselor Teachers. . Now Teresa this won't hurt a bit, Says Mrs. Jo. I.ee Holmstead Wayne Erickson Grace Johansen Keith Albrecht Brent Arnold O. E. Johansen Bill Jorgensen 134 Are Human Too Steve Lacy Jane McClenahan James Nelson Nancy Reed David Larsen Steve Murdock Ray Newbury Sherrel D. Ward Robert Swinburne is caught in the act. Graig Neilson VarLynn Peacock Lucinda Wild Bryce Wilson Thanks to the Workers. . . Gordon Labrum, Rosemary Labrum, Charles Jeffs; Custodians. Marvin Hansen, Ray Blackham, Tommy Bass, Deraid Hansen, LaVon Justesen, MISSING: Coleen Tucker, Robert Anderson; Busdrivers 136 We Pass the White Glove Test Preparing nutritional, well balanced meals within a limited budget was the main project. They were always prepared for the un- expected. Shoveling slushy snow, mowing the massive growth bordering the school and fixing leaky roofs were just a few of the never-ending scores of our ambitions custodians. Coping with fights, practical jokes, open emer- gency doors, heads stuck out of windows, plus getting a load of almost human stu- dents to school was the task of Emery Highs, bus- drivers. 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