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

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1979 volume:

. ” preview p io close-ups Pi8 mugs p so flash backs p 64 day-to-day- doubletake P 84 instant replay p. 104 our best p i28 review p i38 ad-a-glance p i48 Emery County High School Castle Dale Utah Volume XVII Reminiscing 1979 1. Chad Young Melanie Behling 2. Nadine Wilberg 3. Mike Scovill McKell Miller 4. Anita Farley Ellen Rowley 5. Becky Wilson Joe Sundquist 6. Gina Snow 7. Richard Snow 4 Friday night it was late I was walking you home We got down to the gate and I was dreaming of the night Would it turn out right? I will tell you girl I want to build my world around you Tell you that it’s true I want to make you understand I’m talking about a lifetime plan. That's the way it began We were hand in hand Glen Miller's band was better than before We yelled and screamed for more and I wanted you and envy made us dance across the room It ended all too soon On the way back home I promised you would never be alone. Hurry don’t be late I can hardly wait I said to myself when we re old We'll go dancing in the dark walking through the park and reminiscing. Friday night it was late I was walking you home We got down to the gate and I was dreaming of the night Would it turn out right? Now as the years roll on Each time we hear our favorite song Memories come along Older times we re missing Spending the hours reminiscing. Hurry, don’t be late I can hardly wait I said to myself when we re old We ll go dancing in the dark Walking through the park and reminiscing. Reminiscing «1978 FIBERCHEM INTERNATIONAL B.V. All Administrative Rights for the U S A Canada controlled by COLGEM-EMI MUSIC INC All Rights Reserved Used by Permission of WARNER BROS MUSIC Little Town So long this little town was my whole world: Deep sky. low-lying hills, and waters purled. My home now wears an unfamiliar face; New owners always want to change a place. The faces that I loved are there no more: A modern shop replaced the country store The small schoolhouse has long outgrown its need; New buildings stand where farmers planted seed. Beloved old church has fallen to decay: The white spires of a new one greet the day. All is not changed; the hills remain the same: The sunset dies with well-remembered flame The sun-baked slopes still yield the ripened gram; The cows trudge to the pasture, down the lane And when the valley dons its cloak of white. The lights glow in the darkness of the night. But most of all. when lilacs drip with rain. My memories and my heartstrings they enchain 12 1979 was the year of the disco: disco music and disco dancing. Satin was the big look, fashions consisted of loose blouses and dresses, clogs, scarfs, and straight-legged jeans. Grease was the word in movies. Other favorites were: Heaven Can Wait, Almost Summer, Animal House, and Take Down. r 1. Lisa Thomas Jodi George say, Calm down Jamie there are no such things as flying saucers in the gym.” 2. Jamie Cox says, No, no Lisa, I said decorate the tree not me. 3. Phillip Powell. Alan Peacock and Layne Wilson let their true personalities show. 4. Are these really the answers to that test? asks Gaylene Van Wagoner. 5. Tammie Jones can make herself at home any- where. -� . Our main sport GIRL WATCHING Jonie Owens catches a glance of Mr. Right. Alan Peacock is always so in- volved in his work he never finds time for himself. Donn Vee Jensen. Always lack- ing in words. Yvonne, waiting patiently A few shy and quiet sophomores. knowing someday he will come. 17 Mr. Swinburne, during the past year, has spent many busy days carrying out his responsibilities to the school and the students of Emery County High School. His duties consisted of: supervising staff members and student activities, developing meaningful curriculum, providing discipline, maintaining the budget, and making final decisions. Through his able direction, our school is kept in smooth working order. We, the students, appreciate the time and effort he spends on our behalf. 20 Mr. Swinburne Mr. Wakefield As counselor, Mr. Wakefield has one of the most important jobs in the school. He helps the sophomores adjust to new schedules; helps juniors fulfill class requirements; and assists the seniors in planning ahead for the future. Ina Lee Magnusen - Secretary Sandy Needham - Secretary Keith Albrecht Career Ed. Vo.-Ag. Brent Arnold English Drivers Ed. Nancy Claar Math Language Tim Farr Band Wm. Reed Fehlberg Band Katherine Ford English Reading Denise Goudreau English Drama History Leonard Greenland Business Math Type I Chinese FACULTY Lee Holmstead Athletics and P.E. World History Career Ed. Geniel Huntington Type Shorthand Office Practice 22 Jim Jensen Rodeo Vo.-Ag. William F Jorgensen Algebra Advanced Math Geometry Randy Meller Biology Physiology General Science Eugene Johansen American History American Problems Robert Lister Mine Technology Layne Moody Basic Math Reading and Health Athletics Grace N Johansen English Gymnastics Dick Marvin Small Engines Welding S t Steve Murdock Journalism and Year Book Media Center Athletics James Nelson Craig Nielsen English Arts Track Crafts Ceramics Var Lynn Peacock Emma Jo Priggemeier Physics and Chemistry Choir Geology Spanish Russ Radeke Auto Mechanics Electronics Clyde Rasmussen Drafting Woodshop Building Construction Nancy Reed Girls Athletics Health Lucinda B Wild Family Life Management Food and Clothing 24 LEFT TO RIGHT: Frank Hall, Elemen- tary Supervisor; A.G. Kinder, Super- intendent; Randy Jensen, Clerk; Rue Ware, Vocational and New Building Supervisor; Tom Raush, Pupil Per- sonnel Director (not pictured). District Administration Supt. A. G. Kinder Being employed as an educator in Emery County School District for the past 30 years has made Superintendent Kinder a strong advocate for education in our county. His educational career has placed him in a variety of educational positions. Mr. Kinder began as a teacher at Emery and Huntington Elementaries and at North Emery High. Later he became principal of Huntington Elementary, North Emery High and Emery County High School. In recent years Mr. Kinder has been a supervisor and superintendent of Emery County Schools. Being born, raised and educated in Emery County has made Superintendent Kinder a conscientious and effective administrator; one who is both sensitive and responsive to the many recent changes that have effected education in our county. We as students of Emery County High School feel it a privilege to have a superintendent of the caliber of Mr. Kinder. 25 Jamie Cox, Studentbody President: True success can only come from within. What you get out of your high school years depends on you. Cherish this time. Get involved; participate in all the school activities. I have really enjoyed being studentbody president this past year because of the fine students and faculty we have in our high school. Thanks for giving me this opportunity to serve you. 26 Mr. Johansen, Student Council Advisor STUDENT COUNCIL Lisa Thomas, Social Committee Chairman; Wayne Humphrey, Social Committee; Tammie George, Head Cheerleader; Sandra Law, Secretary; Glyn Ussery, Vice President; Jamie Cox, President; Deanna Grey, Historian; Nan Jensen, Social Committee; Jodi George, Reporter. APPRECIATED PEOPLE What goes on behind the scenes at Emery County High School is often a thankless job. We would like to thank our dedicated cafeteria workers for providing nutritional meals; our bus drivers for transporting us daily and putting up with all the noise; and the custodians who are always busy keeping the school clean. 28 Preston Wayman. Cal Bailey. Janet Smith, Ethel Wilson. Cleo Davis. Olive McArthur. Georgia Gardner. Virginia Nelson Marvin Hansen. Kolleen Tucker. Tom Bass. Ray Blackham. Robert Anderson. La- Von Justesen. Always working to serve students of Emery high. 30 31 The seniors finished off their high school days with a successful year, consisting not only of alot of learning, study, and hard work, but also the Senior Hop, a disco dance, a hypnotist, the Senior assembly, talent night, Senior Sluff, and that long awaited day of Graduation. The seniors made 1979 a year to be remembered SENIORS Elizabeth Harvey, Reporter; Robin Ralphs, Vice President; Mike Scovill, Social Committee Chairman; Alan Peacock, President; Jamie Kirby, Social Committee; Jackie Martinez, Secretary, Sabrina Behling, Social Committee. Cathy Akelund Sandra Albrecht Melody Anderson Roger Begay Kalynn Behling Sabrina Behling Karen Bell Teresa Bell Lisa Bradbury Myrna Brasher Don Burgess Nannette Campbell Richard Carter Mary Sue Chapman Rodney Cooper Ron Cowan 34 Douglas Cox Jamie Cox Shayne Cox Leon Crandall Bill Cranford Kim Curtis Michael Daley Shelly Dilley Jim Dresslar Karon Fenn Wayne Fillmore Lauri Fox Nelson French Jim Fugate Kenneth Fullmer Jodi George 35 Tammie George Therron Grange Brent Grant Deanna Gray Kathleen Greenland Darla Guymon Kathy Hansen Rick Hardee Elizabeth Harvey Kerry Harvey Kendall Heaps Marty Howard Michael Hughes Wayne Humphrey Becky Huntington Kip Ivie 36 Lori Jackson LD Jensen Nan Jensen Phillip Jensen Tab Jensen Adam Jerome Mike Jewkes Scott John Dome Johnson Peggy Johnson Judy Jones Richard Jones Travis Jones Jackie Jorgensen Jennifer Jorgensen Lane Justice 37 Shane Justice Jamie Kirby Sherry Kofford June Komar Loraine Lake Lorene Lake Tom Lamb Roy Langstein Kerry Larsen Steven Larsen Philip Larson Sandra Law Wade Lemon Fred LeRoy Geno Lucero Danny Lyons 38 Mark Mangum Diane Marshall Martinez Gregory Maxfield Raeleen Maxfield Ross Maxfield Richard Maxwell Alan McArthur Wayne McCandless Jody Lynn Meredith Lesa Miller Valynn Nelson Shane Nielsen Christine Owen Jeff Owens Alan Peacock 39 Dona Petersen Louise Peterson Jamie Phillips Timmy Pilling Andrew Pollaehne Shayne Potter Karen Price Robin Ralphs Jodi Ratcliff Ellen Rowley David Sanders Mike Scovill Marjorie Selva Clint Sherman Penny Shields Jeff Sitterud 40 Linda Snow Vicki Spears Sid Swasey Michelle Taylor Lisa Thomas Lorna Tucker David Umphenour Glyn Ussery Dana Van Wagoner Mane Van Wagoner Kelly Wareham Vernon Watson Alan Whitaker Terri Lee Whitaker Scott Wilcox Martin Wilson 41 Senior Personalities Glyn Ussery and Deanna Gray Most Athletic Geno Lucero and Lisa Thomas Best Dressed Kenneth Fullmer and Louise Peterson Craziest Tammie George and David Umphenour Most School Spirit 42 Wayne Humphery and Jodi George Freindliest Robin Ralphs and Nan Jensen Easiest on Eyes Chad Young and Sandra Law Most Natural Alan PeacoQk and Kathleen Greenland Most Likely to Succeed Barry Brundage and Vicki Spears Most Talented Jamie Cox and Sandra Law Best All Around 43 “79” was a success for the Juniors as they made the most of their education and enjoyed many activities. The Juniors raised funds in various ways, such as: selling Spartan baseball caps, holding bake sales, holding a disco dance, and sponsoring a donkey basketball game which pitted the Jr. class officers, the Lettermen, the G.A.A., and the Faculty, in a riotous evening which was enjoyed by all. These funds went towards a spectacular Jr. Prom which was held in March. Mr. Greenland, Advisor Todd Peacock, President JUNIORS Todd Peacock, President; Layne Wilson, Social Committee; Steve Scovill, Vice President; Nadine Wilberg, Social Commit- tee Chairman; Marsha Huntington, Secretary; Shelly Bunder- son, Social Committee; Darshan Childs, Reporter. Benny Allred Becky Atwood Gaylynn Atwood Lindell Atwood Troy Ballow John Barfield Sandra Barney Lisa Behlmg Lyle Bowman Manfred Brooks Sharon Brown Shelly Bunderson Nora Burgess Troy Cammack Don Campbell Rod Carter Danette Chapman Darshan Childs Dee Christensen Ken Chynoweth 46 Kathy Ciarus Dean Collard Tori Collard Reed Cook Cyndi Cowley Reggie Dale Louise Dann Garth Davis Martin Doan Tracy Doyle Sterling Drage Terri Dunn Billy Durham Anita Farley Shelly Fisher Claudia Fox Cary Freeman Michael George Brenda Gordon Shelly Gordon 47 Dean Grange Mary Beth Gravely Mark Gwin Wade Hancock Kyle Hansen Nikki Hayward Nanette Hinkins Charlene Hopson Doris Howard Carrie Humphrey Marsha Huntington Michael Huntsman Kevin Imig Todd Jeffs Gordon Jenkins Adele Jensen Donn Vee Jensen Jamie Jensen Mary Jensen Aaron Jerome 48 Derri Jewekes Clay John Kaye Johnson Shirla Johnson Tylor Johnson Dale Jones Tamara Jones Vicki Jones Vonda Jones Susan Kay Kimberly Keele Glennet Keisel Jimmy Komar Belinda Lake Brett Leamaster Hallie Lemon Sam Longoria Barry Lott Julie Lucero Garth Luke 49 Mike Majors Sharon McCandles April McKinney Claus Meilsoe Yvonne Mikkelsen Richard Miles Christine Miller Lee Mmchey Faith Morris Kyle Mortensen Cassie Needham Brenda Nelson Keith Nelson Sherree Nelson Steve Nelson Tracy Nelson Diane Nielson Pam Osborne Marty Oveson Gary Owens 50 Joanie Owens Robert Paul Bert Peacock Todd Peacock Dora Pollaehne Phillip Powell Tina Pratt Tammie Puglisa Stewart Ralphs Kelly Riley Lori Riley Robert Rudd Lorie Russell Kristie Saley Michele Scovill Steve Scovill Pam Shepherd Myron Singleton Kaye Sitterud Richard Snow 51 Rick Snow Ben Staley Joe Sundquist Eddie Tallerico Bob Thompson Melinda Trexler Bonnie Tucker Gayleen Van Wagoner Howard Van Wagoner Valerie Van Wagoner Karl Vogrinec Von Ward Lynn Wardle Darlene Warren Joe Wayman Melody Weber Suzy Wickman Nadine Wilberg Kim Williams David Wilson 52 k John Zwahlen Junior Prom Elaine Wilson Layne Wilson Brenda Woodward Marcia Wright This being their first year the Sophomores learned alot about high school life. They encountered many new educational and social opportunities. Their class activities this year included: white washing the E, a disco dance, and the Sophomore Slide. Mr. Arnold, Advisor Laren Huntsman, President SOPHOMORES Troy George, Social Committee; Kelly Atwood, Secretary; Kent Jorgensen, Social Committee Chairman; David Law, Vice Presi- dent; Margaret Hatch, Social Committee; Laren Huntsman, President; Collette Powell, Reporter. Vallene Allred Kelley Anderson Vance Anderson Kelly Atwood Bill Baird James Barfield Karen Barney Janet Bass Lisa Behling Melanie Behling Terri Belhasen Troy Bentley Madean Brotherson Deraid Brown Scott Brunson Travis Carroll Brett Christensen Scott Christensen LeeAnn Coulson GeriLyn Cox 56 Nancy Cox Deona Cranford Blaine Curtis Chris Curtis Leann Curtis Robyn DeFriez Sue Dow Greg Driggs Kathy Duby Steve Duncun Lester Ellifrits Greg Enke Sharon Erickson Sherrie Fillmore Brenda Fisher Kelly Fuller Clark Gardner Jim Gaskin Troy George Sharon Grange 57 Michelle Greenan Eric Gwm Evelyn Haddenham Scott Hallock Bemta Hansen Jamie Hansen Max Hansen Sean Harvey Margaret Hatch Lisa Hodges Vince Huntington Laren Huntsman Joel Ivie Calvin Jensen Gordon Jensen Marian Jensen Tammie Jensen Rock John Gregg Jones Paul Jones 58 Stacey Jones Wally Jones Kent Jorgensen Gordon Kay Steven Kirby Leah Kropf GayLee Larsen Trena Larson David Law Nancy Laws Eldon Lewis Kathy Lewis Robbie Lofley Kim Lund Shawn Lunt J.D. Mangum Tony Marvidikis Wayne Maxfield Charlene McArthur Lori Ann McElprang 59 Robyn McKinney Bliss Mead Martin Mecham MiKell Miller Susan Miller Boyd Mooseman Robin Morlan Amy Nielsen Becky Nielsen Tracy Oliver Jimmy Olsen Sherrie Oveson Melynnie Oviatt Natalie Oviatt Julie Pace Maxine Paddock Wayne Pahl Brian Patterson Paul Pessetto Joyce Peterson 60 Christine Petty Annette Pizzuto Dale Plett Bernadette Potter Collette Powell Colleen Price Ricky Price Brady Quick Ron Reed Gary Reid Norman Richardson Christie Riley Kirk Riley Lisa Rowley Sherill Rowley Mark Russom Ruth Scheffler David Scoggins Mindy Scoggins Steve Skaggs 61 Gina Snow Leslie Snyder Kristi Spears Kim Stevens Stephanie Stevens Carla Stokes Todd Stone Collene Strong Randy Sundquist Cindy Swasey Kim Swinburne Jeron Taylor Christine Thompson Rick Truman Tammy Tucker Garry Van Wagoner Jerry Van Wagoner Kathryn Van Wagoner Susan Van Wagoner Patricia Ward 62 Julie Ware Wendy Ware Tony Welch Demce White Kim Wienicke Wendy Willardson Mark Williams Paula Williams Becky Wilmer Bruce Wilson Kristy Wilson Poncho Wilson Tona Jo Wilson Marti Wilstead Steve Wilstead Tracy Wilstead Travis Winn Eric Wright 63 64 65 Lisa Thomas. Drill Mistress Darshan Childs. Jr. Drill Mistress Sabrina Behling Nannette Campbell Marsha Huntington Donn Jensen 66 Poise Precision . . Precision, enthusiasm, and pizazz were key words for members of the Spardette drill team. The squad consisted of only twelve; but though small in numer. they performed in all home games, marched in local parades, participated in Region competition, and attended a summer clinic, where they received a Superior rating on routines. These girls add a lot to our school, and we appreciate the many hours of hard work they devoted to the squad. Nan Jensen 67 SPARDETTES Nadine Wilberg Spirit And Sparkle For the cheerleaders, practice and planning began last Spring. Many long hours of practice produced a squad that created school spirit, organized pep assemblies, and stood beside the teams offering support through thick and thin. They've worked hard, and we appreciated their enthusiasm and hard work. Tammie George Head Cheerleader Shelly Bunderson Nanette Hinkms O I T Y Suzy Wickman Julie Lucero Vicki Jones 68 Melanie Behling Madean Brotherson Susan Miller j.v. Gina Snow CHEERLEADERS Top David Umphenour. President Bottom : Robin Ralphs. Vice President; Rod Cooper. Secretary-Treasurer; Steve Sco- vill. Sargeant at Arms. L E Top Row; Scott John. Chad Young. Mike Scovill. Ken Fullmer. Geno Lucero. Robin Ralphs. Steve Scovill. Jamie Cox. Todd Jeffs. 2nd Row Sam Longoria. Brett Christensen. Brett Leamaster. LD Jensen. J.D. Mangum. Alan Whitaker. David Law. Dee Christensen, Layne Wilson. Rick Snow. Hallie Lemon. Mike George. Greg Jones. Rod Cooper 3rd Row Mike Majors. Benny Allred. Therron Grange. Jimmy Komar. Vernon Watson. Joe Sundquist. Jim Fugate. Wayne Humphrey. Alan Peacock. 4th Row Kyle Mortensen. Norman Richardson. Laran Huntsman. Troy George. Shane Justice. Ken Chynoweth. Brian Patterson. David Umphenour Bottom Row: Glyn Ussery. Todd Peacock. The Lettermen Club, under the direction of James Nelson, sponsored many activities this year. They recruited several members to have a boy’s drill team the ' Spardudes. to provide half-time entertainment at the Powderpuff Football Game. Their float took second place in the Homecoming Parade They also had a beard growing contest and their annual awards banquet. 70 James Nelson. Advisor. Top Row Sandra Law. Vice President; Deanna Gray. Report- er; Tammie George. President. Bottom Melody Weber. Party Chairman; Christine Petty. Party Chairman. A true inspiration to the boys’ athletic program is the girls' athletic program at Emery High School. Miss Nancy Reed started the girls’ program five short years ago. Since that point in time, the girls have moved steadily upwards in their goals for success. Through hard work and dedication, the girls have started a winning tradition for everyone to be proud of. I A- I A. Top Row Lorene Lake. Karon Fenn. Charlene McArthur. Bemta Hansen. Madean Brotherson. Lori Ann McElprang 2nd Row Stephanie Stevens. Sue Dow. Michelle Taylor. Kim Swmbrune. Carla Stokes. 3rd Row Nanette Hmkms. Sandra Law. Deanna Gray. Tammie George. Shelly Dilley. Dora Pollaehne. 4th Row Vallene Allred. Julie Lucero. Denise White. Jamie Hansen. Susan Kaye. Diane Nielson. 5th Row Dome Johnson. Maxine Paddock. Nancy Cox. Tona Jo Wilson. Tori Collard Bottom Row: Karen Barney. Robin Morlan. Christine Petty. Melody Weber. Lisa Behling. Melanie Behling. Nancy Reed. Advisor. 71 Gemel Huntington Advisor In the second year of its introduction here at E.C.H.S., the Flag Team added colorful halftime entertainment to many sporting events. The year consisted of early morning practices, performing in pep assemblies, marching in the Homecoming and Peach Day parades, and various fund raising activities. FLAG TEAM Tona Jo Wilson concentrates on the routine. Left to Right Kim Keele. Brenda Nelson. Sherree Nelson. Amy Nielson. Mary Beth Gravley. Drill Mistress: Tona Jo Wilson. Tracy Wilstead. Tammy Tucker. Nancy Laws. PFE Top Row Sue Dow. Steve Nelson. Alan Whitaker. Shayne Potter. Shane Justice. Travis Jones. Denise Goudreau. Advi- sor. 2nd Row Lee Holmstead. Advisor; Karon Fenn. Jennifer Jorgensen. Sandra Albrecht. Marcia Wright. Loraine Lake. Cassie Needham. Jamie Kirby 3rd Row Yvonne Mikkelson. Lon Riley. David Wilson. Sandra Law. Sabrina Behlmg. Kalynn Behlmg. Valynn Nelson. Mary Beth Gravley. Kim Keele. Bren- da Nelson. 4th Row Elizabeth Harvey. Chad Young The Push for Excellence (P.F.E.) is a new club designed to improve students and the school. It helped promote school spirit and was very successful for its first year at Emery County High School. Throughout the year they have had various activities, including: club meetings, guest speakers, and a read-a-thon. We hope students will continue to support this club in the years ahead. Top Row Christine Miller. Sandra Albrecht. Jackie Martinez. Karon Fenn. Sue Dow. Lori Riley. Louise Dann. Shelly Bunderson. Sandra Law. Elizabeth Harvey. Kalynn Behlmg. Nanette Hinkins. all Committee Chairmen Bottom Yvonne Mikkelsen. Treasurer; Adele Jensen. Secretary; Marcia Wright. Vice President; Cassie Needham. President. 73 Top Row: Deraid Brown. J.D Mangum. Sid Swasey. Kim Curtis. Tab Jensen. 2nd Row Gary Van Wagoner. Clint Sherman. Therron Grange. Alan McArthur. Roy Langstein. Troy Ballow. Colleen Strong 3rd Row Tony Marvidikis. Mike Huntsman. Hallie Lemon. Richard Carter. Ron Reed. Benny Allred. Jim Gaskin. Marty Mecham. 4th Row Kim Wienicke. Kalynn Behling. Joel Ivie. Carla Stokes. Sherrill Rowley. Lisa Rowley. Becky Nielsen. Poncho Wilson Bottom Row Jim Jensen. Advisor; Wade Lemon. Troy Cammack. Kim Williams. Jamie Jensen. Becky Wilmer. LD Jensen. Keith Albrecht. Advisor. FFA The F.F.A. has been very busy this year. Under the direction of advisors Jim Jensen and Keith Albrecht, they helped sponsor a Harvest Dance and Sweetheart Ball. Some of the activities for the year included: Sweetheart contest and assembly, area contests, state convention, and banquet. Also, four members qualified for National Land Judging Competition to be held in Oklahoma. Left Keith Albrecht. Advisor; Right Jim Jensen. Ad- visor. Top Row: LD Jensen. Treasurer; Wade Lemon. Presi- dent; Robin Ralphs. Vice President; Troy Cammack. Sentinel Bottom Row Kim Williams. Historian; Becky Wilmer. Reporter; Jamie Jensen. Secretary. Top Row Sandra Albrecht. Historian: Nannette Campbell. Secre- tary; Elizabeth Harvey. Region Representative; Sabrina Behlmg. 2nd Vice President: Sherree Nelson. Historian. Middle Row Lori Jackson. Parliamentarian: Anita Farley. Treasurer; Louise Peter- son. President: Loraine Lake. 3rd Vice President: Lucinda Wild. Advisor Bottom Row: Kelly Wareham. 1st Vice President: Deanna Gray. 4th Vice President. FHA The F.H.A. has had a very busy year. They focused on the theme “Wanted: Healthy Babies and “Everyone's A Homemaker . Some of the activities included: sponsoring dances, bake sales, and workshops: hosting an early morning breakfast and two faculty dinners: participating in club meetings, and in attending the state convention in April. Top Row Lisa Thomas. Mary Sue Chapman. Adele Jensen. Jamie Kirby. Darlene Warren. Lisa Bradbury. Sherree Nelson. Sandra Albrecht. Deanna Gray. Kaylynn Behling. Elizabeth Harvey. Louise Peterson. Nannette Campbell. Kelly Wareham. Middle Row l.isa Behling. Amy Nielson. Sandra Law. Tammie George. Nan Jensen. Danette Champman. Michelle Greenan Bottom Row: Lucinda Wild. Lori Jackson. Loraine Lake. Anita Farley. Joyce Peterson. Reed Fehlberg, Director. Front Row: Danette Chapman. Jennifer Jorgensen. Stephanie Stevens. Kelly Atwood. Becky Wilmer. Shelly Bunderson. Sharon Grange. Bernadette Potter 2nd Row: Marsha Huntington. Leslie Snyder. Vicki Jones. Gina Snow. Nikki Hayward. Julie Ware. Sharon Brown. Lisa Bradbury. Nancy Cox. Lori Riley. Elaine Wilson 3rd Row: Leann Curtis. Sherrill Rowley. Anita Farley. Carrie Humphrey. Christine Thompson. Vance Anderson. Tracy Wilstead. Vince Huntington. Margaret Hatch. David Wilson. Myron Singleton. Mike Hughes. Janet Bass. Shane Justice. Alan Peacock. John Zwahlen. Suzy Wickman. Darshan Childs. Tori Collard. 4th Row: Madean Brotherson. Kim Lund. Marian Jensen. Leann Coulson. Lisa Rowley. Mike Huntsman. Ken Fullmer. Ross Maxfield. Stewart Ralphs. Jimmy Komar. Mike George. GayLee Larsen. Collette Powell. Kim Swinburne. Phillip Powell. Wally Jones. Eric Wright. Tom Lamb. Dave Sanders. Wayne McCandless. Steve Wilstead. Brian Patterson. Wayne Maxfield. Greg Enke. Loraine Lake Standing: Jim Fugate. Reed Fehlberg. Nanette Hinkms. Gen Lyn Cox. Tim Farr. Wendy Ware. BAND 76 Tim Farr, Director marching and concert performances during the year. Th pep band added entertainment and enthusiasm to all home games. Several performances were held throughout the year, including a joint concert with Provo High School. In the Spring, the band made a trip to USU, and traveled to various regional competitions. Concert Band hard at work! Band students relax after concert 77 CHORUS Everyone joins in and sings. Top Row: Diane Nielson, Elaine Wilson, Sandra Albrecht, Darlene Warren, Dona Peterson, Kathleen Greenland. Dave Sanders, Wayne McCandless, Kelly Anderson, Jodi Meredith, Yvonne Mikkelsen. Bottom Row: fori Collard, Lori Ann McElprang, Loraine Lake, Jennifer Jorgensen, Julie Lucero, Lisa Bradbury, Mike Hughes, Lor- ene Lake, Gina Snow, Jamie Kirby. Mrs. Priggemeir, Director 78 SPANISH Top Row: Mr. Peacock. Advisor Shane Nielsen. Glyn Ussery. Brett Leamaster. Reed Cook. Gary Owens. Gordon Jensen. 2nd Row: Andy Pollaehne. Steve Kirby. Dee Christensen. Sam Longoria. Paul Pessetto. Vallene Aired. John Barfield. James Barfield. Mr Nelson. Advisor. Bottom Row: Ruth Scheffler. Kathy Hansen. Lori Ann McElprang. Pam Shepherd. Becky Shields. April McKinney. Mr. Greenland, Advisor: Eddie Tallerico, Steve Nelson. Debbie Wilson. Tracy Gibb. Richard Snow. 79 RODEO AMERICA’S 1 SPORT Left to right: Kalynn Behling, Secretary; Benny Allred. President; LD Jensen. Vice President. Standing: Ron Reed. Troy Ballow. Dee Christensen. Kalynn Behling. Brett Leamaster. Kim Curtis. Bill Cranford. Carla Stokes. Wayne Fillmore. Tona Jo Wilson Kneeling: LD Jensen. Richard Carter. Jim Gaskin. Benny Allred. Clint Sherman. Joel Ivie. Therron Grange. Tracy Oliver The Emery County High School Rodeo Club had a winning season this year. The season started the first weekend in April and continued until June 1st 22nd Emery was represented at most of these qualifying rodeos, bringing home many buckles, trophys and plaques. Emery hosted its own qualifying rodeo on May 11th and 12th. The State Finals June 20-23 in Heber City knew that the Emery club was there Many of our members qualified to participate. Hopefully some of us will be going to Fargo North Dakota July 31-August 6 for the National High School Rodeo Finals. Mike Majors ' Bull riders have more fun.'' 80 Shane Nielsen 'Calf ropers catch anything ' Kalynn Behling Goat ropers make better lovers Amy Nielsen Pole benders do it on the run Brett Leamaster A lover, fighter, and a wild bull rider 81 Benny Allred Bareback riders stay on longer YEARBOOK Under the direction of Mr. Murdock, the Yearbook Staff tried to bring new innovations to this year’s edition of the yearbook. With only one hour during school to work on the book, staff members put in countless hours before and after school meeting deadlines. We are proud of the work we've done, and hope this book will provide many lasting memories. The Yearbook Staff selects its pictures carefully! Top Row: Wayne Humphrey, Clubs Organizations; Mike Jewkes, Photographer; Kerry Larsen, Sports. 2nd Row: Louise Petersen, Copy; Liz Harvey, Activities; Jim Dresslar, Photographer; Becky Huntington, Classes; Sabrina Behlino, Advertis- ing; Barry Brundage, Sports; Melanie Behling, Index; Bottom: Kelly Wareham, Business; Nanette Campbell, Features; Kalynn Behling, Editor. 82 SPARTAN SHIELD Mr. Murdock, Newspaper and Yearbook Advisor Being on the Newspaper Staff is often a very confusing and hectic job. The task of producing the school newspaper, the Spartan Shield, was assigned to the Journalism class. They spent many hours planning, editing, and printing newspaper editions that provided something entertaining for everyone. This was a big responsibility, and we feel they have done a good job. Top Row: Darlene Warren, Jamie Kirby, Travis Jones, Adele Jensen, Pam Osborne. 2nd Row: Dona Peterson, Dora Pollaehne, Karen Young, Kathleen Greenland, Editor; Yvonne Mikkelsen, Marcia Wright, Editor. 83 THE OPENING SOCIAL The Emery Spartans started off the year with an opening social. A disco dance was held. During the dance students participated in various games and races. Many new friends were made and everyone had fun. — r The girls who participated in the powder puff game found that it was worth their hard after school practice. Both teams played rough, and had a lot of spirit. The Seniors finally won the game with a score of 20 to 14. The Lettermen provided the audience with a hilarious half-time drill. POWDER PUFF FOOTBALL HOMECOMING 78 88 Reminiscing ... “Reminiscing” was the theme for the Homecoming '78 activities. Part of the fun was Spirit Week — ending with an assembly announcing the Royalty. Various clubs, organizations, and each class was represented in the parade. Students spent many after school hours designing and decorating their floats. The Royalty float won first place, followed second by the Lettermen's, and the Senior’s float finished third. The highlight of the week was the traditional Homecoming football game played against North Sanpete. The mighty Spartans played hard, but were defeated 20 to 6. A dance was held afterwards. Carousel” This spring the drama and music departments combined to present the exciting Rodger's and Hammerstein's musical. 'Carousel This production revealed a strange and beautiful love story set in a small town on the coast of Maine in 1873 Billy Bigelow, a handsome and proud barker for the Carousel in a local amusement park (played by Barry Brundage) and Julie Jordan, a lovely, young factory worker (portrayed by Colette Powell), fall in love and run away together. When they return, married, they face a hostile town. From this point the play takes various turns until Billy is accidentally killed in a robbery attempt and the story ends in a touching scene when Billy returns to earth fifteen years later to help his lovely young daughter. Others taking leads in the production were: Tori Collard. Wayne McCandless. Aaron Jerome. Jennifer Jorgensen. Yvonne Mikkelsen. Jim Fugate, and Gina Snow 90 Cast and Dancers Julie Jordan—Colette Powell Carrie Pipperide—Ton Collard Billy Bigelow—Barry Brundage Enoch Snow—Wayne McCandless Jigger Craigin—Aaron Jerome Mrs Mullin—Jennifer Jorgensen Louise-Gina Snow Nettie Fowler—Yvonne Mikkelsen David Bascombe—Jim Fugate Captain—Gary Owen Policeman—Vance Anderson 2nd Policeman—Eddy Tallerico Boatswain—Kelley Anderson Jonathon—Vance Anderson Orrin Peaseley—Stewart Ralphs June Girl—Kim Swinburne Barker—Wally Jones Juggler—Vance Anderson Circus Boy—Kelley Anderson Heavenly Friend—Alan Peacock Starkeeper—David Wilson Doctor Seldon—David Wilson Principal—David Wilson Enoch Snow. Jr.—Eric Wright Hannah—Jamie Kirby Bessie—Sylvia Farnsworth Penny—Marie Van Wagoner Susan—Jackie Martinez Circus—Julie Ware Balinda Lake Jamie Kirby Marie Van Wagoner 2 Ruffians—Vance Anderson Wally Jones Dancers—Leann Curtis Geri Lyn Cox Jackie Martinez Julie Lucero Snow Girl Pianist—David Wilson 1 Teahouse Of The August Moon 1. Capt. Fisby and Lotus Blossom 2. Villagers contemplate their troubles with the U.S. Government 3. Capt. Fisby and Sakini dis- cuss the matters of the Gesha House. 4. Capt. Fisby, Sakini, and Lotus Blossom 5. Capt. McClean, Col. Purdy, and Capt. Fisby 6. The Village Men 7. Capt. Fisby confers with the villagers 92 Capt. Fisby Mike George Col Purdy Dale Plett Sgt. Gregovich Jim Fugate Capt. McClean Faith Morris Sakini Wally Jones Old Woman Jennifer Jorgensen Old Woman's daughter Yvonne Mikkelsen The daughter's children Sara Jorgensen Josh Jorgensen Raylene Cox Ancient Man Gary Owen Mr. Hokaida ... Vance Anderson Mr. Sumata Aaron Jerome Mr. Sumata's father Howard VanWagoner Mr. Seiko Ross Maxfield Miss Higa Jiga . Sharon McCandless Mr, Keora Eric Wright Mr. Oshira Kelly Anderson Lotus Blossom Susan Miller Ladies League Loraine Lake Jennifer Jorgensen Yvonne Mikkelson Director Denise Goudreau Student Assistants Ross Maxfield Loraine Lake Jennifer Jorgensen Technical Advisor Catherine Ford 93 ASSEMBLIES Master Lee demonstrates the comfort of “New Our own Beethoven. Sleep . Groove Line” Mr. Lythgoe strains Wayne’s brain! 94 We got it right this time.” 95 HOMECOMING ROYALTY Ken Chynoweth and Nanette Hinkins ‘‘1st Attendants” Tammie George and David Umphenour Laren Huntsman and Susan Miller ‘‘King and Queen” 2nd Attendants” 96 SENIOR ROYALTY Chad Young and Elizabeth Harvey King and Queen Jamie Cox and Lisa Thomas Sandra Law and Barry Brundage 1st Attendants 2nd Attendants” 97 FFA SWEETHEARTS Lisa Thomas Vicki Spears Sandra Law 1st Attendant” Queen” “2nd Attendant” 98 Tab Jensen Senior Mike Huntsman Junior David Law Sophomore 99 JUNIOR ROYALTY Ken Chynoweth and Suzy Wickman King and Queen” Steve Scovill and Marsha Huntington “1st Attendants” Brett Leamaster and Nanette Hinkins “2nd Attendants” Junior Prom The week of March 12th - 16th Emery High Juniors were engaged in preparation for their Junior Prom. Long hard hours were spent on the spectacular decorations, and the traditional prominade. 101 Senior Sluff” The Senior Class enjoyed their annual “sluff day , at Lagoon where they swam; rode on various amusement rides; ate cotton-candy and hot dogs; and drove their advisors wild. Before returning home they enjoyed a banquet at the Oak Crest Inn. After twelve years of school the seniors felt it good to be able to “sluff legitimately just once. 103 104 FOOTBALL Back Row: Jim Fugate. Todd Jeffs. Alan Peacock. Rod Cooper. Ken Fullmer. Mike George. Ken Chynoweth. Claus Meilsoe. Dave Scoggins. Robin Ralphs. Bob Thompson. Layne Wilson. Greg Jones. David Law. J.D. Mangum. Bottom Row: Clark Gardner. Brian Patterson. Sam Longoria. Todd Peacock. Rick Truman. Laren Huntsman. Rick Snow. Glyn Ussery. Troy George. Norman Richardson. Kent Jorgensen. Troy Bentley. Karl Vogrmic. Andy Pollaehne, Wayne Humphrey. Its not so much the man in the fight but its the fight in the man that matters. Spartan football players had a lot of fight as they were dedicated and hard working through a hard season. Led by All-Region runnmgback Glyn Ussery. the Seniors provided the leadership to help Sophomores and Juniors all work together. The team played many close games and despite a season short on wins, learned to be better individuals through team work. Many on the team began football during the summer as they traveled to a football camp in Denver and attended weight-lifting. Football began in August with the State champion Millard Eagles. Off to a tough start, the Spartans didn't quit but continued to work hard for Coaches Layne Moody. Steve Murdock. Tiny Owings. Clyde Rasmussen, and Randy Mellor. The team finally ended their season with the spring Athletic Banquet at which Seniors were honored and received their letters. 106 Steve Murdock. Assistant Coach; Layne Moody Head Coach. Spartan defense crashes the line. Statisticians Left to Right: Anita Farley. Nadine Wilberg. Kelly Wareham. 107 Graduating Gridders .. Wayne Humphrey. Guard Alan Peacock. Tight End Andy Pollaehne. Receiver Robin Ralphs. Defense End Ken Fullmer. Guard Rod Cooper. Cornerback Jamie Cox. Quarterback Jim Fugate. Pitchback David Umphenour. Center Glyn Ussery. Pitchback Vernon J. Watson. Fullback 108 Back Row: Coach Clyde Rasmussen. Rick Snow. Michael George. Claus Meilsoe. David Scoggins. Bob Thompson. David Law. Kent Jorgensen. J.D Mangum. Greg Jones Front Row: Clark Gardner. Laren Huntsman. Rick Truman. Troy George. Troy Bentley. Norman Richardson. Brian Patterson. Karl Vogrenic. This year’s J.V. team had a record of 2 wins, 5 losses. On the field, they always gave their opponents strong competition and played like a winning team. The team played their best game against Delta winning 24 to 4. The young Spartans felt many disappointments this year but played with a winning attitude. Even when they came up short of points and suffered defeat, they showed an attitude of a winner. Next year should be a fine year for them. Quarterback Rick Truman keeps the option. Football During Emery's mighty game with Richfield an exciting thing occured. In the parking lot someone hit a power pole with their truck, causing a complete blackout of the stadium While power was being restored, the band played for the crowd underneath the score board, which was the only available light. ffrTFfl 109 BASKETBALL Back Row —Alan Peacock. Kent Jorgensen. Jami Cox. Dee Christansen. Ken Chynoweth. Rod Cooper. Todd Jeffs. Geno Lucero. Chad Young. David Law. Alan Whitaker. Brett Leamaster. Sam Longoria. Front Row —Head Coach. Lee Holmstead. Assistant Coach. Steve Murdock. ml I Head Coach—Lee Holmstead Assistant Coach—Steve Murdock 110 3rd In Region—Went To State! Geno Lucero — Forward Chad Young — Forward Lucero on the tip! Brent Grant — Center Alan Peacock — Guard Alan Whitaker — Guard Jami Cox — Guard Rod Cooper — Forward Spartan action at Moab Aetion.. Young up for another rebound. Statisticians: Kathleen Greenland. Jodi George. Adele Jensen, Jackie Martinez, Charlene Hopson. Jeffs rips a rebound at the Region Tournament. Todd Jeffs. First team All State r I Geno Lucero. Second team All State This year's Spartan squad strived for a goal of excellence which led them to the achievements of third place in region and seventh in state. Positive attitude, determination, and dedication brought them to the state playoff's, a goal that Spartan territory has long foreseen. The Spartan hoopsters, captained by Head Coach Lee Holmstead and Assistant Coach Steve Murdock, played high potential basketball all year long. Holmstead felt this year's winning season is only the beginning of a dynasty for Spartan basketball. Community and fan support was praised by Coach Murdock who said. Support of our team this year was a great benefactor to our success. It boosted the whole team's mental attitude and we re very grateful for it.” Crowd support was only one aspect of our winning season. The mam reason was the amount of talent shown by the stalwart starting five: Geno Lucero. Todd Jeffs. Chad Young. Alan Whitaker, and Brent Grant, who were backed by the super subs: Jamie Cox. Alan Peacock. Jeff Sitterud. and Rod Cooper. These men. along with a lot of sweat and hustle, were able to grasp a 14-9 win-loss record. The season closed with a record which Emery has only been able to dream of in the past, now instead of dreams we have memories of one of the most winning seasons Emery High School basketball has had in years. 112 Norman Richardson, Kent Jorgensen, Dee Christensen, Ken Chynoweth, David Law, Brett Leamaster, Dave Scoggins, Sam Longoria, Rick Truman, Steve Murdock, coach J.V. Basketball Young on the jump shot Grant anticipates rebound This year's J.V. squad showed great promise for the coming year, with a win-loss record of 15-3. Coach Steve Murdock feels we should be one of the top powerhouse’s in our region next year. 113 Top Row: Wayne Humphrey, Glyn Ussery, Rick Snow, Vernon Watson, Laren Huntsman, David Um- phenour, Todd Peacock, Coach Mellor. Bottom Row: Curtis Young, Randy Sundquist, Steven Skaggs, Mark Mangum, Richard Miles, Shane Justice. Left: Todd prepares for a takedown Above: Glyn rides for points. 114 WRESTLING Shane Justice Weight: 119 Glyn Ussery Weight: 126 Vernon Watson Weight: 185 David Umphenour Weight: 145 Mark Mangum Weight: 112 Senior Grapplers Rick Snow Weight: 167 5th place REGION 115 116 Coach Lane Moody Clark Gardner makes a good connection. Top Row: Coach Moody. Geno Lucero, Shayne Potter, Steve Scoville, Ken Chynoweth, Brett Christen- sen. Mike Scoville. Bottom Row: Les Ellifrits, Reggie Dale, Clark Gardner, Troy George, Rick Snow Eddie Tallerico, Norman Richardson, Kyle Mortensen, Troy Bentley. Shayne Potter, playing third, and Ken Chynoweth, playing short stop, wait for the hit. Baseball Coach Moody gives Shayne Potter some advice. Our pitcher, Geno Lucero, winds up. A slightly improved baseball field and a much improved team enjoyed a good season, but fell short of the playoffs. The Spartans led by hurler Geno Lucero, 3rd baseman Shane Potter, and 1st baseman Mike Scovill, got off to a winning spot but ended with a five-game losing streak. The Spartans had trouble getting in games because spring was late in coming and they even played in an April snow storm. 117 Top Row: Brian Patterson, Todd Peacock. Todd Jeffs, David Law, Tim Pilling. Middle Row: Assistant Coach Mellor, Steve Nelson, Sam Longoria, Richard Snow, Alan Peacock, Andy Pollaehne, Kent Jorgensen, Laren Huntsman, Head Coach Nelson. Bottom Row: Brett Leamaster, Glyn Ussery, Jim Fugate. Randy Mellor, Assistant Coach; James Nelson, Head Coach. Speed Strength Jim Fugate, Glyn Ussery. Brett Leamaster. Three fastest sprinters in 2A State. 118 FIRST IN STATE Top Row: Denice White, Lisa Behling, Melody Weber. Middle Row: Nancy Cox, Madean Brotherson, Chris Petty. Robin Morlan, Benita Hansen, Char- lene McArthur, Carla Stokes, Kim Swinburne, Bottom Row: Stephanie Ste- vens, Karen Barney, Sandra Law, Tammie George, Coach Nancy Reed, Deanna Gray, Tona Jo Wilson, Sue Dow. Deanna Gray puts the shot in preparation for up coming meet. Coach Nancy Reed 119 Top Row: Lorene Lake. Michelle Taylor, Shelly Dilly, Sandra Law, Tammie George, Deanna Gray, Dorrie Johnson, Christine Petty, Kim Swinburne. 2nd Row: Cindy Swasey, Kathy Ciarus, Charlene McArthur, Susan Kay, Maxine Paddock, Melody Weber, Robin Morlan, Karen Barney. Bottom Row: Melanie Behling, Karon Fenn, Coach Reed, Lisa Behling, Sue Dow. VOLLEYBALL This season was the first time our girls' volleyball team had the opportunity to play in the State Championships. Team- work and dedication were key ingredients to our squad's suc- cess, as the Spikers came through the season with a 12-6 win-loss record. Cach Nancy Reed feels. We had a great year and I'm very proud of our team It's fun to be a coach to kids who want to work hard and win They captured 2nd place in State competition. Above: Shelly Spikes! 120 Above Top: Deanna tips it over the net. Above: Dorrie sets the ball after a serve. 2nd At State Dorrie goes up high for the ball. 121 GIRLS BASKETBALL First In Region Third In State Top Row: Robin Morlan, Karen Barney, Sue Dow, Jamie Hansen, Kim Swinburne, Lori Ann McElprang, Dorrie Johnson, Sharon Brown, Tammie George, Deanna Gray, Shel- ly Dilley, Melanie Behling, Susan Kay, Lisa Behling. Bottom Row: Cindy Swasey, Char- lene McArthur, Maxine Paddock, Melody Weber, Coach Nancy Reed, Chris Petty, Karon Fenn, Kathy Ciarus. 122 A scramble for the rebound. Blessed with an overwhelming amount of talent, the Girls' Basketball team was able to capture a 20-1 win-loss record. Their only defeat came against Grantsville in a heartbreaking game at the State Tournament. These girls are the best team I have coached so far,” says Coach Nancy Reed, “both offensively and defensively. The three players voted to the Region All-Star Team were: Deanna Gray, Karon Fenn, and Tammie George. 123 Sharon Brown takes a short jump shot, while Tammie George prepares for the rebound. TENNIS 124 Back Row: Charlene McArthur, Susan Kay, Kim Swinburne Front Row: Paula Williams, Deanna Gray, Coach Nancy Reed. Top Row: Melanie Behling, Karon Fenn, Shelly Dilly, Susan Kaye, Karen Barney, Lorene Lake, Michelle Taylor, Miss. Reed, Bottom Row: Tammie George, Sandra Law. Melody Weber, Christine Petty, Lisa Behling, Deanna Gray SOFTBALL Deanna set to swing 125 Top Row: Shelly Bunderson Second Row: Marcia Wright, Nannette Campbell, Nanette Hinkins, Vallene Allred, Julie Lucero Third Row: Tori Collard, Jamie Jensen, Dora Pollaehne Bottom Row: Suzy Wickman, Vicki Jones, Benita Hansen 126 Coach Grace Johansen Shelly Bunderson shows us her form. Benita Hansen and Suzy Wickman show us their stunt. 127 GYMNASTICS Julie Lucero takes time out for a pose. VALEDICTORIANS KATHLEEN GREENLAND, daughter of Leonard and Linda Greenland of Orangeville, was one of the Valedictorians of the 1979 graduating class. Kathleen served as President of the Castle Valley Chapter of the National Honor Society During the past three years in Emery Co. High. Kathleen has been active in Chorus. FHA. and the Pep Club. She has received outstanding Biology. Geology, and English awards. DEANNA GRAY, daughter of Rex and Nina Gray of Ferron. was also Valedictorian of the 1979 graduating class. Deanna served as Studentbody Historian. G.A.A. officer, and F.H.A. officer. During the past three years in Emery Co. High. Deanna has been very active in Girls' Athletics- setting many local and state records in track and field events. She was also a member of the business team and involved in art classes. 130 HONOR STUDENTS Lisa Thomas Loraine Lake 131 Alan Peacock Melody Anderson Louise Peterson Mr. Greenland Advisor Kathleen Greenland President Danette Chapman Vice President Loraine Lake Secretary Deanna Gray Nanette Hinkins Becky Huntington Julie Lucero Becky Shields Myron Singleton Richard Snow Lisa Thomas Ten excited honor students from Eagle Grove, Iowa arrived in Utah April 7 to become part of a domestic student exchange program. They visited places of interest, local businesses, and attended a day at school. We enjoyed these fine, outstanding students and hope that this program will continue in the years ahead. Left to Right: Sue Crosby, Barb Williamson, Lisa Wallentine, Tomajean Sadler, Renee Aadland, Corrine Dierschied, Bob Grandgeorge, Jade Olson. On Stage: Scott Hippen. Marcia Larsen not shown. 132 Sandra Law Reporter Shelly Bunderson Jodi George Tammie George Alan Peacock Dona Petersen Louise Peterson Stewart Ralphs NATIONAL I honor sociFrr I 5 Kelly Wareham Marcia Wright Melody Anderson Mary Sue Chapman Not Pictured Mr. Greenland gives a few words of advice at the National Honor Society Induction Banquet. Lisa Thomas lighting her can- dle at the ceremony. 133 Special Awards ■AJ ACHIEVEMENT Alan Pea- cock LEADERSHIP SONS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION Jamie Cox 134 Departmental Awards ATHLETICS Glenn Ussery ATHLETICS Deanna Gray Tammy George ART Steve Larsen MATH Melody Andersen FFA Kalynn Behling Wade Lemon FHA Liz Harvey. Louise Petersen Mary Sue Chapman JOURNALISM Kalynn Behling ENGLISH Kathleen Greenland GYMNASTICS Nanette Campbell BAND Alan Peacock BUSINESS Jackie Jorgensen Kelly Wareham SOCIAL SCIENCE Jodi George Sandra Albrecht SCIENCE Kathleen Greenland 135 Departmental Awards cont. AUTO Kendall Heaps WOODS Alan Whitaker BUILDING CONST. Robin Ralphs DRAFTING Jim Dresslar Business Teams BACK ROW: Mrs. Huntington, Deanna Gray. Sandra Law. Jackie Jorgensen. Nanette Hmkins, Claudia Fox. Sabrina Behlmg. Nadine Wilberg FRONT ROW: Marian Jensen. Nan Jensen. Richard Snow. Tammie Jones. Kelly Wareham. Margaret Hatch 136 Girls State L to R Louise Petersen, Kelly Wareham, Kathleen Greenland, Tammy George, Jodi George, Sandra Albrecht. Not pictured: Kalynn Behling, Lori Jackson, Marie Van Wagoner, Teresa Bell. Boys State mnvs SMTP j— Boys Stater: Wayne Humphrey 137 140 World Happenings The school year of '78- 79 was an exciting one! In addition to the many school activities that occurred, the events and people of our nation and world made the year significant. We witnessed, for example, an encouraging move toward world peace when the U S. and China opened formal relations, and Egypt and Israel signed a landmark treaty (much to the consternation of other Arab states.) On the opposite side of the peace movement: China invaded North Vietnam, the Shah was disposed in Iran, the infamous Idi Amin was overthrown in the African state of Uganda, and a heated debate took place between the U.S. and Russia over the production of the neutron bomb. On the economic side (which was not bright at all) there was skyrocketing inflation (8.2% for 1978 and continuing to rise into 1979). and the beginnings of a nation-wide gas shortage that revealed itself in California with outrageously long gas lines (gas prices 4 U J w rP sate' 142 Of 79 in Emery County at the end of the school year reached over 80 t a gallon). In December the mass-suicides at Jonestown. Guyana shocked us all. and in March the accident at the nuclear plant at Three Mile Island in Pennsylvania made us wonder about the safe use of atomic power. This year was also the year of the two popes. John Paul I. reigning only thirty days before his untimely death, and Pope John Paul II the first Polish pope in history. Finally. Muhammed All successfully regained his heavyweight title from Leon Spinks; Patty Hearst was pardoned; Superman made his movie debute; the sun did an eclipse for us; three American balloonists successfully crossed the Atlantic: and the world celebrated the 100th Anniversary of Albert Einstein. Truely the year of 78-'79 was a year worth reminiscing about. 143 144 5 i am a person just like anyone else, i have feelings, crying over nothing but sometimes everything- i am part of life which i am trying to live, i am conquering some problems in an endless battle, who cares? i am what i am. 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Cathy: 34 Albrecht. Sandra: 34. 73. 75. 78. 137. 135 Anderson. Melody: 34. 133. 131. 135 Begay. Roger: 34 Behling. Kalynn: 34. 73. 74. 75. 82. 137. 135 Behling. Sabrina: 32. 33. 34. 66. 73. 75. 82. 136 Bell. Karen: 34 Bell. Teresa: 34 Bradbury. Lisa: 34. 75. 76. 78 Brasher. Myrna: 34 Brundage. Barry: 43. 82. 95. 97 Burgess. Don: 34 Campbell. Nannette: 16. 34. 66. 75. 126. 127. 82. 135 Carter. Richard: 34. 74 Chapman. Mary Sue 34. 75. 133. 135 Cooper. Rodney: 34. 70. 106. 108. 110, 111 Cowan. Ron: 34 Cox. Doug: 35 Cox. Jamie: 14. 27. 35. 43. 70. 97. 108. 110. 111. 134 Cox. Shayne: 35 Crandall. Leon: 35 Cranford. Bill: 35 Curtis. Kim: 35. 82 Daley. Michael: 35 Dilley. Shelly: 35. 71. 120. 121. 122. 125 Dresslar. Jim: 35. 82. 136 Fenn. Karon: 35. 71. 73. 120. 121. 122. 125 Fillmore. Wayne: 35 Fox. Laurie: 35 French. Nelson: 35 Fugate. Jim: 35. 70. 76. 93. 106. 108. 118 Fullmer. Kenneth: 35. 42. 70. 76. 106. 107. 8 George. Jodi: 14. 27. 35. 43. 66. 112. 133. 137. 135 George. Tammie: 16. 27. 36. 42. 68. 71. 75. 96. 119. 120. 122. 123, 125. 133. 137. 135 Grange. Therron: 36. 70. 74 Gray. Deanna: 27. 36. 42. 71. 75. 119. 120. 121. 122. 124. 125. 132. 130. 134. 136 Grant. Brent: 36. 113. Ill Greenland. Kathleen: 36. 43. 78. 83. 112. 130. 132. 137. 135 Guyman. Darla: 36 Hansen. Kathy: 36. 79 Hardee. Rick: 36 Harvey. Elizabeth: 5. 32. 33. 36. 75. 66. 73. 82. 97. 135 Harvey. Kerry: 36 Heaps. Kendall: 36. 136 Howard. Marty: 36 Hughes. Michael: 36. 78. 76 Humphrey. Wayne: 27. 36. 43. 70. 82. 94. 106. 8. 114. 137 Huntington. Becky: 36. 82. 132 Ivie. Kip: 36 Jackson. Lori: 37. 75. 137 Jensen. L.D.: 37. 74. 70 Jensen. Nan: 27. 37. 43. 67. 75. 136 Jensen. Phillip: 37 Jensen. Tab: 37. 74. 99 Jerome. Adam: 37 Jewkes. Mike: 37. 82 John. Scott: 37. 70 Johnson. Dorrie: 37. 71. 120. 121. 122 Johnson. Peggy: 37 Jones. Judy: 37 Jones. Richard: 37 Jones. Travis: 37. 73. 83 Jorgensen. Jackie: 37. 135. 136 Jorgensen. Jennifer: 37. 73. 76. 78. 93 Justice. Lane: 37 Justice. Shane: 38. 70. 73. 76. 114. 115 Kirby. Jamie: 32. 33. 38. 75. 73. 78. 83 Kofford. Sherry: 38 Komar. June: 38 Lake. Loraine: 38. 73. 75. 76. 78. 93. 132. 131 Lake. Lorene: 38. 71. 78. 120. 125 Lamb. Tom: 38. 76 Langstein. Roy: 38. 74 Larsen. Kerry: 38. 82 Larson. Phillip: 38 Larson. Steven: 38. 135 Law. Sandra: 27. 38. 43. 71. 73. 75. 97. 98. 134. 136. 120. 119. 125. 133 Lemon. Wade 38. 74. 135 LeRoy. Fred: 38 Lucero. Geno: 38. 42. 70. 112, 116. 117. 110, Ill Lyons. Danny: 38 Mangum. Mark: 39. 114. 115 Maxfield. Gregory: 39 Maxfield. Raeleen: 39 Maxfield. Ross: 39. 93. 76 Maxwell. Richard: 39 Marshall. Diane: 39 Martinez. Jackie: 32. 33. 39. 73. 112 Meredith. Jody Lynn: 39. 78 Miller. Lesa: 39 McArthur. Alan: 39. 74 McCandless. Wayne: 39. 78. 76 Nelson, Valynn: 39. 73 Nielsen. Shane: 39. 79. 81. 136 Owen. Christine: 39 Owens. Jeff: 39 Peacock. Alan: 15. 17. 32, 33. 39. 43. 70. 76. 6. 107. 108. 118. 133. 110. 111. 131. 134. 135 Petersen. Dona: 40. 78. 83. 133 Peterson. Louise: 40. 42. 75. 82. 133. 137. 131 Phillips. Jamie: 40 Pilling. Timmy: 40. 118 Pollaehne. Andrew: 40. 79. 106. 108 118 Potter. Shayne: 40. 73. 116. 117 Price. Karen: 40 Ralphs. Robin: 5. 33. 32. 40. 43. 70. 74. 106. 108. 136 Ratcliff. Jody: 40 Rowley. Ellen: 2. 40 Sanders. David: 40. 78. 76 Scovill. Mike: 2. 32. 33. 40. 70. 116. 117 Selva. Marjorie: 40 Sherman. Clint: 40. 74 Shields. Penny Lee: 40 Sitterud. Jeff: 40 Spears. Vicki: 41. 43. 98. 95 Snow. Linda: 41 Swasey. Sid: 41. 74 Taylor. Michael: 120, 125 Taylor. Michelle: 41. 71 Thomas. Lisa: 14. 27. 41. 42. 75. 66. 94. 97. 98. 132. 133. 131 Tucker. Lorna: 41 Umphenour. David: 41. 42. 70. 96. 114. 115. 108 Ussery. Glyn: 27. 41. 42. 70. 79. 106. 108. 114. 115, 118. 135 VanWagoner. Dana: 41 VanWagoner. Marie: 41 Wareham. Kelly: 41. 75. 82. 107, 133. 137. 135 Watson. Vernon: 41. 70. 107. 108. 114. 115 Whitaker. Alan: 41. 70. 73. 110. 111. 136 Whitaker. Terri Lee: 41 Wilcox. Scott: 41 Wilson. Debbie: 79 Wilson. Martin: 41 Young. Chad: 2. 42. 43. 70. 73. 91. 112. 113. 110. Ill Young. Curtis 42. 114 Young. Karen: 42. 83 160 Juniors Allred. Benny: 46. 74. 70. 81 Atwood. Becky: 46. 79. 132 Atwood. Gaylynn: 46 Atwood. Lindell: 46 Ballow, Troy: 46 Barney. Sandra: 46 Barfield. John: 46. 79 Behling. Lisa: 46. 75 Bowman. Lyle: 46 Brooks. Manfred: 46 Brown. Sharon: 46. 76. 122, 123 Bunderson. Shelly: 44. 45. 46. 53. 68. 73. 76. 126. 133 Burgess. Nora: 46 Cammack. Troy: 46. 74 Campbell. Donald: 46 Carter. Rod: 46 Chapman. Danette: 46. 75. 76. 132 Childs. Darshan: 44. 45. 46. 66. 76 Christensen. Dee: 46. 70. 79. 113. 110 Chynoweth. Ken: 46. 53. 70. 95. 96. 100. 110. 106. 113. 116. 117 Ciarus. Kathy: 47. 120. 122 Collard. Dean. 47 Collard. Tori: 47. 71. 76. 78. 126 Cook. Reed: 47. 79 Cowley. Cydni: 47 Dale. Reggie. 47. 116 Dann. Louise: 47. 73 Davis. Garth: 47 Doan. Martin: 47 Doyle. Tracy. 47 Drage. Sterling: 47 Dunn. Terri: 47 Durham. Billy: 47 Farley. Anita: 2. 47. 75. 76. 107 Fisher. Shelly: 47 Fox. Claudia: 47. 136 Freeman. Cary: 47 George. Michael: 47. 70. 92. 93. 76. 106. 109 Gibb. Tracy: 79 Gordon. Brenda: 47 Gordon. Shelly: 47 Grange. Dean: 48 Gravely. Mary Beth: 48. 72. 73 Gwin. Mark: 48 Hancock. Wade: 48 Hansen. Kyle: 48 Hayward. Nikki: 48. 76 Hmkins. Nanette: 48. 68. 71. 73. 76. 96 100. 126. 132. 95. 134. 136 Hopson. Charlene: 48. 112 Howard. Doris: 48 Humphrey. Carrie: 48. 76 Huntington. Marsha: 44. 45. 48. 53. 66. 76. 100 Huntsman. Michael: 48. 74. 76. 99 Imig. Kevin: 48 Jeffs. Todd: 48. 70. 106. 112, 118. 110 Jenkins. Gordon: 48 Jensen. Adele: 48. 75. 73. 83. 112 Jensen. Donn Vee: 48. 66. 17 Jensen. Jamie: 48. 74. 126 Jensen. Mary: 48 Jerome. Aaron: 48. 93 Jewkes. Derri: 49 John. Clay: 49 Johnson. Kaye: 49 Johnson. Shirla: 49 Johnson. Tylor: 49 Jones. Dale: 49 Jones. Tamara: 15. 49. 136 Jones. Vicki: 49. 68. 76. 126 Jones. Vonda: 49 Kay. Susan: 49. 71. 120. 122. 124. 125 Keele. Kimberly: 49. 72. 73 Keisle. Glennet: 49 Komar. Jimmy: 49. 70. 76 Lake. Belinda: 49 Leamaster. Brett: 49. 70. 79. 100. 113. 118. 81. 110 Lemon. Hallie: 49. 74. 70 Longoria. Sammy: 49. 70. 79. 106. 113. 118. 110 Lott. Barry: 49 Lucero. Julie: 49. 68. 71. 78. 126. 127. 132 Luke. Garth: 49 Majors. Mike: 50. 70. 80 Meilsoe. Claus: 50. 106. 109 Mikkelsen. Yvonne: 50. 73. 78. 83. 93. 17 Miles. Richard: 50. 114 Miller. Christine: 50. 73 Minchey. Lee: 50 Morris. Faith: 50. 93. 92 Mortensen. Kyle: 50. 70. 116 McCandless. Sharon: 50. 93 McKinney. April: 50. 79 Needham. Cassie: 50. 73 Nelson. Brenda: 50. 72. 73 Nelson. Keith: 50 Nelson. Sherree: 50. 75. 72 Nelson. Steven: 50. 73. 79. 118 Nelson. Tracy: 50 Nielson. Diane: 50. 71. 78 Owen. Gary: 50. 79. 93 Osborne. Pamela: 50. 83 Owens. Joanie: 51. 17 Oveson. Marty: 50 Pahl. Robert: 51 Peacock. Bert: 51 Peacock. Todd: 44. 45. 51. 114. 70. 106. 118 Pollaehne. Dora: 51. 71. 83. 126 Powell. Phillip: 15. 51. 76 Pratt. Tina: 51 Puglissa, Tammie: 51 Ralphs. Stewart: 51. 76. 133 Riley. Kelly: 51 Riley. Lori: 51. 73. 76 Rudd. Robert: 51 Russell. Lorrie: 51 Saley. Kristie: 51 Scovill. Michele 16. 51 Scovill. Steven: 44. 45. 51. 70. 100. 116 Shepherd. Pam: 51. 79 Singleton. Myron: 51. 76. 132 Sitterud. Kaye: 51 Snow. Richard: 3. 51. 79. 118. 132. 134 Snow Rick: 52. 114. 115. 60. 106. 109. 116 Staley. Ben: 52 Sundquist. Joe: 3. 52. 70 Tallerico. Eddie: 52. 79. 116 Thompson. Bob: 52. 106. 109 Trexler. Melinda: 52 Tucker. Bonnie: 52 Van Wagoner. Gayleen: 15. 52 Van Wagner. Howard: 52. 93 Van Wagoner. Valerie: 52 Vogrinec. Karl: 52. 106. 109 Ward. Von: 52 Warren. Darlene: 52. 75. 78. 83 Wayman. Joe: 52 Weber. Melody: 52. 71. 120. 119. 122. 125 Wickman. Suzy: 52. 68. 78. 100. 126. 127 Wilberg. Nadine: 2. 44. 45. 52. 53. 67. 107. 136 Wilson. David: 2. 73. 76. 94 Wilson. Elaine: 53. 78. 76 Wilson. Layne: 15. 44. 45, 53. 70. 106 Williams. Kim: 52. 74 Woodward. Brenda: 53 Wright. Marcia: 53. 73. 86. 126. 133 Zwahlen. John: 53. 76 Sophomores Anderson. Kelly: 56. 78. 93 Anderson. Vance: 56. 93. 73 Allred. Vallene: 56. 71. 79. 126 Atwood. Kelly: 54. 55. 56. 76 Ballow. Troy: 74 Barfield. James: 56. 79 Barney. Karen: 56. 120. 71. 122. 125 Bass. Janet: 56. 76 Behlmg. Lisa: 56. 71. 120. 119. 122. 125 Behling. Melanie: 2. 56. 120. 69. 71. 82. 119. 122. 125 Baird. Bill: 56 Belhasen. Terri: 56 Bentley. Troy: 56. 106. 109. 116 Brotherson. Madean: 56. 69. 71. 76. 119 Brown. Deraid: 56. 74 Brunson. Scott: 56 Carroll. Travis: 56 Christensen. Brett: 56. 70. 116 Christensen. Scott: 56 Coulson. LeeAnn: 56. 76 Cox. Gerilyn: 56. 76 Cox. Nancy: 57. 71. 76. 119 Cranford. Deona: 57 Curtis. Blaine: 57 Curtis, Chris: 57 Curtis. LeAnn: 57. 76 DeFriez. Robyn: 57 Dow. Sue: 57. 120. 71. 73. 119. 122 Driggs. Gregg: 57 Duby. Kathy: 57 Duncan. Steve: 57 Fillmore. Sherrie: 57 Fisher. Brenda: 57 Fuller. Kelly: 57 Gardner. Clark: 57. 106. 109. 116 Gaskin. Jim. 57. 74 George. Troy: 54. 55. 57. 70. 106. 109. 116 Grange. Sharon: 57. 76 Greenan. Michelle: 58. 75 Gwm. Eric: 58 Haddenham. Evelyn: 58 Hallock. Scott: 58 Hansen. Bemta: 58. 71. 119. 126. 127 Hansen. Jamie: 58. 71. 122 Hansen. Max: 58 Harvey. Sean: 58 Hatch. Margaret: 54. 55. 58. 76. 136 Hodges. Lisa: 58 Huntington. Vince: 58. 76 Huntsman. Laren: 54. 55. 58. 114. 70. 96. 106. 109. 118 Ivie. Joel: 58. 74 Jensen. Calvin: 58 Jensen. Gordon: 58. 79 Jensen. Marian: 58. 76. 136 Jensen. Tammy: 58 John. Rock: 58 Jones. Greg: 58. 70. 106. 109 Jones. Paul: 58 Jones. Stacey: 59 Jones. Wally: 59. 93. 76. 92 Jorgensen. Kent: 54. 55. 59. 106. 110. 109. 113. 118 Kay. Gordon: 59 Kirby. Steven: 59. 79 Kropf. Leah: 59 Larsen. Gay Lee: 59. 76 Larson. Trena: 59 Law. David: 54. 55. 59. 70. 99. 106. 110. 109. 113. 118 Laws. Nancy: 59. 72 Lewis. Eldon: 59 Lewis. Kathy: 59 Lofley. Robbie: 59 Lund. Kim: 59. 76 Lunt. Shawn: 59 Mangum. J.D.: 59. 74. 70. 106. 109 Marvidikis. Tony: 59. 74 Maxfield. Wayne: 59. 76 Mead. Bliss: 60 Mecham. Martin: 60. 74 Miller. Mckell: 2. 60 Miller. Susan: 60. 69. 96. 93. 92 Mooseman. Boyd: 60 Morlan. Robin: 60. 120. 71. 119. 122 McArthur. Charlene: 59. 120. 71. 119. 122. 124 McElprang, Lori Ann: 59. 71. 78. 79. 122 McKinney. Robyn: 60 Nielsen. Amy: 60. 75. 72. 81 Nielson. Becky: 60 Oliver. Tracy: 60 Olsen. Jimmy: 60 Oveson. Sherrie: 60 Oviatt. Melynnie: 60 Oviatt. Natalie: 60 Patterson. Brian: 60. 70. 76. 106. 109. 118 Pace. Julie: 60 Petty. Christine: 61. 120. 71. 119. 122. 125 Paddock. Maxine: 60. 120. 71. 122 Pahl. Wayne: 60 Peterson. Joyce: 60. 75 Pizzuto. Annette: 61 Potter. Bernadette: 61. 12. 76 Powell. Collette: 54. 55. 61. 76 Price. Ricky: 61 Price. Colleen: 61 Plett. Dale: 61. 93. 92 Pessetto. Paul: 60. 79 Quick. Brady: 61 Reed. Ron: 61. 74 Reid. Gary: 61 Richardson. Norman 61. 70. 106. 109. 113. 116 Riley. Christie: 61 Riley. Kirk: 61 Rowley. Lisa: 61. 74. 76 Rowley. Sherill: 61. 74. 76 Russom. Mark: 61 Scheffler. Ruth: 61. 79 Scoggins. David: 61. 106. 109. 113 Scoggins. Mindy: 61 Skaggs. Steven: 61. 114 Snow. Gina: 3. 62, 69. 76. 78 Snyder. Leslie: 62. 76 Spears. Kristi: 62 Stevens. Kim: 62 Stevens. Stephanie: 62. 71. 76. 119 Stokes. Carla: 62. 74. 71. 119 Stone. Todd: 62 Strong. Colleen: 62. 74 Sundquist. Randy: 62. 114 Swasey. Cindy: 62. 120. 122 Swinburne. Kim: 62. 71. 76. 119. 120. 122. 124 Taylor. Jerome: 62 Thompson. Christine: 62. 76 Truman. Rick: 62. 106. 109 Tucker. Tammy: 62. 72. 113 VanWagoner. Gary: 62. 74 VanWagoner. Jerry: 62 VanWagoner. Kathryn: 62 VanWagoner. Susan: 62 Ward. Patricia: 62 Wardle. Lynn: 52 Ware. Julie: 63. 76 Ware. Wendy: 63. 76 Welch. Toni: 63 White. Demce: 63. 71. 119 Wiemcke. Kim: 63. 74 Willardson, Wendy: 63 Williams. Mark: 63 Williams. Paula: 63. 124 Wilmer. Becky: 63. 74. 76 Wilson. Bruce: 63 Wilson. Becky: 3 Wilson. Kristy: 63 Wilson. Poncho: 63. 74 Wilson. Tona Jo: 63. 72. 71. 119 Wilstead. Marti: 63 Wilstead. Steve: 63. 76 Wilstead. Tracy: 63. 72. 76 Winn. Travis: 63 Wright. Eric: 63. 93. 76 4‘