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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1982 volume:

BLUEPRINT FOR A NEW YEAR 1982 Emery County High School Castle Dale, Utah -UEPRINT FOR A NEW YE Emery High School is going through a construction period this year. We are be- ginning to expand and to grow. The stu- dents of Emery are growing too. We are I constructing our talents, personalities, ideas, and emotions. Day by day, we go through experiences that are helping us to mature and grow. They help to mold us into the person we desire. When a person looks back into his past, he remembers the best things, and all of the happy times he had. We must plan what we want, and make a blueprint of a better year. This yearbook is designed for this purpose. We are designing a Blueprint for a New Year. A. What have you clone now. Spencer Snow??? B. JuNe Freeman concentrates on the perfect serve. C. Reflecting on better DAZE . Sandy Mortenson gazes blankly. D. Miss Carr thinks typing is a Joy. E. Michael Mower giving his opinion to anyone who will listen. 2 Opening BUILDING OUR CHARACTER A B We will always remember the fun times we've had. We'll constantly be reminded of the good, the bad, the laughter, and the tears. There are struggles each of us must go through. The hardest of all, is a person's inner struggles. Yet, as we have all been told, these inner conflicts help to build us, and make a better person out of each of us. A. Brent Hardee at his best. B. Stacey Wilson gets acquainted with Dale Maddson. C. Please J.R.. get off the busill . says Rick Leamaster. D. Margaret Weber to Angela Tuttle. Is this al we get? E. Selina Ratcliff participating. F. Natalie Atwood thinks that Richard Kofford has wonder- ful hands. 4 Opening Openmg 5 COMPLETING OUR DREAMS . . . An architect distinctly places lines onto a piece of paper. To the untrained eye, it looks just like that—a bunch of lines, yet, we all know something beautiful and majestic will emerge. So it is with us, the students of Emery County High School. Our lives, to us, may seem jumbled, but if given time, and the right care, something beautiful, wonderful, and memorable will emerge. This year students are taking classes that will help them to get into a profession of their choosing. We are developing our ideals, emotions, and personal- ities to help us become the person we want to be ... to complete our dreams. This year, our school is being built into a struc- ture that is bigger, nicer, and better than ever before. The students are better than they have ever been. We are combining the physical, intellectual, and emotional parts of the year to make this, the 1981-1982 school year Better Than Ever!!! A. Students show many moods while waiting for the assembly to start. B. Wendy Sitterud all prettied up during Drill Clinic at U.S.U. C. Kim Huntsman and Michelle Wickman cheer no matter what happens. D. Trudy Hansen takes time to smile at the photographer before opening her locker. E. Conn Wood wonders what is in the treat the cheerleaders presented him with. 6 Opening EMERY CO UNTY HIGH SCHOOL FLOOR PLAN HOMECOMING. Homecoming seems to be one of the most exciting events of the school year. This year we started it off with certain dress up days, ranging from fairy tale characters to nerds. This really helped boost our spirits up. Also, the traditional Powderpuff football game was a change. The Juniors made their presence known to the Seniors, by beating them 20-6. This is the first time in several years that the Juniors have come out victorious. The traditional parade was cancelled once again, much to the dismay of the students. The assembly was well performed and a lot of effort was shown. Emery met the Grantsville Cowboys for their Homecoming Game. In spite of the team's tremen- dous efforts, we were defeated 15-9. A lot of effort was shown and appreciated. A. Jerry Cox lets go of the ball B. A Cowboy receiver gets crushed by Bernerd Zwahlen C. Kelly Ballow gains yardage on a running play. D. The Homecoming Royalty- Annette Morley. Cindy Mortenswn, and Sel- ma Cox—make their entrance during the game. E. The cheerleaders cheering the team on. C 10 Homecoming B 12 Homecoming A. Jamee Jewkes and McKette Hinkins pose beside Emery Mining Officials. B. Helping to boost school spirit. Carrie Miller works on a Home- coming poster. C. After an exhausting play. Lorie Cologie takes a time out D. Monroe Magnuson doing his original version of Trees'' E. After a pep talk during half-time, the Seniors enthusiastically run onto the field F. McKette Hinkins. Patricia Snow. Trudy Hansen, and Peggy Jus- tice are dressed as their favorite fairy tale characters Homecoming 13 A ASSEMBLIES Our assemblies have ranged from fun to edu- cational, yet, they always seemed to be interest- ing. The assemblies this year have been different from those we have had in the past. For example, the Brunsen Burners were some exceptional trum- pet players. There were, also, the B.Y.U. Jazz en- semble, and the frisbee experts, and several oth- ers. These weren't our only good assemblies. The assemblies put on by our own student body showed great effort and tremendous potential for the students participating in them. A great amount of work went into our assemblies. Tre- mendous effort, practice, talent, and involve- ment was shown. Each assembly, somehow, has helped us to grow and develop. Assemblies B A The cowboy sings his songs. B. Allisha Price and Mary Jane Enke in a comedy routine C. Performing at the Homecoming Assembly are Rodney Morley. Chad Mead. Gay- land Dugmore. and Steven Niebergall as a Barbershop Quartet. D. After a rigorous dance routine. LaDawn Johansen takes a break on Santa Claus' lap. during the Christmas Assembly E. Thinking their discussing the same subject. Boyd Lake and Wade Peacock only manage to confuse one another even more Assemblies 15 The Odd Couple The contrast between Oscar and Felix in the play, The Odd Couple , sent the audience into fits of laughter several times. The cast portrayed their characters very well. The play, itself, was a real-life situation, so the characters could relate to the incidents. The Drama Department performed the play three nights for the public, and then went on to present it before the student body. It was a great success. This is the club's first year of working with Mrs. Terrie Shoemaker. Some of the members were asked what they thought of her. They stated that she was extremely talented, and knew how to get the job done. We are proud of the efforts that were shown by the cast, and all who worked on the play. They should all be commended for their efforts and the time spent. CAST OF CHARACTERS Louis Johnson David Owens John Jorgensen Kenny Snowball David Hilliard .. Michael Parker LeeAnn Gunn Allisha Price ........Felix Unger ....Oscar Madison ............Murray ............ Speed ...............Roy ............Vinnie Gwendolynn Pigeon .....Cecily Pigeon 16 Play Play 17 Carnival The play Carnival on the outside may have looked like a fun play with no real meaning, but when you really sit and think about it, it had a hidden meaning. It was about the life of people in the fantasy world of carnivals. It re- layed that this often dreamed about life is not what it is worked up to be. The excitement of it is often unreal. Quite often, the people are rejected. In the end of the play, you find that people mask their true feelings. They put up a front of strength, when in reali- ty they are weak. The cast did a great job of portraying their parts. They should be commended for a job well done. They put effort and time into the production. They did a su- per job. 18 Musical CAST OF CHARACTERS Ben Clements ... Paul Alisha Price ... Lilly John Jorgensen ... Marco Mary Jane Enke ... Rosalee Evan Wilson ... Doctor Dale Matson ... Schlego Bridgette Jerome ... Lady Dave Oveson ... Rinaldo Patricia Christensen ... Margarite Tracey Shiben ... Carrot-top John Hiatt ... Horrible Henry Chandra Parker ... Clown Rebecca Winsor ... Clown Claire Maxwell ... Trainer Julie Atwood ... Gretta Louis Johnson ... Tall Man Wendy Wilson ... Siamese Twins Emily Wilson Annene Halliday ... Gypsey Prudence Powell ... Princess Olga Alisa Jo Jones ... Fat Lady Amy Wilson ... Fat Lady DeEtte Hansen ... Lion Gary Diamond ... Tamer Troy Lynn Tucker ... Gypsey Musical !'? Junior Prom 2nd Atten.. Annette Morley, Craig Paterson; Queen: Lisa Peterson; King: Ferd Allred; 1st At- ten.: Gloria Whitaker. Joe Lund. 20 Royalty Homecoming_______Senior 1st Atten Annette Morley. Desmond Wilstead; Queen Cindy Mortensen (Debbie Brown sitting in). King: Conn Wood; 2nd At- ten Selma Cox. David Brown. Preference Rodney Morley. Sophomore. Dale Matson. Senior. Tim Shiben. Junior. 2nd Atten Tracey Shiben. Kirk Brasher. Queen: Cheryl Bass. King Damon Young. 1st Atten.; Amy Wilson. Thomas Ware. Sweetheart 1st Atten : Alisha Price; Queen Claire Maxwell; 2nd Atten Shar- on Larsen Royalty 21 Football The football team was under the direction of James Nelson, Dean Nelson, and Gregg Crook. These men worked hard with the team mem- bers in developing their skills. The team was very dedicated and their en- thusiasm was kept high throughout the year. They kept working hard, even though their re- cord ended up being 3 wins and 6 losses. Several of the members were honored. Among them, Larry Rosquist was named sec- ond-team ALL REGION, and Craig Patterson was named second-team ALL STATE. The guys all learned what it was to suffer a defeat as a team but they also had a taste of victory. They very seldom receive the glory they work so hard for. We are proud of our football team and would like to thank them for their efforts. They spent many hard hours at practice, learning the dif- ferent plays and moves. Coach Crook. Coach Dean Nelson, Desmond Wilstead. Doug Morion. John Hansen. Craig Patterson. Jeff Tucker, Bernerd Zwalen. Spencer Snow, Cory Mortensen. Bernell Holiday. Brain Harris. Adam Gunn, David Brown. Monty Olsen, Coach James Nelson. Coach Pinedo, Mork Deason. Kelly Ballow. Evan Wilson, Boyd Lake. Jerry Cox, Jimmy Wilderson. Eric Luke. Kim Jones, Rick Leamaster. Randy Fletcher. Wade Pellum. Joe Lund. Darren Wood. Shayne Thompson, Larry Rosquist. Jordan Hatch. 24 Football Darren Wood side steps tackier, while Larry Rosquist blocks SENIORS: Bernard Zwahlen. Spencer Snow. Mark Deason. Bryan Harris. Eric clown field Luke. Jerry Cos. Jimmy Willardson. Wade PeHum. Darren Wood. Shayne Thompson. Larry Rosquist. Kely Ballow. Just won't go down. Football 25 Monty Olsen. Bernell Holiday. David Joyner. Jeff Tucker. Evan Wilsen. Jeff Barney. Paul Jensen. Brent Hardee. David Brown. Jordan Hatch. Coach Pinedo. Doug Morion. Adam Gunn. Blaine Peterson. Kim Jones. Desmond Wilstead. Mike Deason. Cory Mortensen. Rick Leamaster. Joe Lund. Boyd Lake. Lonnie Summers. Randy Fletcher. Troy Blackburn. Ed Harris. Football 27 Volleyball This was a Great year for volleyball at Emery High. The Lady Spartans had a record of 'll wins and 6 losses. They took 1st place at the region tournament and 2nd place at the Grand County Tournament. They went on to place 6th in the state. Miss Reed was very proud of her girls. They were totally dedicated to practice and worked very hard to develop their skills. Kaylene Truman was named the Outstand- ing Player. She worked hard and gave the team a lot of spirit. Congratulations to all these girls for the fine way they represent our school. A Kaylene Truman spiking the ball B Karen Neilson and Shuree Harrison blocking a spike C Margaret Weber setting the ball D. The Senior members - Angelo Tuttle and Marga- ret Webef C 28 Voleyball D Emery... 13-15, 15-3, 15-12 ....San Juan Emery. .11-15, 7-15............Monticello Emery... 15-2, 15-1........North Sanpete Emery... 15-3, 10-15, 3-15 .........Grand Emery... 15-7, 15-7.............San Juan Emery... 10-15, 15-7...........Monticello Emery... 15-10, 9-15, 12-15 ....Altamont Emery... 15-6, 15-13 ..............Grand Emery... 7-15, 15-10, 15-10 ....Altamont Natali© Atwood. Brenda Mortensen. Shuree Harrison. Lisa Caldwell. Diane VanWagoner. Kaisa Mortensen. Angela Tuttle. Margaret Weber. Karen Neilson. Kaylene Truman. Carolyn Gary. Coach Nancy Reed Volley bal 29 A. Where did the ball go??? B. Kaylene Truman sets the ball. C. A powerful bump by Lisa Cald- well. D. Miss Reed watching the volley- ball team win again E. Carolyn Gray stuffs it. GROUP SHOT Christine Tucker, Patty Everett, Kaylene Truman. Natalie Atwood. Shuree Harrison. Lisa Cald- well VoBeybaH 31 Basketball The Varsity Basketball team had a good year. They had 7 wins and 11 losses. Although the defeats over-powered the winnings, we took -1st place in the Region. We then went on to State where we didn't do quite as well. We lost 2 consecutive games, which put us out of the competition. Two members were honored for ALL STATE. Darren Wood was chosen for the second team, and Flint Harrison was chosen for the first team. Three players were honored for ALL REGION. Shanon Johnson was chosen, along with Darren Wood and Flint Harrison. Joe Lund. Coach James Nelson. Shannon Johnson. Lewis Johnson, Durt DeFriez. Kelly Farnsworth, Flint Harrison. Conn Wood. Chad Mead Coach Dean Nelson. Joey Ward. Darren Wood, Evan Wilson. Jerry Cox. Boyd Lake. John Hansen. Blaine Peterson. Managers: Kerry Day. Cory Arnold. Mikael Mower. Steven Niebergall 32 Basketball Basketball 33 SENIORS: Conn Wood. Darren Wood. Kelly Farnsworth. Jerry Cox. Flint Harrison. Shannon Johnson A. Darren Wood gets a two and one shot B. Conn Wood shoots over three defenders C. Time out for a defensive adjustment. D. Flint shoots under pressure A D A. Emery gets the tip B Joe Lund eyes the basket C. Ryan Baker out maneuvers defensive for a shot. D. The team screens for a good shot. 34 BasketbaN Emery Emery Emery Emery Emery Emery Emery Emery Emery Emery Emery Emery Emery Emery Emery Emery 30-19...........South Sevier 38-13.................Payson 47-32 ..............Altamont 58-18...............Altamont 36-31 ..........Green River 53- 18.................Moab 52-44..............Richfield 36- 12..................San Juan 37- 24 ........Green River 66-26 ..........Green River 66-26 ............Monticello 36-17...............Altamont 41-17...................Moab 33-24 ............San Juan 47-34 ................Morgan 54- 28 ..........Monticello Joe Lund. Ryan Baker. Lewis Johnson. John Hansen. Ryan Young, Jeff Thomas. Chad Mead. Coach Dean Nelson. Joey Ward. Bobby Cooper. Evan Wilson. Curt DeFriez. Boyd Lake. David Brown. Blaine Peterson Basketbal 35 Basketball The Girls Basketball had a super year this year. The J.V. team finished the season with a 15 0 record. The Varsity had 14 wins and 5 losses as their record. Once again, we took 1st place in the region. We took 5th in State. This gave us the consola- tion. The girls have worked hard this year in both practice and the games. Miss Reed has done a tremendous job of coaching the girls. The team loves and respects her. She has built up the girls individually and as a team. We would like to commend the girls for a super job. We would also like to thank them for their dedication and great effort. a TEAM Kaisa Mortensen. Angela Rinaldi. Angela Tuttle. Coach Reed. Karen Nelson. Carolyn Gray. Janice Byars. Sandra Anderson. Kaylene Truman. Lynnette Jenkins. Lori Jones. Jodie Hansen. Kristine Tucker, Shuree Harrison. Natalie Atwood. Lisa Caldwell 36 Basketball A Gray with a jump shot. B. Kaylene is up for the jump C. Carolyn shoots from th© foul bne. D. Coach Reed gives some final odvice. C 38 Basketball Emery Emery Emery Emery Emery Emery Emery Emery Emery Emery Emery 36-21 Moab 42-45 .............San Juan 57-26 ............Monticello 46-38 .............Altamont 61-64 .............Richfield 59-28 Green River 57-31 ................Payson 44-31 .................Piute 63-42 .................Moab 55-25 Green River 36-35 .................Moab Basketball 39 Cheerleaders A This year, the cheerleaders did a great job in boosting up our school spirit, They led us in several Pep Assemblies and in all the games. They came up with new ideas for each of the assemblies. They spent several hours of hard practice in order to get the cheers learned and perfected to the point where they could perform them. Cheerleaders add excitement to a success- ful game, and hope and determination to a game when we're behind. We would like to thank the cheerleaders for all the help and support that they give to the school. They did a fine job this year. We are proud to have them for our cheerleaders, and to represent our school. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: Sharon Jones, Annette Jorgensen. Kim Huntsman. Patricia Snow. Carrie Miller. Rebecca World Trudy Hansen, headcheerleader. Peggy Justice. 40 Cheerleaders JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: Lanean Luke. Michele Wickman. Selma Cox. Trudie Magnuson. Kim Strong A. Headcheerleader Trudy Hansen, getting orga- nized before a pep assembly. B. Building sprits during a time out. Carrie Miller cheers the team on. C. Selma Cox getting ready to do a hoedown dance in a pep assembly. Cheerleaders 41 Wrestling A The wrestling team had a pretty good sea- son this year. Several of the team members placed at the Region Tournament. The mem- bers who placed 1st are: David Owens, Spen- cer Snow, Kurt Brasher, and Ferd Allred. Spen- cer Snow also placed 1st at the Northern State Qualifying Meet. Six wrestlers went to State. These were: Kurt Brasher, Scott Thomas, J.J. Gibb. David Owens, Spencer Snow and Ferd Allred. Spencer Snow was the only Emery Wrestler who placed at State. He took second in his weight. J. J. Gibb. Coach Crook. Spencer Snow. Cory Mortensen. Scott Thomas, Ferd Allred. Kurt Brasher. Jordan Hatch. Mike Peacock 42 Wrestling J.J Gibb. Scott Thomas. Spencer Snow. Ferd Allred. Kurt Brasher A. Ferd Allred wrestling at state. B Spencer Snow waits for the ready, wrestle signal. C. Another pin for Emery. Wrestling 43 D Emery 35-22 Altamont Emery 28-27 Monticello Emery 28-30 Monticello Emery 26-38 San Juan Emery 36-30 Moab Emery 36-30 San Juan Emery 23-31 Juab Emery 15-36 Wasatch Emery 16-39 Moab Emery 13-43 Moab Emery 21-39 Carbon Wrestling 45 Gymnastics Laura Sunstrom. Cindy Elsbury. Jamie Crum, Myrna Umphenour. Carrie Miller. Lynnette Richardson, Janet Wright, Rebecca World, Laura Weeks, Gloria Jones, Jennifer Wiswell, lorie Dye Under the instruction of Mrs. Grace Johansen, the gymnastics team did well this year. They attended 7 meets. They placed 3rd at the Union meet, 4th at the Duschene meet, 2nd at the Richfield meet, and 3rd at the Park City meet. Four of the team members qualified and went to State: Lorie Dye-Floor Ex., and on the beam: Laura Weeks, Jennifer Wiswell, and Myrna Um- phenour. None of these girls placed, but they all did an excellent job. Mrs. Johansen is really proud of her team. They are willing to learn their routines and to strive for perfection. Six of her outstanding students are - Lorie Dye, Myrna Umphenour, Laura Weeks, Jen- nifer Wiswell, Carrie Miller, and Lynnette Richard- son. Grace Johansen, Instructor A Lorie Dye doing a tront somey-walk out B Lynnette Richardson on the bars C. Laura Weeks dismounting from the beam 46 Gymnastics Rodeo The Emery County High School Rodeo Club participated in 23 rodeo's this year in the State of Utah. This took a lot of practice and hard work on the part of the club members. They took many falls and got many bruises getting ready for these events. This year the State Rodeo is June 16-19. There are six students that qulified for this Ro- deo- Mike Behling, Mike Allred, Kash Winn, Hank Neilson, Todd Allred and James Sherman. This year's officers were Mike Behling as Presi- dent, and Mike Allred as Vice-president. These officers have a tremendous duty. They need to make sure all the contestant's names are sent in to the rodeo grounds so that they can draw out the horse, bull, etc. that they are to ride. We'd like to thank the rodeo club for all of their efforts. They work hard and need to be commended for their dedication. A. Mike Allred finishing his ride on ''Shorty '. B James Sherman at the Grantsville Rodeo B C. Todd Allred in the State Finals. A 48 Rodeo ft ft ■d Rodeo 49 Mike BehHng. Hank Nelson. Scot Eden. Mel Marshall. Mr. Johansen. Mike Allred. John Wilson, James Sherman. Roger Anderson. Kash Winn, Torey Jones. Corrinne Stokes. LaDawn Johansen. Troy Blackburn, Cory McFarland. Hans Hansen. Todd Allred. Darren McFarland. Baseball A The Baseball Team has done extremely well this season. They worked under the direction of Coach Pinedo, Coach Crook and Coach Nel- son. They are certainly proud of the team. They worked hard this year trying to perfect their skills both on the field and in batting. Their efforts have really paid off. They have a record of 11 wins and 5 losses. They went to the State Finals at B.Y.U. and placed 1st. The team practiced and worked hard. We are proud to have them representing our school. Often the baseball team doesn't get the recognition they deserve for their efforts. To them, it seems that there is more work than glory. But, we would like to thank them for all of their time and efforts. Lane Larson. Shayne Thompson. Jerry Cox. Spencer Snow, John Hansen, Craig Patterson, Monty Olsen, Coach Pinedo, Ferd Allred, Cory Mortensen, Buddy Peterson. Arthur Macaurthor, Evan Wilsen. Wade Pellum, Ed Harris. Doug Morion, Wayne Huntington, Howie Shorthill, J.J Gibb, Eric Luke, Rodney Morley. S0 Basebd« 2A STATE CHAMPS! A. Buddy at bat B Jerry Cox eyeballs the deep left field fence C. Runners advance with a two base hit D. Spencer scores on a wild throw to third. BasebaH 51 Track Kaylene Truman, Janice 8yars, Julie Freeman, Carolyn Gray. Angela Rinaldi, Annette Snow, Margaret Weber. Karen Burton Lorie Jones, Natalie Atwood. Kristine Tucker, Lisa Caldwell, Sandra Anderson During Athletics, you can know for a certain- ty that when track season comes along, the girls will be running and exercising — trying to get into condition for the upcoming events. Our track team had an excellent year this year. They were a strong team and had depth in every event. They won 9 out of 14 meets and went on to State. Karen Nelson was named the most outstand- ing girl on the team. Her events include the 100 meter, 200 meter, 400 meter runs, the medley- relay, and the long jump. There are 2 Senior members on the team that will be graduating this year. Margaret We- ber runs the 200 meter and all 3 of the relays. Angela Rinaldi runs the 100 meter hurdles, the High Jump, the mile relay and the 300 meter hurdles. 52 Girls Track The track team had a good year this year. Coach James Nelson was really proud ot their efforts and accomplishments this season. The team placed at all the major track meets. This led them onto their way to the State Meet where they took 4th place. Coach Nelson was proud of each of the members. But, he says that his most outstand- ing athlete is Kelly Farnsworth. The 880 run, shot-put, and discus throw are the events Kelly participates in. He placed at State in all three events. Track is basically an individual sport. No other team mate can do the running for you. Maybe this is why it is such a complicated and de- manding sport. It puts a lot of pressure on the participants because it is so individualized. Coach James Nelson. Flint Harrison. Kelly Farnsworth, Kelly Ballow. Bernerd ZwaNyn. Joe Lund. Kurt DeFriez. Wade Peacock. Louis Johnson, Boyd Lake. Allan Johnson. Coach Dean Nelson. Kirt Neilson. Boys Track 53 Drill Team A The Drill Team did a super job this year for the half-time entertainment at the home football and basketball games. Few people realize the dedication and hard work that the girls put into this organization. There are early morning practices that must be attended and they often times continue their practices in each individual home. The girls have realized what it takes to make up a team. Although they realize that they must perform well individually, they also know that if they don't work well with their team members, the drill is not a success. The girls worked hard this year. They placed 2nd in the Region Meet. They also drilled at the State Basketball games and did a great job. We are proud of our Drill Team this year. We would like to commend them for their efforts and dedication. 56 Drill Team Barbara Grant. McKette Hinkins. LaDawn Johansen. Annette Snow. Sharon Larsen. Lynette DeBos. Myrna Umphenour. Cheri Huntsman. Cheri Thomas. Selina Ratcliff. Janell Gordon. Debbie Brown. Christy Farley. Julie Elsbury. Tracey Shiben, Annette Morley. Jamee Jewkes. Dawn Shoemaker. Debbie Larsen. Drill Team 57 A. The drill team showing excitement after winning a superior tro- phy at clinic during the summer. B The drill team performing a Christmas novelty drill. C. Doing a drill to You Make My Dreams Come True , is Stacee Pizzuto D. Some members at competition. GAA Gloria Jones. Laura Sundstrum. Julie Ward. Cindy Elsbury. Jamie Crum. Kaisa Patty Evert. Shuree Harrison. Lori Jones, Janis Byars. Jodi Hansen. Brenda Mortensen. Lori Dye. Myrna Umphenour. Sandra Anderson. Carolyn Gray, Kaylene Truman. Natalie Atwood. Diane Van Wogoneer. Lisa Caldwell. Karen Nelson, Magaret Weber. Angeal Rinaldi. Angela Tuttle, Lynette Jenkins. Miss Reed. Mrs Johansen. Lettermen Boyd Lake. Joe Lund. Craig Patterson. J.J Gibb. Jerry Cox. Mike Davis. Eric Luke. Cory Mortensen. Bernell Holiday. Desmond Wastead. Darren Wood. Flint Harrison. Kelly Farnsworth. Randy Fletcher. Spencer Snow. Howie Shorthill. Conn Wood, Cory Arnold. Jack Funk. Bernerd Zwalen. David Owens. John Hansen. Kurt Brasher, Evan Wilsen. Mark Deason. Kelly Ballow. Shannon Johnson. Ferd Allred. Scott Thomas. Shayne Thompson. Jimmy Wilderson. Monty Olsen. Wade Pellum, Wade Peacock, Coach James Nelson 58 G.A.A.. Lettermen Business Team McKette Hinkins. Brenda Cranford. Barbara Grant. Dawnette Allred. Peter Johanson. Shelly Stoker. Sharon Larsen. Jodie Crum. Cheryl Bass. Trudy Hansen. Lori Dye. Janet Hickenlooper. Dawn Aker. Sharon Fillmore. Kim Grange. Cheri Huntsman. James Jewkes. Annette Jorgensen. Cheri Thomas. Pam Force. Alaina Dugmore Once again, Emery County's business team placed first in the Region Competition. We have a super good Business Team. The girls that placed are: SHORTHAND I- 1st place, Lorie Dye, 2nd, Annette Jorgensen, 4th-Sharon Fill- more. SHORTHAND II- 1st place, Jamee Jewkes, 3rd-Barbara Grant, 5th-Jodi Crum TYPE 1-1 st- Shelly Staker, 4th-Alaina Dugmore, TYPE ll-2nd- Cherie Thomas, 4th-Janet Hickenlooper, 5th- Lorie Dye. These girls each deserve credit tor their ef- forts. They spent long hours practicing and working on these skills. It didn't come easy! Business 59 Drama The Forensics Department, under the direction of Mrs. Terrie Shoemaker had a great year. They worked hard and their efforts paid oft. They placed 1st at the Region Meet. They were very proud of this accomplishment. Three of the members placed at State. Allisha Price took 2nd in Impromptu Speaking, Tracey Shiben placed 1st in Extemporaneous Speaking, and David Owens took 2nd in Extemporaneous Speaking. The team as a whole, took 7th. Mrs. Shoemaker is over this department. She says that the students all performed excellently in the competitive events. She feels proud of the kids and she knows that they deserved the hon- ors and ratings they received. We also are proud of this team. They deserve to be commended for the honor and the name they bring our school. State Qualifiers Roxanne Randall, Jenny Wissinger. Allisha Price. Leann Gunn, Tonja Minchey. Steven Spencer. Peter Johansen, Gary Diamond. Cherie Thomds. Aneen Hdlliddy. Chandra Chapman. David Owens, Tracy Shiben. Sharon Larsen, Mrs Shoemaker. Karen 8urton. David Owens, DeEtte Hansen, Michael Mower, Debbie Larsen 60 Forensics Forensics Prudence Powell, Allisa Jo Jones, Amy Wilson. Louis Johnson, Janet Wayman. Emily Wilson, David Owens, Allisho Price. John Hyatt. John Parker. Gary Diamond, Patricia Christensen, Janna Wright, Aneen Halliday, Pam Davis, Trey Shiben, Kirk Tueller. Mrs. Shoemaker. LeAnn Gunn, April Jerome, John Jorgensen. DeEtte Hansen, Mary Jane Enke, David Hilliard. Once again the Drama Department of our High School did a great job of representing our school. They performed a play The Odd Cou- ple and a musical Carnival . They did a super job. The students have shown great enthusiasm. Mrs. Terrie Shoemaker was hired this year to be the director. She has tremendous talent. She has helped the Department grow in several areas. The students enjoy working with her and feel she has helped tremendously. The Drama has accomplished a lot this year. Some of these include: 1st place in the Region Meet, and 8th place in State. Some of the students who received Superior ratings at State include: Bridgette Jerome- Hu- morous Reading, and Jana Wright- Monoact. State Qualifiers Drama 61 The Symphonic Band played in several con- certs this year. They were very successful in their meets, festivals, and concerts. They received a 1 -I- at the Region Meet. This is the highest score possible. They also took 1st place in the 3 A division. They outscored ALL bands in ALL categories in this meet. We are very proud to have the band repre- senting our school. They held several early morning practices to accomplish what they have. Some of the individual accomplishments in- clude: Superior awards at State- Amanda Mor- tensen. The Brass Sextet- Amanda Mortensen, Steven Spencer, John Jorgenson, Tracy McCuistion, John Hansen, and Marilyn Van Wagoner. Allisha Price, and Elise Wilson also received Superior ratings. Instructor- Mr. Bacon Piccolo’s- Cherie Huntsman Flutes Annette Jorgensen Patricia Snow Niomi Gregerson Gloria Whitaker Laura Sundstrom Tammy Hyatt Janet Terrie Miller Kristie Behling Margaret Weber Tammy Farnsworth Sharon Larsen Katherine Pilling Bassoons Annette Snow Heidi Magelby Oboe LaDawn Johansen ;inets oe Wilson Becky Herring Janet Hickenlooper Annette Morley Debbie Larson Amy Wilson Caroline Jorgensen Shelly Staker Trudi Hansen Miriam Jorgensen Carolyn VanWagoner Joy Carr Margarite Mower Alaina Dugmore Francine Leonhart Glen Herring Bass Clarinets Sharon Fillmore Nina Jo Behanan Carolyn Gray Valerie Seely French Horns Kaisa Mortensen Natalie Atwood John Jorgensen Dave Ovesen Monroe Magnuson Alto Saxophone Janel Gordon Pam Force Patricia Jorgensen Don Medford Tenor Saxophone Randy Fletcher Jeff Tucker Barry Sax David Owens Coronets Spencer Hansen Peter Johansen Steven Spencer Allen Larson Tracy Rowley Pete Davis Kim Jones Desmond Wilstead Trumpets Boyd Lake Bernerd Zwahlyn Amanda Mortensen Trombones Brian Oveson John Hansen Kerry Day Rodney Morley Gayland Dugmore Jack Funk Steven Neibergall Spencer Snow Euphoniums Marilyn VanWagoner Wayne Huntington Tubas Tracy McCuistion Scott Vincent Greg Edwards Percussion Chad Mead Prudence Powell Brian Edwards Selma Cox Cory Arnold Band 63 Jazz Band The Jazz Band added greatly to the spirit and support of our school. They played at the home games, assemblies, and concerts. They pepped up our spirits by playing a large selec- tion of music. The students screamed and cheered along with the band throughout our home games and assemblies. It takes a great amount of practice to have a band as great as ours is. We really appreciate their time spent. The Jazz Band received a superior rating at the B.Y.U. Jazz Festival. They received 1's at both the Region and State Festivals. They bar- ely missed taking State by 1 point out of 150. They did a tremendous job of representing our school. Dale Matson, Amanda Mortensen. Boyd Lake. Bernerd Zwalen. Brain Edwards. Wayne Huntington, Brain Heaps, Gayland Dugmore, Brain Oveson. Rodney Morlay. John Hansen. Elise Wilson, Cheri Huntsman, Teri Miller. Hedi Magleby. Rdndy Fletcher. LdDdwn Johnson, Sharon Fillmore. Jeff Tucker. David Owens 64 Jazz Band Chorus This year the Choir was under the direction of Mr. Pinedo. He has done an excellent job of leading the choir into a first place at the Region Meet. The choir sings a variety of music. They are very entertaining to listen to. We have a very good choir this year. They are willing to work for the glory they receive. We are really proud of our choir. They have done a great job in representing our school. Mr. Pinedo has worked hard in the improvement of our choir. He is a great instructor. The students enjoy working under him. He is a fun and inter- esting teacher. Three of his outstanding students include Ben Clements. He received a 1 at Region, and a 2+ at State. Allisha Price received a 1 at Re- gion, and a 2 at State. John Jorgenses re- ceived a 1 at Region, and a 2- at State. Ke«y Aman. Anita Shephard. John Jorgensen. Leroy Shepard. Ben Clemet, Craig Patterson. Curt DeFriez. Evan Wilson. Joe Lund. Kerry Day, Monty Olsen. Prudence Powell. Mr. Pinedo. Sherry Shelly. Lanean, Luke. Jana Wright. Susan Price. Charlotte Macgiven. Bridgette Jerome Mckette Hinkms. Amy Wissinger. Jenny Wissinger. Troy Lyn Tucker. Cindy Salsetti. Stacy Co . Eiko Otsoka. Selma Cox. Patrica Snow Gloria Whitaker. Julie Ward, Julie Elsberry. Gorio Jones. Nina Jo Behiun, Valerie Seely. 66 Chorus Spanish Club Mr. Peacock (teacher). Ryan Young. Terry Medford. Glen Neilson. Mike Behling. Jack Robertson. Ed Harris. Mr Pinedo (teacher). Chuch Humphrey. Renee McKinney. Micki Jacobson. Charollete McGibben. Nancy Owens. Marci Ballow. Patricia Christen. Susanne Fox. Bryan Harris. Marilyn Van Wagoner. Dawn Lucas. Lori Cologie. Stacy Wilson. Tammy Hyatt. Jana Wright. Kim Peterson, Kash Winn. Julie Elsbury. Wendy Sitterud. Gloria Jones. Jamie Crum. Shayne Thompson, Eric Luke. -------------------------French Club-------------------- David Joyner. Kim Almond. Lee Stevenson. Darren Fox. Wade Pellum. Tina Carman. Jim Langstein. Russel Oakerson. Howard Wiliams. John Hyatt. Chandra Chapman. Brian Oveson. Doris Cook. Suzanne Fox. LeAnn Gunn. Trulene Tuttle, Marci Ballow. Stacy Cox. Dean Nielson (teacher). Wendy Rice. Kelly Hart. Patrica Jorgensen. Shaunnie Price. Marilyn Van Wagoner. Debbie Schade, Layna Scovil. French And Spanish 67 F.H.A. The FHA had an active year this school year. They spent many early mornings planning events for the year. DeEtte Hansen. Stacy Wilson, and Mrs. Wild attended the National FHA Convention in San Francisco. They learned different ideas and had an enjoyable time. Some of the FHA's activities include: a teach- er's luncheon. Girl's Choice Dance, an Impact Process Skit, region planning meeting. National Family Week, Student Body Week, Healthy Ba- bies Week, Teacher appreciation Week, and they helped the FFA with the Sweetheart Ball. The members of the FHA learn to be home- makers. They learn about children, sewing, cooking and other things that can be helpful to these prospective Homemakers. B 68 FHA c Amy Wilson. Patty Pahl. Cynita Day. Tammy Hyatt. Debbie Schade. DeEtte Hansen. Kristine Tucker. LaDawn Johansen. Cherie Huntsman. Cheryl Bass. Mrs Wild. Loretta Shomaker. Gaylynn Williams. Sherry Shelly. Alisa Jo Jones. Debbie Larsen. Janell Gorden. Layra Wilson. Christy Farley. Corinne Stokes. Stacy Wilson. Marguarite Mower. Patricia Christensen. Dashai Guyman. Kristine Everett. Peggy Justice. Sheelly Staker. Kaylene Truman. Elise Wilson D A. Mr KiHpack. Janell Gordon, and Stacy Wilson pre- senting the winning cakes of a cake auction. B DeEtte Hansen and Christy Farley doing what they do best. C. Cara Minnie setting up a table to eat on. D. FHA Officers- Gaylynn Williams. Loretta Shomaker. Laura Wilson. Satcy Wilson. Alisa Jo Jones. Christy Farley. Cara Minic. Janell Gordon. Mrs WHs. DeEtte Hansen. FHA 69 FFA The FFA this year has worked really hard this year in increasing the students' knowledge of Agriculture and leadership. An active member of the FFA is involved in judging contests and other various activities of the FFA. Some of these include - The Sweet- heart Ball, Annual FFA Awards Banquet, The State Convention, and several more. Some of the judging teams include: PARLIAMENTARY PROCEDURE - Linnette Deltas. Kash Winn, Wayne Huntington, Mike Behling, Cin- dy Elsbury, Tracy McCuistion, and Dawn Sho- maker. LIVESTOCK - Kash Winn, Wayne Huntington, Hank Nelson, Clark Atwood. DAIRY CATTLE - Linnette Deltas, Lonny Summers, Brooks Bradbury, and Russell Cranford. PUBLIC SPEAKING - Linnette Deltas EXTEMPORANEOUS SPEAKING - Kash Winn Pam Greenon. Tonie Burnsides. Lonny Summers. Mike Behling. Terry Medford. Carl Thompson. Tammy VanWagoner. Linnetfe Delos. Dawn Shoemaker. Cindy Elsbury. Bobby Hancock. Doug Morion. Kelly Sallow. Darren Jensen. Tracy McCuisten. Clark Atwood. Brooks Bradbury. David Young. Mr Dellos. Corrinne Stokes. Cody Gremel. Wayne Huntington. Terrie Maki Kash Winn Hank Nielsen. Russel Cranford. Cody Winn. 70 FFA A. State Delegates; Linnette Dellos and Daw Shomaker. B Cody Gremel. Kash Winn, and Wayne Hun- tington were Delegates to the national con- vention in Kansas City. OFFICERS: Mr Dellos. Advisor; Corrinne Stokes, Sentinat; Cody Gremel. Reporter; Wayne Huntington. Treasurer; Tonie Burn- sides. Secretary. Terrie Maki. Vice President. Kash Winn. President FFA 71 Newspaper This year, the Newspaper Staff has been suc- cessful in their production of the school paper. A great amount of work goes into the writing of the articles in the paper. Each one takes careful planning, writing, and some require interviews. This all takes time and dedication. We appreciate the interest the Newspaper Staff has in the welfare of the school. They ex- press interest through their columns of advice, facts and news of school events. Claire Maxwell - Editor Alisha Price Pamela Spencer Newspaper 73 Kim Almond Yearbook This year, the Yearbook Staff put a lot of work in fhe planning and production of the yearbook. Together, we have tried to build a book that represents this years students and their activities. You. as the students, will use this book many times in years to come while you are reminiscing and reflecting on the past. The Yearbook Staff has devoted many hours of fheir time in the creation of this book. The staff has worked very hard and hope you're as pleased with the results as we are. Diane Brown-Editor Debbie Brown- Activities and Hon- ors Editor Monroe Magnuson- Assistant Ad- vertising Editor Lynette Dellos- Copy Editor Stacy Wilson - Photographer Barbara Grant- Advertising Editor Wendy Rice- Photographer Yearbook 75 Division Page 7 Valedictorian Amanda Marie Mortensen was born on Oc- tober 2. 1964 in Provo, Utah. She is the daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Kendall and Geraldine Mor- tensen. She is the oldest of 4 children. She has 1 younger sister, and 2 younger brothers. Amanda plays the trumpet and does ex- tremely well. She enjoys reading and writing letters. She was the Sterling Scholar nominee in Social Science. She enjoys school. She espe- cially likes English, History, and Music. She has been on the Honor Roll every term since 7th grade. She received the Outstanding Brass Soloist Award 3 years in a row. This year she was the Brassman of the Year and she received the Master Musician Award. Amanda was the Student Body President this year. She was also Junior Vice-President last year. She has been in the National Honor Soci- ety 3 consecutive years. She plans to attend Snow College and major in either Education or Computer Science. She is active in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter- day Saints. LaDawn Johansen is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Craig and Jonnie Johansen. She was born on May 3, 1964 at Logan, Utah. She presently lives in Castle Dale and has lived there most of her life. She is the oldest of 7 children. She has 3 brothers and 3 sisters. She enjoys playing piano, saxophone, and the oboe. She is also interested in riding horses in rodeos and on the farm. She likes to read and enjoys dancing. LaDawn is a member of the band. Jazz Band, Drill Team, and Rodeo Club. She won the Re- gion Debate Meet and participated in the State Forensics Meet. She was also a Sterling Scholar nominee in the General Area and re- ceived the Master Music Award. LaDawn has plans of entering B.Y.U. on a Presidential Scholarship and she may major in Music. 78 Honors Salutatorian Honor Students J.J. Gibb Steven Wilkiams Barbara Grant Trudy Hansen Honors 79 Honor Society The Honor Society had an active year this year. The school administration asked them not to exchange students this year. But this didn't hold them back! They held an initiation breakfast for all the new members. The members who were al- ready in the Society went to the new mem- bers' homes and took them to breakfast in their pajamas. They had fun doing this. The Honor Society also held an Induction Banquet. This is the time when the new mem- bers pledge to uphold the standards. They prove themselves by maintaining high scholas- tic standings, keep high morals and a strong character. They promise to conduct them- selves in a way that no dishonor would be brought to themselves, the school, their par- ents, family or country. They endeaver to be- come a leader, and to serve the community and country in any way possible. NOT PICTURED; Patricio Jorgensen and Janell Gordon LaVar Leonhardt Advisor. Mary Jane Enke, President Steven Williams, Vice Amy Wilson. President Secretary Alisa Jo Jones, Reporter Cheryl Bass Chandra Chapman EBse Wilson Amanda Mortesen LaDawn Johansen Angela Tuttle Trudy Hansen Margaret Weber Trulene Tuttle 80 Honor Society McKette Hinkins Jennifer Wiswell Marilyn van Wagoner Cherie Huntsman Cory Arnold Lynette Jenkins Lorie Dye Annette Jorgensen Nancy Umphenhour John Hyatt Shelly Stoker Kerry Day Kash Winn Valerie Seely Danny Radeke Annette Morley Annette Snow John Hanson Honor Society 81 Special Awards ACHIEVEMENT: ESs© WHson CITIZENSHIP: Amanda Mortenson DANFORTH: Cheryl Bass DANEORTH Conn Wood STERLING SCHOLAR: Elis© Wilson. 1st Music STERLING SCHOLAR: Trudy Hansen. 2nd Business 82 Special Awards Department Awards • ART Margaret Weber • AUTO Lewis Allen Steven Williams • ATHLETICS Jerry Cox Angela Tuttle • BAND Elise Wilson Amanda Mortensen • BUSINESS Jamee Jewkes Trudy Hansen • CHORUS Ben Clements • CRAFTS Larry Ciet • DRAMA Allisha Price David Owens • DRAFTING Brian Heaps • ELECTRONICS Lee R. Stevenson • ENGLISH Brian Edwards • FFA Kash Winn • FHA Alisa Jo Jones • MATH Scott Thomas Barbara Grant LaDawn Johansen • METALS Mike Behling • SOCIAL SCIENCE Thomas Ware • SPEECH Tracy Shiben Claire Maxwell • WOODS Robert Larsen • YEARBOOK Jamee Jewkes Depart. Awards 83 — Graduation '82 84 Graduation Groduatlon 85 f;... EME R Yi r C..O. U N T Y HIGH SCHOOL FLOOR PLA 86 Division Page © Division Poge 87 Sr. Officers Claire Maxwell. Reporter. Lisa Barnes. Social Committee. Sharon Fillmore. President. Lynette Jenkins. Vice President. Marci Ballow, Secretary. Marga- ret Weber. Social Committee. 88 Seniors Seniors Therron Akelund Lewis Alien Mike Allred Todd Allred Rodger Anderson Clark Atwood Marci Ballow Lisa Barnes Cheryl Bass Mike Behling Brooks Bradbury Phillip Brink erhoff Senkxs 89 Debbie Brown Collett Brunson Toni Burnside Downette Bury Scott Carter Chandra Chapman Randy Christmas Larry Ciet Ben Clement Doris Cook Shaunme Cook Stacy Cox 90 Seniors Seniors Jerry Cox Trudi Cox Brenda Cranford Jamie Crum Jody Crum Clint Cunningham Mike Davis Tammy Doris Brian Edwards Christy Farley Kelly Farnsworth Sharon Fillmore Senkxs 91 Suzanne Fox J.J. Gibb Kim Grange leAnn Gunn Trudy Hansen Bryan Heaps Flint Harrison Bryan Heaps Glen Herhng 92 Semors Seniors Chuck Humphrey Cheri Huntsman Tonya Jeffs Lynette Jenkins Brenda Jensen Gail Jensen Pauline Jensen Jamee Jewkes LaDawn Johansen Shannon Johnson Alisa Jones Sharon Jones Seniors 93 John Jorgensen Miriam Jorgensen Alan Larson Lane Larsen Robert Larsen Sherry Laws Eric Luke Lori Luke Dawn Lucas Kelly Majors Zen Majors David Mangum 94 Seniors Seniors ® Troy Morcelis Mel Marschall Claire Maxwell Terry Medford Marca Miles Marie Miles Tonya Minchey Amanda Mortensen Cindy Mortensen Kirk Nelson Russell Oak eson Brian Oveson Seniors 95 David Owens Wade PeBum Kara Peterson Kim Peterson Tracy Poulos Alisha Price 96 Seniors Danny Radeke Roxanne Randall KeBy Robertson Larry Rosquist Jerald Sc hade LeRoy Shepherd James Sherman Tracy Shiben Scott Sitterud Marsha Skipps Pamela Spencer Spencer Snow Kenny Snowball Lee Stevenson Scott Thomas Shayne Thompson Troy Thompson Angela Tuttle Senlors 97 Nancy Umphenour Marilyn Van Wagoner Willimina Vanderbeek Thomas Ware Kevin Wareham Dana Ward 98 Senkxs Margaret Weber Dale Wells Tracy Wilcox Jimmy WMardson Timmy Walker Steven Williams Seniors Amy Wilson Elise Wilson John Wilson Kosh Winn Amy Wissinger Julie Wissinger Conn Wood Darren Wood Jana Wright Damon Young Tempie Young Bernerd Zwahlen Senior 99 Kurt Brasher Date Matson Gten Neil son Angela Rinaldi Janet Wayman Tracy Wilcox and Angela Tuttle listen intently to the E.M.T. instructor. 100 Seniors Senior Personalities A. MOST ATHLETIC: Jerry Cox Angela Tuttle and B. BEST ALL-AROUND: J.J. Gibb Elise Wilson and C. MOST NATURAL: Thomas Ware Lynette Jenkins and D. BEST DRESSED: Darren Wood Jamee Jewkes and E. MOST FRIENDLY Conn Wood Marci Ballow and F. MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Brian Edwards and Amanda Mortensen G. CRAZIEST: Wade Pellum and Margaret Weber H. EASIEST-ON-EYES: Bernard ZwaNen and LaDawn Johansen I MOST TALENTED: Ben Clement and Cheri Huntsman J. MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT: Danny Radeke and Trudy Hansen Senior Personalities 101 Jr. Officers 102 Junior s Annette Snow. Reporter. McKette Hinkins. Social Committee. Evan Wilson. Vice President. Cheri Thomas. Secretary. Debbie Larsen. Social Commit- tee. Trulene Tuttle. Social Committee; Jennifer Wiswell, President Juniors Chris Allred Ferd Allred Sandra Anderson Cory Arnold Natalie Atwood Rhonda Atwood Travis Atwood Dave Baldwin Kelly Ballow Larry Black Doug Brock Diane Brown Karen Burton Lisa Cladwell Joy Carr Tim Carrol John Christiansen Patricia Christensen Lori Cologie Sherry Cologie Ryan Cowley Russell Cranford Cynita Day Kerry Day Kris Davis Juniors 103 Leonard Deabenderfer Mike Deason Curt DeFriez Linnette Dellos Gary Diamond Gayland Dugmore Feeling flustered after teaching a class of nursery school is An- nette Jorgensen Lorie Dye Scott Eden Julie Elsbury Doreen Fillmore Randy Fletcher Pam Force Darren Fox Jack Funk Carolyn Gray Pam Greenan 104 Juniors Juniors Cody Gremel JaneM Gordon Bernell Holiday DeEtte Hansen Hans Hansen Val Hansen Johnathan Hanson Edd Harris Kelly Hart McKette Hinkins Karen Burton in one of her enjoyable moods. Wayne Huntington Kim Huntsman John Hyatt Tammy Hyatt Darin Jensen Christy Jensen Juniors 105 Julie Jewkes Louis Johnson Gloria Jones Kim Jones Torey Jones Annette Jorgensen Patricia Jorgensen Peggy Justice Dan Karpowicz Kristine Killpock Richard Kofford Boyd Lake Jim Langstein Debbie Larsen Sharon Larson Rick Leamaster 106 Juntors Julie Atwood. Cherie Thomas, and Lorie Dye The Three Stooges????? Jo© Lund Marcie Madder a Heidi Magleby Terrie Maki John Matusic Tracy McCuistion Cory McFarlane Chad Mead Don Medford Carrie Miller Robert Miller Terrie Miler Cara Minnick Doug Morion Annette Morley Sandy Mortensen Juniors 107 Marguerite Mower Karen Nelson Midge Nelson Steven NiebergaH Michael Ogden Jedd CHsen Monty Olsen Terry Oviatt Lisa Pace Pat tie PaN 108 Juniors Kory Palmer Chandra Parker Craig Patterson Wade Peacock David Peterson Lisa Peterson Catherine Pilling Stacee Pizzuto Steven Price Brenda Quick Brian Quick Jennifer Rodcliff Kristin Radcliff Selina Ratcliff Kurt Robertson JUNIORS Renee Robin Trocy Rowley Dennis Russell Debbie Sc hade Layna Scovil Valerie Seely Sherrie Shelley Tim Shiben Wendy Sitterud Doug Skipps Loretta Shomaker Howie ShorthiH Annette Snow Kim Snow Patricia Snow Steven Spencer Shelly Stoker Corinne Stokes Micki Strawn Debbie Taylor Cherie Thomas Carol Tucker Jeff Tucker Troy Lynn Tucker Wayne Tucker Juniors 109 Kaylene Truman Trulene Tuttle Myrna Umphenour Ralph Vanderbeek Gloria Whitaker after a hard day of taking stats for wrestling. Carolyn Van Wagoner Diane Van Wagoner Tammy Van Wagoner Ed Wals Joey Ward Troy White Gaelynn Wiliams Desmond WHstead Evan Wilson Laura Wilson Stacy Wilson Jennifer Wiswel Rebecca World David Young Gloria Whitaker 110 Juniors A C A. Realizing that time has ex- pired on the hallpass, John Chris- tensen returns back to class. B. An interesting pose from an unknown student. C. A mysterious hand appears behind Kim Huntsman Junkxs 111 Soph. Officers 112 Sophomores Kristie Behling. Reporter. Monroe Mognuson. Sociol Committee; Kaisa Mor- ten sen, President; Ryan Young. Vice President. Niomi Gregerson. Social Committee; Kory Mortensen, Secretary; Blaine Jensen. Social Committee. Sophomores Mike Angeli Juley Atwood Melissa Anderson Ryan Baker Jeff Barney Tim Beason Jason Behling Kristie Behling Nina Jo Behunin Troy Blackburn Holy Boren Brenda Brown David Brown Louise Burgess Janice Byars Melva Calnimptewa Tina Carman Cindy Chynoweth Debbie Colwell Bobby Cooper Selma Cox Todd Cunningham Mark Curtis Johnny Dalton Pete Davis Sophomores 113 Lyndee Dixon Alaina Dugmor© Greg Edwards Cindy Elsbury Patty Everett Alan Farnsworth Tammie Farnsworth Thomas Fish Julie Freeman Deone Funk Keith Funk John Garrett Tammy Gordon Niomi Gregerson Adam Gunn DaShai Guymon Susan Hales Annene Halliday Garrett Hansen Jodi Hansen Spencer Hansen Brent Hardee Pamela Harris Shuree Harrison Jordan Hatch 114 Sophomores I Sophomores Becky Herring Loretta Hewitt Janet Hickenlooper David Hilliard Melissa Huntington Allen Hyatt Allen Johnson DeLynn Jones Lori Jones Caroline Jorgensen David Joyner Peter Johansen Blaine Jensen Kenny Jensen Jeri Jensen Paul Jensen Bridgette Jerome Tina Johansen Francine Leonhardt Clay Lofley Lanean Luke Monroe Magnuson Trudie Magnuson Town Martineau Richele Mathis Sophomores 115 Arthur McArthur Darren McFariane Sharlotte McKibben Rene McKinney Newman Miller Andy Mills Lanean Luke shows off her new hat. Rodney Morley Brenda Mortensen Kaisa Mortensen Michael Mower Nancy Murdock Joe Neal Jess Nelson Kevin Oakeson Hank Nielsen Lisa Orr 116 Sophomores Sophomores Stacy Olsen Dave Oveson Kerri Oveson Nancy Owens Michael Parker James Pate Michael Peacock Blaine Peterson Shanna Potter Prudence Powell Wondering what would happen without stat's. is Kaisa Mortensen. Susan Price Wendy Rice Lynnette Richardson Angela Rhodes Jack Robinson Cindi Salzetti Sophomores 117 Lisa Schuman Anita Shepherd Cindy Sherman Dawn Shomaker Robert Stevens Kim Strong Lonny Summers Laura Sundstrom Aleesa Stevenson Sherry Taylor Chuck Taylor Jeff Thomas Lynn Thomas Aaron Thompson Carl Thompson Christine Tucker Kirk TueBer Scott Vincent Clayton Ward Randy Wayman Laura Weeks Kent Whiting Michelle Wick man Howard Williams Emily Wilson 118 Sophomores Sophomores A Sophomore girls. Trudie Magnuson ond Julie Freeman on the look-out for Senior boys. B. Michele Wickman contemplating on her next throw. Wendy Wilson Cody Winn Rebecca Winsor Allan Winward Arlene Wayman Julie Ward Ryan Young Suzanne Young Sophomores 119 Jl: A. Gloria Whitaker and Coach Crook during a wres: tling tournament. B. Lindsey relaxes in Mr Waketields office. C. The hypnotist's trance worked!! D. Paying attention in class is James Jewkes and Janell Gordon E Stuart Grange and Darren Wood practice CPR. F. Joe Lund performs half-time entertainment. G. John Jorgenson and Ben Clements in the Free- dom Week Assembly. H. Wade Pellum displaying his true personality. Candids 121 Student Council 2dp'l9 Hc n-HeQd Ch®e,|eader. Desmond Wdstead. Soc Committee. Conn Wood. Soc Comm, j.j. Gibb 2nd w St°ker. Reporter. Srtting. Trocy Shiben. Soc Comm Chairman. Cheryl Bass. Historian. Angela Tuttle. Vice Pres . El'S© Wilson. Sec . Amondo Mortensen. President, Dione Brown-Yeorbook Ed. 124 Student Counci School Board Few people realize the help that the School Board actually gives to the school. They have the responsibility of setting budgets, formulat- ing policies, and allocating funds. They make several of the major decisions that effect us daily in our school. We are in the process of building onto our school. We are adding an auditorium, lunch- room, and they have put in several new class- rooms and a library. There is no way possible we could have this done without the approval of the School Board. We appreciate the hlep and the support they give to our school. We might not see or hear from them very often, but they are con- stantly doing something to make our school system work more efficiently. Superintendent. A G Kinder EMERY COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD; Top-Lund Leonard, Estella Guymon. Wallace R. Curtis. Randy Jensen Bottonrv A G Kinder. Bradford Jensen. 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Main Price, Utah 637-2094 60 N. 100 West Price Castle Country's most complete fabric store Ads 141 HILARY'S HAIR FASHIONS 127 E. 4th N. LaRae's Dance Studio Gym • Bollet • Top • Modern Jozz • Acrobatic • Tumbling • Slimnosrics DANCE ACCESSORIES shoes • leotords • fights Huntington Complete Gymnastic Instruction Hilary Gordon-operator 687-2641 240 South 300 West Huntington JUSTICE MEATS TERSimr (Land Co., Inc. Ben Winona Killpack Managers Bus. 748-5530 Res. 748-5167 P.0. Box 544 • Castle Dale. Utah 34513 Custom Cutting and Wrapping Wholesale Retail Huntington 687-2270 owner-Orson Justice TRY US YOU'LL LIKE US! TESSIE’S Pizza Chicken Monday • Saturday 11 a m to 8 p m. TAKE-OUT 748-5531 1 50 East Main St., Castle Dale • BOOKLETS • ANNOUNCEMENTS • BUSINESS CARDS • 142 Ads Ads 143 TOWNE BAKERY AND PIZZA MERLIN'S Price 637-3176 Castle Valley Mobile Home Park BEHLING AUTOMOTIVE Rough Mountain Design or Mobile Home 80' x 50' with lawns playgrounds, storage rooms, and laundry room. Castle Dale Utah 84513 DANCERGETICS Cindy Taylor 384-2935 PHILLIPS MAIN 24 Hour towing 637-9876 or 637-2000 A fitness program designed for all ages and levels of fitness. Congratulations '82 from Joe 8c Barbara Piccolo 610 E. Main Price 144 AdS JX9SS .....SJ CLtL. I : S= ii cr= i n -x '.•.- w EMERY COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL FLOOR