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

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1986 volume:

. jje'te a c,ep tt«s '°9e'f'er' ,9Va Payne- Emery County High School Castle Dale, Utah Volume 24 Table Of Contents Opening 2 Activities 17 Groups 41 Classes Seniors 65 Juniors 74 Sophomores 84 Faculty 93 Closing 103 Index 110 Ads 114 THE YEHR Many weeks before school started, teachers and students began preparing theirselves for the upcoming year. Teachers began organizing their les- sons and preparing theirselves for the headaches and agonies of the classroom. Students bought school supplies and began practicing on how to get up early in the morning. Then finally the day struck. On August 21, school opened and the mass confu- sion and homework began. The Student Body Officers welcomed us all in the opening assembly and Mr. Swinburne informed us of our expecta- tions as students. Kent Bunderson, Jimmy Jones, and Todd Jeffs were introduced as new facul- ty members. The sophomores were lost and con- fused not quite knowing where their next classroom would be. To the juniors and seniors everything felt like home, all ex- cept for the new bus stops and the athle- tic facilities. Within two weeks though, everything seemed normal. New friendships were made, and old ones renewed. Soon the 1985-’86 school year was off to a start, and before we could realize it we were ALL IN IT TOGETHER!!! 2 1- Debbie Eden singing in the Homecoming assembly. 2- Darrin Fairbanks. Is this the real you? 3- “Why’s everybody looking at us?” 4- Mr. Wakefield hard at work. 5- Put your head on my shoulder. says Randy to Karen. 6- l’d rather be with Mike, than doing this. 7- Seniors 1!!!! 3 6 1- Dusty Huntington waves to the crowd while riding on the Booster Club float in the Homecoming parade. 2- Simon says. Touch your tongue, boys and girls. 3- Cindy Jones and Melanie Caldwell letting everyone know who's 1. 4- Gary Gilbert trying to record his brain waves. 5- What is this stuff? Goolash? 6- Hi! from Matt. 7- Mr. Swinburne giving the teachers their weekly lecture 5 What a Time It Was Participation involved everyone! Individual characteristics and talents joined Together to be united as one. A Time of Innocence When thoughts were left to ponder Loneliness surrounded the soul. Days gone by, never to come again, For reflections of our Time Could endure only in our hearts. 6 1- Jack Lythgoe. the hypnotist, visits Emery High. 2- ‘‘Gee! He’ll do almost anything to impress me. says Laurie Thomas. 3- Ryan Johansen showing off his muscle. 4- “l pledge allegiance to the flag . .. 5- Mrs. Huntsman congratulating Darrell. 6- With the right hand! 7- Sandi Stevens sleeping during an assembly. 8- Mr. Stilson and son Davin. 9- lt’s true that school is boring, but this is ridiculous!!! 10- Aaahhh! 11- Cheri Beach thinking about what to wear out on the town Friday night. 11 AA W Homecoming '86 Homecoming this year was one of the most exciting weeks in the school year. The studentbody pulled together and joined in as one to create the most school spirit shown in years. The activities began with Spirit Week. During the week each day had a theme, ranging from Dress Up day to Jersey Day, and even Nerd Day. “Homecoming was more exciting than I’ve seen it in years. Many people made comments to me on how well everything was organized. They were impressed with the school spirit demonstrated by the stu- dent body,” commented Laurie Brad- bury, who was crowned the 1985-86 Homecoming Queen. The Homecoming assembly was a memorable one. Everyone will remember Neil Peacock’s cartwheels. The Student Body Officers put on a “Spirit raising tele- a-thon,“ and by the end of the assembly they’d raised over 1 million dollars in spir- it. The Senior girls went into the Powder Puff game with very little hope of a victo- ry. They were out-numbered in size and in people but finally over-ruled the Juniors with a 14-6 victory. The Football Team battled for a victory over South Sevier. The final score was 40 to 17. During half- time the Drill Team performed to “New Attitude’’ by Patty Labell, which was choreographed by the drill mistresses. On Friday afternoon, the parade was held. As far as anyone could remember, it had the most entries in ECH’s history. The Senior class float was awarded “the Most Beautiful Float,” and the Drama Club demonstrated the South Sevier Marching Band. The Homecoming Dance was held on Saturday night, where the Homecom- ing Royalty was announced. The King Queen were Chris Olsen and Laurie Brad- bury; the 1st attendants were Davin Stil- son and Geri Lyn Thomas; and the 2nd attendants were Joel Wilson and Lori Matsen. The theme was “Cherish” by Kool and the Gang, and the band was London Bridge. Homecoming 1985 will be remembered by all. i 2 10 3 1- Albert’s crushing machine. 2- Gary Gilbert interviewing the South Sevier Studentbody Presi- dent Melvin Fudpucker. 3- Steven Boyce and Sam Priggemeier strutting their stuff. 4- ECHS Band lining up before a parade. 5- Am I a fox or what??? 6- Which way is it to Hollywood? 7- Mr. Peacock doing his impression of Mr. Rodgers. 8- The lunch ladies participating in the Homecoming Parade. People Faces 8 1- 'Tm running away from home. How about you? asks Sherrie Williams. 2- Travis Larsen studying hard in Mr. Killpack’s Career Ed. class. 3- l love you! and this is from the bottom of my heart! says Byron Stilson. 4- Laurie Thomas hard at work on the yearbook. 5- Help! I’m being held for ransom!! 6- A face only a mother could love. 7- We’ve got to stop meeting like this, thinks Dean Nelson. 8- These smiles broke the camera. 9- 'Tm so embarrassed! says Derek Beagly. 10-1 knew how to play this yesterday. IVDon’t you dare take our picture! 12-Cheryll Ann Oviatt. doing nothing as usual. 4- Cheryll Oviatt runs the ball In tor a touchdown. 5- The drama club’s version of the South Sevier marching band in the Home- coming Parade. 15 Spartan Fight Song Onward galant Spartans, Fight with all your might. Black and gold means strong and bold, Victory is ours tonight, Spartans will Fight! Fight! Fight! Onward galant Spartans The pride of our old Emery High The fame of our name is shown in every game, Oh, the Spartans will win tonight. The Senior Spartans are full of vim and vigor — yea Seniors! The Junior Spartans are those who who won't be beat — yea Juniors! The sophomore girls and guys have victory in their eyes! Together we’re strong, we can’t go wrong We’ll fight, fight, fight, fight, fight. Oh mighty, mighty Spartans of old Emery Oh mighty, mighty Spartans of our school Who will win this game tonight? Spartans, thats right! Onward galant Spartans, Fight with all your might. Black and gold means strong and bold, Victory is ours tonight, Spartans will Fight! Fight! Fight! Onward galant Spartans, The pride of our old Emery High The fame of our name is shown in every game, Oh, the Spartans will win tonight!!! Special thanks to Mr. Killpack and the students of Emery High for the production of the new ••SPARTAN FIGHT SONG! Football 1 This years football teams members were: Darrell Pugmire. James Snow. Corey Wareham. Davin Stilson. Scott Bradley. Troy Arnold. Shon Roper. Jeff Cesneros. Richard Chynoweth. Joel Wilson. Murray Matthis. Terrill Rassmussen. Glen Farnsworth. Travis Taylor. Trent Dye. Dustin Taylor. Richard Riggle. Jeff Copinga. Devin Arnold. J.D. Conover. Ty Jensen. Grant Behling. David Jensen. Mark Mortensen. Greg Van Wagner. Dusty Huntington, Ryan Johansen. Jerel Erickson, Will Tubbs. Seth McCourt. Dell Stilson. David Thomas. Cody Van Buren. Dennis Grange. Ballard Henderson. Trent Wilstead. Derek Beagley. Darrel Huntsman. Phillip George. Todd Patterson. Brian Spears. Todd Healy. Rex Randall. Sean Turner. Lane Adams. Courtney Ware. Bruce Mangum, Brian Mangun. Phillip Angeli. Trent Hess. Brendon Anderson. Ken Price. Mark Allen. Shane Trapp. Mike Oliver. Wayne Huntsman. Stuart Albrecht. Rodney Mangum. John Vaughn. Billy Riley. Darrin Halliday. Robert Johansen. Steven Law. Bryan Gordon. Josh Powell. Kelly Mortensen. Chris Olsen. Steven Jorgensen. Brett Sandstrom. Mike Vaughn. Denny White. Wade Jewkes. Troy Leach. Coaches: Jim Jones. Head Coach- Dean Nelson. Neal Peacock. Todd Jeffs. Bill Wadley. Mike Roper 1- Murray Mathis carrying ball against San Juan. 2- Phillip Angeli and Scott Bradely tackling a North Sanpete running back. Darrel Hunts- man and Glen Farnsworth scoping in. 3- Darrel Huntsman sacking a South Sevier quarter back. 4- Chris Olsen eluding Manti’s tacklers. 18 Senior Members What was expected to be a rebuild- ing year with a new coach, turned out to be a pretty successful year. Al- though the Spartans started slow los- ing 4 out of their first 5 games. They finished strong winning their final 3 games of the season. The Spartans put it all together with a convincing 40-17 Homecoming vic- tory over South Sevier. They followed this victory with a 28-0 thrashing of Millard. The Spartans ended the regu- lar season with a dramatic 7-3 win over Juab at home. This win gave the Spar- tans a 4-3 region record and 4th place over all in Region ten out of nine teams. The 4th place finish enabled the Spartans to host a 1st round playoff game to the Manti Templars. The year was also highlighted by the building of a new football field and 75 players on the team. The J.V. had a very successful year finishing with 6 wins and 2 losses. 1- Davin Stilson runs with the ball during the Richfield game. 2- Coach Jones watches on while the team works hard at summer practice. 19 Volleyball 1- Kym Estes setting the ball. 2- Varsity team members. 3- Laura Sadler and Kristen Estes blocking a spike. 4- Cindy Jones and Michelle Riley putting up a good defense. 5- Janice Farnsworth spiking the ball over the net. 6- Michelle Riley spiking it over for a win. Left to right top to bottom: Laura Sadler. Michelle Riley, Cindy Jones. Marlene Tucker. Kristen Estes. Coach Nancy Reed. Kym Estes. Carlene Matson. Melanie Caldwell. Janice Farnsworth. 20 The girls were looking forward to the Vol- leyball Season. We had a competitive streak within us that made us more determined than ever to take state. However, as we fell 0-2 behind Mantis perfectly timed hits and dinks. We just didn’t pull it together. We found ourselves on a streak after that and won all of the remaining games except two seasons with a 12-4 record. We split with Gunnison and with Richfield. We went to the region tournament with a 3rd place seat and high expectations. We did exceptionally well in Pool play and en- tered the tournament the following day also in third. The rest is history. We lost to Manti, which put us in the losers bracket, then gained a win over San Juan. We then played South Sevier for a chance to go to State. We lost in 3 games and for the Lady Spartans, the season had ended. 1- Dell Stilson in action. 2- Varsity team members: Coach J.R. Nelson. Scott Stilson. Bobby Higgins. Wade Jewkes, Scott Can- non. Davin Stilson. Stuart Albrecht. Shon Roper. Coach Todd Jeffs, Coach Dean Nelson. 2nd row- Kelly Mortensen. Jeff Cisneros. Troy Arnold. Dell Stilson. Devin Arnold. Steven Jorgenson. 3- Davin Stilson blocking his opponent. 4- Scott Cannon jumping for the ball. 5- Jeff Cisneros going for a layup. 6- Go Jeff Go!! 7- Dusty Huntington working his way down the court. 8- Shon Roper shoting for two pints. 22 Basketball The Boys Basketball Team had a suc- cessful basketball season despite not making the state tournament. They had a final record of 14 wins and 7 losses and the No. 1 in the state ranking during the season. Two senior members of the team, Stu- art Albrecht and Troy Arnold, were named to the academic all-state team and Stuart Albrecht received the honor of being named to the All-State Team. 23 Girls Basketball 1 Basketball season proved to be fair- ly successful for the lady Spartans. There were several returning varsity members from last year’s squad. The Lady Spartans were able to qualify for State this year and place 6th. “We had a very talented team, we just weren’t able to put it all together at State.” Replied Miss Reed. The best game of the season came in Region Competition when the Lady Spartans were matched against Juab. The Spartans won easily with a score of 62 Emery. 36 Juab. 24 5 1- Carlene Matson struggles for the ball. 2- Katie Perry goes in for a lay-up. 3- Janice Farnsworth hopes for 2 points. 4- Gripping the ball. Russel Snow goes for it. 5- Michelle Riley jumps for the ball. 6- Carlene Matson stays under control. 7- Melanie Caldwell sneeks a shot in. 7 Wrestling 1- Dustin Taylor in his 1-0 win over Union in Champ match. 2- Travis Taylor following in his brothers footsteps. 3- Trent Hess winning his match. 4- Team members left to right: Coach Hansen. Trent Hess. Seth McCourt, Rodney Mangum. Sammy Priggemeier. Brian Mangum. Cody VanBuren. Shane Trapp. Guy Allred. Ken Winder. Dennis Grange. Bruce Mangum. Willy Tubbs. Dustin Taylor. Ty Wilson. Travis Taylor. Jessie Allred. 26 The 1985-86 Wrestling team can be described in the words of Charles Dick- ens, “It was the best of times; it was the worst of times — The team had some injurys it hadn’t counted on. These took away some good wrestlers, but the young, developing talent stepped in and filled their spots. On the brighter side, this year the team was extremely close knit. Coach Hansen summed it up when he said, “When one of you stub your toe the rest yell.” The closeness of the team helped throughout the year and credit for much of its success must be given to this spirit of “oneness.” Over all the year had some depress- ing times where nothing went right, as well as times when everything went our way. At the state tournament everyone gave their all. Two third place medals were received by Seth McCourt and Ken Winder. Dustin Taylor received a fifth place medal. The rest of the team did a tremendous job. A great deal of hard work, team effort, and sacrifice made the 1985-86 Wrestling year one to be remembered. 3 27 Baseball The baseball team had high expectations for the new season. This year’s team had a lot of depth and talent. With most of last years team returning, they had a great advantage over ev- eryone else. With a new coach, field, and new uniforms, the team looked really HOT! Although the year ended without reaching their destiny of the State Tournament, we were all still proud of our guys! 4 1- Devin Arnold in a close play at first against Union. 2- Darrin Hurdsman at 2nd base throwing the ball to 1st. 3- Shon Roper hoping for an out. 4- Catcher Wade Jewkes throws the ball to 3rd base. 5- SAFE!!! M MmM 0mm 1 Track The 1985-86 boys and girls Track teams had a great year. Emery high held it’s first track meet in years. The Student Body Officers held a track party to support the first meet. The Boys placed 1st in region and took state. The girls had fewer mem- bers and didn't do so well, but they still made Emery proud. 4 5 1- Jennifer Johansen leaping over the hurdles. 2- Kristin Estes taking after her sister? 3- Scott Bradely taking first place. 4- Leading the pack is Andy Wright. 5- Dell Stilson shooting for the sky. 6- Brian Williams getting ready to make his move. 7- Concentrating for the perfect hand-off are Darrel Pugmier and Jeff Copinga. Cross Country Lett to right, top to bottom 1st row- Mr. Bunderson, Shawn Enke, LaVell Fish, Travis Whitting. 2nd row- Jeanid Day. Dee De Day. Mike McCandles. Andy Wright. Dean Cassutt. 3rd row- Cindy Jones. Joye Peacock. Russell Snow The 1985-86 Cross Country Team consisted of 11 students; Teri Wilberg, Dee Dee Day, Jeannie Day. Joye Peacock. Russell Snow, Cindy Jones, Travis Whitting, Shawn Enke, LaVell Fish, Andy Wright, and the outstanding runner was Mike McCandles. The Coach was Kent Bunderson. They competed at South Sevier, Manti, Wa- satch Academy. They went to region at Richfield and did an outstanding job. They also had impor- tant meets at Palisade. Sugar House Park, and Utah Tech. 32 Rodeo Club The rodeo season started out in the fall of 1985 with the first rodeo in Vernal and then in West Jordan, where some of the rodeo club members qualified for state finals in Heber City, Utah. The state finals were held June 11-14. From there it went on to St. George with a series of six rodeos. Then winter came and the rodeos stopped for awhile. They started again in Ogden, then to Tooele and Grantsville, and Pleasant Grove, Beaver, Emery, Price and Lehi. The last rodeos were in Richfield. Nephi, and Spanish Fork. The people who have qualified for state finals are: Guy Allred, Ryan Johansen, Shannon Johansen, Jodi Behling, Angie Jen- sen, Becky Motte. Jesse Allred, Casey Allred, Cheryl Oviatt, Val Anderson, Will Koffard. 1- Hold on tight Shane Nelson! 2- Cheryl Oviatt cutting it close! The rodeo club members include: Left to Right. Row 1- Arden Jensen. Tayne Ivy. Shane Nelson. Ty Tidwell. Todd Allred. Guy Allred. Ryan Johansen. Val Anderson Row 2- Dusty Huntington. Jodi Behling. Karen Morlan, Becky Motte. Shannon Johanson. Dana Cox. Jesse Allred. 33 Cheerleaders The Cheerleaders had a successful year pro- moting school spirit. They improved their skills by participating in a cheerleading camp during the summer where they received several awards. Many spectators during the region basket- ball tournaments commented that Emery High had the most school spirit throughout the state and a great deal of gratitude goes to the cheer- leaders for that. Overall, the cheerleaders did a great job, and will always be remembered for their spirit. i 1- The cheerleaders ride in the Home- coming parade. 2- The cheerleaders cheering their team on. 3- Fight, fight, fight!!!! 4- The Cheerleaders Shauna Gordon DeDe Rhodes Missy Wood Joye Peacock Mascot Drill Team The Spardettes began their busy year going to drill team camp in Cedar City. There, they received two awards; Friendship boot which is given by the other drill teams to their choice of the most friendliest drill team. Practices began a week before school where they prepared themselves for the opening assembly and the first home football game. Geniel Huntington, the advisor, once com- mented, I'm not sure it’s the best drill team I’ve ever had, but it’s sure one of the stran- gest!” The girls awaited the arrival of their new uni- forms. Finally, towards the end of January, they arrived. Unlike the traditional school colors, the new uniforms were unique, flashy, and purple. Many people questioned their color, but overall they were impressed. Their last performance was at Drill team competition, where they placed 6th overall. In May they sponsored the Preference Ball and it’s theme was “Now and Forever” by Anne Murray. The drill team at camp. Joel Jensen Drill Mistress Geniel Huntington Advisor Brenda Bodgin 36 Launa Larson Drill Mistress Daniece Day Stephanie Shiben Drill Mistress Kim Jensen Geri Lyn Thomas Kelly Caldwell Pam Carlson Traci Lyn Jeffs 37 Jennifer Johansen Tracie Shorthill Jennifer Stilson Holly Umphenour Preference Dance The Drillteam did a nice job with The Preference Dance. As a Drillteam, they nominated the most prefered men. Then, the girls of the student body chose who they prefered. The theme was “Now and Forever” by Anne Murray, and everyone danced to the beat of Frisco. It was the last time the 1985-86 Drillteam would be together. 1- Jennifer Stilson. Pam Carlson, and Christal Herring making flowers for the big dance. 2- Brenda Bogdin and Darrin Fairbanks doing a good job with the decorations. 38 Left to right: Darrin Hurdsman. Junior; Jared Huntsman, Senior; Joel Wilson. Sophomore. Gymnastics This years gymnastics team consisted of four girls; Junior, Gwen Johansen, and Sophomores, Kim Behling, Jennifer Johan- sen, and Tammy Johnson. They attended 6 meets, 2 at Lehi, 2 at Richfield, and 2 at Emery. In all 6 meets, everyone placed in several events. They placed 4th in Region. Their coach was Margaret Oveson. 1- Kim Behling concentrating on her floor exercise. 2- Gwen Johansen going for the gold. 3- The team members. 39 Sport Autographs 40 Band The school year started with the marching band. We marched in several parades, these included the Peach Days Parade, Emery’s Homecoming Parade and a marching competi- tion at Snow College, where Emery got first place. After the marching season was over we went on to pep band. We played at the football and basketball games. After pep band we moved on to a more serous note, symphonic band. After months of hard work, the bnad went to Utah State Univer- sity where Emery took first place. Then a cou- ple of weeks later the band went to Grand Junction Colorado and came home with first place. Emery High hosted the region band competition that decided who would go to State. Emery won that competition and later went to Taylorville High School for the state competition and got first in their division. This summer the band will be going to Cal- gary Canada to march in the Calgary Stam- pede. ?????????????? front row left to right Christal Herring. Doug Erickson. Shannon Johanson. Jackie Huntsman. Marlene Curtis. Polly Oakeson. Second row Jennifer Johansen. Carla Priggmeier. Rachelle Keele. Jenny Lyn Jeffs. Lars Landro. Traci Lyn Jeffs. Ron Jones. Kim Behling. Heather Norton. Tammy Kay. Jeanie Day. third row: Lailoni Elggren. Jennifer Stilson. Dixie Jorgensen. Paul Pulli. Steven Boyce. Danette Wells. Charles Owens. Terry Larson. Anna Thompson. Melissa Hayward. Mike Smith. Rhonda Randall. Richard Chynoweth, Scott Cannon. Blake Jensen. Dale Lake. Curt Collard fourth row Travis Leonhardt. Teresa Luke. Richard Smith. Darin Fairbanks. Travis Larson. Todd Snyder. Todd Magleby. Kyle Maxfield. Shellie Cook. Kerrie Roberts. Troy Leach. Rhett Riding. Rex Randall. Troy Teter. Kari Mortensen. Mace Byington. Danny Baldwin. Sam Priggemeier. back row Joye Peacock. Gena Dugmore. Blake Jensen. Joel Wilson. Bruce Mangum, Karen Jones. Randy Huntington. Travis Whitting. Karl Wells. LaVell Fish. Chuck Priggemeier. Shawn Enke. Wayne Erickson (director). Elden Stephens. Jay Bertuzzi. Lane Adams No Photo Available Journalism Top to bottom left to right: Shari Rasmussen. Brenda Bodgin. Daren Fairbanks. Missy Wood. Laura Lea Nielsen. Laura Sadler. 2nd roll Donna Carr. Matt Walters. Maralynne Ewell. Valorie Dale. Meagan Mower. Jennifer Jackson. Marinda Russell. 3rd roll Karla Seely. Sharon Hansen. Murry Mathis. Jodi Behling. Jared Huntsman. Tracie Shorthill. Jodi Wissinger. Math Team 44 Top to bottom left to right: Darrell Huntsman. Mr. Jorgensen. Brendon Anderson, Steven Jorgensen. Dean Casutt. Phillip George. Colin Brinkerhoff. 2nd roll Matt Kerestesch. Gary Gilbert. Paul Killpack. Speech 1st row-Jared Huntsman, Holly Umphenour. Rushelle Larsen. Anna Thompson. Stacy Aiken. Michelle Smith. Michael Carr. John Ciet, 2nd row-Mike McCandles, Doug Erickson. LaVell Fish. Chuck Priggemeier. Jennifer Johnson. De De Day. 3rd row-Loren Brinkerhoff, Darin Fairbanks. Brenda Bodgin. Mr. Peacock. Tammy Smith, Daniece Day. Donna Carr. Paul Killpack. 4th row-Cindy Jones. Shandra Jensen. Lars Landro. Janice Farnsworth. Tawna Clement. Kevin Behling, Matt Walters. Bobbi Stevens. 5th row-Murray Mathis. Todd Patterson. Gary Gilbert. Darrell Huntsman. Troy Arnold, Joye Peacock. Denise Horscroft. 45 Drama Emery High Drama had a very successful year. They produced 4 plays which totaled over 150 different roles and represented 3,600 man hours of rehearsal. They were also very successful in competitive drama, placing 1st in Region out of 12 schools, and taking 2nd in state out of 35 schools. At state, all 18 Emery participants received superior or excellent rat- ings. Six Emery Students received full tution scholarships in Drama. Li'l Abner Cast Li’l Abner ....... Daisy Mae......... Mammy Yokum ... Pappy Yokum ...... Marryin’ Sam .... General Bullmoose Appassionata Available Jones Stupefyin’ Jones Earthquake McGoon Mayor Dawgmeat Moonbeam McSwine Lonesome Polecat Hairless Joe Romeo Scragg Clem Scragg . Alt Scragg .... .....Andy Wright . Tawna Clements .....Geri Walker ... Doug Erickson Jared Huntsman Mike McCandles Michelle Smith Harold Wilstead Denise Horscroft Todd Patterson Matt Walters .Stephany Bishop .....Mike Smith Wayne Huntsman LaVell Fish Chuck Priggemeier ........Dale Lake 46 Advisor. Neal Peacock. Murray Mathis. Mike McCandless. Gary Gilbert. Darrell Huntsman. Todd Patterson. Jared Huntsman. Wayne Huntsman. LaVell Fish. Loren Brinker- hoft. Chuck Priggemeier. Troy Arnold. Scott Cannon. Mi- chelle Smith. Stacey Aiken. Geri Walker. Kristine Lund. Brenda Bodgin. Janice Farnsworth. Dionne Nielson. Valorie Payne. Stephany Bishop, Marinda Russell. Ingrid Bel- lander. Sherri Fletcher. Cheryl Wilske. Tawna Clement. Donna Carr. Laurie Bradbury. Lars Landro. Matt from Ger- many. Kyle Maxfield, Tammy Smith. Sherri Rassmussen, Daniece Day. Meagan Mower. Andy Wright. Denise Horse- croft. Michael Smith. Cindy Jones. Jennifer Jackson. John Ciet. Tiffany Baker. Holly Umphenhour. Nephi Poecker. Tammy Larsen. Shawndra Jensen. Robert Foote. Adam Kenner. Mike Carr. Sam Priggemeier. Doug Erickson. Har- old Wilstead. Matt Walters. Dale Lake. Jennifer Shorthill, Joye Peacock. Fawn Seely. Wendi DeFriez. Sara Jorgen- sen. Layne Adams. David Thomas. Shawn Enke, Aretha Jensen. Gwen Johansen. Darla Fairbanks. Valerie Hum- phrey. Ruschelle Larsen. Paul Killpack. J. D. Conover. Val- erie Dale. Ryan Johansen. Bobbi Stevens. Robyn Boyce. Dawn Robinson. Gary Brown. Adam Thompson. Ken Price. Darin Halliday, Anna Thompson. Leigh Ann Oman. Dean Cassutt. The Mouse That Roared Cast Tully Bascom . . . Gloriana XII..... Count Mountjoy . David Benter Beston........... Professor Kokintz General Snippet Wac Jill ........ Wac Debbie The President .. Mrs. Bascom .. . Page ........... Will............. Norma .......... Helen............ Miss Johnson Miss Wilkins Mrs. Reiner..... Soldiers ........ .....Troy Arnold . . Denise Horscroft .. .Todd Patterson . .Jared Huntsman .....Michael Smith Chuck Priggemeier . . Loren Brinkerhoff .....Cindy Jones . .Jennifer Jackson ..........John Ciet .....Tiffany Baker . . Holly Umphenour .... Nephi Poecker ... .Tammy Larsen .....Stacey Aiken .Shawndra Jensen . . . Marinda Russell .......Geri Walker .....Robert Foote Adam Kenner Mike Carr Sam Priggemeier LaVell Fish Candids FHA The FHA group started out with a bang in 1985 by having a float in the Homecoming Parade. Then they spon- sored the Girls Choice Dance. At the dance, door prizes were given. For a chapter activity, they featured Clareen Nelson with her Chambre cosmetics. The biggest event of the year was State Convention held at Park City, Utah. There the girls participated in workshops and siminares. Gwen Jo- hanson was elected for a state officer for 1986-87 school year. The girls would like to thank Mrs. Jorgensen for being their outstanding advisor. 2 1- Jodi Behling won the Departmental award this year in FHA. 2- Mrs. Jorgenson congratulating the top stu- dents in FHA. Left to right, top to bottom. 1st row-Valerie Dale. Megan Mower. Jodi Behling. Stephanie Bishop. Laurie Bradbury. Karen Morlan. Mrs. Jorgensen. Kristin Wilson. Robyn Boyce. 2nd row-Daniece Day. Jessica Jorgensen. Daniece Horsecroft. Jackie Huntsman. Jennifer Johansen. Dixie Jorgen- sen. 3rd row-Holly Umphenour. April Larson. The 1985-86 school year has been excellent for our schools FFA chapter. Many contests have been held for dif- ferent areas in agriculture. The contest areas we competed in were: Livestock, Horse, Dairy, Crops, Meats, Dairy Products, Ag Mechanics, Poultry. These contests are held at dif- ferent colleges and stockshows. The region contest was held at Snow College. Here we competed in public speaking, FFA creed speaking, parlia- mentary procedure and in individual proficency awards. This years FFA State Convention was held at the Orem Tech. Like every year the FFA sponsored the Sweetheart Contest and we had our annual awards banquet where the new officers are announced and awards are given to the chapter mem- bers. 1- Val Anderson. Jennifer Anderson. Kevin Behling, and Brian Stevens showing awards won at a convention. 2- Val Anderson showing Kevin Behling his graduation pre- sent. 3- Smile Kevin. 52 1- The Sweetheart Royalty; Denise Day. Queen; and Tammy Smith, and Gwen Johansen, at- tendees. 2- Rich Riggle all smiles. 3- Ingrid Bellander playing her Cello during the Sweetheart tryout. 53 FBLA 1st row-Dean Cassett. Loren Brinkerhoff, Lyle Larsen, Andy Wright, Todd Snyder, Laurie Bradbury. 2nd row-Jeanie Day. Matt Walters. Bobbi Stevens. Karen Morlan. Jennifer Stilson. 3rd row-Daniece Horscroft. Holly Umphenour, Jennifer Miller, Janice Farnsworth, Debi Eden, Russele Snow, Valorie Dale. 4th row-Tammy Johnson. Missy Wood. Megan Mower. Jackie Huntsman. Andra Price, Kristie Price. 5th row- Jodi Behling, Debbi Olsen. LaiLoni Elggren. Shandra Jensen. 6th row-Carla Priggemeier. Donna Carr, Darla Fairbanks. Marlene Curtis. Daniece Day. Cindy Jones. Christal Herring. Mrs. Johanson. Radio Club French Left to right top to bottom row 1-Laurie Bradbury. Jimmy Gordon. Kerry Roberts. Tammy Larsen. Phyllis Jorgensen. Colin Brinkerhoff. Andy Wright. Brendon Anderson, row 2-Brent Wilson. Paul Loftgreen. Travis Taylor. David Thomas. Marc Stilson. Kurt Rasmussen. Russell Snow. Dixie Jorgensen. Jennifer Johnson, row 3-Gwen Johansen. Todd Snyder. Phillip George. Jeri Lyn Thomas. Sara Jorgenson. Sarah Ockey. Jennifer Jackson, row 4-Scott Stilson. Holly Umphinour. Matt Walters. Shawndra Jensen. Maralynne Ewell. Christal Herring. Jan Bell. Carleen Hayward. Toni Pahl. row 5-Bobbi Stevens. Debi Eden. Danette Wells. Fawn Seely. Dana Bluemel. row 6-Tiffani Baker. Jennifer Johansen. Sindy Dixon. Jared Huntsman. Wayne Huntsman. Wade Jewkes. Shawn Enke. 55 Spanish I Left to right top to bottom-Stacy Kunze, Dana Cox. Sean Turner. Keith Tharp. Mrs. Niel (Teacher) Dan Madsen second row- Kristine Lund. Troy Justensen. Kolleen Nelson. Sandi Stevens. Kristie Lemmon. Leslie Murdoch. Darin Herdsman. Barbara Pinegar. Ravis Kescoli. Steve Price. Chris Collard. Cody Potter. Shane Stoddard. Danny Daley third row- Kyle Maxfield. Carlene Matson. Melanie Caldwell. Kristin Estes. Bobby Huggins. Ross Hansen Row four- Trent Hess. Karen Jones. Jennifer Shorthill Cody. Cody VanBuren. Trever Tuttle. Pat Sundstrom. Steven Jorgensen. Karen Morlan. Nephi Poecker Spanish II Left to right top to bottom-Michelle Koren. Ross Han- sen. Greg VanWagoner. Daniel Morley. Karyn Eden. Lyle Larson. Yvonne Hatch. Darin Herdsman. Mike McCandles. Heather Richards. Pam Kenner second row- Loren Brinkerholf. Stacy Aiken. Lailoni Elggrin, Kresta Gregerson. Gary Kitchens, third row-Shirley Hansen. Joan Burgess. Ingrid Bellander. Michelle Oliver. Mr. Peacock (Teacher) 56 Peer Helpers Left to right top to bottom: 1st roll Doug Erickson, LaDawn Robinson. Kresta Gregersen, Pam Keener. 2nd roll Jennifer Terrill. Heather Richards. Joan Burgess. Sherrie Oman. 3rd roll Darla Fairbanks. Debbie Olsen. Russele Snow. Janice Farnsworth. Cindy Jones. 4th roll Matt Walters. Jackie Huntsman. Tammy Smith. Daniece Horscroft. Michelle Riley. 5th roll Holly Umphenour. Gwen Johansen. Robyn Boyce. Valerie Humphry. 6th roll Mr. Jones, Mr. Alton. Tammy Johnson. Missy Wood. Laura Lea Nielsen. Toni Pahl. The Peer Helpers is a group of high school students that go to the elementaries once a month to give class room presentations to the 5th and 6th grade classes. They sponsor drug and alcohol free parties and dances. At the end of the year they also sponsor a Operation Graduation Party for all of the high school students. 1- Judy Morgensen Brunson and Sherrie Williams enjoy the Gradu- ation party put on by the Peer Helpers. 2- Dawn Kenner, Cheri Beach, and Bobbi Stevens are three helpless cases to big for the Peer Helpers. 57 Yearbook 1- Cheri Beach. Sandi Stevens, and Kolleen Nelson-working?? 2- The staff as usualy, not where they are supposed to be; and look out! here comes Mr. Killpack!! 3- Maybe not the best staff .. . but surely the strangest! 4- The yearbook staff members were: Stephanie Shiben. Editor; Kim Jensen. Asst. Editor; Sandi Stevens. Cheri Beach. Kolleen Nelson, Layout; Kristie Workman. Business Editor; Teresa Luke. Asst. Busi- ness Editor; Stephanie Bishop. Business' Cheryl Oviatt. Sara Ockey. Laurie Thomas. Harold Wilsted. and Jim Gordon. Photographer. The 1985-86 Yearbook Staff began working together to make this yearbook a success. Many road blocks slowed their drive down to get the yearbook out on time. To begin the year, the yearbook room was broken into which created many problems for the staff. The door would not lock, and there- fore many valuable pictures were taken from the room. Although, the staff had a bad start, slowly the work that they had done began to look more and more like a yearbook, a book in which they are proud of. A book in which We’re All In It Together. English Sterling Scholars Science Karla Seely Stuart Albrecht Business Math Daniece Day Paul Killpack Drama Soc. Science Murray Mathis Todd Patterson Home Ec. Art Jodi Behling Tammra Smith Music General Tawna Clement Gary Gilbert Foreign Languages Mike McCandless 59 Valedictorian PAUL KILLPACK Paul Killpack is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert and Shauna Killpack. He was born on July 19, 1968 in Panguitch, Utah. He presently lives in Ferron and has lived there most of his life. He is second in a family of five with 3 brothers and 1 sister. He enjoys waterskiing, snowskiing, swimming, fishing, astron- omh, and computers. Paul has been on the speech team and participated in Lincoln Douglas Debate. He was on the school math team and won 2nd in state. He was the Sterling Scholar winner in mathematics. He was the senior class vice-president and the National Honor Society vice-president. Paul plans to attend B.Y.U. and major in engineering. He plans to serve a mission for the church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Salutatorian Gary Erik Gilbert was born on December 1, 1967 in Murray, Utah to Jon and Inge Gilbert. He moved to Castle Dale in February of 1979. He immediately liked the people that he went to school with. Gary says that school has been good to him. It really has been fun. He thinks that making school fun is the easiest way to learn, and that it has helped him learn more. I tried to participate in all that I could-Math, Science, English, Drama, Speech, Leadership, It kept me from getting bored with any one thing. Gary’s participation brought him many things besides awards, such as Debate and math championships, Busi- ness award, and leadership awards, it brought him a lot of fun, and a lot more opportunities, and importantly an understanding of people. 60 GARY GILBERT Honors Left to right: Karla Seely. Trent Dye, Troy Arnold. Darrell Huntsman. Todd Patterson. Stuart Albrecht Honor Society Officers: Tamara Smith President Paul Killpack Vice President Daniece Day Secretary Karla Seely Reporter Troy Arnold Brenda Bogdin Melanie Caldwell Tawna Clement Todd Magelby Murray Mathis Trent Dye Kelly Hess Darrell Huntsman Todd Snyder Christal Herring Todd Patterson Stuart Albrecht Gary Gilbert Jennifer Johnson Phyllis Jorgensen Gina Dugmore Seth McCourt Maralynne Ewell Joye Peacock Barbara Pinegar Marc Stilson Phillip George 61 Departmental Awards Achievement Tracy Justesen Troy Justesen Arts And Crafts Tammy Smith Jerry Price Athletics Shon Roper Kym Estes Band Kyle Maxfield Curt Collard Chorus Tawna Clement Business Daniece Day Citizenship Stuart Albrecht Computer Marc Christensen Drama Jared Huntsman Murray Mathis English Karla Seely Vo. Ag. Kevin Behling Val Anderson Home Economics Meagan Mower Journalism Brenda Bodgin Mathematics Paul Killpack Science Troy Justesen Social Science Todd Patterson Yearbook Stephanie Shiben Woods Shane Stodard Auto Mechanics Glen Farnsworth Drafting LaVell Fish 62 63 Seniors Top to Bottom: Troy Arnold. President; Paul Killpack. Vice President; Laurie Bradbury. Secretary; Karla Seely. Reporter; Shon Roper. Chris Olsen. Social Committee. They give you three years- the so-called impossible years in which to fulfill your dreams- impossible dreams! Dreams which you soon solidify into realities, but just as quickly let fade into memories. Three years- from apprehensive sophomores to ecstatic seniors in which you strive for your ultimate dream- graduation. Shellee Hardee and Kolleen Nelson posing tor a picture. 64 $ Todd D. Allen Stacey Lynn Aiken Stuart K. Albrecht Guy D. Allred Val Anderson Class Of '86 Philip J. Angeli Troy B. Arnold Robert Baker Mike Barnes Jodi Behling Keven Behling Ingrid Bellander Stephany Bishop Brenda Bodgin Tracey J. Borren Steven C. Boyce Laurie Bradbury Loren Brinkerjoff Joan Burgess Lenae Bury Scott Cannon Donna L. Carr Allen Christensen '86 Melanie A. Caldwell Marc Christensen Tawna Clement Chris Collard Curt D. Collard Terri Cologie Rodney Conover Earl J. Cullum Valerie Dale Danny Paul Daley Clint Davis Steven Davis Daniece Day Doug Dexter tW?5 Glen Farnsworth Kymberlee A Estes Julie Erickson Shawn Enke Trent Dye Gary E. Gilbert Marsha Ghrist Greg Fisher LaVell Fish Janice Farnsworth Morgan Hatch Shellee Hardee Shirley Hansen Chris Hansen Kelly Hess Darrell Huntsman Jared Huntsman Wayne Huntsman Class Of '86 Layne G. Jensen Mike Johansen Tracy Justesen Troy R. Justesen Ravis Kescoli Paul Killpack Lars Landro Launa L Larsen Tammy Larsen Tammy Madden Todd D Magleby Doug Luke Mike Maki Teresa M Luke Rodney Mangum Kyle Maxfield Mike McCandless Judy A Morgensen Dionne T. Nielson Kolleen Nelson Anna Thompson Sherrie Oman Cheryl Ann Oviatt Steve Oviatt Megan L. Mower Karen I Morlan Chris Olsen Michelle Oliver Todd Patterson Valorie Payne Eldawna Petersen Robert Phillips Andy Potter Jerry Price Charles Priggemeier 69 Class Of '86 Rhonda Rhandall Marinda A Russell Tamara Smith Shon Roper Michelle Riley Rhett Riding Stephanie R. Shiben Laura A. Sadler Karla Seely Chris Spencer Sandi K. Stevens Angie L. Standifird 70 Karen Swope Patrick Sundstrom Dustin Taylor W. Keith Tharp Joby Tucker Sherrie L. Williams Teresa Tucker ■K it Cheryl Lynn Wilske Ricky J. VanBuren Julie Lyn Wilson Marlene Tucker Daisha T. Warner Brian Williams NOT PICTURED: Kenny Anderson Scott Bradley Tammy Edgell Paul Fillmore Sherrie Fletcher Paulette Jackson Robert Johansen Todd Johnson Gary Kitchens Albert Madill Daniel Madsen Kenneth Murdoch Dusty Nay Shane Nay Mike Nielson Michelle Smith Shane Stoddard Todd Teter Marnee Winn 71 Class Of '86 The 1986 Senior class will always be remembered. As Sophomores they all made it through Driver's Ed. alive, and were the last class to have Mr. Arnold as a teacher. When they became Juniors, they won the 1st Battle of the Classes and ruled the school. Their Junior Prom was held on April 19th, and the theme was “One More Night” by Phil Collins. The colors for the prom were blue and silver. As Seniors they met in August for Senior pictures and ordered graduation announcements in October. Again they proved theirselves as “Ruler of the School, when they won the 2nd annual Battle of the Classes. Their Senior Christmas Dance was held on December 14th with the theme Silver Bells. They all busily prepared and anxiously looked forward for May 23rd when they graduated from Emery High School to go on to bigger and better things. Some got married, and some went on to more school which suddenly changed their lives from being just high school students. They were no longer “students” at Emery High, they are now part of the alumni. 72 Seniors 1st attendants: Stewart Albrecht and Ingrid Bellander. King: Lars Landro’. Queen: Stacy Aiken. 1st attendants: Laurie Bradbury and Jared Huntsman. Foreign Exchange Every year Emery High is blessed with the opportunity to bring a dif- ferent culture into our lives through the Foreign Exchange Program. This years exchange students were Ingrid Bellander from Sweden; Lars Landro’ from Norway; and Matthias Kerestesch from Germany. They were three special people who brought a certain excitement to many of our lives that we’ll never forget. 73 Senior Personalities Most Likely To Succeed Most Athletic Kym Estes and Shon Roper Most Friendly Karla Seely and Gary Gilverl Most All-Around Megan Mower and Troy Arnold Most Natural Donna Carr and Jared Huntsman Easiest On Eyes 74 Chris Olsen and Laurie Bradbury Stephanie Shiben and Steve Oviatt Best Dressed Most Western Shellee Hardee and Darrell Huntsman Most School Spirit Marlene Tucker and Brent Sitterued Most Unique Collette Wareham and Robert Johansen Craziest Michelle Smith and Lavell Fish Most Talented Tawna Clement and Todd Magleby 75 Steven Boyce and Karen Morlan Senior Talent Night Senior Talent turned out to be a great suc- cess. The audience was overwhelmed with the talent that the seniors showed. The Ama- deus’' group was definately a show that no one would forget and for once everyone enjoyed the commercials put on by Michelle Smith and Stacey Aiken. Overall the night made many outstanding memories. 2 1- Some Seniors singing That's What Friends Are For . 2- Janice Farnsworth and Melanie Caldwell imitating the Chipminks. 3- Tawna Clement performing her talent. 4- Karla Seeley and Curt Collard singing a duet. 5- Stephanie Bishop and Valerie Payne performing a one act play. 6- A 501 blue’s commercial. 7- Rock Me Amadeus .. . 8 Murray Mathis. Stewart Albrecht. Todd Paterson, and Troy Arnold performing Addicted To Love . 9- A Kool Aid commercial. 10- Mike McCandles singing. Graduation Seniors Juniors Jeri Lyn Thomas. President; Todd Snyder. Vice President; Yvonne Hatch. Social Committee; Maralynne Ewell. Social Committee; not pictured: Davin Stilson. Social Committee; Laurie Thomas. Secretary. A junior is a student who has finally adjusted to school, yet he doesn’t quite have “senioritis.” He hangs out in the main hall, knows his way around, and is willing to challenge any sophomore on any subject. Along with J.R.’s English, lots of juniors take type, algebra, and bi- ology. They are preparing for the next year, the art of getting excused from as many classes as possible, and they are making their mark on Emery High. The class of 1987 has successfully done their part in contributing to the year’s activities. They had several fund- raises including a pork raffle and magic show; the annual Jr. Prom under the theme of: “This Could Be The Night’’ turned out exceptionally well; and what would school activities be without the ju- niors? They participated in nearly every club, team, staff, and musical group; and they added their support to the making of a year to remember. 81 Bobbi Stevens. Hard at work? Mindee Allen Seth Allred Brendon Anderson Mike Baker Tiffani Baker Robert Barnes Troy Barney Chen Beach Derek Beagley Jan Bell Robert Bell Dana Bluemel Robyn Boyce Colin Brinkerhoff Michael Carr Dean Casutt Richard Chynoweth John Ciet Shellie Cook Danna Cox Jerry Cranford Dee Dee Day Randy Defa Wendy DeFriez Heidi Diamond Smdy Dixon J.W. Doris Lesa Drushal Gena Dugmore Debbie Eden 82 87 Karyn Eden Teresa Elggren Anita Elifrits Kristin Estes Maralynne Ewell Daren Fairbanks Ryan Fausett Darcy Fillmore Christy Fisher Greg Funk Rick Garrett Philip George T.J. Gockley Jimmy Gordon Jimmy Greenan Katie Grimes Chris Guymon Ross Hansen Sharon Hansen Yvonne Hatch Carleen Hayward Christal Herring Trent Hess Mitch Horton Katrina Hoschouer Chad Howard Bobby Huggins Randy Huntington Roger Huntington Darrin Hurdsman 83 Jennifer Jackson Christine James Aretha Jensen Christie Jensen David Jensen Gary Jensen Joel Jensen Shawndra Jensen Ty Jensen Wade Jewkes Gwen Johansen Ryan Johansen Heather Johnson Cindy Jones Karen Jones Dixie Jorgensen Phyllis Jorgensen Sara Jorgensen Pam Keener Dawn Kenner Kim Kerrick Peggy Kerrick Michelle Koren Stacy Kunze Mike Labbee Dale Lake Lyle Larsen Rushelle Larsen Troy Leach Christy Lemmon 84 Lynn Littlejohn Paul Loftgreen Diane Lowe 87 Tom Madsen Brett Marcelis Carlene Matson Seth McCourt Gina McClaren Jennifer Miller Daniel Morley Kelly Mortensen Leslie Murdoch Shane Nelson Laura Lee Nelson Polly Oakeson Leigh Ann Oman Sara Ockey Tone Pahl Joye Peacock Chris Peterson Barbara Pinegar Nephi Poeker Cody Potter Jeff Potter 85 Andra Price Kenneth Price Kristi Price Stephen Price Samuel Priggemeier Darrell Pugmire Terrill Rasmussen Kirt Rasmussen Richard Riggle Kerry Roberts Keith Rice Shelly Russel Fawn Seely Jennifer Shorthill Beth Skipps Randy Smith Russele Snow Todd Snyder Stacy Sorensen Brian Spears Bobbi Stevens Gaylee Stevens Davin Stilson Marc Stilson Tina Stone Travis Taylor David Thomas 87 Jeri Lyn Thomas Laurie Thomas Anna Thompson George Thompson Gordon Tubbs Seon Turner Brent Tuttle Trevor Tuttle Greg Van Wagoner Cody Van Buren Shirley Van Wagoner Mike Vaughn Danette Wells Teri Wilberg Brent Willson Harold Wilstead Trent Wilstead Stacy Winn Mario Wood Andy Wright Jr. Prom The Jr. Prom turned out to be a great success. It was the biggest class to dance in the floor show. The theme was “This Could Be The Night” by Lo- verboy. Don Vee Jeffs choreographed and taught the dance. The Juniors had a week to learn the dance and to deco- rate. They did a very good job! Left to Right: 1st Attendants. Seth McCourt and Aretha Jensen; Queen. Yvonne Hatch; King. Ty Jensen; 2nd Attendants, Debi Eden and Cody VanBuren. 88 Sophomores Left to right: Mr. Alton. Advisor; Devin Arnold. President; Kari Mortensen, Vice President; Jennifer Johansen. Secretary; Lori Matson. Reporter; Gala Carter. Social Committee; Joel Wilson. Social Committee; Traci Lynn Jeffs. Social Committee. This year marked the largest sopho- more class to ever enroll at Emery High School. Their presence was definitely no- ticed as they helped to lengthen the lunch lines and crowd the hall. Among other things, the class of 1988 constructed a homecoming float and sponsored the Sadie Hawkins Day Dance. With a matching shirt contest, marriage ceremonies, and Kick-a-poo Joy-Juice, everyone was in for a good time at the most radical dance of the year. Said class president, Devin Arnold, “Sophomores get the last of everything.” They do seem to have a tough time get- ting adjusted to high school at first, but give them a few weeks, and the sopho- mores fit in well with the rest of the stu- dent'body. Everybody was a sophomore- body sometime. 89 Trade Shorthill patiently waiting for the bell to ring. 19 Lane Adams Trent Aiken Mark Allen Jennifer Anderson Max Anderson Chris Archibald Devin Arnold Bambi Atwood Chandra Atwood Valorie Atwood Joseph Baggs Danny Baldwin Grant Behling Kim Behling Jay Bertuzzi Machiel Bishop Mark Bishop Kelly Blackburn Russell Bloomer Joye Brasher Brenda Brown Gary Brown Mace Byington Kelly Caldwell Candace Carlson Pam Carlson Gala Carter Chad Christmas Jeff Cisneros Chris Cole 90 88 J D Conover Kevin Cook Jeff Copinga Rebecca Cox Marlene Curtis Jeame Day Kim Earl Lailoni Elggren Jerel Erickson Merianne Ewell Darla Fairbanks Billy Filipsic Michael Fillmore Karen Force Bryan Gordon Frank Gordon Shauna Gordon Vince Grimmetl Shawn Gunderson Darin Halliday Jefl Hammond Kellee Hatch Melissa Hayward Malena Heiniger Ballard Henderson Jackie Hockins David Hooley Denise Horscroft Valerie Humphrey Dusty Huntington 91 Jackie Huntsman Kim Hyden Tayne Ivie Denise Jacquez Traci Lynn Jeffs Jennie Lynn Jeffs Arden Jensen Blake Jensen Casey Jensen Charlie Jensen Kae Lyn Jensen Todd Jensen Brian Jewkes Jennifer Johansen Larry Johansen Shannon Johansen Tammy Johnson Brendon Jones Ron Jones Jessica Jorgensen Steven Jorgensen Tammy Key Rachael Keele Karla Keisel Johnny Kirkwood SOPHOMORES Jill Knighton Terry Larsen Travis Larsen Steven Law Travis Leonhardt Chad Lofthouse Jolene Luke Susan Lund Brian Mangum Bruce Mangum Jason Marietti Lorie Matson Lynda McElprang Lynette McElprang Michelle McGill Kerrie Moore Kari Mortensen Mark Mortensen Becky Motte Kristie Nelson Troy Nielson Heather Norton Pegie Okerlund Mike Oliver Wendy Oliver Debbie Olsen D'Mont Palmer Chrystal Parker Brandon Payne Katie Perry Lonnie Peterson 19 Shawn Peterson Troy Peterson Dee Dee Pizzuto Jeffery Poeker Joshua Powell Quinton Powell Carla Priggemeier Paul Pulli Rex Randall De De Rhodes Sandy Richardson Billy Riley Lynn Roberts LaDawn Robinson Brett Rowley Seann Saindon Brett Sandstrom Bonnie Schade Connie Schade Shelly Singoloni Bill Schultz Tracie Shorthill Richard Smith James Snow Wendy Stanifird Elden Stephens Brian Stevens Byron Stilson Dale Stilson Jennifer Stilson 88 Scot! Slilson Zanette Taylor Jennifer Terrill Troy Teter Adam Thompson Ryan Thompson Ty Tidwell Shane Trapp William Tubbs Holly Umphenour Matt Walters Courtney Ware Corey Wareham Karl Wells Dennis White Travis Whiting Karleen Williams Travis Willson Erica Wilsey Diane Wilske Joel Wilson Ty Wilson Doug Wilson Missy Wood Amy Yost Lori Young 95 Missy hard at work. Sophomores Principal Robert Swinburne. Principal Vice Principal 98 Mr. Wakefield. Counselor Mr. Swinburne has been one of the best principals a school could have. He is always been very supportive of the activities and helped out in any way possible. This past year though, the high school had to do without him for a few months, because he had a severe heart attack. Fund raisers were held to help raise money for him and many cards and letters were sent to hime to let him know that we cared. We struggled without him, but the school stayed in good shape. Everyone was glad to see him return because we couldn’t have found a better man to do the job anywhere. Mr. Wakefield was more to students than just a high school counselor. He was always willing to help a student with any of the many problems he or she might have. Mr. Wakefield was in charge of records kept on the students. Secretaries What would everyone do without Sandi and May? They’ve always been there to help you with whatever you could possi- bly need. Although, they get grouchy ev- ery once in a while, it can only be expect- ed. After all, could you handle 350 stu- dents’ problems everyday? 99 Surprise Sandi!!! Faculty K. Alton English 10 Consumer Math Media Center K. Bunderson B. Burr Basic Math Law Enforcement Algebra 1 Consumer Math Phys. Ed. T. Burr Health Phys. Ed. G. Card Lapidary Metals 1 2 Driver Ed. B. Dellos Biology Vo. Ag. 2. 3. 4 D. Dunn Honors English 10 11 Media Center R. Fairbanks Auto Mech 1 2 W. Frisbee Stage Production M. Hansen Wood Shop Drafting 1 2 Algebra 1 100 G. Huntington A.P. English 12 Keyboard 1 English 12 Honors English 12 T. Jeffs Computers 1 2 Algebra 2 D. Johansen Office Practice Accounting 1 2 Keyboard 1 2 Shorthand X J. Jones World History Weight Training B. Jorgensen Geometry Algebra 1 2 Advanced Math M.A. Jorgensen Home Ec. Marriage and Family B. Killpack Physiology Carrer Ed. Consumer Math Yearbook L. Leonhardt Special Ed. European Lit. A.P. T. McCandles American History American Problems D. Nelson English 10 French 1 2 101 Faculty J.R. Nelson C. Nielsen S. Neal N. Peacock V.L. Peacoc English 11 Ceramics Spanish 1 American Problems Geology Crafts Forensics-Drama Physics Art 1 2 American History Chemistry European History Spanish 2 Student Council Left to right. Stuart Albrecht. President; Darrel Huntsman. Vice President; Gary Gilbert. 2nd Vice President; Megan Mower. Reporter; Neal Peacock. Advisor; Donna Carr. Historian; Todd Patterson. Social Committee; Valorie Dale. Social Committee; Karen Morlan. Social Committee; not pictured. Valorie Payne. Secretary. The Student Council did a great job in helping to get everyone involved this year. They helped to make Homecoming one of the best ever. They kept a lot of old traditions but also brought in a lot of new ideas for actovotoes. They supported many of the organizations and brought a lot of school spirit into the school. Over- all, they made this year a memorable one for all. 1- The swearing in of Cindy Jones to the position of President for 1986-87. 2- Megan Mower and Gary Gilbert in Senior Talent Night. Lunch Ladies Custodians Left to right: Karen Williams. Danette Morley. Georgia Gardener. Cory Bluemel. Rosette Hansen. Louise Willardsen. Virginia Nelson. What would students do without hot lunches and someone to constantly clean up after them? They’d be 7-11 creatures with trash all around them. That’s why, whether we show it or not, we are all thankful towards Emery High’s lunch ladies and custodians. This year the lunch ladies sold rolls, icee’s, and many other snacks to help raise money to improve our lunches, and purchase a new salad bar stand and a microwave. The custodians helped to keep our school in tip top shape. Everyday during sixth period, you could find them picking candy wrappers, gum, and all other kinds of trash up out of the halls. In the evenings the “Listher family” would arrive to plish and sweep the halls and parking lots. Thanks for all of your effort and hard work. 104 105 PRIDE Smile! Smile! Smile! Smile! Smile! Smil 1- Kym Jensen Elmo’s future model. 2- Ross Hansen. Kari Mortensen. and Steven Law waiting for the lunch bell. 3- Where’s your tu-tu Cheri? 4- Mrs. Huntington gives Karla Seely the English award. 5- Teresa Elggren using the human body as a ta- ble. 6- T.J. 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