Evanston High School - Devils Diary Yearbook (Evanston, WY)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1966 volume:

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V Y Q ORGANIZATIONS . . si 2:3 ACTIVITIES FOREWORD This year the Devil's Diary gives special recognition to those students and groups so often forgotten or ignored during the school year. We refer to the leaders who organize school activities, the outstanding scholars, and the talented individuals among us. The officers of the National Honor Society, shown at the left, symbolize those who through their achievements honor, not so much them- selves, as they honor Evanston High School. To them we dedicate the Features Section of the 1966 Devil's Diary. SPORTS ...... 25 ...ll 41 JUNIOR HIGH ..... 67 I ADMINISTRATION UNDERGRADUATES . . 79 AND FACULTY . . oi GRADUATES .... 97 Table 0f Contents I ,ir fa 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 J. 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1. 'fel if i -'JAH , A ,Q ,, 1. - ,. 1141- 11 11.31.-. 1f,.,w,,k H F e f 1 1 -13 ff ,f ,f f XxX ff!!! f fm f X WWW 1X 16. 1 , .1 1 Xxiffj ' 1 X , Xi!! ff FEAT RES Jeff John Carlton Gerrard S S S f V' rrr T Elected Student rw- Bod For fficers Service STUDENT BODY OFFICERS: SITTING: J eff C a r It o n, president. Laurie STANDING: John Gerrard, vice-presidentg Laurie Myers, secretaryg John Myers John Spencer, reporter. Spencer f s , . 1 i FIRST ROW: John Morrison, Don Schulthess, Pam Cox, Laurie Myers, John Gerrard, Jeff Carlton, Brent Charles Demander, Kelly Lewis. SECOND ROW: Lex Barker. FOURTH ROW: Loretha Barnes, Dale Eastman Wadsworth, Spencer Defa, Barbara DeVoy, Rodney Benn, Paul Barnard, Candy Karn. Randy Cook. THIRD ROW: Bob Starke, John Spencer, tudent Council: Leaders of E. H. S. Homecoming highlighted the year's student council responsibilities. ln close cooperation with the senior class, plans were made for the snake dance, election and crowning of the royalty, and the dance. John Gerrard, John Spencer, and Bob Starke represented EHS at the state con- vention where they gained innumerable ideas and a large measure of enthusiasm. The council conducted asurvey among the students on school activities. Although the student body wanted more assemblies they weren't willing to produce them and participate. The council seriously con- sidered its efficiency and purpose to be an instrument of the student body. ational Honor Society Set high goals! No doubt the members of the Uinta Chapter of the National Honor Society of Secondary Schools did in scholar- ship, leadership, service and character. The twenty-six members of this organi- zation are the highest scholastically in their various classes and are willing to always work to the best of their abilities to try to strive for excellence. These members consider their member- ship in the National Honor Society one of the most important accomplishments, and truly an honor in their high school careers. They feel a satisfaction and a sense of comple- tion in having succeeded in reaching their goals. Whether dusting the trophy case, or striving to set the pace at EHS, the members are making their organization well known, as well as pointing up the significance of being a member of the National Honor Society. FIRST ROW: Laurie Myers, Kathy Houtz, Barbara Aaron, Ellen Hanson. THIRD ROW: Linda Dickerson, Bob Starke, Helen Wadsworth, Marie Crompton, Maureen Blake, Candy Tracy Fowler, Greg Putnam, Jeff Carlton, Paul Barnard, Karn. SECOND ROW: Linda Wold, Cherrie Guild, Linda Barbara Taggart. FOURTH ROW: Jo Lynn Bell, Janice Harris, Jean Megeath, Harriet Defa, Ruth Kennedy, Byrne, Linnea Miller, Terri Thornhill. The National Honor Society enjoy their annual job of dusting the trophy case. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY OFFIC ERS: Mr, Samuelson, sponsorg Marie Crompton, secretary, Ruth Kennedy, presidentg Linda Dickerson, secretary-elect. Candy Karn, salutatoriang Helen Wadsworth, valedicto rian. FIRST ROW Helen Wadsworth Barbara Aa n a : , ro , M rie Crompton, Ruth Kennedy. SECOND ROW: Harriet Defa, Barbara Taggart, Candy Sue Kearns. THIRD ROW: Terri Thornhill, Jeff Carlton. FOURTH ROW: Paul Barnard. uill and Scroll In an effort to raise the standards of the EHS Keyhole and Devil's Diary, the Evanston Chapter of Quill and Scroll, InternationalSociety was re-instated. The Chapter was named the Charles Schulz Chapter, Its purpose is to encourage and reward individual achievement in journalism. Applicants for membership must be in the upper third of their class and must have done superior work in some phase of journalism, Thespian Awards The Dramatic awards for the best Thespians of 1966 were given to four dynamic seniors, It takes a lot of determination to be deserv- ing of this honor and when these EHS troupers went into action we were assured outstand- ing performances and plenty of hard work, THESPIAN AWARDS: Sue Kearns, Best Supporting Actress Harriet Defa, Best Actressg Kaye Wilson, Best Actor Craig Marshall, Best Supporting Actor and Best Thespian Jim Morrow receives his letter for participation from Mr. Erickson. cience Fair Award p Jim took second place in the Senior divi- sion at the Science Fair at Kemmerer, The project he entered was in the field of telemetry, the process by which satellites relate coded and uncoded messages to earth, Music Awards Four people were chosen to represent Evanston High School at the State Inter-school Music Festival in Cody, Wyoming. Ruth Bodine, Kaye Wilson, Russ Nye and Jack lVIcPhie joined with other music-wise students from all over Wyoming. STANDING: Ruth Bodine and Kaye Wilson, all-state chorus. SITTING: Russ Nye and Jack McPhie, all- state band. STANDING: Mel Davis, delegate: John Gerrard, delegate. SITTING: Roger Coles, alternate: Randy Stonebraker, alter- nate. Boy Staters Two boys attended Boy's State this year in Douglas on June 5. The two delegates and two alternates were chosen on the basis of leader- ship, scholarship, and personality they had shown in their various school activities. 10 Girl Staters At Girl's State the three Junior delegates were instructed by qualified personnel in the Various fields of government and citizenship. Their activities were highlighted with campaign speeches for mock city and state elections, and a trip to Cheyenne on State Capitol Day. I STANDING: Vicki Brown, delegate: Linda Harris, delegate Connie Ashton, delegate. SITTING: Patti Martin, alternate Susan James, alternate: Elsie Keyes, alternate. X f I I 1 F I 1 N I E i 1 1 x Q 5 ff--X, 1 f X ,,f NX x x I f , K 1, X V I PN N X ' ' I N 1 I I ff f I ,ff X f f fx f,, L, X N 4 t ff ,A4.- fxf X x XXX-xx , XX x J! ACTIVITIES X Xu' 11 X1 G Q 'fha Q i 5 Q. JT 4 3,3 YV' 5354 We P 4 A , ,I ?.niN,JM,,,- 'hw K xv gg 1' ix f X Q4 nun 'lvl' iw' ,Na lit iii lit With Food, Slumber Parties Packed r K Q F And Fun! There was an added feature at the Freshman slumber party! The Band leads the parade but they are E The Pepsters decorated goal posts in the early morning frost! B r 5 xl QUEEN: Candy Karn in the Homecoming Parade. ATTENDANTSQ Terri Thornhill and Judy Hamby . The Parade: Fitting Prelude to the Game l I followed by our high-stepping Drill Team. The Drill Team worked hard to get ready for their Homecoming Game half-time performance. Drill Team sponsors were Mrs. Kerry Frandsen and Mr. Starks. 1 The Homecoming Game final results: a clean de- cisive 14-7 win over Green River for the Evanston Red Devils. That's not the way we did it in practice! R a y a n d K a y e tense up on the bench while temporarily out of ac- tion. 16 Chug-a-lug, Candy! Kent and Larry rest with the Grubs. cial first and ten. The Homecoming ,Vi -Q ,K Bloomfield, Barnard, and Boyer watch a close measure- ment for a if Spirit runs high among Red Devil supporters. i Game 32 a nf-Fun' Yorgason a n d Dean watch the defense stop a power drive. The Fat Five give The Pep Band helps urge the Devils on to victory. Evanston's leading scorer sweeps end for another substantial gain ummm. ,, ml wr -w .mm u1 M '1--Mwfe-'-'-' All UFO's get shot down in Algebra class. I am the greatest ..... . K xk NM :Ei tk. all i k 5 ji X C o m e on, gang, the cokes are on me! Freshmen Go-Go Girls and Supermen get initiated. It's oncho time in Jackson. P f-3 The boys gather after a hard day at school. These Were th R. ,Url-f.,,.-I-4' Peach fuzzers found in E Club Beard Growing Contest. Results: Gene Demander, first placeg Ken Jackson, second placeg Larry Yorgason, last place. This is our sneaky way of getting Mr. Turk's picture. Hm-m-m-In-m-m-m-m! .Tight for the Redman The Pepsters put on a quaint skit. Would you believe size 14? You too can be Cheerleader for a Day! lmes to Remember Presenting the Pepster Ball Royalty for 1965--Leatha Kaie Smith, First Attendantg Vickie Morrow, Queeng Linda Harris, Second Attendant. The Pe ster Ball P The Queen spotlights a dance with Galen Myers after her Coronation. Barbara and Teddy caught Mommy in the act . Chestnuts roasting on an open fire . . . . Q . W J fx? 53 mm., -A Mm SY? .. ,, ik 'Q Thespians Produced 'Lost Horizon The weary travelers seek the advice of Lex Wadsworth, High Llama of Shangri-La. The cast sits in the castle of The Audience that nties of Wfhe FIRST ROW: Jo Lynn Bell, Georgia Blakeslee, Lynn Herbert, Lewis, Rodney Benn, Judy Hamby, Joe Matthews.THlRD RQW: Patti Martin, Rusty Megeath, Kathleen Marshall, Karen Trout, Barbara DeVoy, Connie Voss, Lex Wadsworth,Terr1 Thornhill, Penny Brown, Loretha Barnes, Jerry Hinshaw. SECOND ROW: Craig Marshall, Kaye Wilson, Sue Kearns, Bob Starke. Tom Passey, Carol Cornia, Larry Yorgason, Danna Day,Miss w l FIRST ROW: P atti Martin, Dixie Evans, Judy Goodwin, Kaye Wilson, T e r ri Thornhill, Linda Parmley, Sue Kearns, Lex Wadsworth, Jo Ann Morgan, Connie Voss. SECOND ROW: Craig Marshall, Danna Day, Barbara DeVoy, June Bruce, Kathy George, Tony Vehar, Candy Karn, Russell Dean, I-Iarriet Defa, Rodney Benn, Mary Ella Guild, Rusty Megeath, Karen Trout, Joe Matthews, Chris Tingue, Randy Cook. Grand Fenwick at the conclusion of the spring play, The Mouse that Roared. Roared Followe ouse that Roaredw The forces of Grand Fenwick went ashore to attack the city of New Russell Dean and Harriet Defa S1'10W affeCfi0f1Whi1efh9 York in broad daylight with bows and arrows. court subjects approve of their forthcoming marriage. What now? asked Mr. Forbush whenever the EHS troupers went into action. Twice this year the auditorium underwent drastic changes. A Shangri- La appeared first, followed by the Duchy of Grand Fenwick. Meanwhile, the new speech students and veteran Thespians were off to District and State Speech Meets. The honors and new friends were only part of the fun -- who could ever forget the bus ride? A Banquet at the Jolly Roger ended a lively year for El-lS's budding dramatists and potential orators. Sa - 0 'Q' o'0 0 0 ,wi My 1 1 VJ ,L .i- ' ',...,- - N , r. .V 5:',Y'v 21 .0 O fix 4, 0.0 I '00, Q 0.0.0 'p0'0. . 9.0: f 0 0.0 C ...A 00 0 ' o 3.0 00.0.5 A '0' 0 0 'x 0 0 0 .0 0 0 QQ X udp DJJ, 9 SPORTS FIRST ROW: Coach Parker, John Spencer, Russ Dean, Paul Barnard, John Bloomfield, Gene Demander, John Gerrard, Coach Peterson. SECOND ROW: Kay Fackrell, Gordon Price, John Waters, Russ Cox, Larry Yorgason, Dale Eastman, Rodney Benn. THIRD ROW: Kay Wilson, Dee Cox, Dean Heward, Harley Griggs, Phil Harvey, John Harris, Joe Matthews. FOURTH ROW: Roy Wagstaff, Gale Lee, Jay Crompton, Fred Riley, Kent Wilson, Clark Dunning, Chick Boyer, Roger Ashton. FIFTH ROW: Dick Norton, Mel Davis, Rob Snyder, Gerry Griggs, Dennis Calder, Ray Wagstaff, Lonnie Wayman. Football Action I Demander leads interference on a play around the end. The Devils smash through the middle for a first - and - ten. Devils Second in Conference Devils try an end sweep with a Green man in hot pursuit. Bloomfield gets set to boom one out. V8.l'1StOI'1 VaI'1SfOI'1 vanston V3I'1SIIOI'1 V8.1'1SIIOl'l Val'1StOT1 Va1'1S1IOl'l VEITISTIOII VSHSIOII 's Record Jackson Rock Springs 27 Star Valley 13 Green River 6 Rawlins 25 Kemmerer O Star Valley 32 Green River 7 Kemmerer I3 Where do I go now, coach? . V ' Griggs, Demander, and Dean open up a hole for Eastman. FIRST ROW: Kelly Spencer, Bruce Barnard, Raymond Fruits, Jack Wilson, Brad Kennedy. SECOND ROW: Randy Ottley, Carl Harms, Charles Demander, Gary Thomas, David Smith, John Morrison, manager. THIRD ROW: Steve Cox, Mike Waters, Tom Brough, Bruce Blakeslee, Ronald Barnard, gay gfilnklelr. FOURTH ROW: Coach Perryman, Dale Barnes, Jim Kearns, Bill Done, Tony Vehar, on c u t ess. 6251 I . 1. K i 5 Paul Barnard Rodney Benn John Bloomfield Dennis Calder RUSS Dean Gene Demander Clarke Dunning Dale Eastman John Harris Phil Harvey Gale Lee Joe M-HFCTIGWS Ray Wagstaff Roy Wagstaff John Waters LOnniG Waymafl Russ Cox John Gerrard Gordon Price Kent Wilson E ING C h Pe r man Paul Barnard manager- Coach Russ Cox Jeff Carlton, Mel Davis, Bud Eastman, Bob Starke, KNE L : oac r y , , , , Travis. STANDING: Fred Riley, Larry Yorgason, Phill-larvey, John Gerrard, Ted Heckert. Dale Eastman, Jerry Overstreet, Dick Norton, John Waters, Devils Took Second at District Tournament O'Hara blocks out his man, andafast break for two by the Devils. reshman Team The Fro- sh Basketball Team placed second this year in the E v a n s t on F r e s hman Basketball Tournament. Dick Norton a n d J o h n Bloomfield were picked for the all- tourney team. FIRST ROW: Jim Kearns, Larry Harvey, Tom Barnard. THIRD ROW: Coach Parker,Mike Waters, Brough, Jack Wilson. SECOND ROW: Gary Thomas, Kelly Spencer, Dick Norton, John Bloomfield. Kelly Lewis, Don Schultess, Brad Kennedy, Ronald Eastman, Cox ade All-District Yorgason drives against Lander in pre-conference competition. FIRST ROW: Jay Thornton, Kaye Fackrell, Bruce Barnard OX SECOND ROW: John Spencer, Mike O'Brien, Rodney Benn Coach Travis, THIRD ROW: Russ Dean, Clark Dunning ' Bruce Blakeslee. S63SOIl,S Record Evanston Evanston Evanston Evanston Evanston Evanston Evanston Evanston Evanston Evanston Evanston Evanston Evanston Evanston Evanston Evanston Evanston Evanston Evanston Evanston Evanston Evanston Evanston 33 Rawlins 48 Coalville 36 Coalville 35 Rock Springs 60 Roy 52 St. Joseph 64 Lander 39 Bear River 61 Kemmerer 36 Star Valley 48 Jackson 46 Green River 69 Kemmerer 63 Montpielier 64 Jackson 61 Star Valley 70 Green River 62 Rawlins District Tournament 52 Star Valley 53 Green River 66 Star Valley State Tournament 70 Lovell 56 Thermopolis Season SKINS Slowl Russ Cox Mel Davis Bud Eastman Dale Eastman John Gerrard Phil Harvey Lynda Byrd Johnson, the President's daughter, third from the left in the top row, brings luck to the Devil Cagers, while visiting Brent Eastman and family in Evanston. f an 3 ,, f , ,xl all is g ill, But Ends ith Bang! Ted Heckert Dick Norton Jerry Overstreet Robert Starke John Waters Larry Yorgason The Devils take their first victory from the Lander Tigers 2 KNEELING: Ken Lake, manager. STANDING: Reed Smith, Joe Danielson, Dick Dean, Roy Wagstaff, Don Black, Roger Mike Sims, DeWayne Moore, Ray Wagstaff, Gene Demander, Coles, Rick Saxton. Wrestlers Won Second in Southwest District Conference Dean tries for a pin to add another victorv to his undefeated season. Dick Dean Took Dick Dean is congratulated upon w1nn1ng his State t 0 34'Championship in the 165 pound weight class. F av Devil Rapid atmen Wrestling Provide Action Don gets ready to pin a tired opponent. ABOVE: Smith works hard to get out of a tight hold. BELOW: Sims throws a reverse on an un- suspecting opponent. Coles stays with his man to log up riding time. Roger strains for a fall. Wrestlers Gene Demander - Fourth at State. Don Black - Second at state. . 'X . 4 S Mike Sims - Third at state. 9 Season s Evanston 35 Evanston 12 Evanston 18 Evanston 32 Evanston 30 Evanston 35 Evanston 29 Evanston 32 Evanston 30 Evanston 14 Evanston 33 Evanston 15 Evanston 18 Evanston Evanston 97 State Evanston 71 Don Black Roger Coles Gene Demander Dennis Calder DiCk Dean Joe Danielson at State Reed Smith - Third at state. I Roy Wagstaff - Second at Ray Wagstaff - Second at state. state. Record Roy 10 Cokeville 6 Star Valley 24 Mt. View 15 Kernmerer 15 Green River 8 Mt. View 25 Kemmerer 18 Rock Springs .20 Cokeville 8 Green River 23 Star Valley 27 Rock Spring 28 Tournament First Place Tournament Fourth Place Reed Smith Rick Saxton DeWayne Moore Ray Wagstaff Mike Sims Roy Wagstaff 37 FIRST ROwg Kent Wilson, Paul Barnard, Larry Yofgason, Darrell Porter, Jim Kearns, Charles Boyer, Rus s Dean, Rusty Megeath, Russ Cox, Craig Marshall, Kay Fackrell, Jack Wilson, Brad Kennedy, Ray FIUHS- Kaye Wilson. SECOND ROW: Mr. Travis, Don Schulthess, Renewed Interest in Track Program This year saw a resurgence of interest in the Devil track program. Coach Travis began practice with a large squad immediately after State Basketball Tournament. Hard work with the cindermen produced results: eight boys qualified and attended the State Meet, returning with a second place in the 880 relay, two third places, and two fourth places in the 100 and 220 yarddashes. am - It's up and over for four of Kay Fackrell shows his winning from in the broad jump. our track Stars, Barnard and' Fackrell Take Third, Fourth Places at State Track Meet Relay Team Takes State Second Place Running 880 Time - 10:35.7 Onlookers watch as Russ Cox clears the bar to add points to the Devi1's SCOIG. The mighty Devil Trackmen relax after a strenuous day of rough Work-outs. Distance runners set a tough pace for their competitors. Individual Awards: Football, Basketball, Wrestling, Track WRESTLING AWARDS: FIRST ROW: Tom Black, 2nd at State, F OOTBALL AWARDS: Dale Eastman, All- Conference, R u s s Cox, All-Conference, All-State. Gene Demander, 4th at State, Reed Smith, 3rd at State. SECOND ROW: Mike Sims, 3rd at State, Roy Wagstaff, 2nd at State, Dick Dean, lst at State, Ray Wagstaff, 2nd at State, Ricky Saxton, 2nd at State. BASKETBALL AWARDS: Dale Eastman, All-District, BestFree Thrower, Larry Yorgason, Best Defensive Player, Team Cap- tain, Russ Cox, All-District, All-State, Most Valuable Player, Team Captain. TR A CK A WA RDS: Kay Fackrell, Paul Barnard, Larry Yorgason, Brad Kennedy, 880-relay team, 2nd at State, Kay Fackrell, 3rd in the 100, and 4th in the 220 at State, Paul Barnard, 3rd in the 220 and 4th in the 100 at State. HE?-H Lw2WW W ! i fx V l 1 1 K W x x 'QU Q, URGANIZATIUNS xM.N N 41 66Keyh0le and 66Devil,s Diar Staffs KEYHOLE EDITORS B a r b a r a Taggart, Editorg R u s t y Megeath, Business Managerg Terri Thornhill, Associate Editor. i'he EHS journalists meditate their own special calling -- publishing the paper and the annual. These students keep up on school news, write articles and work on the annual. Q Q2 ff. Y it wi We The Publications Class takes time out for a winter hay party What is this madness? Each of Us I-las His wn Special Calling After a tedious year of gluing, cutting, typing and retyping the Keyhole and Devil's Diary staffs collapse in an exhausted heap. DEVIIJS DIARY EDITORS Candy Karn, Editorg Laurie Myers, Associ- ate Editor. Printer's Devils Our Ke hole reporters put in a lot of long, hard work for the first issue. FIRST ROW: Harriet Defa, Terri Thornhill, Rusty Megeath, Jeff Carlton, Paul Barnard, Brenda Schomas, Loretha Barnes. SECOND ROW: Joy Kreider, Barbara Aaron, Craig Marshall, Helen Wadsworth, Sue Kearns. THIRD ROW: Barbara Taggart, Laurie Myers, Marie Crompton, Ruth Kennedy. WE Club Lettermen FIRST ROW: Jerry Overstreet, Dale SECOND ROW: Coach Perryman, Jay Gordon Price, Paul Barnard, Coach FIRST ROW: Bud Eastman, secretary: Dennis Calder, sergeant-at-arms, Gene Bud Eastman, Larry Yorgason, Demander, vice-president, Russ Cox, president. SECOND ROW: Mr. Parker, Mr. York, Mr. Perryman, sponsors. . FIRST ROW: John Spencer, Ken Lake, Dick Norton, John Bloomfield, Russ Dean. SECOND ROW: Larry Heckert, Ray Wagstaff, John Harris, Roy Wagstaff, Roger Coles. THIRD ROW: John Gerrard, Chick Boyer, Phil Harvey, Roger Ashton. Janice Schomasy Eastman, John Waters, Russ Cox, Mel Davis. Crompton, Harley Griggs, Gene Demander, Parker. THIRD ROW: Fred Riley, Kent Wilson, Dennis Calder. Cheerleaders - Our hefty cheerleaders hop a Volkswagen to the game ---- and swing f Always Pepp - or joy on the goal posts after a victory Vicki Brown, Candy Karn, Ellen Hanson, Judy Hamby. QI ' 45 1 Ruth Kennedy, vice-president, Mrs. Myers, spon sorg Candy Karn, president, Linda Harris, treasurer, Vicki Brown, secretary. FIRST ROW: Mary Ella Guild, Barbara Taggart, Terri Thornhill, Lisbeth Dunning, Pat Dean, Sue Kearns, Judy Hamby, Candy Karn, Harriet Defa, Kathy Houtz, Vicki Morrow, Sandra Mackay, Leatha Kaie Smith. SECOND ROW: Dixie Evans, Linda Wold, Linda Robertson, Jo Ann Morgan, Barbara Aaron, Laurie Myers, Loretha Barnes, Arthella Barker, Colleen Sim, Wynn Barber, Genevieve Archuleta, Jan Faulkner. THIRD ROW: Kathleen Marshall, Sharon Richins, Sharon Howe, Ruth Kennedy, Kay Dean, Ellen Hanson, Marie Crompton. ' Senior Pepsters FIRST ROW: Patti Martin, Kathy Fanos, Claudia Staley, Carol Davis, Linda Harris, Marilyn Clark, Carol Cornia, Elsie Keyes, Sharon Rohrer, Jill Faulkner, Maureen Blake, Kathy Wold, Patty Morris, Judy Goodwin. SECOND ROW: Cherrie Guild, Lynn Herbert, Deena Bollschweiler, Shirlene Cox, Susan Sims, Susan James, Danna Day, Linda Dickerson, Vicki Brown, Chris Tingue, Lee Ann Atkinson, Janice Turner, Penny Brown, Cheryl St. Priest. THIRD ROW: Janis Byrne, Colleen Moss, Jean Megeath, Maryee ghristensen, Janice Schomas, Cindy Bennett, Jo Lynn Bell, Georgia Blakeslee, Carolyn a e. gf if , , . S A , , , , i , f S . 5 f V3 , A 5 . . , , M ., ,,, l , -, , , , , , 4 , e A ,K J it t .I . ,x fri, 2,3 if FIRST ROW: Peggy Thompson, Irene Fessler, Susan Hartzell, Linda Parmley, Kathy Horne, Deanne Proffit, Bev Bradshaw, Barbara DeVoy, Kathy Waite, Susan Hellewell, Cindy Osborne, Maxine Crompton, Yvonne Angelo. SECOND ROW: Mary Ann Stice, Judy Moore, Frankie Bond, JaNae Cragun, Ruth Bodine, Susan Crook, Kathy George, Jerry Hinshaw, Barbara Bertagnolli, Ann Widdop, Liana Clark, Janet Cornia, Gayle Brown. THIRD ROW: Connie Cook, Karen Trout, Connie Voss, Connie Dunning, Colleen Martin, Mary Gallegos. Junior Pepsters Susan Hartzell, president: Mrs. Myers, sponsor: Pam Cox, treasurer, Marianne Harris, secretary. FIRST ROW: Kathy Heward, Sarah Schwitzer, Pam Cox, Bonnie Thornhill, Diana Brown. SECOND ROW: Millie Robertson, Colleen Staley, Kaye Howard, Louise Sims, Beverly DeVoy. THIRD ROW: Peggy Robertson, Chrys Karn, Dorothy Smith, Marianne Harris, Colleen Jones. The big, gold V for victory is the Pepster's entry in the FOURTH ROW: Nancy George, Noreen Wall, Brenda parade. Heward, Paula Osborn. A - is A , . may X , . 5 , 9 .fam A-f H, uf 1 ff V xff,,,,,,y.g,.g,W,,,,fywzgzg.5251-kf,sA.: -faswsxw Q- J , ' ' n ,gg : i..,X.iW lf , 5 N - L . i f , 'MFA x , SM H if , n M fy ew X , Q ' . b ,, Q35 135135 i l E4 'Z li if E A -12.2 il YQ faq' V Y? fl' 'W 1 , S Q . w A . f Af 1 FIRST ROW: Susan I-Iellewell, Loretha Barnes, Bonnie Thornhill, Kathy Horne, Lynn Mills, Judy Hamby, Patti Martin, Bev Bradshaw, Danna Day, Pat Dean, Jo Lynn Bell, Linda Wold, Barbara Taggart. SECOND ROW: Susan Sims, Connie Ashton, Colleen Martin, Colleen Moss, Vicki Brown, Brenda Schomas, Vicki Morrow, Terri Thornhill, Chris Tingue, Harriet Defa, Leatha Kaie Smith, Kathy George, Connie Cook, Georgia Blakeslee, Linda Parmley. THIRD ROW:Connie Voss, Karen Trout, Dixie Evans, Judy Goodwin,Chrys Karn, Dorothy Smith, Marianne Harris, Colleen Sim, Elsie Keyes, Wynn Barber, Jo Ann Morgan, Nancy George, Lex WadSWOrtl'1- FOURTH ROW: Bruce Barnard, Penny Brown, Ruth Bodine, Susan I-lartzell, Carolyn Hale, Bev DeVoy, Deanna Profiit, Carol Cornia, Maxine Crompton, Janet Cornia, Connie Leckie, Randy Fearn. Senior High Chorus FIRST ROW: Linda Dickerson, Kay Dean, Arthella Barker, Barbara DeVoy, Sue Kearns, Maryee Christensen, Chris Peters, Patty Morris, Irene Fessler, Lynn Herbert, Sharon Rohrer. SECOND ROW: Randy Cook, Paul Barnard, Joetta Trout, Chris Saxton, Barbara Bertagnolli, Kathy Wold, Susan Crook, Mary Ann Stice, Gayle Brown, Spencer Defa, Kelly Lewis. THIRD ROW: Tony Vehar, Jack Wilson, Gordon Cazin, John Spencer, Craig Marshall, Rodney Benn, Gary Cazin, Russell Dean, Kay Fackrell, Kaye Wilson. 49 fl .5 if 5 1,22 W' 42532 ggsiik wx? Qfiifaiiwizrf Kay Dean, Linnea Miller. FIRST ROW: Wynn Barber, Chrys Karn, Colleen Judy Nibarger, Chris Tingue, Bruce Barnard. Sim, Ruth Bodine. SECOND ROW: Russell Nye, FOURTH ROW: Jack McPhie, John Morrison, Kelly Chris Peters, Leatha Kaie Smith, Deanne Proffit, Lewis, Ronald Barnard, Chick Boyer, Bonnie Arthella Barker, Loretta Taylor. THIRD ROW: Kay Thornhill, Bob Bills, Jo Ann Morgan, Susan Crook, Fackrell, Mike Waters, Lynn Mills, John Davis, Steve Aaron. Pep Band Our rooting, rooting Pep Band played fired-up tunes at our Pep Assemblies and games. 51 A. A. C. Officers FIRST ROW: Dennis Calder, secretary, Galen Myers,presidentg John G e r r a r d, vice-president, lVIr. Kershisnik, s p o n s o r. SECOND ROW: Russ Cox, treasurer, Bud Eastman, Gordon Price, sergeants-at-arms. An A.A.C. member uses the electric arc to weld a table. Associated Arts and rafts FIRST ROW: Kaye Wilson, Brent Willoughby, Mel Davis, Phil Wayne Cox, Ray Fruits, Dennis Calder, Don Schu1thess,Brent Harvey, Russ Cox, Wes Moon, Gerry Griggs, Kenny Lake, Bateman, John Spencer, John Gerrard. THIRD ROW: Roy Bud Eastman, Russ Dean. SECOND ROW: Bill Done, Dee Wagstaff, Gordon Price, Harley Griggs, Kent Wilson. 52 FIRST ROW Georgia Blakeslee Patti Martin Barbara Aaron Morgan, Elsie Keyes, Dixie Evans, Cheryl St. Priest, Jean Jill Faulkner Rae Saxton Karen Windley Lisbeth Dunning Megeath, Linda Wold, Jo Lynn Bell, Cherrie Guild, Janice Patsy Dean Mary Ella Guild Maureen Brummett Barbara Faulkner, Linda Robertson, Louise Bateman, lla Gae Kindler, Taggart Kay Dean Colleen Moss SECOND ROW Jo Ann June Bruce. Mrs, Turner, sponsor, June Bruce, presidentg Barbara Aaron, vice-president, Jo Lynn Bell, treasurer, Deanne Proffit, re- porter, Linda Wold, song leader, Colleen Martin, secretary, Dixie Evans, point chairman, lla Gae Kindler, historian. Future Homemakers of America FIRST ROW: Janice Gilmore, Colleen Martin, Colleen Staley, Yvonne Angelo, Kathy Waite, Barbara DeVoy, Pam Faddis, Bonnie Thornhill, Peggy Thompson, Deanne Proffit, Barbara Bertagnolli, Mary Ann Stice, Maxine Crompton. SECOND ROW: Linda Osterling, Peggy Robertson, Lauree Pierce, Chrys Karn, Diana Sather, Frankie Bond, JaNae Cragun, Millie Robertson, Cindy Osborne, Judy Moore, Noreen Wall, Paula Osborn, Janet Cornia, Judy Sims, Connie Voss, Connie Dunning. FIRST ROW: Pam Hunter, historian, Vicki Brown, president, Jo Ann Morgan, treasurer. SECOND ROW: Miss Lewis, sponsor: Robert Starke, vice-president, Harriet Defa, secretary. EH Thespians I FIRST ROW: Carolyn Hale, Leatha Kaie Smith, Shirlene Cox, Connie Leckie, Peggy Thompson. SECOND ROW: Torn Passey, Roger Coles. FIRST ROW: June Bruce, Rae Saxton, Harriet Defa, Terri Kearns, Sharon Howe, Sharon Richins, Judy Hamby, Linnea Thornhill, Barbara Aaron, Helen Wadsworth, Miss Lewis, Miller, Arthella Barker, Danna Day, Judy Goodwin, Lee Kathy Fanos, Barbara DeVoy, Vicki Brown, Ellen Hanson, Ann Atkinson. THIRD ROW: Rusty Megeath, Joe Matthews, Carol Cornia, Connie Voss. SECOND ROW: JoAnn Morgan, Kaye Wilson, Craig Marshall, Joy Kreider, Loretha Barnes, Leatha Kaie Smith, Linda Robertson, Pam Hunter, Sue Rodney Benn, Bob Starke, Paul Barnard, Lex Wadsworth. FIRST ROW: Patsy Dean, Candy Karn, Lisbeth Dunning, Sue Kearns, Judy Hamby, Helen Wadsworth, Barbara Taggart. SECOND ROW: Linda Wold, Ellen Hanson, Kay Dean, Penny Brown, Terri Thornhill, Sandy Mackay, Linda Harris. THIRD ROW: Jo Ann Morgan, Dixie Evans, Carol Cornia, Marilyn Clark, Sharon Richins, Linda Robertson, Judy Goodwin. FOURTH ROW: Linnea Miller, Galen Myers, Jeff Carlton, Brent Bateman, Mary Ella Guild. Future Teachers of meriea The Future Teachers receiveda chance to try their hand in the class- r oom. They found that teaching can be a r e w a r d i n g experience with much hard work in- volved. This year's ac- tivities came to an end with a banquet h e l d a t t h e Waldemar Club. Linnea Miller was chosen as the Out- standing Student Teacher. D E Barbara Taggart, secretary-treasurerg Mr. Barnard, Mr. Erickson, Linnea Miller - chosen as Outstanding sponsorsg Linda Harris, vice-president, Jeff Carlton, parliarnentariang - 55 Student Teacher. Terri Thornhill, president M -f f ..,,.. , E Q . 4 . fgxglqr .- A ,- . 1 -W' A ...nf 1 -- ,-EEL 9 W if ff .sw N 'IM Q 341' U: , 4 Q ' Y ,- . K ,L ,f if ws. wwf we ,., -P42 mf Q Y A 9 A .QHQFWA A Q A -,M xv x Y A ga M 5 xc, 'wg . -55' iv J A iy' 'ii 4 ' Ay ' E: if ,gg ,L A sim ws Qin.. K N 4 'mm J 5 FIRST ROW: Candy Karn, Susan Hellewell, Sharon Jones, Barbara DeVoy, Connie Voss, ColleenStaley,Colleen Jones, Chris Panos, Sharon Rohrer, Randy Ottley, Mike Waters, Paul Barnard, Allen I-Iolt. THIRD ROW: Tim Hancock, Darrell Porter, Rodney Benn, Randy Cook, Chrys Karn, John Morrison, Bill Alexander, Roy Hicks, Ronald Barnard, Connie Cook, Kathy I-Ioutz, Diana Sather. SECOND ROW: Jack Wilson, Jeff Carlton, John Davis, Jack lVlcPhie, Bill Lex Wadsworth, Tony Vehar, Chris Tingue, Karen Trout, Benn, David Barnard, David Ottley. Evanst0n's Newest: The Ski Club SKI CLUB OFFICERS AND SPONSOR: Darrell Porter, president, Rodney Benn, vice-president, Mr. Miller, 57 sponsor, Rusty Megeath, treasurer, Colleen Jones, secretary. Spanish lub FIRST Ronald Lester Phenix ROW: Pam Dishon, Connie Leckie, Barbara DeVoy, Barnard, Miss Michelstetter, Randy Fearn, Peggy , Irene Fessler, Diana Brown. SECOND ROW: Carlota , John Gerrard, Jim Kearns, Bud Eastman, John Waters, Linda Harris, presidentg Tracy Fowler,sergeant-at- armsg Miss Michelstetter, sponsor, Maureen Blake, first vice-president, Ruth Kennedy, secretary. 58 Spanish Club Officers E Mel Davis, John Spencer, Russ Dean, Chick Boyer. THIRD ROW: Linda Harris, Brenda Heward, Kaloa Dixon, Marsha Putnam, Tony Vehar, Louise Sims, Alice Kofoed, Donna Harris, Connie Dunning. Latin Club Officers ,I FIRST ROW: Bob Bills,praetorg Helen Wadsworth, consul, Miss Michelstetter, sponsor. SECOND ROW: Fred Aanerud, magister notitiaeg Craig Marshall, quaestorg Judy I-lamby, magister societatis. FIRST ROW: Gary Thomas, Cherrie Guild, Frankie Bond, Barbara Bertagnolli, Maxine Crompton, Maureen Blake, Janice Turner, Ruth Bodine, Deanne Ekins, Colleen Moss, Jan Faulkner, John Morrison. SECOND ROW: Marianne Harris, Lynn Herbert, Ruth Kennedy, Chris Peters, Maryee Christensen, Bev Bradshaw, Pam Hunter, Kathy Wold, Kathy Waite, Jill Faulkner, Liana Clark. THIRD ROW: David St. Priest, Raymond Lovato, Mike Waters, Gary Cazin, Tracy Fowler, Gordon Cazin, Randy Cook, Randy Ottley, Bill Alexander. Latin Club FIRST ROW: Kathy Fanos, Terry Ellingford, Janet Cornia, Miss Michelstetter, Chris Fanos, Connie Cook, Deanne Proffit, Laurie Myers. SECOND ROW: Barbara Aaron, Fred Aanerud, Helen Wadsworth, Craig Marshall, Judy Hamby, Bob Bills, Chris Peters. THIRD ROW: Galen Myers, Doug Shupe, Russell Nye, Jeff Carlton, Bill Done, Mike Potter. Librar Assistants SEATED: Karen W i n dl ey, Lisbeth Dunning, Sharon R ic h e n s. STANDING: Tracy F owler, Dixie Evans, Rae Saxton, Russ Cox, Noreen Wall, Mary Ella Guild. Care of Library books were left in the capable hands of the Library As- sistants. With cheerful smiles they checked books out or found magazines requested by education-hungry students. They also typed and created new ideas for the bulletin board that added to the attractiveness of the room. Unger they guidance of Miss Ellis they kept the library in smooth running or er. The Office Girls this year were kept busy as always. Collecting rolls, running errands, answering the telephone, typing and all other odd jobs that needed doing, left them jumping. Their invaluable help lightens Mr. Chappell's load and gives valuable experience to the girls. No, it's not all work, trips to Morgan's on the sly round out the hours. flice irls Judy Hamby, Marie Crompton, Sharon Richens, Linnea Miller, Vicki Morrow, Dixie Evans, Marilyn Clark, Ellen Hanson. ' A 60 l N N 4 I W l I E 1 i V 1 w 1 I 1 A N N C i ADMINISTRATIO f , AND FACULTY fl X, 1 For the Total , Superm- Chool tendent Program I School no A. L. Newton, Superintendent of Schools :Q STANDING: A. L. Newton, Rudger Davis. SITTING: Alan Dean, Jack Bennett, Rulon Nixon, Philip Myers, Nancy Wallace, Betty Sessions, Dan South, Ferd Christiansen. ' 1 Principals J. M. Chappell, Sen istration ior High Principal. ' . T V , Rober g J gh p 1 i A Rudger Davis, Business Manager. Business Manager i Guidance C 1 l Morris Samuelson, Guidance Counselor. 63 A few of the hard-working teachers have a friendly chat in the halls. rading tests and lecturing it kk 1 AX ft -X. ,, -xx Faculty Morris Samuelson Robert McDi1l Athena Dallas Hubert Benn Larry Andrews Gilda Sims Adaline Miller Cora Ellis Maurice Blake Earl Starks Ted Miller Ted Erickson Jim Travis Lois , Michelstetter 64 James Turk Faculty JW' You see, teachers are human. Mr. Miller tells a joke to pep up his math class. Sponsoring dances, refecting Donald Barnard Cleone Corsi Harry MaGee Dennis Perryman Joseph York John Clements Reita Lewis J erry Parker Thelma Yorgason Joseph Kershisnik Jo Ann Myers Donald Wilcox John Morrow Donald Wernimont Ruth Turner 65 SECRETARIES: Mrs. Jenny Schofield, Mrs. Shauna Brimhall. RIGHT: A typically busy day in the Business Office finds Mrs. Schofield typing away. Custodians CUSTODIANS: Ervis Hiatt, Melvin Unthunk, Donald Forbush. ABOVE: Mr. Forbush's activities are many and varied. 66 Business Staff 2 A , an fvaf . -Lil 1331- A ' A ,J E-, mg fa iq 35 ,,- A fx-XX if WX ,-x X , , W ' N gvwf' xv , , N.. xx X X ff! xl Y RN xxx f f 5,15 QW Q X V S i XX x J J xx X! X XX If ,Jw JU IDR HIGH ,If X f 67 x XXNQXW-m 7,11 ffice Girls: Junior High FIRST ROW: Janice Turner, Pat Dean, Loretha Barnes. Dale Wheeler, presidentg Kathy Barnard, vice-president William Davis, reporter. Junior High tudent Council v FIRST ROW: Rosemary Marshall, John Potter, Brad Spencer, Allen Holt, Randy Sessions, Jane Carlton. 68 SECOND ROW: Janis Cox, Dale Wheeler, Kathy Barnard, William Davis. THIRD ROW: Vaughn Hutchinson, Mary Anna Bloomfield, Bill Benn. FIRST ROW: Michael Leckie, Ray Tinker, David Ottley, Richard Ashton, Randy Gerrard, Keith Sutton. SECOND ROW: Colleen Morrow, Mary Ann Williams, Ann James, Kathy Bruce, Ruth Fotheringham, Vickie Lanning, Debbie Coles, Mrs. Sims, Debbie Dickerson, Trudy Johnson, Karen Morris, Barbara Angelo, Jean Longhurst, Cindy Brown, Donna Beatty. THIRD ROW: Tamara Evans, Marilyn Hutchinson, Becky Bennett, Carol Rayborn, Mildred Beatty, Janice Holmes, Connie Moon, Jane Carlton, Jill Alexander, Librarians Lynette Loveland, Louan Eyre, Debra Lester, Lorna Bollschweiler, Darlene Whiting, Debra Cox, Kay Gonzales. FOURTH ROW: Shauna Staley, Louisa Lee, Peggy Amsler, Genielle Cook, Sheri O'Hara, Ruth Bloomfield, ,Shellie Staley, JoAnn Osborn, Vickie Riley, Debra Windley, Linda Harvey, Connie Rassmussen, Kathy Barnard, Kathy Kearns, Linda Lee, FIFTH ROW: Neil Stevenson, Craig Nelson, Elwood Birch, Lyle Bell, Bob Gonzales, David Clark, Bill Benn, Russell Kirlin, David Buck. Spotli ht taff Lorna Bollschweiler, Trudy Johnson, Mrs. Yorgason, Karen Donna Widdop, Rosemary Marshall, Rhonda Dean,Charlotte Sims, Vickie -Lanning Trudy Dean, Shellie Staley, Mary Norris. Anna Bloomfield, Connie Moon, Laurine Black, Janis Cox, 'v-as Seventh Graders SPONSORS: Mr. York, Mrs. Sims, Mr. Wilcox, Miss Miller. John Morris, vice-president, Mary Ann Bloomfield, president, Leonard Cox, re- porter: Sandra Marshall, secretary. The seventh grade float shows exceptional color and design. MISS MILLER'S HOME- ROOM: FIRST ROW: Shauna Staley, A n n e t t e Oldroyd, Karen Sims, Gary Thompson, Keith Sutton, Larry Wagstaff, Brad Osterling, David Ottley, JoAnn Wold, Kay Widdop. SECOND ROW: L a u ri e Phenix, Eileen Smith, Ray Tinker, Jerry Osborn, Gary Roper, Bruce Parker, Eddie Romero, Lee Pierce, Debra Windley, Sandra Vigil. THIRD ROW: Mary Ann Williams, Vickie Riley, Robert Wayman, Joe Putnam, Brad Spencer, Pete Pierce, Alan Osborne, Roy Turner, JoAnn Osborn, Katheran Peterson. 7O ur First Year in Junior High MR. WlLCOX'S HOMEROOM - SITTING: John Morris. FIRST ROW: Fred Kallas, Linda Lee, Phyllis Morrison, Terri Sue Lake, Kay Gonzales, Liza Lee, Randy Gerrard. SECOND ROW: Craig Lester, Sandra Marshall, Sharon Hale, Vauna Martin, Peggy Hernandez, JoAnne Moore, Paula Kennedy, Michael Leckie. THIRD ROW:Carl Limb, Susan Norton, Verna Lee Mackay, Sharon Jones, Ann James, Colleen Morrow, Craig Nelson. FOURTH ROW: Ricky Herbert, Tommy Hutchinson, Kyle Lowham, Allen Holt, Verl Lester, Russell Kirlin, Steve Fowler. MR. YORK'SHOMEROOM- FIRSTROW Leif Erickson Kathy Barnard Leonard Cox Mark Cottrell Richard George Burleigh, Danny Dean, Colleen Cook Connie Ashton THIRD ROW Mary Anna Bloomfield Kathy Barker, Jolene Butcher, Donna Beatty Paul Cornia Ball B1llBenn Dav1dClark Dean Baird Eugene Evans Randy Cragun, Ken Bruce. SECOND ROW Jack Auzquy Terry Barker Terri E111S0n Sharon Done David Buck, Chris Faddis, Laurine Black Trudy Dean SPONSORS: Mr. Blake, Miss Dallas, Mr. Barnard,Mr. McDill. Eighth Graders Class fficers K Q figiniihlil Randy Sessions, president: Jean The eighth grade's Evanston Zoo livened up the Homecoming Parade. L 011311 U1' Sf, ViCe'P1'eSideHf? Vaughn M R . BARNARD'S HOMEROOM - FIRST ROW: Vickie Lanning, R u t h Fotheringham, Jean Longhurst, Lynette Loveland, Rosemary Marshall, Kari Hutchings, Adell Hughes, Janice Holmes, Debra Lester, Linda Harvey. SECOND ROW: Rose Hutchinson, Vaughn Hutchinson, M a r k Hansen, Bobby George, Brad Fearn, Tim Hancock, Joe Gilmore, Allen Gerrard, Trudy Johnson. THIRD ROW: Sharon Hutchinson, Craig Kennedy, Terry lsherwood, Bob Gonzales, Barry Laird, Marvin Hutchinson, R a n d y Howe, Ronald K e y e s, Terry K u n Z. FOURTH ROW: Cora Limb, Rex Fruits, Scott Kunz, Bruce Hartzell, D al e Madriaga, K en t Johnson, Marilyn H utch i n son, Kathy Kearns. Hutchinson, secretary: Kathy Kearns, reporter. ur Last Year in Junior High MISS DALLAS HOMEROOM - FIRST ROW: Dan Martin, John Potter, Randy Sessions, John Starkey, Dale Wheeler, Lynn Werner, Allen Thompson, Russell Tueller, Rick Sims. SECOND ROW: Randy Smith, Bobby Woodward, Darlene Whiting, Donna Widdop, Linda Wagstaff, Pam Sutton, Jodell Roccaro, Kathy Martin, Neil Stevenson, Dick Mathson. THIRD ROW: Debra Sim, Shellie Staley, Karen Morris, Connie Moon, Deana Perkins, Marion Wold, Carol Rayborn, Faye Williams. FOURTH ROW: Connie Rasmussen, Diane Welling, Susan Newsome, Jodell Smith, Colleen Robertson, Charlotte Norris, Sheri O'I-Iara. I MR. BLAKE'S HOMEROOM - FIRST ROW: Linda Bolen, Rhonda Dean, Beckie Bennett, Ruth Ann Bloomfield, Christene Cook, Genielle Cook, Lorna Bollsweiler, Debra Cox, Peggy Amsler. SECOND ROW: Douglas Brown, Debra Coles, Cindy Brown, Debra Dickerson, Louan Eyre, Betty DeVoy, Kathy Bruce, Barbara Angelo, Diego Archuleta. THIRD ROW: Elwood Birch, Jolene Dean, Kathy Casey, Janis Cox, Jane Carlton, Jill Alexander, Judy Dean, Mildred Beatty. FOURTH ROW: Davis Baranard, Craig Fanos, Richard Black, Bernard Asay, William Davis, Lyle Bell, George Evans. 73 JR. HIGH BAND OFFICERS: Marilyn Hutchinson, librarian, Randy Howe, vice-president, Kathy Bruce, treasurer, Bill Davis, president: Peggy Amsler, li- brarian, Mr. Starks, sponsor. Junior High Band and Chorus FIRST ROW: Rose Hutchinson, Kathy Ball, Sharon Hale, Randy Smith, Jodell Rocarro. SECOND ROW: Connie Rassmussen, Karen Sims, Phyllis Morrison, Linda Lee, Kathy Peterson, Debbie Cox, Trudy Johnson, Darlene Whiting, Sandra Marshall, Gary Thompson. THIRD ROW: Colleen Robertson, Barry Laird, Genielle Cook, Kay Gonzales, Jo Ann Osborn, Bob Starkey, Laurie Phenix, FIRST ROW: Debbie Coles, Ruth Fotherin ham, Vickie Riley, Sharon Jones, Jill Alexander, Terri Ellison, Kari Hutchings, Rosemary Marshall, Debra Dickerson, Louan Eyre, Kathy Ball, Karen Morris, Barbara Angelo. SECOND ROW: Eileen Smith, Kathy Barnard, Ruth Ann Bloomfield, 74 Diane Welling, Jean Longhurst, Cindy Brown, Shellie Staley, Sharon Done, Charlotte Norris, Susan Newsome, Sheri O'Hara, Terry Kunz, Sharon Hutchinson, Cora Sue Limb, Kathy Kearns. THIRD ROW: John Potter, Russell Tueller, Dale Wheeler, Brad Spencer, Allen Gerrard, Diego Archuleta. S Chorus fficers Chris Faddis, Mark Hansen, David Barnard, Connie Moon Mar' , ion gold, Kathy Bruce. FOURTH, ROW: Becky Bennett, Tamara Evans ent Johnson, Russell Kirlin, Bill Benn, Bill Davis, Randy 3 Sessions, Randy Howe, John Morris, Davis Buck, Allen Holt ' Marilyn Hutchinson, Paul Cornia, Dale Wheeler George Evansf K STANDING: Mary Anna Bloomfield, Kathleen Barnard, Ray Tinker, Debbie DiCkG1'SO11, Sheri O'HHfa, 1ib1'Hfi3HS5 Jill Peggy Amsler. ' ' ' Alexander, vice-president, Vaughn Hutchinson, president, Mr. Starks, sponsor, Kathy Kearns, secretary-treasurer. l Kari Hutchings FIRST ROW: Randy Gerrard, Carol Rayborn, Mildred Beatty, Lynette Loveland, Janice Holmes, Judy Dean, Janis Cox,Susan Norton, Fred Kallas. SECOND ROW: Neil Stevenson, Vauna Martin, Debra Sim, Colleen Morrow, Verna Lee Mackay, Donna Beatty, Mary Ann Williams, Colleen Cook, David Ottley. THIRD ROW: Randy Cragun, Kay Widdop, Donna Widdop, Paula Kennedy, Joann Morre, Terri Lake, Christene Cook, Linda Bolen, Vaughn Hutchinson. FOURTH ROW: Bob Woodward, Elwood Birch, Randy Sessions, Terry Isherwood, Ronald Keyes, Brad Fearn, Bobby George, Dale Madriaga. Miss Corsi, sponsor, Rosemary M a r s h all, secretary, Donna Beatty, treasurer, Mary Anna Bloomfield, Vice- presidentg Ruthie Bloomfield, presidentg Marilyn Hutchinson, reporter. FIRST ROW: Peggy Amsler, Connie Rassmussen, Colleen Robertson, Kathy Bruce, Susan Newsome, Cindy Brown, Debbie Coles, Charlotte Norris, Sheri O'Hara, Jodie Smith, Ruth Ann Bloomfield, Linda Bolen. SECOND ROW: Trudy Johnson, Barbara Angelo, Betty DeVoy, Debra Dickerson, Carol Rayborn, Karen Morris, Ruth Fotheringham, Debra Lester, Debra Sim, Jean Longhurst. THIRD ROW: Mildred Beatty, Deanna Perkins, Jill Alexander, Janis Cox, Rosemary Marshall, Jane Carlton, Colleen Moon, Lynette Loveland, Janice Holmes, Louan Eyre. FOURTH ROW: Jodelle Roccaro, Lorna Bollschweiler, Debbie Cox, Marilyn Hutchinson, Cenielle Cook, Becky Bennett, Rhonda Dean, Kathy Kearns. Junior High Racerettes FIRST ROW: Sandra Marshall, Paula Kennedy, Eileen Smith, Donna Beatty, Sharon Done, Verna Lee Mackay, Mary Ann Williams, Peggy Hernandez, Diane Welling, Kathy Martin. SECOND ROW: Linda Lee, Kay Gonzales, Donna Widdop, Sharon Hale, Kathy Barnard, JoAnn Wold, Laurine Black, Darlene Whiting, Kay Widdop. THIRD ROW: Shellie Staley, Katheran Peterson, Mary Anna Bloomfield, JoAnn Osborn, Susan Norton, Kathy Ball, Sharon Jones, Vickie Riley, Jolene Butcher. 76g The Blue Racers captured first place in the Kemmerer Junior High Invitational Wrestling Tournament. These boys placed in the competition. FIRST ROW: Larry Wagstaff, lst place: Keith Sutton, 3rd place: Rex Fruits, 2nd place: Craig Lester, 3rd place. SECOND ROW: Stephen Fowler, 4th place: Randy Martin, lst place: Dan Martin, lst place: Pet Pierce, 4th place: Terry Isherwood, 3rd place. KNEELING: David Barnard, Manager. FIRST ROW: Elwood Birch,Dale Madriage. SECOND ROW: John Potter, Leonard Cox. THIRD ROW: Dennis Bollschweiler, Ronald Keyes. FOURTH ROW: Dale Gonzales, Brad Spencer, Craig Fanos. FIFTH ROW: Dale Wheeler, William Davis. SIXTH ROW: Coach Turk, Randy Sessions, FIRST ROW: Kyle Lowham, Verl Lester, Richard Black Pete Pierce. SECOND ROW: Keith Sutton, Larry Wagstaff OUTSTANDING JUNIOR HIGH Craig Lester, Rex Fruits. THIRD ROW: Randy Martin, Bruce IYAVEEEQFLERSI Randy MHTUU, Dan Parker, Dan Martin, Lee Pierce, Stephen Fowler. FIRST ROW: Jean Longhurst, Mary Anna Bloomfield, Sharon Debra Sims, Sharon Done, Ruth Fotheringham, Cindy Brown, Jones, Louan Eyre, Susan Norton, Janis Cox, Rosemary Colleen Robertson, Ruth Bloomfield, Marilyn Hutchinson. Marshall, Jane Carlton, Connie' Moon, Colleen Moon, Jill THIRD ROW: Kay Widdop, JoAnn Wold, Geneille Cook, Sandra Alexander, JoAnn Robertson, Betty Devoy, Karen Morris, Marshall, Sharon Hale, Debbie Cox, Donna Widdop, Becky Katheran Peterson. SECOND ROW: Trudy Dean,SheriO'Hara, Bennett, Peggy Amsler. Jodie Smith, Susan Newsome, Barbara Angelo, Joleen Butcher, Junior High G. A. A. , C eerleaders Cindy Brown, president, Mrs. Myers, sponsorg Sharon Done, treasurer, Sheri O'Hara, secretary, Becky Bennett, point chairmang Kay Widdop, vice- president. 78 Marilyn Hutchinson, Kathy Barnard, Janis Cox, Eileen Smith, Sharon Jones awww H V 1 f X rf 1 N C I 1 Y a wk kk! f J!! X lf f-- X x f X N DERGRADUATES J ohn Harris, secre- taryg D i a n a Sather, vice-presidentg P a m Cox, presidentg Dick Norton, reporter. The First Year: Always The Hardest 1 1 l The class of '69 Bowled 'Em Over! l I SPONSORS: Miss Ellis, Mr. Perryman, Miss Corsi, Mr. Turk. I rl Steve Aaron Bill Alexander Ron Atkinson .mlm Nia 'hs ax i.-fit. -:, . ' el: ' 4 5 fi' ' K d 4? ,rs I - Egg: S- Ffa.. -his I if g ijfafbii asf - 'fVlfzf,'j12 . fl Q.: in . ii f , W . l ' 1- , xg Beverly Barker Charlene Bond Brenda Chavez Charles Crompton Charles Demander Ronald Barnard Tim Brough Curtis Christiansen Dolly Dean Beverly DeVoy Dell Barnes Tom Brough Pam Cox Paul Dean Kaloa Dixon Ken Bentley Celeste Brown Steve Cox Ted Dean Deanna Ekins John Bloomfield Diana Brown Bonnie Crompton Leonard Defa Kathy Ellingford 81 Anita Faddis Jimmy Guild John Harris Kaye Heward Colleen Jones Pamela Faddis Leonard Guild Marianne Harris Kathy Hevvard Chrystanne Karn Raymond Fruits Jane Guyer Larry Harvey Roy Hicks Jim Kearns John Garner Carl Harms Sandra Henrikson Shelley Hutchings Alice Kofoed Nancy George Donna Harris Brenda Heward Louise Hutchinson Peggy Lester 12f2mrQi:?efwsh ' ' wg Lmafigw , 2 ff N1 ,ag I E W V b in AA , Q i?T7 if57 K ' J im,f'.-f-gy ' 1 5f 'ir f , ri. , , I I7 ' fi'XffA ,Ri it 'J i X , .MV 2 ,5- H 1.,' ,A.. Z of Kelly Lewis Mae Lim Raymond Lovato Gerald Luke Scott McKinnon Jack MCPhie Kim Martin Linda Maxwell Frank Nibarger Dick Norton Paula Osborn Linda Osterlmg Stanley PadigimuS Debra Pantalone Stephen Parkin John Passey Lauree Pierce Bolton Peck Marsha Putnam Fred RiChiI1S 1 ...-.. f yit -, ' L Martina McDermott John Morrison Randy Ottley Edward Pavlisin Millie Robertson 83 !Vk Peggy Robertson Diana Sather Jim Saxton Richard Saxton Vila Schofield Don Schultheshs Sarah Schwitzer Judy Sims Louise Sims Danny Slagowski Kay Slagowski David Smith .Dorothy Smith Kelly Spencer Colleen Staley Llnda Staley Gary Thomas Bonnie Thornhill Mike Tinker Lance Voss Noreen Wall Mike Waters Calvin Welling Craig Welling Jack Wilson Lex Wadsworth, secretaryg Barbara DeVoy, presidentg Bruce Barnard, vice-presidentg Deanne Proffit, reporter. A Sophomore Is A Wise Fool The Sophomore stork brought an expected victory! Yvonne Angelo Harris Asay SPONSORS: Mr. Erickson, Miss Michelstetter, Mr Miller. Mary Baldwin Bruce Blakeslee Richard Butcher Randy Cook Maxine Crompton Bruce Barnard Ruth Bodine Gary Cazin Janet Cornia Susan Crook Rodney Benn Frankie Bond Gordon Cazin Gordon Cottrell Sheryl Danielson Dawn Bennett Beverly Bradshaw Liana Clark Dee Wayne Cox John Davis Barbara Bertagnolli Gayle Brown Connie Cook J aNae Cragun Russell Dean x Tom Dean Connie Dunning Irene Fessler Brent Haines Dean Heward M V ,si MLW - V Q 'Rf' 4 Maw, f ill? 1,2 Q Jw, -as ieflfv 5 if .A , . ,, ,, X aagifsiaz ' gy: 'Eff .f1,3,,'tf:2i f 5 ' ,E Qfgfsfififf my :Q ,.,, 5245 v,,,,,5,r: ,Q is ap, rx -- Q-1-:M 5 1.5 g..,5,i v,,.z,ss,4g:.gg - ., .ry-, if .mg - -f'e51,p:fV2Q .w.:s sfg3 fem, 75515-' 5 'ww u , m : ::,V :, an-gy gg I -,.f.,Xq-5 ..,, , , , A,'., Q f .TIQQ ,f Q44 Yrjji-'-1 al 4 4-4 4171! ,Aff liz 1 f 5 W , fix 553 f 4- 11 i ,QM R gi X , , i A- ,gh . .gf,, .'f1f H' 3,13 Qi? 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Rasmussen Vern Robertson 88 Gale Lee Linda Moon Mike O'Brien Dee Pierce Linda Rosser Karen Lester Judy Moore Cindy Osborn Darrell Porter Chris Saxton Am.. Mike Saxton John Spencer Eddie Sundquist Tony Vehar Kathy Waite Douglas Shupe Lee Staley Eileen Taggart Connie Voss Lonnie Wayman Ben Slagowski Reed Smith Robby Snyder Lynn Staley Mary Ann Stice David St. Priest Peggy Thompson Jay Thornton Karen Trout Lex Wadsworth Ray Wagstaff Roy Wagstaff Ann Widdop Dale Williams Jake Williams Connie Ashton leads her class in two verses of their theme song Ebb Tide Junior Prom Theme: '6Ebb Tide The Class of '67 sang and promenaded to Ebb Tide , Theirballroorn decorations of R o m an columns and a glass chandelier surrounded a mural of the oncoming tide , They danced till twelve to their BYU Orchestra, then drifted off to the Embers for the Junior Class banquet, The Junior Class promenades beneath a shimmering, blue ceiling. SECOND ATTENDANTS: Vicki Brown and Jerry Overstreet. Against the backdrop of a beautiful Ebb Tide , the royalty glow in their glory. KING AND QUEEN: Janice Schomas and Gene Demander. FIRST ATTENDANTS: John Gerraro and Linda Harris. Bob Starke, president. ' ' O Linda Harris, secretaryg Mel Davis, vice-presidentg Pam Hunter, reporter. P r e S e n t 1 n g Next 'Yeark Seniors The Juniors' float is admired for its re- creation of the setting of our Homecoming Victory. SPONSORS: Mr. Morrow, Mr. Travis, Mr. Benn, Mr. Clements. Fred Aanertid Bonnie Asay Connie Ashton Roger Ashton Lee Ann Atkinson Dave Baird Dennis Barker Louise Bateman GHTY B611 Jo Lynn Bell Cindy Bennett Susan Berrong Don Black Maureen Blake Georgia Blakeslee Deena Bollschweiler The Big Events! Class Rings, the Prom IWW' W'-Hr 1: M 'Se ,awk .Tx e JV Tig 5 in Wi, Chick Boyer Carolyn Burleigh Roger Coles Mel Davis Bud Eastman Joyce Brown J anis Byrne Carol Cornia Danna Day Dale Eastman Penny Brown Carolyn Calder Shirlene Cox Gene Demander Kathy Fanos Vicki Brown Maryee Christensen J oe Danielson Linda Dickerson Jill Faulkner Maureen Brummett Marilyn Clark Carol Davis Nancy Dwyer Jim Forman Diane Gerrard Cherrie Guild Lynn Herbert Mike Kallas Jean Megeath John Gerrard Carolyn Hale Pam Hunter Elsie Keyes Lynn Mills Sherry Gillmore Judy Goodwin Peggy Green Linda Harris Phillip Harvey Ted Heckert Lynn Hutchings Gene Hutchinson Susan James lla Gae Kindler Kenny Lake Patti Martin Tom Mills Curtis Moore Ronald Moore 95 or l . M, Q5 :fi ' ' Mi? :. 1 Efliffi MXL. ik X .r,Vr L E ,.A ly k Quimby, 4 if e , We Z A it ,Q 'XG . A X l Patty Morris Colleen Moss Judy Nibarger Jerry Overstreet Car10ta Phemx Mike Potter Nancy Revelli Fred Riley Sharon Rohrer gag Eaxtin ' ' ' ' ' l o tar e J anlce Schomas Mlke Sims Susan Sims Claudia Sta ey Randy Cheryl St. Priest Marie Tinker J oetta Trout J amce Turner Stonebraker Linda Wachs John Waters Brent Willoughby Kathy Wold Q6 Nellie Turner GRADUATES 97 The People Behind the Senior Action 6. ,rig X, R f F Ig if I I SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Pat O'I-Iara, reporterg Barbara Taggart, secretaryg Paul Barnard presidentg Terri Thornhill, vice-President. SENIOR CLASS SPONSORS: Mr. Andrews, Mr. Wernimont, Mrs. Turner, Mr. Kershisnik. iw'?W'n '.U X X M300 .1 ,W- kim? x uw ,N ?'l BARBARA JEANE AARON Years wrinkle the skin, but to give up enthusiasm wrinkles the soul. ROBERT DUANE ANDERTON Oversleeping n e V e r makes one's dreams come true. GENEVIEVE M. ARCHULETA Whatever is worth doing at all is worth doing well. JON L. AYRES An honest man's the noblest work of God. DORATHY WYNN BARBER The golden rule: Do unto others as you would have others do unto you. BRENT JOSEPH BARKER Have a goal in life--then throw all strength of mind and muscle into reaching that goal. FLORA ARTHELLA BARKER Good, Better, Best - never let it rest, till your good is better and your better is best. PAUL ROBERT BARNARD The only thing that comes to him who waits is whiskers. LORETI-IA ANN BARNES Never is a man so tall as when he stoops to help a boy. ROBERT BRENT BATEMAN The only difference between a geyser and a mud puddle is en- thusiasmf' BIRD ANDREW BICE There's nothing either good or bad but thinking makes it so. ROBERT C. BILLS You live every day of your life. SHARON LOUISE BOND I'm on the brink of graduating. Won't someone push me off? JUNE BRUCE A pal is forever. ROGER J. BYRD To serve one's country and bring peace and a democratic way of life for everyone is a part of our destiny. DENNIS DUANE CALDER You want to be loved? Try the yellow pages! JEFFERY SCOTT CARLTON Happiness is a good line and a lot of gullible Women. WILLIAM VON CI-IAMBERLAIN Let every man look before he leaps. LARRY COTTRELL Even the Devil was an angel in the beginning. RUSSELL D. COX Marriage is like a hot bath. It isn't so hot once you get used to it. GEORGE JAY CROMPTON My ambition is to give life all l've got until the end. MARIE CROMPTON To make the best of life one must first make the best of one's self. CARLA ANN DAVIDSHOFER You give much and know not you give at all. BEATRICE KAY DEAN Fools rush in where angels fear to tread. DAVID JOE DEAN I am happiest when surrounded by work - if it's done. PATSY ANN DEAN Generally sp e ak i ng, she's generally speaking. RICHARD R. DEAN Speak softly, but carry a big club. HARRIET ANN DEFA Reputation is p r e ci ou s, but character is priceless. LARRY A. DEFA Do today what you could put off until tomorrow, because if you like it today, you can do it again tomorrow. LISBETH ANN DUNNING Knowledge is a treasure, but practice is the key to it. DOUGLAS ALAN EASTON Many people have good aims but seldom pull the trigger. DIXIE LAFERN EVANS Love has the power to give ina moment what toil can scarcely reach in an age. SI-IELIA FADDIS Smile to your enemies--some- day they may be your friends. JANICE FAULKNER It matters not what you are thought to be, but what you are. TRACY J. FOWLER All excellent things are as difficult as they are rare. TERESA GALLEGOS It is better to remain silent and be thought a fool than to open your mouth and remove all doubts. HARLEY E. GRIGGS May we all be in heaven three days before the Devil even knows we're dead. MARY ELLA GUILD To live in the hearts of those we love is not to die. JUDITH ANNE HAMBY The days of wine and roses laugh and run away. ELLEN HANSON The first thing we learn in school is our ABC's and from then on we have to watch our P's and Q's. RUSSELL DENNIS HARVEY There is always someone worse off than yourself. KATHLEEN ANN HOUTZ If youth is a defect it passes all too soon. SHARON LOUISE HOWE Too many people are inclined to judge right from wrong on the basis of which pays the best. KENNETH EUGENE JACKSON He who had no difficulties to overcome, nor hardships to en- dure in his youth, has been denied the benefits of a great education. CANDACE MARIE KARN A creative mind in an adamant World is a lonely flame in the dark. BARBARA SUE KEARNS Why should the Devil have all the good times? RUTH ANNE KENNEDY We can do anything we want to do if we stick to it long enough. JOSEPHINE KREIDER We are never deceivedg we de- ceive ourselves. SANDRA MAC KAY My business is not to remake myself, but to make the absolute best of what God made. CRAIG M. MARSHALL He who graduates today and stops learning tomorrow is un- educated the day after. KATHLEEN MARSHALL No one would ever have crossed the ocean if he could have gotten off the ship in a storm. MINERVA L. MEEKS Wise is the person who takes life in an easy stride and doesn't attempt to rush it. RUSSELL ALAN MEGEATH E v ery thing gets easy with practice -- except getting up in the morning. PAULA LYNN MIDDLEMUS You may have or do anything you Want in this world, if you are willing to pay the price for it. LINNEA MARIE MILLER To be happy is the greatest gift one can possess. WESLEY G. MOON Never put off until tomorrow what you can avoid altogether. DEWAYNE A. MOORE Women are like rain: you need them, but not all the time. JOANN MORGAN They say that valuable things are wrapped up in small packages, but I'm skeptical about that. VICKI LYNN MORROW A smile is a light in the window of the soul indicating that the heart is at home. GALEN CHARLES MYERS To err is human, But ain't it divine. LAURIE LEE MYERS Liberty of thought is the life of the soul. JAMES PATRICK O'I-IARA A man is but a reflection ofhis mind. JUDY ELLEN OSBORN The secret of happiness is not in doing what one likes, but in liking what one has to do. JUANITA DEON PANTALONE It takes a lot of will-power to keep the one you love--although it may be hard, never give up. BRENT L. PARKIN He who climbs the highest mountain has the longest way to fall. MARTIN THOMAS PASSEY Unless you've got love, you haven't got life. CHRISTINA PETERS The happiest person is the one who thinks the most interesting thoughts. GORDON EUGENE PRICE The Big Dipper is a mighty constalationl' GREGORY B. PUTNAM One of the most important journeys a man can make is that of meeting the other fellow halfway. SHARON LEE RICHINS Be s i le n t and safe--silence never betrays you. LINDA R. ROBERTSON Life is a mirror: if you frown at it, it frowns backg if you smile, it returns the greeting. SHANNA DEE SAXTON We are here to add what we can to, not to get what we can from, life. BRENDA JEAN BUCK SCI-IOMAS Learn from the mistakes of others--you can't possibly have long enough to make them all yourself. BARBARA COLLEEN SIM Almost everyone k n ow s the d i ff e r e n c e between right and wrong-some just hate to make decisions. LEATHA KAIE SMITH A reward is never gained with- out hard work. BARBARA CHRISTINE TAGGART I still say the moon is made of blue cheese. LORETTA M. TAYLOR An object in possession seldom retains the same charm that it had in pursuit. TERRI LEE TI-IORNHILL Living is my favoritepastime. HELEN FAY WADSWORTH Love is blind, but desire just doesn't give a good . ROBERT KENT WILSON To have a good personality is half of becoming agreat success in life. WILLIAM KAYE WILSON Happiness is a glad heart and a friendly smile. KAREN JO WINDLEY Be a true friend and you will always have a true friend. LINDA MAR IE WOLD Happiness is a perfume you cannot pour on others without getting a few drops on yourself. LARRY JAMES YORGASON You can not kindle a fire in any other's heart until it is burning in your own. Somewhere beyond tonight--- , the Seniors sing their song as the past memories of their school years flash before them and then they laugh and shed a tear. i Senior Hop! Thrillin ight for ll The You and I Plus One , a folk singing group from Ogden, entertain the Seniors at their Hop. A Very thrilling night for everyone, V Ever seen such cute legs: The sex-bombs of EHS really can can-can! The class meets for the reading of the will and meet together for one of the last times. ,V . .,.. W, . , .. 0 K ' ' 99 fggglffmxgififl giaszg J 1 S S 0 u I. 1 e --v-ann-fu Seniors of 1966 L R Class Night CL H sfirgfi ' 1. ' Barbara recalls the Fresh Faculty of EHS in her portrayal of Miss Ellis. Tracy reminiscences the Good Ole Days. prophecy. Tears of joy and sadness are shed as they The Kool Kats and Kittens of EHS express their feelings. We Gotta C1ass of '66, this is YOUI' life, SHYS Master Gr-r Out of This P1ace!! of Ceremonies Pat. giggagseenfglrtjirserious moment as the Sure-R-Dippity gfigglygofielen, Barbara, and Rusty remember their past years 1966 SENIOR GREATS: Barbara Taggart and Kaye Wilson, Best Personality, Loretha Barnes and Brent Parker, Most Courteous, Arthella Barker and Bob Bills, Most Talented, Candy Karn and Jeff Carlton, Best Leaders, Ruth Kennedy and Russ Cox, Most Athletic, Terri Thornhill and Duane Anderton, Best Dancers, Marie Crompton and Dennis Harvey, Best Looking, Judy Hamby and Kent Wilson, Most Wittyg Helen Wadsworth and Tracy Fowler, Most Studiousg Barbara Aaron and Paul Barnard, Most Likely To Succeed, Sandra Mackay and Dick Dean Qnot showny, Best Figure and Build, Brenda Schomas Qnot shownj and Larry Defa, Most Friendly, JoAnn Morgan and Brent Bateman, Best Dressed, Dixie Evans and Ken Jackson, Shyest. Craig Marshall, Best Thespian, Arthella Barker, Best Musician. 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