Green River High School - Greenarian Yearbook (Green River, UT)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1968 volume:

91 M GREENARIAN - 1967 - 1968 Staff Editor - Joe Stott Assistant Editor - Vicki Hatt Business Manager - Mary Alice Vetere Proof Reader - Craig Wilson Typist - Dorothy Ann Rose Photograph f Ro urnett Debbie Ma r Gelnna Leo mm on Yearbook Advisor - Miss Keam Burton Pictures by Evans Studios Salt Lake City, Utah Published By TAYLOR PUBLISHING Covina, California AUTOGRAPHS DEDICATION DEDICATION We the students of Green River High, dedicate this year- book 1967-68 to Mr. Blaine Evans for his work and great pa- tience in building a music program which is outstanding, and one that everyone at Green River High, can be proud of. ADMINISTRATION As we review the 1967-68 school year, we find there are many experiences that will live with us the rest of our lives. New facilities and added features to our school have had an im- pact on students and staff members at G.R.H.S. It has been a very favorable year for all per- sonnel at the school. To graduates and former students we wish you the very best in life, health, happiness and a desire to serve your fellowmen, and by doing so, creating a better society in which to live. R. Kent Johnson, Principal 6 Dorothy Thomas School Secretary Picture Not Available Jan Howland School Secretary Jared Tucker Counselor-Librarian Letita Thompson English History Larry Rowley Physical Ed. Coach 1 i Morris Quarnberg Industrial Arts Earl Elmont Spanish Religious Courses Reverend James Glazner Bible Dale Johnson Custodian Don Acerson Custodian Picture Not Available 8 STUDENT BODY PRESIDENT We have just finished a successful year at G. R. H. S. We have not been on top in footbal1 or basketball, but we have been on top in school spirit, sportsmanship and in a desire for improve- ment. This year the students of Green River High have learned to work as a team, united for one purpose, a successful school year. We have come a long way, improving ourselves with each new challenge. We must not quit now, for the graduating, the challenge is greater than ever. For those remaining in high school, you have the challenge of an education, and the continu- ing duty to carry Green River High, to greater heights each year. Craig Wilson Student Body President 9 EXECUTIVE COUNCIL Back Row from left to right: Keith Seely, Commissioner of Public Safety, Steven Hatch, Commissioner of Public Affairs, Rosemary Brock, Historian. Front Row from left to right: Robert Smith, Vice President, Craig Wilson, Student Body President, Debbie May, Secretary. 10 STUDENT COUNCIL Back Row from left to right: Vicki Hatt, Arlynda Hunt, Steven Hatch, Paul Spadafora, Joe Stott, Robert Burnett, Gary Cholas, Bruce Coomer, Robin Anderson. Second Row from left to right: Montoe Curtis, Keith Seely, Rose- mary Brock, Frank Vetere, Jay Baggs, John Vetere, Mary Alice Vetere, Mary Taylor. Front Row from left to right: Craig Wilson, Robert Smith, Deggie May, Julie Taylor. That's cleaning things up a bit! 11 SENIORS 13 Norma Odle Linda Lilly 14 Carol Trouth Larry Shuman Harold Harden Joe Harden 4 Greg Ssjfranski 15 JUNIORS President Jay Baggs Vice-President Karen Mecham Secretary Mary Taylor Garth Burnett Randy Erwin Jeanine Hunt Steven Hatch V Vicki Hatt 18 SOPHOMORES Becky Peacock Secretary Todd Weber President Joanne Stephens Rhonda Prator Reporter Shuanee Hatt Fern Hunt 2! Dolores Dumas Roseanne Jewkes Charolette Waltmire Sherily Huff 22 FRESHMEN President 24 Leo Dumas Michael Evans Billy O'Laugh lin Verlynn Hall 25 JUNIOR HIGH Vice-President Janice McDougal President Monte Curtis Mark Caffee Secretary Susan Nielson Lora Lou Smith Karen Blaine Billy Ross Conra Weber James Pauley Mary Ann Hunt Vaughn Odle Gary Wilcox Bruce Prator Sheila Rainy Deanette Devereaux Synthia Stevens Kim Wall Susan Jewkes Tommy Tate Kenna Brock 28 Kirk Dunham ■ Verlynn Hall Carol Cesirao James Chandler Howard Hastings Debbie Hymus Kevin Hatch Jeri Lynn Ross Bert May Charles Duval Patti MacKay Judy Stott 29 Rodney Silliman Julie Taylor Kevin Price Brent Ross Donna Prator Teri Lynn Ross Donald Wilson 30 John Rainy Bruce Chuchuru Charles O'Laughlin Mike Leach Joseph Bolton ORGANIZATIONS PEP CLUB Back Row from left to right: Miss Peterson, Rena Baggs, Della Ekker, Barbra Brock, Shirley Huff, Eugenia Suazo, Cindy Thompson, Donna Chandler, Verlynn Hall, Barbara Prator. Third Row: LaRee Hall, Carla Hunt, Linda Lilly, Carolee Stott, Glenna Lemmon, Carol Ann Trouth, Janiel Spadafora, Patricia Odle, Dolores Dumas, Karen Mecham, Joanne Stephens. Second Row: Mary Taylor, Fern Hunt, Rosemary Brock, Shuanee Hatt, Dorothy Ann Ross, Vicki Hatt, Suzi Ryan, Jeanine Hunt, Robyn Anderson, Debbie May. First Row: Mary Alice Vetere, Arlyn- da Hunt, Becky Peacock, Karen Silliman Under the direction of Miss Peterson, this Pep Club showed great school spirit throughout the year. Many long hours of practice and pa- tience went into every drill. We, the students of Green River High, thank each and every girl for their fine performance. The Staff 32 Queen-Robyn Anderson Most Preferred Man-Craig Wilson ATTENDANTS First Attendant Jay Baggs Second Attendant- Steve Hatch Homecoming Committee Chairmen —Bruce Coomer Lettermen Club President Dorothy A. Ross Pep Club President 33 34 Vicki Hatt - Head Cheerleader 35 H O M E C 0 M 1 N G R O Y A L T Y Homecoming Royalty Robyn Anderson-Craig Wilson-Jay Baggs, Susan Ryan- g Steve Hatch-Vicki Hatt g G. R. H. H. Homecoming Queen Robyn Lynn Anderson First Attendant-Susan Ryan Second Attendant-Vicki Hatt 37 38 I to R - Keith Seely. Steve Hatch. Karen Silliman. Jay Baggs. Debbie May, Robert Burnett, Mary Taylor. Glenna Lemmon. Janiel Spadafora. Becky Peacock. JoAnne Stephens. Vicki Hatt. Karen Mecham, Craig Wilson. Front row: 1 to r Advisor-Letitia Thompson. President-Paul Spadafora. Secretary-Mary Alice Vetere 39 BAND” Vice-President dy Nelson iAd President ” Jeanine Hunt Secretary Mary Alice Vetere PAPER STAFF Back row: L to R Paul Spadafora, Pat Odle, Becky Peacock, Shuanee Hart, Steve Hatch Front row: L to R JoAnne Stephens, Debbie May, Rosemary Brock, Robert Burnett, Carolee Stott, Glenna Lemmon Editor Robert Burnett YEARBOOK STAFF Back Row from left to right: Robert Burnett, Craig Wilson, Debbie May, Glenna Leomom. Front Row from left to right: Mary Alice Vetere, Vicki Hatt, Joe Stott Editor. 43 44 k ACTIVITIES Back tow, left to right: Steve Acerson, Keith Seely, Pat Taylor, John Vetere, John Bastian, Randy Ryan, Billy O'Laughlin, Jim Hatfield, Jody Baker. Second Row: Mike Ross, Todd Weber, Gary Cholas, Van Ray Scovill, Joe Harden, Harold Harden, Randy Erwin, Randy Nelson, Mike Evans, Jay Baggs. First Row: Joe Stott, Co-captain, Paul Spadafora, Co-captain, Bruce Coomer, Co-captain, Garth Burnett, Mr. Larry Row- ley, Coach. FOOTBALL Although the Pirates could not chalk up a win, they played hard and enjoyed every minute of it. Thanks to the large turnout of players, our football team is gaining status in our school and is on the way up. Next year we have great expectations for our team. 46 Coach Larry Rowley Jim Hatfield Back Jay Baggs Quarter Back Paul Spadafora Center co-captain Joe Stott co-captain End Joe Harden End Garth Burnett Tackle Harold Harden Guard Bruce Coomer co-captain Back Randy Erwin Back 47 John Bastain Back Todd Weber Tackle Mike Evans Guard 48 49 Billy O'Laughlin Guard 50 Craig Wilson, Coach Larry Rowley, Joe Stott 51 Roy Durock Greg Szafranski Steven Hatch Randt Ewrin Randy Neilson 52 Robert Smith Jake Milton 53 The Pirates started the league season with two wins over Notre Dame and a close game with Monticillo. This team had much spirit and drive and they played well together as a team. Al- though the Pirates did not always end up on the top half of the score, the team gained much experience. Coach Rowley 5 Keith Seely Gary Cholas Mike Evans 55 Front Row: L to R Manager-Van Ray Scovill, John Bastian, John Vetere, Gary Cholas, Keith Seely, Pat Taylor, Mike Ross Back Row: L to R Coach Rowley, Mike Searson, Mike Evans, Todd Weber, Jody Baker, Mike McDougall, Steve Acerson B TEAM Jody Baker Steve Acerson Mike McDougall Mike Searson John Vetere Pat Taylor Mike Ross Todd Weber John Bastian 56 BASEBALL 57 FAVORITES 60 SENIOR WILL Class of 68 I, Joe Stott, of the graduating class of 1968, do hereby will my ability to keep my cool during yearbook deadlines to Vicki Hatt. I, Robyn Anderson, of the graduating class of 1968, do hereby will my title of bird to Robyn Baggs. I, Bruce Coomer, of the graduating class of 1968, do hereby will my ability to keep my car broke down to Randy Erwin. 1, Roy Duerock, of the graduating class of 1968, do hereby will my gallon of wine foJjebbie May May. I, Dorothy Ann Ross, of the graduating class of 1968 do hereby will the joyous and carefree days of Pep Club Pres, to next years President. I, Craig Wilson, of the graduating class of 1968, do hereby will my ability to have three free periods a day to Pat Taylor. I, Greg E. Szafranski, of the graduating class of 1968, do hereby will my ability to play basket- ball to Kirk Dunham. I, Norma Odle, of the graduating class of 1968, do hereby will my ability to be stopped at stop signs to Carolee Stott. I, Paul Spadafora, of the graduating class of 1968, do hereby will my driving ability to Mike F.vans 17 RoberfBurnetM the graduating class of 1968, do hereby will my ability to endure the tUadashfia Lossof Sleep and Deadlines to next year's Pirate Co-Editors: Pat Odle and Rose- mary Brock. I, Kathy Walker, of the graduating class of 1968, do hereby will my drivers licence to Roseann Jewkes so she may drive on highways instead of dirt roads. I, Larry Shuman, of the graduating class of 1968. do hereby will my cheese to Jake Milton. I, Joseph Harden, will my ability to stay out late at night to Susan Jewkes. I, Frank Vetere. of the graduating class of 1968, do hereby will my dust to anyone on a Honda, because no Honda can touch my Harley. I, Martha Broad, of the graduating class of 1968, do hereby will my ability to wear diamonds to Debbie Chuchuru. 61 (yirls S a e Picture Not Available ARLYNDA HUNT DOROTHY ANN ROSS 62 JOE STOTT J3oys S a e r oi- s’ so T« cT A SU cm s BRUCE COOMER ROBERT BURNETT 63 RESOLVE by Ella Wheeler Wilcox As the dead year is clasped by a dead December, So let your dead sins with your dead days lie. A new life is yours, and a new hope. Remember, We build our own ladders to climb to the sky. Stand out in the sunlight of Promise, forgetting Whatever the Past held of sorrow or wrong. We waste half our strength in a useless regretting; We sit by old tombs in the dark to long. Have you missed in your aim? Well, the mark is still shining. Did you faint in the race? Well, take breath for the next. Did the clouds drive you back? But see yonder their lining. Were you tempted and fell? Let it serve for a text. As each year hurries by let it join that procession Of skeleton shapes that march down to the Past, While you take your place in the line of Progression, With your eyes on the heavens, your face to the blast. 1 tell you the future can hold no terrors For any sad soul while the stars revolve, If he will stand firm on the grave of his errors. And instead of regretting, resolve, resolve. It is never too late to begin rebuilding. Though all into ruins your life seems hurled, For see how the light of the New Year is gilding The wan, worn face of the bruised old world. 65 66 ADVERTISERS Hal’s Chevron Service White Way Laundry ______Green River Aviation Co. 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