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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1975 volume:

SLb T mm UD6E GAIN 3 ' FOR. TIMES mmcMTuM iCTIVUriES II THIS IS YOU� 13 Mr. Thomas Burr, is ihe prin- cipal of our Pirate Home. He not only is concerned with keeping the school running smoothly, but is continually finding ways to improve our school. He is very willing to listen to you as a student and will go out of his way to help you. Jan Howland is the secretary here at G. R. H. S. and her duties are many. She keeps all the records of money for each class, bills for the school, helps Mr. Burr and whatever else might come along. She always wears a smile and is so very cheerful. Even though the day has gone wrong for her, she seems to always come up with something that will make you good and important. i Let's give a cheer to the cus- todians, Don Parks and Max Scott. They are a great help to G.R.H.S. They work long hours before and after school, to keep our school clean and in proper working order. They are always there to help you find things you might need. The cooks at G.R.H.S. are very hard workers. They put in many long hours trying to make lunch time more enjoyable for the students. They are always looking for a new recipe to please you as a student. But most of all they enjoy the LENARD LUNCH MOUTHS. 17 A REASON FOR: David Erickson and his Robert Rules of Order!! Z.£AO££SXIP... 19 20 - Kam Weihing - Student Body Vice President IfflVE COUNCIL - Kenny Evans - Comm. of Public Safety The Executive Council has been a very busy council this year. Relevant problems were discussed along with sugges- tions to improve activities and School Spirit. Several programs were given by Council members to promote a good feeling between the community and the students of G.R. H. S. They have worked hard to try and keep School rules such as the dress code enforced. They've done a great job this year and should be com- mended . - Carene Seager - Student Body Secretary - Dee King - Historian 21 Student Body Pres. Vice Pres. Secretary Historian Comr. Publ.. Safty Comr. Publ. Affairs Freshmen Pres. Sophomore Pres. Junior Pres. Senior Pres. Eighth Gr. Pres. Seventh Gr. Pres. Head Cheerleader Pep Club Pres. Drill Team Pres. Lettermen Pres. Yearbook Editor Paper Editor Band Pres. Americanism Club 22 STUDENT COUNCIL 24 LEFT TO RIGHT - Tammy Ekker, Jan Neilson, Dee King, Kelly Ross, Debbie Parks, Kenny Evans, Tammie Peacock, Kim Watterson, Royd Halt, Greg Vetere, Carene Seager, Brad Burr, Phillip Stub- blefield, Marian Bastain. David Erick- son , Regi Weihing, Kerry Dunham. NOT SHOWN: Kam Weihing. Will everybody please SHUT UP? But I forgot my copy of the constitution. Kam - where's the calendar at. Come on Pres, do you have to pound that thing so hard??” These comments could be heard almost every Tuesday, when the Student Council meets in the Library. New and broader friendships, sharing dreams, created lasting moments, giving of self, pursuing interests, learning to communicate with each other within G.R. walls. The 1975 Student Council works hard to improve the halls of G. R. H. S. HvLmn bi J ytJLA JLcrCr llL vUPm kX o i. t-IaZA — ji, dA nlvQAX) QtV JlQAt V.VcyiJu 'l yvxw.'i OoAjLcriX. (A MiAfC V.jAjL'vQ (l yyy A n rv yfi fco q 0 — X YV J TlAJ 0iXt-J r tAJ JL lilw 7T Vo I xrrv l W r JU� C. — O jLvxw y jLnfJ Jtl Q „ CiJL vv.UnA OaJLqJi — J oyvig- YM LjL-, . Lfc- f cvtaA . rvxQ i.r£ rryv. frUL V iwrTJ .;, - if . ■;. . ' 0 Tammy Ekker Class Pres., Pep Club, Drill Team, Music, Drama Lorrie Maughan Pep Club Office, Class Office, Music, Seminary Office Debbie Parks Paper Staff Ed., Girls' State, Pep Club Drama, Music Peggv Baxter Drill Team, Pep Club, Paper Staff, Music Phill Stubblefield Student Body Pres., Athlet- ics, All state football Region 10 Gala Dumas Drill Team, Pep Club, Cheerleader, Music, Drama David Reay Letterman Pres., Athletics, Homecoming King, Music Athletics, Drama, Home- Historian, Pep Club, Drill Athletics, Letterman, 29 coming Royality Team, Drama Drama Kim Watlerson . Cheerleader, Pep Club. Drill Team, Class Pres., Yearbook Walter Maldonado Wrestling Capt., Letter- man, Drama Kelly Ross Pep Club, Drill Team, Royalty, Music Drama Kathy Watlerson Pep Club, Class Office, Music, Drama Pearl Wilcox Class Pres., Pep Club, Photography Chris Dunham Boys’ State, Drama Shop, Royalty Regi Weihing Cheerleader, Pep Club, Drill Team, Yearbook Ed. Robert Johnson Athletics, Royalty, Semi- nary Pres. Deanna Burns Pep Club, Drill Team, Class Office David Erickson Athletics, Class Pres., Stu- dent Council, Music 4 } xvcX . :fcrvr Jv.iQyM (. 14=Lq ±Luc ______f JLrnvjzt__ ofwty(jLX k- px vfr‘kix3S) ---- M.JLSJO ±ka—f miL. . ly JLO A vx j, 4-u. r v. ,4 i .a a i a A • Ko. nj)ck. -t rA- LQ ta ri__Alr iL KQy A. Xfco__ joE- l YO qva(l___cjfcp_______aAl— A 4a tm _____A ‘ fVV_ [Vrnr� g CvrrYvy vy jjXl tX lL(____________Jw r _____uj v . AJQ_ 9a Q1pa� C Cfe_______C crY 'io A_La qI 4AXk iJ. vvQ Ya ?yi a . •____Y cvJU f 11—Y flTw Lj t ! 1------------L Pres. Tammie Peocock • Sec. Teri Wilcox V. Pres. Tom Maughan . 32 Prom Ch. Jean Wilcox Stanley Hunt • Carrie Vetere Kam Weihing Timmy Vetere Wanda Ryan Marian Bastain . Julie Riches • Susan Chandler • Scott Banasky . Tracy Spadafora • Jackie Lemieux Mike Gordon - Cammie Price • Joan Johnson •5 ‘jbloe vv cr Jv lJ jUitJLs3 (cvvuj J ojj XkcJLrt zJL o v-ck. a oxji JL jy - xvouct vv o3c . ±JsJL O jt O ClaAxJI ••- qauL yO -- __cIXjO . ' O-AJL kjL IT Ol oX _______ - ( XAyi «eA £ cL . JUO KJUA-4aA “ V. Pres. Randy Stubblefield Deborah Allen Sec. Dawn Hunt Terry Johnson Kenny Evans You've got the cutest little BABY FACE!! Ruth Ann Reay • . Q B Y . , 0 {n | |vi x JTr |IAa_A07V V yTVl.V (ii vMi 'X i tJluL UruG _..Jvj c k_ c cJ y$ o — A aLo - cU qXo - . J YvCi nS -fcXa Cijgyvv rM O gvA ti- - JLm_ - Afv c vv Tj srck!' _ r -Y ®i. v ' 2- uLcuuQ _jfen on '1 X jm y j sv T'. JrvA . -n y 4 Xur Aai 0 a Xi , IvwTj r Jr� wyrO Xav P JiAAA-rLAi Royd Halt - Pres. Mitch Vetere - V. Pres. Dawna Wilcox Russell Spadafora Lorraine Seely Philip Engleman Busy aren't we??? Candy Vetere Tracy Johnson Joni Banasky Gayna Dunham 39 Jay Watterson [ 11 Kerry Dunham - Pres. Kerry Bigelow Troy Sweeten Richard Engleman Lori Howland Shalia Burr Kirt Jewkes Chardale Datsun Dusty Hansen Lori Jo Cribby t I Larry Devereaux Peggy Sherrill Darcy Muse Lydia Lemieux Melody Johnson Ronnie Delong Jeannie Lasson Byron Basiian Pamela Blanchard Tommy Whiteside Bill Watterson 1 t h Pres. Gregg Vetere Cory Vetere Gayle Thompson V. Pres. Shane Dougdale Danna Bastian Shawn Acerson Duane Riches !C I ♦C v J Sec. Tonya King • Ray Sherrill ✓ Leslie Ekker Darrel Mecham Davie Wilcox ' V Jeannie Powell m. Joe Espinoza Pam Richardson Martin Delong BETTY HOME MAKER??? Richard Dean Tim Hayes V� ? ( [ Ken Allen Toni Cribby G.R.H.S. L V laughrat First Saite in i posed b LTO CLARINET Allegro moderato I. Cl TOP, LEFT TO RIGHT - Mike E., Jeff H., Dwane R.. Joni B., Ray S., Royd H., Buff P., Lynn H., Valerie B., Lonnie W., Dusty H., Ricky W., Jeannie L.,, Perry H., Brad B., Phill E., Reo P., Marian B., Greg V., Mitch V., Jan N., Bria n H., Kenny E., Kam W., Kyle E., Carene S., Timmy V., Stanley H., Tab W., Regi W., Dee K., Ruth Ann R., Candee V., Leslie E., Lynda R., Kim S., Jerry W., Peggy S.. Peggy B., Conae B., Kim W., Tammy E. NOT SHOWN - Cory V., Cammie P., Lydia L. Brill ante L VS9JO i'iibi Scute; ix Eft lorivniiiary iiai2a ALTO CLARINET I. Chaconne Composed GUSTAV HOI Uhl lf 21 in I'.R.A. by Boottey Co. Uhl (nr all rounlriea Uht renewed 1948 All rights rese; Teas droits rose Praise th Praise the Loru Fi 1 D arl 1 F- =1 b F A a 50 P (hum) Solo Praise the Lord. Tutti (hum) SolL Hal-le - lu-ya, Praise the Lord. Soli Tutti Hal-le - lu -ya, Hall Solo Tu --------a Hal-le - lu-ya,Praise the Lord. ,n' I I 'n .p PTi-p P • XYLOPHONE Hal-le - lu-ya, Hal r vr (hum) I - le - lu (hum) Hal- Hal - le - lu _J____K ic - 1U nai-ie - iu -ya, nai m ra. Praise the 1 nrH Ha] - r. _ ) in the way— ev - er TOP, LEFT TO RIGHT - Lynda R., Diane W., Bon- nie B., Kaihy W., Conae B., Teri W., Kam W., Stanley H., Robert J., Phili E., Dee K., Kim S., Gala D., Gayna D., Jean W., Tammie P., Ruth Ann R., Kim W., Tammy E., Jackie L., Carrie V., Mel- iss H., Carene S., Kelly R., Candee V., Kathy S.. Dawn H., Tab W., Royd H., Stacy K., Lorrie M., Regi W., Marian B., Deb- bie P., Peggy B. AMEUCmSH CLUB TOP, LEFT TO RIGHT - David Erickson, Kaihy Stott, Dawn Hunt, Conae Burr, Advisor Mrs. Thompson, Tammy Ekker. NOT SHOWN - Karen Jewkes, Deborah Allen, Cammie Price, Terri Wilcox, Jan Neilson, Rus- sell Odle, 56 - Robert J. Gala D. GIRLS AND BOYS STATE Chris D. Debbie P. David E. Tammy E. David E. 57 HEMBOOY AlfD PHOTOGR i'r.e l-tB ■ or m •ills tP ie is a J •af li . ti 9f .litary { j i a cov irching iring th Tammie Peacock Carrie Vetere prl nR-- DfihL'e. C_H M - r: TQmm P� nrnr k j C x£P± JSJ c.e£ . t quart i.r scor he end in tl ith 20 1 32 to Pirate, quarte the fin Vetere- ibblefie Jan Neilson aval. be i ini� ie tuxur iuix'u year on tour tarou out '.he state. They plan on prosenti 52 programs and figure that about 6,0 students will ba seeing the performanc The ballet West tours are set up by tl State Legislature with Kenneth Sillir representive of our region. The Ballet West showed the audien som. i of the day to day exercises thr tiny do to limber up for perforraanct They then put on a real live ball SMJDENT COUNCIL CONVENTION The annual Student Council Conventi wit. h Id Thursday, October 2h. Studen| from liegion 10 who were in Student Cow oil attended the convention. The m«� eti lasted from 0:00 a.m. until 2:30 P- with an hour break for lunch. The acti itics were conducted by the S.U.S. representatives. They arrived Wednesd mght and came to the school for lig refreshments, which the Executive Cou cil had prepared. After they had fi irVed, they retired for the night at t River Terrace Motel. The next morn.' at 7:30 a.m., they were served breakf- in the L.D.S. Cultural Hall. At 10: the program began. Mr. Walton, Dear. Students at the College of Eastern Ut speka to the students then they were divided into specific classes for the � Of the day. The .students that the Lai eon Riv rst qua: ona qua half til quart oints a h quar . irati Vikini 31, Ru bblefie points. av.es we quart he secoi within brougi Pirat Pi .ill Heir fir Editor - Debbie Parks it es. T game started with a first quarter re of l8 to 1h-Piratis. The half time ec had a lead for the Pirates with a sc A REASON FOR: FOOTBALL. LEFT TO RIGHT TOP - Coach Hughes, Tracy J., Terry •., Mitch V., Brad B., Kyle E., Bart H., Russel O., Timmy V., David E.. Walter M., Phil L.. Kam W., David R., Stanley H.. Coach Bacon. BOTTOM - Randy S., Tab W., Phil S., Allen B.. Tom M., Russel S.. Gib E., Kenny E., Scptt B., Tracy S., Jerry W., Perry H., Kelly R., Ricky W, Manager. THE CONQUERING MIND If you think you are beaten, you are. If you think you dare not, you don’t. If you like to win, but think you can't It's almost a cinch you won’t. If you think you'll lose, you've lost, For out in the world you'll find Success begins with a person's will - It's all in the state of mind. Think big, and your deeds will grow, Think small and you will fall Behind, Think that you can, and you will; It's all in the state of mind. If you think that you are outclassed, you are, You’ve got to think big to rise; You've got to be sure of yourself before You can ever win a prize. Life’s battles don't always go To the stronger or faster men. But sooner or later, the man who wins Is the fellow who thinks he can. 66 Wm ■ n- H m SCORES' G.R. 68 Mont. 55 G.R. 1+5 Duch. 49 G.R. 67 Tab. 71 G.R. 62 Alt. 65 G.R. 53 E.C. 57 G.R. •5 i Tab. 57 G.R. 72 Mont. 65 G.R. 70 S.J. 82 G.R. 64 Alt. 55 G.R. 52 E.C. 88 G.R. 59 Moab 65 G.R. 64 Duch. 77 K SCORES | 11 W A i i Vp| . • � - 69 I LEFT TO RIGHT Tracy Spadafora, ■ Perry Hansen, Tab Weihing, Tracy Johnson, Ban Hansen, Brad Burr. Mitch Vetere, Allen Burns, Tom Maughan, Royd Hau, T. Ross. LEFT TO RIGHT - Mike Randolph, David Erickson, Kyle Ekker, Tim Vetere, Russell Odle, David Reay, Brad Burr. Ban Hansen, Tracy Spadafora. MISSING - Phillip Stubblefield, Kam Weihing, T. Ross. wsiry Walter Maldonado Russell Odle Phillip Lemieux Tracy Spadafora Heavyweight (185) (167) (155) (State) Randy Stubblefield Willie Lemieux Scott Banasky (145) (138) (132) Jerry Womack Kenny Evans Kelly Reay (119) (105) (98) Stanley Hunt (126) The wrestlers have been real great this year. They have brought out a great amount of spirit in all of our school activi- ties. They worked hard in wrestling and they stand for a lot in our school. This is the first year we have ever had a complete wrestling team and we are proud of the work they have put forth during the year. Wrestling has turned from a weak sport to a very strong sport in our school. This year there is a lot of potential and it is being proven. JOmk VARSITY ■ David Reay Richard DeLong Mike Gordon Levi Allen (138) (126) (119) (112) Bill Bacon - Coach Ricky Watterson (Manager) 75 Coached by - Bill Bacon TRACK TEAM - Tom M. , Jerry W., Robert J.. Phillip S., Brad B., Randy S., Tracy S., David E., Kyle E., Timmy V., T. Ross. On your mark for an athlete Get set for a rival Ready for a goal Go for a victory I CHALLENGE YOU NOT TO BE GOOD . TO BE BEST Good is the enemy of best; and the thing that most do not realize is that it is not much harder to achieve the second than the first. Rather it is a question of which you expect of yourself; and of your ability to see adversity not as a roadblock but as a challenge of great interest. Desire is the whole point. mid what your mind sees wnen it looks through the sights of your goals is where your effort will strike. TENNIS Coached by - An Hughes TENNIS TEAM - Allen B.. Jay W., Perry H., Bart H., Kenny E., Roben J., Kam w.. KicKy W., Tao W., Kelly R., Stanley H., T. Ross. David R. - Paul H. Dunn PEP CLUB TOP TO BOTTOM, LEFT TO RIGHT - Ruth Ann R., Candee V., Stacy K., Kim S., Lorraine S., Debbie P., Jann N., Tammy E., Kelly R., Cammie P., Tammie P., Dee K., Laura A., Advisor; Miss Christenson, Peggy B., Regi W., Terri W., Lori H., Marion B., Carene S., Joni B., Kim W., Carrie V., Deborah A., Linda R. 78 What you see is what you get, You can do it. You can do it; And you ain't seen nothin' yet! If you put your mind to it! CHEERLEADERS . . • - - CHEERLEADERS - Football: Head cheerleader Regi Weihing Kim Watterson Susan Chandler Candee Vetere Joni Banasky Dawna Wilcox Basketball: A-team Regi Weihing Kim Watterson Gala Dumas B-team Candee Vetere Joni Banasky Dawna Wilcox Class Night 1973-74 im - 75 • JL i ■ S-C-O-R-E. S-C-O-R- E. Score Pirates Score, Hey! We Want Some More, Hey! Score Pirates Score, Hey! We Want Some More, Hey! S-C-O-R-E, S-C-O-R- E. Hey, Everybody Say SCORE! ! - Basketball Team honors LEFT TO RIGHT - Stacy King, Ruth Ann Reay, Candee Vetere, Peggy Baxter, Doe King, Tammy Ekker, Jan Nielson, Tammie Peacock, Gala Dumas, Kelly Ross, Regi Weihing, Joni Banasky, Marian Bastian, Carrie Vetere, Cerene Seager, Kim Seager, Lori Hunt, Kim Watterson. __ ___ DRILL TEAM Shut up! Get in line! I'll tell you if you will get in line!” Dress Right Dress! One Two! Drill Tearn trying to get something done. Trying to represent G.R.H.S. in a manner pleasing to the school and the community. Working hard but getting little recognition except for a leg or two. But Drill Team will always be the same - working hard and getting nothing out of it except what they put into it - THEIR HEARTS!!! 82 w. A ' m V. to � .v« V.V v;.vv. A REASON FOR: CULTURE... CAST Alias Smedley Pewtree Moustache Agnes------------------------Kelly Ross Assayer------------------------------------Carrie Vetere Goldie---------------------------------------Gala Dumas Preacher's Widow-------------------Tammie Peacock Constance Lafoon--------------------Ruth Ann Reay Little Irving-------------------------------Terry Johnson Mysterious Flower Woman----------------------Joan Johnson T-3 Smedley Pewtree-------------Walter Moldonado Rock Quarry----------------------------------Mike Randolph Perils of Priscilla Smedley Smidgin------------------------Bill Bacon Harlowe Starbuck-------------------------------Terry Johnson Miss Tyler------------------- Joan Johnson Miss Priscilla------------------------Susan Chandler Freckles---..........-............---Carene Seager Jenny------------------------------------------Gayla Dumas Becky------------------------------------------Karen Jewkes CAST The Night Before Christmas Mother------------------------------Carene Seager Father------------------------------Mike Randolph Children----------------Joni Banasky, Kim Seager, Julie Ann Worley Santa---------------------------Walter Moldonado Reindeer--------------Tammie Peacock, Kelly Ross, Dawna Wilcox, Art Hughes, Dave Whilite, Ruth Ann Reay, Morris Quarnberg Mouse-----------------------------------Bill Bacon Christmas Tree------------------ Terry Johnson Stockings---------------Joan Johnson, Karen Jewkes, Rebecca Christenson, Marvin John, Tom Burr Sugar Plum Fairies--------------Larry Rowley, Jan Howland, Blaine Evans Narrator----------------------------Carrie Vetere ACHIEVEMENT. 99 OP - Queen - Regi Weihing, King - David Reay. BOTTOM LEFT - First Attendant - Kim Watterson and Kam riehong. BOTTOM RIGHT - Second Attendant - Tammie Peacock and Phil Stubblefield. SPIRIT 1st Junior and Seniors 2nd Freshmen 3rd Sophomores FLOATS 1st Sophomores 2nd Seniors 3rd Freshmen SKITS 1st Juniors 2nd Seniors 3rd Sophomores SIGNS 1st Juniors 2nd Seniors 3rd Freshmen CAR PUSH 1st Juniors 2nd Seniors 3rd Sophomores 91 TOP - Queen - Candee Vetere, King - Jerry Womack. BOTTOM LEFT - Attendants - Joni Banasky, Royd Hatt. BOTTOM RIGHT - Stacy King, Tab Weihing. TOP - Queen - Kim Watterson, King - David Erickson. BOTTOM LEFT - First Attendant - Regi Weihing and Chris Dunham. BOTTOM RIGHT - Second Attendant - Kelly Ross and Robert Johnson. A REASON FOR: Mencimnov... � 5 FRESHMEN - ’'Gateway to Pirate Domain.” HOME SOPHOMORES - Gateway to a Pirates Treasure of Success. ” COMINff JUNIORS - Gateway to Victory. tr 'SlisiiimihcJ' Sum Sllckf u A rl‘i , trjzk unp’srflffi- (MORE 1H SOPHOMORES - Gateway to Lasting Friendships. ' r OCTOBER IT™ im«7S What can I give you, child, against the intruding years? What will keep each moment bright to withstand all the tears? 1 can give you laughter ... It will not be enough. I can give you courage for when the road is rough. I can give you words of faith for when the night is long. And for the songless moment, I can give you a song. I can give you a promise of guidance from above: And always, always, always, I can give you love. Sl mHUMS BALL •@ .M . 78' pr s� frU Laura Acerson Levi Allen Joni Banasky Bonnie Baxter Gayna Dunham Gib Ekker Phillip Engleman Royd Hatt Lynn Hunt Tracy Johnson Stacy King Christine Powell Kelly Reay Linda Riches Kim Seager Lorraine Seely Russell Spadafora Candee Vetere Mitch Vetere Jay Watterson Tab Weihing Dawna Wilcox Jerry Womack ,0' Love is touch. Touch is love. Love is reaching, Reaching love. Love is asking to be loved. IOR CLASS OF 1974 Af DATE n Vi Tl 00 TIME 6-K-H-S PiACE Jir x TO EVERYTH! 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