Olympus High School - Odyssey Yearbook (Salt Lake City, UT)

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1969 volume:

ODYSSEY 1969 Olympus High School May, 1969 Volume 16 Jean Goodman, Editor Roger Workman, Editor Ann Tanner, Adviser You would measure time the measureless And the immeasurable. . . Vou would adjust your conduct And even direct the course of your Spirit according to hours and seasons. . . — Of time you would make a stream upon whose bank you would sit and watch its flowing. . . Yet the timeless in you Is aware of life's timelessness. . . And knows that yesterday Is but today's memory And tomorrow is today's dream. —Kahlil Gibran ADMINISTRATION Whether setting up national merit workshops to promote scholastics,orsupporting atheletics by being a front row cheerer, Dr. Larsen tried to find an area in which each student could identify. A hero of diplomacy and a compro- miser while establishing acceptable standards of dress, he coordinated student—teacher in- terests. He was one of Olympus' most active participants and supporters of extra-curricular activities. Under the petrifying sounds of a deep booming voice, was a warm smile and an effective principal. Dr. Larsen—accepted as a person who liked to live young and who shared the ideals of Olympus. VICE-PRINCIPAL INTERN-PRINCIPAL Mr. Loren Burton Mr. Frank Heywood Again proving his immense capability and efficiency in carrying out the many and varied duties that are the Vice-Principal's, Mr. Hey- wood struck terror in the hearts of those who would escape the parking lot at noon, calmed irate parents, made sparkling morning announcements, and generally smoothed out the wrinkles that arose in every school day. Dad Heywood took the ribbing in assem- blies in stride and played a mean game of basketball. Being Dr. Larsen's right hand man is no easy job, but Mr. Heywood did it with his own special brand of humor and got the job done. He has become a tradition-a habit at Olympus. With a head full of fresh ideas, and concern for budget and the experimental eight period day, Mr. Burton survived his intern year at Olympus. His inquisitiveness impressed the administration and his tall, dark, handsome appearance endeared him to the female por- tion of the school. He was an avid athlete, whether on the basketball floor with Mr. Hey- wood or in the bleachers urging on the teams. He brought a unique personality and new per- spective to the administration of Olympus. Mr. Alden Laney Senior Boys' Mr. Richard Harper Junior Boys' Mrs. Gwen Anderson Senior Girls' Mrs. Colleen Dallin Junior Girls' COUNSELORS Between problems, urging gradualists, drying tears, wading through pinkyellowbluewhite slips, searching the files, when you're least expecting help, there's a smile. Meeting, smil- ing, preaching, condoling, listening, persuad- ing, worrying, down the small hall in the office, a place where every student was welcome. Writing excuses, guiding conduct, advisors, ready with a rewarding smile when all worked out, advising. The edge of sanity-mentors in terms of student empathy. Indispensible. Mrs. Rita Staley . Sophomore Girls' tA Mr. Wayne Goates Sophomore Boys’ SUPERINTENDENTS, BOARD OF EDUCATION A board meeting-friendly hand shakes, intro- ductions made, the ice in the water glass cracks-ideas break forth. New methods were considered and marked improvements were made. By securing the most powerful IBM computer made, they helped improve Utah's largest district. Counting students-counting time. Objectively, the executives viewed propositions for advancement. The ayes and nays were totaled. With notes taken they turned their attention to other needs. The meeting ended-improvements continued. Dr. O. C. England Deputy Superintendent Dr. Elmer). Hartvigson Superintendent Dr. William Hutchinson Mr. Charles Lloyd Deputy Superintendent Deputy Superintendent Dr. Ted T. Peterson Deputy Superintendent Left to Right: Mr. Hugh Pinnock, Mr. Keith Brown, Dr. Jay Brinton, Mrs. Howard B. Summerhays, Mr. Richard Winder. 15 I Don Allen Shirley Allen DeVon Anderson Lois Anderson Nancy Anderson Bonnie Awe Electronics Physical Education Driver Education Office Machines Sociology English George Barfuss Psychology Dale Barker World History Eloise Barratt Clothing There were stacks of books and books and books, to be handed and recorded and warned against losing, signatures to be signed on ex- cuses, assignments assigned, returned, cor- rected, assigned assignments. And zillions of papers to be kept, and discipline administered, jokes told, hands raised, questions answered, hands raised. Faculty meetings to attend, and be a teacher each day, a marble statue of idolism for even the least knowing student: a comfort to have around. George Barton Floyd Bennett Jodie Bennion Valena Berntson Vernon Blackham Wilford Bruderer Calculus Basic Education World History Dance Trigonometry German Ruth Buckmiller Jackie Butler Robert Calder Diana Childs Gerald Christensen John Christopulos Drawing Homeliving Physics Debate Modern World History Physical Education 16 Verl Cox Richard Crocker Madaline Cuglietta Don Dixon Ken Farrell Pat Farrell Biology Shorthand French Social Problems Survey Math Modern World History Dennis Gilbert George Gourley Geometry Health Lawrence Green Claudia Greene Psychology English Alan Fjeld Driver Education Lorin Folland Painting W FACULTY Alice Giaque French I not out or Keeping en nothing demanded idemonstrative Jntleman, not pronounced insignia? [deck, and noting the si to leeward, might ha Fcivilian aboard the Kin fscreet envoy on his wa f fact, this unobtrusiveness fed from a certain unaffcct ties accompanying a resol at all times not calling for 7 fch shown in any rank of life s kind. others engaged in var heroic activities. )on occasion 3f mood. Stan leek, one off Adrienne Gunnell Diane Hansen Melvin Harris Joseph Hawkins Betty Hayward Garth Hill World History English Auto Mechanics Bookkeeping Business Law Metal Work 17 ' 1 Eldon Hurst Biology jack Jarvie Ceramics Jane Hinckley Shorthand James Houston Isms Greg Hunter Susan Hunter Physical Education German Ray Kartchner LaMar Kelley Jean Kidston Joan Kingston Janet Landerman Nona Larson Modern World History Physical Education Foods Dance English Reading Roger Larson Robert Liddiard James Lowther Libbie Lyman ReNee McConnell Richard McMillian Algebra Botany Zoology Health Occupations English Modern World History 18 Charles Miller Algebra Ken Minson Genetics Marilyn Orchard Ed Packer Drama Driver Education Joseph Peck Carlo Perkins Algebra Driver Education Irene Mitchell Mary Moss Glen Motzkus Leo Mower English Modern World History Special Education Mechanical Drawing Arden Peterson Donna Pistole Jean Porter Marion Poulson Allen Reinhold Harold Rendlesbach Vocal Music Latin Librarian Physics Audiovisual Orchestra 19 George Richards Theral Richardson Chemistry Woodwork Blaine Seamons English Clyde Smith Commercial Art Jerry Smith Marjorie Smith Modern World History Physical Education Richard Smith Chemistry Margaret Smoot English Monetta Smoot Bookkeeping Marjorie Snow English Deanna Sorensen Carol Spackman Ruth Stevens Catherine Sundwall Deone Sutherland Ann Tanner Algebra English Notehand English English English Shirley Tanner Virginia Thaxton Eldon Tolman Carole Von Schmidt Fawn Westenskow Susan Wood World History English American History Journalism Spanish English 20 Mildred Dyer LeeGoalen Dorothy Putnam Harriet Snarr Secretary Treasurer Registrar Secretary Laura Wright LaRae Zimpfer Library Clerk Secretary Marilyn Burchell Cafeteria Reola Conner Cafeteria Virginia Fullmer Mary A. Gudmundsen Audra Hintze Manager—Cafeteria Cafeteria Cafeteria Iva Percival Cafeteria Annie Reedy Charred Wilson Cafeteria Cafeteria Jerry Bryson Lee Carbine Clifton Davis Ewald Lavercus Custodian Custodian Custodian Custodian Thelma Rosenkrantz Albert VanOtten Matron Head Custodian 21 OFFICERS STUDENT BODY PRESIDENT Because when a school claims to educate leaders, a true leader is by necessity a rare individual. But somewhere between the cam- paign slogans and cliche'd banners, a student body is faced with the choice of officers; bal- lots have been cast, counted, announcements have been made and applauded, and the new- ly elected are faced with the overwhelming task of planning a balanced, active school year. Stoically sprawled in a red leather chair in the new student body room, sleeping in Psychology, or lunching from a brown sack first period, Student Body President Richard Moore proved to have the leadership quality capable of molding 2,400 individuals into one united functioning body. Beginning the year with experiences gained at the Mill Hol- low Leadership Conference and Freedom Academy, Richard initiated the Council of Presidents of Granite School District, and in- stigated the Denver Exchange. Avidly con- cerned, responsive yet demanding, he be- came his own worst critic during the duration of his term. Not easily defeated, utterer of phrases that were unmistakeably Moore. Richard Moore—OHS President, 1968-1969. 24 Scott Ogden Vice President The morning announcer, the quiet unobtru- sive officer, who was innevitably there. He could be seen walking down an empty hall late after school, or driving around in a convert- ible blue V.W. Being a hater of spending money made him an apt budget watcher. A perceptive individual who could see both sides to a question. Dedicated, ingenuous personality, a thinker—a subtle dry wit that could ease tension in a word.ScottOgden - the adhesive force of the Student Officers. Karl Rove Senate President Munching Oreos or politicing, Mr. Karl Rove was a man of the people. He put the Olympian Senate into motion with his own characteris- tically well-versed arguments and witty com- ments. Talking, reading, talking, writing speeches, talking, talking, talking—sometimes brilliant, sometimes verbose. Coming or going, constantly on the move. A doer instead of a watcher; vitally concerned, ever-debating, a mighty funny, never-stopped-to-ponder kind of a guy. STUDENT BODY OFFICERS Mrs. Pat Farrell Advisor Dodging students to get into the student body room or energetically crusading for a new idea, Mrs. Farrell faced the problems of being Student Body Advisor with extraordinary empathy and open-minded pragmatism. A diplomat, a friend and companion; an easily excited, highly emotional person. She is successful because she remembers that she was a student once and she knows that students are complex individuals to teach; and to learn from. Jan Mulvay Historian Known to be complicated because she was so human, Jan was a natural people lover. Al- though rarely unoccupied she found time to stop and talk. A giggler who could easily be- come hysterical; a historian who kept meetings on the subject. Very slightly rebell- ious, understanding, sensitive, persuasive; who although hounded about being on time, about procrastinating, clipped newspapers, raffled turkies, praised people and thoroughly enjoyed being Historian. Debbie Dowell Secretary Having sudden spurts of sporadic organization, Debbie was recognized among her cohorts as the organizer. Characteristically pinning up reminders and notices, she somehow kept the year in efficient running order. A girl who set out to accomplish all in her own whimsical way, wholesomely living in the simple world of fundamental thought. Whether singing slightly off key, eating anything at all, or giggling, she was a happy officer; almost in- conceivably the girl next door. Becky Wirick Historian Hauling an antique briefcase, with a sweater tied precariously around her waist, Becky added the unique touch to an already diverse group. A girl who likes a blanket and three T.V. shows all at once; who loves the solitude of her own room, and finds it difficult to stay in school when it's snowing. A natural at seeking creativeness, she caughtthe superficial moments on paper, evaluated actvities and mounted newspapers. Quiet and yet out- spoken. An individual. CLASS OFFICERS Pencils clicking—toes tapping—pulses beat- ing—and class officers moving with the rhythm of school life. Stephen Olsen, Jenny Lewis, and Julee Kirkham took over the ris- ing class of Sophomores. Juniors looked to Jeff Work, Brad Scott, and Peggy Bullock. The Seniors united their forces under Todd Kimball, Omar Leeman, and Marsha Metcalf. Dances were scheduled, planned, decorated, and presented. Originality and uniqueness enhanced the traditional proms. Parties were given to lighten the burdens and brighten the daily routine of school. Assemblies were written, casted, practiced, and performed. Together they aimed to bring out the best of the class. Each group of three was determin- ed to make this year a special year with special times, uniting their class through ac- tivities. The worries of the class officers did not prevent an enthusiastic boost for ac- tivities. 1. Todd Kimball Senior President 2. Omar Leeman Senior Vice President 3. Brad Scott Junior Vice President 4. Julee Kirkham Sophomore Secretary 5. Jenny Lewis Sophomore Vice-President 6. Marsha Metcalf Senior Secretary 7. Stephen Olsen Sophomore President 8. Peggy Bullock Junior Secretary 9. Jeff Work Junior President 29 SENIORS Ruth Adams Larry Adamson Suzy Alder Melvin Aldous Jami Alexander Scott Allison Diane Allred Robert Anderson Theron Anderson Kathy Andrus Dennis Archer Steve Ashworth Jay Asmus Brad Avery Bruce Avery James Aycock Tom Bachtell Joe Baer Tom Bagley LeeAnne Bailey Vicki Baker David Ball Frank Ballard RaNae Balls David Bancroft Richard Bancroft Kathy Bantock Marva Barnett Cheryl Barr Jodie Barsnick Susan Barton 33 Jaren Baxter Dawn Beckstead Stephen Beckstead Steve Beesley Ron Bennett Carol Bentley Amy Berg Mark Berg Robyn Berg Jim Bernhisel Tim Berry Karren Bertola John Bigler Gaylene Bilanzich Janene Black Andi Blanchard Susan Blaylock Judy Blumenthal Andy Bolic John Bone Holly Bowman Douglas Bradshaw Robert Brain Yvonne Braman Tamara Brand Claudia Brewster Ken Brewster Sue Brewster Janice Briggs Kim Briggs Alan Brimhall 34 Shelley Brimhall Mimi Brockbank Leslie Brown Mark Brown Sue Brown Bonnie Bruderer Ed Buchanan Steve Burdette Scott Burton Richard Busath Diana Bush Loree Busha Michael Butcher Blaine Butters Cathy Caliouette Jo Call Mitch Cameron Rick Campbell Greg Caputo Ann Card Janet Cardon Christine Carlson Jackie Carpenter Tom Carter Chris Cartwright Laura Cecala Chris Chambers DeAnn Chapman Talei Chase Lee Chipman Carrie Christensen Nancy Christensen Rosalie Christensen David Clark Debbie Clark 35 Janice Clark Lane Clark Lynn Clark Craig Clawson Blaine Clayton Scott Coleman Susie Collier Ron Codings Pat Colton Becky Cook Rex Cook Tiffany Coon Joan Cornelius Barbara Cornell Bill Cose Therese Coucher Debi Cragun Greg Crail Jeri Crapo Angela Crate Reta Critchfield Cathy Cromar Colleen Cromar Margene Crosland Sharon Crossley Dick Culver Vicky Cummins Steve Currey Bob Curtis Glade Curtis Rod Cushing 36 Leslie Cutler Paula Dahl Vickie Daley julie Daughters Brent Davis Darol Davis Jim Davis Peggy Davis Stephen Davis Terry Dearden Debbie Deaver Stephen Degn Nancy Denning Chris Derrick 37 Craig DeWall Dino DiLello Dennis Dipo Fram Disera Russell Dixon Mike Dodas Debbie Dowell Bryce Drysdale Scott Drysdale Shawnee Dunn Judy Dyer Dave Easton Kris Eberhardt Ron Ebert Marcia Eddy Jayne Eitner Barbara Elieson Annette Ellerston Randy Ellis Shelley Ellis Susan Ellis Dennis Emery Jon Engen Coleen England Penny Engstrom Larry Erickson L ynn Evans Randy Eves David Facer Marty Fallon Shannon Farikoff Suzy Farish 38 Gary Farnsworth Louanne Ferre Nancy Flint Laurie Florence Marilyn Floyd Jeanne Flygare Ralph Forbes Tom Ford John Foster Bonny Fotheringham Debbie Fox Doug Fox Julie Frank Suzanne Fredrickson Brent Freeman Karen Fritts MaryLou Fryer Vicki Fryer Janice Fulghum Oscar Fuller Richard Garff Ray Garrett Linda Garrison Val Gatehouse Maureen Gerber Robert Getz Allen Gibson Judy Gibson Dee Giles Lynne Glaittli Bonnie Glenn Bill Glodouski Linda Goeglein Lorraine Going Robyn Goodfellow 39 Jean Goodman Merrily Goodro Greg Gordon Debra Gough Judy Gough Colleen Gray Robert Green Scott Green Skip Greene Scott Greenwood Greg Griffiths John Gunn Mark Gustavson Curtis Hale Douglas Hale Grant Hall Susan Hamel Cathy Hammerstein Kevin Handy Barbara Hanks Gary Hansen Mary Hansen Cheryl Hardcastle Glenn Hargreaves Paul Haroldsen Steve Harrow 40 Corey Hart Kim Harvey Howard Hasiedalan Sue Hawkins Patty Hazleton Joyce Hebdon Pam Hickman Rick Higgins Corey Hill Karl Hiller Raani Hilpert Julie Hilton Denise Hintze Clair Hirschi Veda Holdsworth Lynn Holtman Susan Horr Tom Howard Rodger Howe Jan Hudson Rick Hudson Steve Hulbert Susan Hunington Cyndie Hunsaker Robert Hunsaker 41 Mark Hurst Bryon Ingalls Kent Jackson Meg Jackson Colleen Jacobson Mike Jamison Chris Jensen David Jensen Dick Jensen Jacquie Jensen Janice Jensen Judi Jensen Pamela Jensen Debbie Jex Maggie Joe Randy Johns Debi Johnsen Glen Johnson Judy Johnson Kim Johnson Loreen Johnson Mark Johnson Richard Johnson Ruth Johnson Renee Jolley Dave Jones Dave Jones Peggy Jones Rod Jones Monica Julian Louise Kasteler Richard Kaumans April Kay Greg Keates Mike Keim 42 Barbara Keiser Roger Keller Rick Kiesler Cindy Kilpack Todd Kimball John Kirk Tawni Kirk Shauna Kizerian Jim Knebs Kathleen Knibbe Greg Knight Sherwin Knudsen Steven Koch Stephanie Kozik Linda Kronstadt Louise Krushat Tim Lafferty Sue Laielan Tina Lamberson Scott Lambert Brad Langston Chris Larsen Darrell Larsen Mary Jane Larsen Scott Larson Shawna Laub Sue Laubenshimer Trudy Law Jay Leak Laraine Leak Betsy Leavitt 43 Omar Leeman Connie Lefavor Barbara LeHuquet Greg Leonard Linda Liebenguth Alan Lisonbee Marilyn Little Elizabeth Lloyd Rick Lobb Annette Lowder Randy Ludlow Steve Lund Kim Lundeberg Annette Lyman Pam Lyon Liz Maack Lynn Makinen Eleanor Mallinckrodt JoAnne Maloney Jennie Sue Mangum Colleen Mann leannie Mann Susan Manz Steve Marcus Mark Marti Susan Mathis 44 Joanne Mauss Richard Mayne Kraig McCleary Leslie McDonald Scott McFarland Susan McGee Yvonne Mclnelly Naomi Mclachlan Michael McPharlin Alan McRae Shanna Meier Gust Melonas Milton Melonas Paula Merrill Diane Messick Marsha Metcalf Scott Migliore Alan Miles Richard Miles Margo Miller Ann Mitchener Milan Monk Emily Monroe Thomas Monson Frank Moore Richard Moore Marcia Morgan Yvonne Morgan Dan Mortensen Jan Mulvay Nancy Nageli 45 Pamela Nardoni Pa! Neal Jon Neese LaRue Neff Rosanne Neff Joyce Nelson Larry Nelson LuAnn Nelson Steve Nelson Debbie Neslen Becci Newman Diane Newman Brenda Niederhauser Kathryn Nielsen Mayling Nielsen Pat Nielsen Ellen Nielson Nancy Nowell Stephanie Noyes Scott Ogden Karen Ohm Brent Oliver Willian Oliver Bob Olsen Jay Olsen Stephen Olsen Gerald Omer John Omer Kathy O'Neil Ray Openshaw Becky Osborne Nancy Owens Grant Pace John Page Les Painter 46 Dorothy Pappas Klaus Paster Joan Patten Douglas Patterson Howard Pauli Becky Paulsen Jan Paulsen Tauna Peck Michael Peppinger Brooke Perri Diana Perry Gail Peterson Layne Peterson Dennis Pettey Kristine Petty Ross Phillips Kim Pinder Chris Pittenger Cynthia Plotnick Linda Poulson Karen Preator Trello Prince Jeff Purser Rick Quinn Laurie Quist Don Ramsey Ron Rasband Marilyn Rasmusson Marian Recksiek Barbara Reeve Debby Regner 47 Karen Remy Gary Renlund Paul Reynolds Craig Rhode Kathy Rich Karen Richards Jeanne Richardson Bruce Riches Kathryn Riches Mike Richmond Ram Richtel Rex Ripplinger Cheryl Ritchie Susie Roark Judy Robbins Susan Roberts Doyle Robinson Debbie Robinson J. Collier Robison Charles Roe Alan Rogers Mary Sue Rollins Darlene Rose Margaret Ross Karl Rove Robyn Rudy Delene Russell Lannie Rutherford Linda Salin Joyce Sammond Kurt Sanded 48 Heidi Sanders Kathy Schaar Connie Schmittroth Miles Schoepp Jennie Schults Marshall Scott Suzanne Scott Mark Seklemian Chris Sevy Doug Shapiro Bob Sheffield Sally Siddoway Peggy Sims Gaylyn Skola Christopher Smart Leonard Smart Ruth Ann Smart Laurel Smedley Carolyn Smith Deborah Smith 49 Greg Smith Jan Smith Martha Smith Shannon Smith Jim Smion Kris Snellman Wayne Snow Dalian Sohm Jeanne Sonntag Marti Sonntag Becky Sorensen John Sorensen Peter Sorensen Ramona Sorensen Richard Sorensen Chris Southworth Stephanie Sperry Ronald Spjut Robert Stahl Leola Stanton Roy Stauffer Edna Stavros Mike Stavros Randy Steadman Allen Stephens Sharon Stephenson Suzanne Stockman Mark Stoddard Marti Stoker Teresa Stokes Craig Stoll 50 Scott Stowers Richard Strong Karen Strout Dan Sundberg Sue Swaner Gail Sweeney Scott Swenson Paul Tanabe Deborah Tanner Dianne Tanner Diana Telford Kevin Teuscher Pam Thelin Marian Thomas Terry Thompson James Thomson Sandra Thomson Kathy Thorpe Jan Thorup Mark Tolman Tom Tolman Mark Trayner Terry Treseder Janet Tripp Eldon Tucker Bill Tugaw Susan Turpin Laurie Tyler Rex Underwood Barbara Ure Allyson Uzelac John Van Beekum Valene Vanderlinden Suzanne VanWagoner Lynette Vincent 51 Jim Waldo Pat Waldram Cindy Waldron Dave Waldroup Clint Walke Beverly Walker Brent Wallace Cathy Wallin Danny Walred Duanne Ward Kim Wardle Wade Wardrup Karen Warenski Michele Warren Don Watkins Margot Webb Deanna Weir Nancy West JoAnn Wheat John Wheat 52 Michael Wheeler Coralee Whitmore Ginger Whittaker Brian Widerburg Dave Wilcox Michael Wilcox Michael Wilde Deral Wiley Jeanne Wilferd Janet Willemsen Doug Williams Nanette Williams Rosemary Williams Karen Willis Bill Wilson Leroy Wilson Jim Wintch Brent Winter Gary Winward Rebecca Wirick Karen Woltkamp Shellie Wood Keith Woodruff Roger Workman Sue Workman Colleen Worthington Carolyn Wright Stephen Wright Russ Young Mark Zahler Mike Zarbock 53 JUNIORS Clair Abee Rick Acey Doug Adams Eric Adams Mark Adams Janice Adamson Colleen Alberico Shonnie Alexander Mike Allen Shirley Allgier Janet Allison Arnold Allred Kevin Andersen Gordon Anderson Katherine Anderson Klay Anderson Michele Anderson Scott Anderson Virginia Anderson Joyce Andrus Mark Andrus Geri Aposhian Scott Arata James Arnold Jane Astin Rollie Atkinson Tamra Baggaley Nancy Bagley Norma Bagley Robert Bagley Ronald Bagley Patty Bailey Jan Baird Karen Baker Jeff Balis Karen Balke Pamela Ballard Sharon Banham Jim Banta Dee Lynn Barrow Debbie Bartlett Peggy Bartlett Perry Bayes Karen Beck Paul Beck Dallas Beckstead Gary Beckstead LexAnn Beesley Alan Bennett JoLynn Bennett Marlene Bentley Scott Berry Sharon Bird Maurine Birkeland Gary Birtcher Bob Bissell Lindy Blanchard Charlie Blintz Jim Blodgett Bill Bloom Kristy Bodily Lynne Bodily Erin Bogarte Dave Borg Suzanne Bossard Jim Boud Corey Bowden Mark Bowers April Bowman Becky Bowman Kay Boyack Carol Bozich Marsha Bradford Kevin Brewer Bonnie Bridge Mark Brim Greg Brimhall Marianne Broadbent Ric Broman Donna Bronson Tom Brooks Debbie Brown Fred Brown Karen Brown Scott Brown Peggy Bullock Jolynn Burdette Lisa Burnett Barbara Burningham Dan Burt Gerald Burt Steve Burton Nanci Bush Cindy Butterfield Paul Butterworth Karin Buzzo John Cade Brad Caldwell Marvin Caldwell Liz Call Dave Campbell Phillip Cannon Sharon Carbine Phill Cardon Lisa Cardwell Kirk Carey John Carman Brent Carr Jay Carroll Greg Carter Rob Carter George Cayias Debbie Cecala Christy Chapman Joan Chapman Cindy Child Kathy Chipman Terry Chlepas Linda Christensen Debbie Christian Christine Christiansen Ken Christopolus Bob Clark Charles Clark Day Clark Dennis Clark Richard Clark Carol Clawson Melissa Cluff Chris Cole Jim Cole Shauna Coleman Laura Coley Cathy Collins Cindy Collins Brent Combes Mike Cook Jeff Cooke Cheryl Coombs Virginia Cooper Mary Dean Cope Linda Cortese Nancy Coucher Karen Court Jane Cowan David Cowley Kathy Cox Paul Cox Nancy Cramer SandieCrebs Gary Crenshaw Cody Crider Klea Critchfield Wendy Crockett Leisa Cromar Cheryl Cronin Shawna Cronin Ralph Crook 58 JUNIORS Pat Crowther Patti Cummings Lee Curtis Randy Cushing Becky Cutler Richard Cutler Dave Dahl Philip Dahlin Debbie Dalrymple David Daurelle Sue Ann Daurlen Nancy Day Debby Dean Lynnette Dechter Joe DeHaan Stan Dejong David DeKarver Karen Denning William Dew Jim Dignan Sue Dimond Devereux Dinwoodey Shelley Disera Anrea Dodas Robert Dodenbier Debra Dodge Diane Dowsett Dottie Drexel Dennis Dutson Randal Eagar Saundra Early Jeanne Eastmoore Barbara Ebert Jeff Edwards Bob Egbert Shelly Ehlers Toni Ehlers Paula Eitner Steve Ellsworth Mark Emery Randy Emery Barbara Enner Arlou Erickson Lars Erickson Linda Erickson 59 Ann Essen Doug Estep Janice Evans Peggy Evans Jeanette Evdasin Ray Falkenrath Keith Fenstermaker Tricia Fenton Elaine Fetzer Blair Feulner Geri Fisher Elaine Fitzgerald Bill Flagler Chris Floor Casey Florence Kent Flowers Chris Frame Joe Frank Carolyn Fritz Craig Fryer Jan Fuelling Alice Callaway David Gardner Shauna Garff Karen George Linda Gerber Brian Geurts Larry Gibson Chris Gilmore Dennis Glade Julie Glade Joy Glazier Jeff Glissmeyer Robert Goodwin Connie Gowans Kenneth Green Rick Green Sue Green Vicki Green Susan Greenwood Dixie Griffiths Bruce Gundersen Paul Gunderson Suzanne Gunnell Hal Hadley Dennis Hales Anne Hall Karen Hall Margo Hammill Re Ann Hammond Linda Hancock Debbie Haner Barbara Hansen Dave Hansen Karen Hansen Paul Hansen Robin Hansen Stan Harding Vickie Hardy Bob Haroldsen Reid Haroldsen Bryan Harris Scott Hart Carolyn Hatch Kerrick Hatch Howard Hausknecht Cosette Hawkins Sharon Hayes Brenda Healy Grant Heath Juanita Hebbert Annette Hebdon Denise Heiner Claudia Hellstrom Richard Henderson Brent Henrichsen Kent Henrichsen Paul Herbert Steve Hess Debbie Heuser Suzanne Hickman Brent Higbee Ranee Hilpert Gae Hilton Jean Hinnen Marsha Hoffman Debbie Hohmann Jim Holmes Kurt Holmgren Elida Holt Colleen Holtman Jim Honey Kim Horrocks Joel Howard Bryon Howells Janice Howells Gyll Huff Bruce Hull Teresa Hulse Steven Hunt Dave Hurst Reed Hurst Heather Hussey Julie Hutchinson Don Hyland Danny locobazzi Dave Jack Rosemarie Jackman Dennis Jackson Debbie James Brad Jensen Clay Jensen Pam Jensen Robert Jensen Trenna Jensen Steve Jenson Patti Johnsen Bryce Johnson Don Johnson Janet Johnson Kathy Johnson Kent Johnson Liisa Johnson Patti Johnson Regina Johnson Steve Johnson Rosanne Jolley Cary Jones Lujean Jorgensen Tina Jorgenson Vince Julian Leslie Kari Jeff Karren Becky Kartchner Georgia Kay Debbie Kehl Joan Kehl Janet Keim Scott Keller Tom Kemp Robyn Kenning Brent Kidman Janet Kiholm Wendy Kilbourne Owen Killian Barbara King Colin King Ted Kingston Leslie Kirkham Mike Kizerian Rick Klein Marcia Knights David Koch Robert Koch Cynthia Kurtz Randy Lafferty Leslie Lamborn Emil Langeland Brent Larsen Jerry Larsen Kathy Larsen Lonnie Larsen Paul Larsen Ryan Laub Janet Layton Karen Layton Earl Leeman Chris Lehman Gary Lemon Rainer Lenzen Alan Lewis Dave Lewis Lynda Lewis Garth Limburg Darlene Lindeman Sam Lindman Kent Lindquist Kathy Lisonbee JoLynn Livingston Berry Lloyd John Lloyd Marcia Loll Clark Lowder Blair Lund Kris Lundstrom Vickie Maack Jim Mabey Patty Mackay Diane Madsen Scott Madson Donald Magleby Margaret Manner Virginia Manness Judy Marks Connie Marwedel Karen Marwedel Allen Mathisen Greg Mayer Marilyn McBride Shaun McCarthy Clark McCune Sydney McDonald Debbie McFadden Susan McPhie Tom Mead Becki Mecham Wade Meier Pam Merrell Tom Merrill Jim Michaelis Robin Middlemiss Burton Miller JUNIORS Carolyn Miller Jennifer Miller Kerry Miller Gary Millet Venus Millet Fritz Mitas Stove Moake Richard Moffatt Tami Moles Jeff Monroe Heidi Monsen Lorrie Monsen Joan Moody Carole Moore David Moore Peggy Moore Janis Morgan Carol Mork Shauna Morris Larry Morrison La Velle Moss James Moyes Mary Ellen Moyle Val Myers Cally Naylor Jacque Nebeker Jeri Neese Barbara Neff Steven Neff Debbie Nelson Kenton Nelson Kim Nelson Sheryl Nelson Carol Nenow Mark Neuenschwander Leslie Newman Adele Nielsen Kris Nielsen Kris Nielsen Pat Nielsen Val Nielsen Paul Norman Brent Northrup Karen Oberhansley Dave Ockey Vicki Okeson Kery Oldroyd Steve O'Leary Karen Oliphant Charlie Olsen Kim Olsen Ron Olsen Jolene Orr Dixie Osborn Kent Osborne Jerry Osguthorpe Alan Otteson Gina Otteson Lee Pace Rand Pace Ray Pace Chris Page Kathy Page Carolyn Palmer Richard Pannell Mary Parke Duane Parkin Margo Parsons Pam Parsons Scott Paswaters Teri Pattee Jack Peck JUNIORS Nels Pehrson Diana Peppin Marsha Perkins Connie Perry Adrienne Petersen Kent Peterson Steve Peterson Kim Pettit Ralph Petty Hal Phillips Paula Phippen Anita Pieper Diane Pierce Jeannine Pierce Linda Pierson Alzie Piggee Debbie Plant Sue Player Tim Plenk Becky Pollei Steve Pope Craig Poulton Dave Powell Doug Preston Janet Price Cathy Proctor Jeff Proctor Marilyn Purol Barbara Putnam Kent Putnam Dave Quinney Annalee Quist David Rasmussen Karen Rasmussen Kent Rasmussen Greg Reed Nancy Reese Liz Reynolds Don Rich Pauline Rich Debbie Richards Faye Richardson Larry Riches Suzanne Rickbeil Colleen Rindfleish Susie Riser Deborah Roberts Ginger Roberts Randy Robinson Susan Robison Gary Rollins Don Romney Mary Roper Paul Rosander Jeanine Rose JoDel Rose Karen Rose Mike Ross Max Rothwell Linda Russell Jinx Rytting Rosann Salo Stuart Sandberg Rhonda Sanford Jeanne Sargent Celia Schafer Terry Scharman Rob Schick Kristin Schmidt Frank Schmuck Jeri Schow Steve Schowengerdt Susanne Schults Brad Scott Debbie Scott Dee Scott Kirk Searle Leslie Sessions GaeLynn Sharich JUNIORS Diane Shaw Peggy Sheffield Craig Shelley Paula Shepard Fred Shepherd Carole Shipley Andrea Shore John Siddoway Dawn Silotti Terri Skelton Kaye Slade Mary Sloan Andy Smith Anne Smith Carolyn Smith Dan Smith Duane Smith Gary Smith Patricia Smith Shawna Smith Jeff Sommers Scott Sorensen Kerry Southworth Brent Speirs Robyn Spiker Mike Stanfield Susan Stephens Kathy Stevenson Debbie Stoddard Gary Stoddard Teresa Stonestreet Sandra Stout Judy Stowers Laurine Stratton Roark Stratton Tom Stringham Richard Stultz Vickie Sundberg Shauna Sutton Heidi Swan Marin Sweet Paula Sweet Debbie Swensen Alan Tanner Debbie Tawnlay Keith Taylor Melanie Taylor Shelley Taylor Craig Tedrow Kathy Terrell Anne Thatcher Val Tholen Debra Thompson Kathy Thompson Ross Thompson Terry Thompson Gary Thornton Debbie Throndsen Michelle Tiffany Lorraine Turner Keith Ure Dave Urry Richard Van Beekum Selma Vance Joel VandenAkker Bill VanderLinden Edmay Vandura Glen VanTussenbrook Mary Van Winkle Karen Veenendaal Mark Viehweg Darrel Vincent Scott Vincent Bob Voss Jim Wadley Randi Wagner John Walker Ron Walker Mark Wallin Dana Walton Dennis Walton Linda Warded Scott Warner Scott Warren Lara Watts Carolyn Webb JUNIORS Benton Welsh Jackie West Marilyn West Georgia Wharton Susan Wheeler Jeannette White Terry White Ken Whitmore Larry Whitney Craig Whittemore Chris Wieart Connie Wigren Doug Wilcox Carlos Wilde Clayton Wilde Jim Wilhelmsen Roger Wilkins Jayne Wilkinson Drew Williamson Cindy Wilson Jo Wilson Craig Winget Marilyn Wirthlin Stuart Wise Denise Wood Nancy Wood Dan Woodruff Debra Woodward Scott Woody Becky Woolley Brad Woolley Jeff Work Glen Worthington Scott Wynn Ron Young SOPHOMORES Richard Achter Mary Adams Bill Adamson Linda Almstedt Heather Amundsen Kevin Andersen Laurel Andersen Peter Andersen Gary Anderson Jerry Anderson Kent Anderson Nona Anderson Pat Anderson Scott Anderson Michael Archer Mike Archuleta Brian Arnesen Allyn Ash Debbie Ashton Denice Atkinson Diane Austin Paula Bagley Kathy Baker Suzanne Baker Mitchel Baldwin Denise Bale Spencer Ball Danny Balls Scott Bandley Bill Barber Karen Barnett Kaye Bartlett Sherill Bath Diane Beck Donald Beesley Dan Bentley Ron Bentson Vickie Beyeler Janlea Bigler Chris Bills Wayne Bjornn Ken Black Karrie Blake Kim Blake Tom Blodgett Mark Blood Chris Bloomer Randy Bodily Julia Bogarte John Boren Christine Borgmeier Cary Boshard Kim Bowerbank Becky Bowers Craig Bowthorbe Jay Bowman Cheryl Boyack Julie Bradshaw Scott Bradshaw Gwen Brady Carolyn Brewer JoAnn Brighton Leslie Brimhall Debra Bringhurst Jane Broadbent Terri Broadbent Becky Broman Terri Brooks Dale Brown Janet Brown Jim Brown Marcy Brown Norin Brown Clark Bruderer Susan Bryner John Buckmiller 74 SOPHOMORES LaMar Buhler Kathy Bullen Mike Burdette Russ Burgess Billye Burnett Lee Burningham Maryjane Burt Julie Burton Lynn Burton Lynn Busath Dan Bush Jane Bush Joan Bush Brent Butcher Louise Butler Randy Butters David Callister Steve Camp Jo Lynne Carlisle Jane Carlston Dan Carothers Mark Carpenter Debbie Carter Candy Cartwright Julie Chapman Paul Chapman Tony Chase Barbara Christensen Charles Christensen Linda Christensen Carol Clark Cody Clark LaVerne Clark Steve Clark Kevan Clawson Robert Clements Ernestine Cody Dick Coleman Jan Collard Jim Comas 75 Debbie Condie Trudy Condos Martin Coon Joe Cope Mark Cornelius Michell Cornwall Terry Coult Shelley Cox Jeanette Crawford Paul Crockett Kevin Cromar Michelle Cropper Clair Culver Terry Cumberledge DorineCurrey Raymond Curry Rodger Curtis John Dahl Diana Daley Susan Dalrymple Gaby Daltrey Carl Daniels Debbie Daniels Sheila Darragh Pat Daughters Steve Daurelle Greg Davis James Davis Pat Davis Scott Davis Sheryl Davis Tom Davis Dave Dean Cynthia Deardorff Barbara Deaver Helen Denetdaw Debby Denning Jim Denver Lindsay Dew Barbara Diehl Don Dilello Chris Dipietro Susan Disbrow Rick Dowell Randy Doyle Scott Drury Sue Duncan Bill Dunn „ :ir: s tnc « Where could , spare hrjSg urned lack )m an o VW| instinctiv« sK Mi Diana Durkee Marc Dye Julie Easton Joan Eberhardt Mark Ebert Kathy Edge Jeff Edwards Terrie Edwards Elizabeth Eliason Judy Elieson JoDean England Robert Ensign Scott Ereskine Peggy Erickson Jackie Ericson Tracy Ertel David Esplin Yvonne Essen Denise Evans Janet Evans Steve Evans Mike Farnsworth Marcus Faust Devon Felsted Cary Felt Blaine Ferguson Kathy Ferguson Pat Ferre Marlin Fers Janine Finch Nancy Fisher Roxanne Fisher David Flagler Laura Flynn Brent Ford Bob Forsey Paula Foster Scott Fatheringham llene Foulner Robyn Fox Cozette Frampton Robert Fredrickson Florance Fryer Dave Fullmer Jill Fulton Gaylene Garrick Kathy Gerber Richard Getz Wanda Gibson Tonya Glacier MikeGlauser Jeff Gleave Jamie Glenn Earl Godfrey Bill Godsey Kathi Goodfellow Benni Goodman Jeff Gordon CorinneGrimaud Ginger Grinaker Laura Gundersen Carolee Gunn MazineGuss Mike Hacking 78 SOPHOMORES Pam Hacking Robert Hadley Holly Haight Jed Hale Lawrence Hale Steve Hale Darrell Hall Tom Hambleton Bruce Handley Kathryn Handy Beckie Hanks Eva Mae Hansen Kent Hansen Stacy Hansen Tim Hansen Barry Hanson Diane Harding Cynthia Harley Leslee Harris Pam Harry Randy Hart Jan Harvey Jill Haskell Robert Haslam Sue Hasna Frances Hatch Sherrie Hawker Yvonne Hawkins Letha Haynie Cheryl Healy David Heath Patti Heeper John Held lecia Helladya Gayle Henderson Mary Herman Doug Herrscher Jill Higbee 79 Jan Higham Jeff Hilbert Clark Hildebrand Jeanie Hildebrand Leslie Hill Wendy Hinson Janet Hintze Jim Hintze Jim Hobbs Randy Hbbbs Gordon Hodge Bruce Hoffman Mike Hofhine Ann Hogensen Jane Hogensen Wendy Holdsworth Greg Holm Jerrie Holtman Patti Hooper Debbie Hoopes Brent Horrocks Vikkie Housley Fred Houston Judy Houston Doug Howard Nancy Howard Dennis Howcroft Mark Hudson Merrilee Houghes Mark Hulet Anita Hulse Patricia Hummel Larry Hunsaker Becky Hunt Helen Hunter Lynn Hurst Marilyn Iba Shauna Isaacson Jeanne Jackman Ron Jackson Tim Jacobson Tom Jacobson Shirley Jake Debbie James Ann Jensen Claudia Jc isen Jan Jensen Janet Jensen Jeannine Jensen Kerry Jensen Leigh Ann Jensen Marilyn Jensen Randie Jensen Sandra Jensen Tom Jensen Steven Jepperson David Johnson David Johnson Diane Johnson Douglas Johnson Jean Johnson Kathy Johnson Kathy Johnson Scott Johnson Rand Johnston Jeri Jolley Glen Jones Jeff Jones Laurie Jones Lynette Jones Philip Jones Steven Jones Terry Jones Richard Jorgensen Larry Julien Beckie Karren Dave Kasteler JoKeates Steven Kellch Kaye Kellgreen Jo Kelso Kent Kergenski Linda Kidston Debbie Kingdon Susan Kirby Julee Kirkham Randy Klein Jill Klinker Dean Knight Jeff Koch Jay Kofoed Neal Kramer Richard Lajeunesse Sue Lamb Lynne Lamborn Mike Lark Boyd Larsen Cliff Larsen Julie Larson Lori Larson Carl Law Fred Law Johanna Leatherbury Charlene Lefavor Heather LeMelle Mary Jane Lemmon Karen Lester Annette Lewis Jenny Lewis Matt Limburg John Lindquist Jeannie Linton OMitM Charleen Little Jim Livsey Diane Lofgren Joyce Lofgren Jim Lowry Warren Ludlow Lorraine Ludwig Lorin Lund Dave Lybbert Russ Lyman Tom Lynott Paul Lyon Michael Maack Scott Mackay Charlene Maloney John Mangum Roger Marcus Jennifer Marks Steve Marshall Kim Marti Ann Martin Kathi Martin Lin Martin Patrice Matthes John Matthies Kenley Mauerman Barbara Maxfield Joanne Mayne Ann McDonald Gary McGee Brian McGhan Richard McGrow Mark Mclnelly Elaine McLachlan Charlie Meadows Jeremy Meier John Meis Nick Meis Michelle Mercer Robynne Merrill Nada Mertin Debbie Metcalf Pam Metcalf Jenny Michael Marsha Miles Garland Miller Gary Miller Jeff Miller Mark Mitchelner Alison Mollett Jon Mollett Carolyn Montgomery Cathy Moore David Moore Guy Morris Ellen Mortensen Marsha Mosier Tamara Mower Susie Moyle Scott Mulvay Jane Murdock Janeen Murdock Coleen Muse Debbie Naylor Jeff Neese David Neff Christie Neilson Julie Neilson David Nelson Kim Nelson Margie Nelson Robyn Nelson Steve Nelson Todd Nelson Joline Neuman Brent Newren Lynda Nichol Carol Niederhauser Lee Nielsen Anne Norden Paula Nowell Pixie Nudeil Laurie Ohrn Cinda Oliver Sgfci when their of the line. The M the land, and on one «Mm ns making gray cloud of orange-colored fbj Be the roof of a house Jner red, shone squareU B. a tall leaning tower JM’'- -'. vn troops, they klorm. The MinliehB. -j;-'- U ,flcIV M|§nlfei Bted over a slope. all the interw H|£3S VXattle. 1 he air ta were flip- s'the air rJ icr strJI tlm Cory Olsen Mary Olsen Stephen Olsen Bryce Omer ’ 7 d.lM it SOPHOMORES ______ and he cot Tny farther or faster than in his virtuous perfection, he small trouble in convincing r this hope, that previously the feats and in a few months ha them, emerging as brig} ut of sight the memj r and cot Marci Omer Deborah Osborn Randy Osborne Sally Osborne Doug Ottosen Martin Ovard Richard Pace Stanley Pace Marcy Page Mark Papanikolas Steven Pappus Kathy Park Jim Parker Joyce Parry Betsy Patterson Cris Paulsen Lori Paulsen Kent Pearce Shauna Peck Brooke Pedersen Debbie Pelton Suzanne Peppinger Harold Pergler Robert Perkins Karl Perschon Rob Pett Joe Pettegrew Gayle Pettey 85 Rainer Pfister Chris Phillips Gary Phillips Greg Phillips Scott Pickins Vickie Pierro Jerry Pinder Debbie Pinney Leslei Pizza Rodney Player Roger Player Linda Poole V T3 9 pel PTdcred it almost il . light. He tumbled headlod he had a scorching thirst. £ he thought he could his body had an achl [break with each movemej his body was calling Ldirect hunger. Thetj tach, and, w-hen hj Jred. He could t i misti V •1. Debbie Popp Jim Porter Marg Poulsen Steve Price Debbie Pugh Jeff Quinn Scott Quist Dolores Rahde Debbie Rains Brent Raleigh Bob Randle Cindy Rasmussen Chris Recksiek Mike Reed Stephen Reed Robin Reeder 86 Joan Reese Stuart Remington Anita Renlund Dale Renlund Pam Renzetti Judy Reynolds Martin Riches Tina Riches Maryellen Riley Lynne Ripplinger Mickey Roach Jim Robbins Mont Robbins Lorrie Roberts Robyn Roberts Ryan Roberts Nancy Robertson Terri Robinson Nancy Roblez Chris Rock James Roe Debbie Rogers Jolynn Rogers Susan Rogers Anna Roper Wendy Rosenblatt Marilyn Rosenlof Michael Rounds Kenneth Roxburg Sue Royle Debra Rudy Debbie Saiz Charlene Salt Dianne Sammond Tad Saunders Jack Schofield Mark Scott Mike Scott Leigh Seklemian Sheri Sessions Gerald Sewell Kae Lynne Sharp Leo Sharp Paul Shaw Chris Sheppard Dathleen Sherren Sandra Shultz Becky Sidwell Meredith Simpkins Doug Simpson Steven Simpson Claudia Skaggs Mark Skaggs Karen Skene Sheri Slaven Randall Smart Becky Smith Brett Smith Jeff Smith Larry Smith Nanette Smith Paul Smith Randy Smith Jeff Snarr Leonard Snellman Margaret Snow Shauna Snyder Dana Sohm Steve Sorensen Tom Sorensen Robyn Sorenson Shauna Sorenson Kerry Speers Kevin Spilker Suzanne Spjiet Steve Stanley Chip Stanton Terry Stapley Kim St. Clair Jodi Steffensen Julie Stephens Cathy Stephenson Brenda Stevens Bruce Stevens Randy Stevens Sherri Stevens Debbie Stevenson Kim Stevenson Tami Stewart Jane Stoddard d, M Ij t! tut As SOPHOMORES P mothers and Fathe  9 jntghout the land don t criticize what you can't understand Your sons and your daughters are beyond your command Your old rules are rapidly av Please get out on a new one k you can't lend your han L Brigitte Stover Julie Stringham Donna Strong Greg Strong Tom Stuber Leslie Stucki Cheryl Summers SueSundberg Stephen Sutherland Barry Swenson Ron Swenson Rob Tadje Kaye Taylor Mont Taylor Debbie Terry Allyson Tholen Matt Thomas Brent Thompson Guy Thompson Patricia Thompson Brent Thomson John Thorup Pam Throndsen Paul Throndsen Craig Tillotson Bob Timmerman Robert Tingey Debbie Toohey Corinne Trayner Kacy Treadway William Trevithick Johnny Trimble 89 Karen Trunnell David Tucker Donna Tuttle Glen Underwood Stephen Ure Dan Vanderhoof Sue Vanderlinden Sharon VanOtten Anita Veenendaal Kent Vincent Susan Volz Greg Voorhees Ellen Wakefield Kevin Waldram Karen Waldron Mark Walken Steven Walker Dale Wallace Drew Wallace Nancy Walsh Jody Warburton Robyn Warburton Brendalyn Ward Calene Ware Bob Warnick Susan Warren Steve Watkins Claudia Watts Edison Wauneka Robin Wayne Jim Weber Tina Webster 90 Walter Weidner Roger Weir La Mar Wells Gary West Bobette Wheat Alison Wheeler Peggy Wheeler Bryce White Kristine Whitley Carolyn Wiechert Jason Wilde Jeff Wilde Doug Wilhelm Fred Wilhelmsen Jackie Wilkins Kent Wilkinson Karen Williams Kent Williams Monica Williams Jan Winterrose Linda Winward Corinne Wood Jackie Wood Janice Woodcock Karen Woodland Anna Workman Jill Workman Robyn Wrathall Diana Wright Jeff Wright Debra Yates Craig Young Robyn Zahler Mary Jane Zarbock Greg Zenger Lou Ann Zissi ORGANIZATIONS Brad Langston Second Vice President Richard Miles Senior Representative Tom Tullis Junior Representative Mark Papanikolas Sophomore Representative Steve Hulbert President Scott Warren Secretary Warren Ludlow Treasurer Rick Higgins Vice President MEN'S ASSOCIATION Whether it be the rough and rugged M.A. dance, or the intra-mural athletic games, the M.A. officers along with Mr. Dixon, sponsor, geared the activities to the masculine side of the school. A daring and hardy assembly, parking lot stomps, and Boys' Day were activ- ities enlightened with that distinctive Hulbertish wit and humor, again proving that the measure of a man is no more than a one- eighth inch beard. Levi jackets, boots, and dusty hats—an exuberant and enthusiastic Men's Association. Steve Hulbert President 94 GIRLS' ASSOCIATION Karren Bertola President Clad in light gray uniforms, the OGA officers strived to offer that needed emotional out- let to Olympus girls. Offering a variety of activ- ities ranging from an Orientation Tea to Mothers and Fathers night; from a rough and rowdy Buzzin' Cuzzins to a courageously elite Christmas Dance, the officers and advi- sor Mrs. Stevens offered each sugar and spice entity her own chance for a social awakening. A rough, rambunctious, sporadically femi- nine group, OGA. Joyce Nelson Historian Peggy Wheeler Sophomore Representative Barbara Cornell Secretary Lynne Glaittli Historian Becky Sorensen Vice President Sandra Strout junior Representative Linda Garrison Senior Representative Karren Bertola President Laurie Florence Second Vice President 95 SENATE 1. Debbie Ashron 2. leannie Linton V R k Dowell 4. Ron Collins Vice President . Brad’Cal 6. Peggy Barnett 7. Richard Sorensep 8. Don Johnson 15. Jolynn Livingston 16. Cari eeGunn NanTyTO? . 18. Deral Wiley. 19. Ralph Petty , 21. Nancy Owens Secretary 22. ifcarl Rove ' — 10. Scott Wynn 11. Paul Reynolds 23. Glenn Hargreaves 24. Kathy Wagstaff 12. Emil Langeland 13. Gaby Peltref - Front Row, Left to Right: Sue Turpin, head pompon girl; Sally Siddoway, pompon girl; Judy Robbins, pompon girl; Lindy Blanchard, cheerleader correspondent; Sydney McDonald, cheerleader correspondent; Chris Cartwright, drill mistress. Second Row: Mrs. M. Smith, adviser; Mar- garet Ross, secretary; Annette Lowder, assistant drill mis- tress; Annette Lyman, historian; Kristy Bodily, treasurer; Suzy Farrish, president; Terry Thompson, vice president; Ginger Whittaker, second vice president; Mrs. V. Bern- ston, adviser. Missing: Laura Watts, publicity; Stephanie Sperry, pompon girl; Buffy Lloyd, secretary. PEP CLUB Fighting off the blahs, stomping the turf at a 6:00 A.M. or trying to get the green out of the white knee socks were among the problems faced by the Pep Club. Eighty screaming, clap- ping, rah-rahing girls performed the vital ser- vice of keeping momentum up and apathy down by making posters, singing in the halls, and forming a big O in the middle of the basketball court. Basketball and football team members came home to find crepe-papered, ballooned rooms, fried chicken, and some- times a couple of extremely embarrassed girls trying to escape unobtrusively out of the window. President Suzy Farish and Mrs. V. Berntson and Mrs. M. Smith managed to keep a sort of organized chaos around a great bunch of excitable, irrepressible, ever-active fe- males. 97 L 70. Adele Nielsen 1. Debbie Robison 2. Jeannie Mann 3. Debbie Scott 4. Jan Hudson 5. Reta Critchfield 6. Suzanne Stockman 7. Margo Miller 8. Sandra Stout 9. Laurine Stratton 10. Paula Phippen 11. Leslie Sessions 12. Jan Baird 13. Liz Call 14. Marianne Broadbent 15. Leslie McDonald 16. Nanette Williams 17. Anne Hall 18. Suzanne Gunnell 19. Carolyn Palmer 20. Lynne Bodily 21. Lorainne Turner 22. Katherine Anderson 23. Klea Critchfield 24. Anne Thatcher 25. Darlene Rose 26. LouAnne Ferre Leslie Newman 29. Martha Smith 30. Janet Layton 31. Nancy Denning 32. Coralee Whitmore 33. Vicki Sundberg 34. Marueen Gerber 35. Janet Tripp 36. Mary Jane Larsen 37. Marilyn Rasmusson 38. Lonnie Larsen 39. Deborah Smith 40. Shellie Wood 41. Joan Moody 42. Debbie Swensen 43. Kathy Rich 44. Teri Pattee 45. Linda Erickson 46. Suzanne Bossard 47. Jane Cowan 48. Karen Hall 49. Shelley Taylor 50. Janet Johnson 51. Renee Jolley 52. Bonnie Bruderer 53. Patti Cummings 54. Julie Hutchinson 55. Kristin Schmidt 56. Vickie Hardy 57. Kathy Lisonbee 58. Judy Dyer 59. Gaylene Bilanzich 60. Cheryl Coombs 61. Elaine Fitzgerald 62. Cindy Child 63. Marlene Bentley 64. Margot Webb 65. Bonnie Fotheringham 66. Jeanne Sargent 67. Ruth Ann Smart 68. Debbie Roberts, 69. Tamra Baggaley Debbie Neslen KEY CLUB Key Club's ranks were made up of sophomore, junior, and senior men who were willing to serve their school and community through Subbing for Santa, participating in Big Buddy programs, and serving Thanksgiving dinners to needy families. Led by Wayne Snow, these select men kept Olympus on the go with the show Midnight Lace, a kissing booth lacking 1. Grant Pace 2. Tim Plenk 3. Craig Fryer 4. Cary Jones 5. Jeff Edwards 6. Wayne Snow President 7. Omar Leeman Secretary 8. Tom Carter Vice President 9. Steven Sorenson 10. Perry Bayes 11. Paul Larsen 12. Steve Burton 13. Earl Leeman 14. Devereux Dinwoodey 15. Scott Berry 16. Steve Ellsworth 17. Dennis Glade 18. Randy Eagar 19. Dave Quinney 20. Randy Emery 21. Reed Hurst 22. James Mabey 23. Mark Hurst 24. Benton Welsh 25. Andy Smith 26. Scott Paswaters 27. Michael Butcher 28. Richard Garff 29. Chris Derrick 30. Richard Johnson 31. John Sorensen 32. Lynn Taylor 33. Randy Steadman 34. Oscar Fuller 35. Marcus Faust 36. Ric Broman 37. Steve O'Leary 38. Terry Dearden 39. Jim Boud 40. Grant Hall 41. Bob Curtis 42. Dick Culver girls, a road rally, and a misconceived snow sculpture of the better half of the senior women. At the annual Utah-ldaho conven- tion held at Boise, the boys had time to brush up on their poker while adviser Mr. R. Liddi- ard tried to keep the stop offs at Sun Valley to a minimum. A Great Group Key Club. HITIS Fifty individuals emerged in shockingly short uniforms to survive Monday morning meetings and inevitably enjoy being Hi Tis. Led by president, Ramona Sorensen and advis- ers, Mrs. N. Anderson and Mrs. M. Neiman, this feminine group of intellectuals eagerly awaited opportunities for service only to find too soon that these opportunities were pro- vided. Smiling ushers were furnished for Brigadoon, Back to School Night and Col- lege Day. Errand runners, telephone answer- ers, filers and envelope stuffers were willing at a moment's notice. Not only were there ex- citing chances for widening friendships, (slum- ber parties, exchange teas with Highland and Skyline) but also various opportunities for self-improvement ranging from a Sub-for- Santa to ushering at the University of Utah. Seated, Left to Right: Mrs. M. Neiman, adviser; Jennie Mangum, sec- ond vice president; Veda Holdsworth, vice president; Ramona Sor- ensen, president; Lynne Makinen, historian. Standing: Jeri Crapo, secretary; Jami Alexander, social chairman; Sharon Stephenson, treasurer; Mrs. N. Andersen, adviser. 1. Sue Dimond 2. Janet Kiholm 3. Bonnie Glenn 4. Sue Mathis 5. Louise Kasteler 6. Elaine Fetzer 7. Judy Gough 8. Cheryl Hardcastle 9. JoAnne Maloney 10. Pat Hazleton 11. Sue Brewster 12. Cathy Collins 13. Randi Wagner 14. Vicky Cummins 15. Jayne Wilkinson 16. Karen Oliphant 17. Selma Vance 18. Jean Goodman 19. Mary Sue Rollins 20. Cindy Collins 21. Linda Poulson 22. Janice Jensen 23. Robyn Goodfellow 24. Joan Cornelius 25. Diana Telford 26. Mary Ellen Moyle 27. Debbie Tanner 28. Kathy Thorpe 29. Yvonne Braman 30. Linda Hancock 31. Debbie Hohmann 32. Daryl Madsen 33. Robin Middlemiss 34. Barbara Ure 35. Lisa Burnett ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES Sophomore Orientation Hello Week Homecoming Week Read-Ins Career Day Parents'Choral and Instrumental Concerts Pumpkin Carving Contest Turkey Raffle Mock Elections Brigadoon Christmas Week Our Town Mid-Winter Choral and Instrumental Concerts Denver Exchange Carnival Stage Band Festival Tri-School Activity Modern Dance Concert Elections Spring Olympics Forums Choral Concert Lagoon Day Spring Music Concert Senior Banquet Yearbook Party ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE: Front Row, Left to Right: S. Vance, A. Kay, V. Nielsen, C. Hard- castle, Chairman. Second Row: G. Limburg, S.Duncan, L. Florence. ASSEMBLIES Hello Day MA-GA Elections Class Officers Homecoming Talent Freedom Prisoners Sophomore Class Christmas Junior Class Safety Robert Peterson Folk Music Club MA-GA Drama Elections Senior Farewell 107 HELLO DAY Summer slowly closes doors and barefoot Au- gust dons shoes and books for a new year. Hello's bellow through now buzzing halls, arrowed signs direct perplexed sophomores and humiliated juniors, salutations greet teach- ers, an M.A. Stomp offers opportunities and an assembly gives introductions to school hooplas ; Hello Week helped cushion the blow. 109 HOMECOMING WEEK ABOVE: Concert activates performer enthu siasm. RIGHT: Torch runner sparks pep rally. BELOW: Paint-In reveals creative instinct. OPPOSITE TOP: Titan guards traditional fire. FAR RIGHT: Governor Rampton initiates pol- itical forum. 110 Some weeks are destined to be different, startling, even somewhat ideological. Pythia— striving to mold the past into a concrete mod- ernization. A campaign weary Governor, po- litical insight, public forum: stature on a so- phisticated level. On to the Concert of blazing voices, thirty-degree weather; in essence, di- versity. High noon, a wet Paint-In; sundown and seventeen-hundred engulf the Barbeque; two happenings of a sort. Flaming pep rally, symbolic awakening of yesterday; football, a dance, an idea carried through on enthusiasm alone: Homecoming, 1968. HOMECOMING COMMITTEE: Front Row, Left to Right: J. Blumenthal, Concert; N. Owens, Dance; 1. Florence, Assembly. Sec- ond Row: J. Mangum, Statues; S. Turpin, Paint-In; M. Rollins, Publicity. Third Row: R. Workman, Barbeque; R. Sorensen, Torch; O. Leeman, Half-lime. Fourth Row: A. Miles, Chairman. Ill 112 GIRLS'ASSOCIATION ACTIVITIES Opening Social Buzzin' Cuzzins GA Christmas Dance Fathers and Daughters Mothers and Daughters MA-GA Assembly Girls' Day 113 BRIGADOON Perhaps Olympus did seem a little quaint throughout November with promenaders clad in kilts, but when the mists of Scotland settled on Olympus, two-hundred performers were ready, bagpipes and all, for three full house performances. Pre-curtain chaos was kept at an absolute minimum by Mrs. Marilyn Or- chard and Mrs. Gwen Anderson. Mr. Arden Peterson kept voices and instruments on tune despite his lost voice, and Mrs. Eloise Barratt created costumes for the entire cast. Under student directors Cheryl Hardcastle, Pete Sorensen, and Pat Colton, dancers, scenery, voices and lights were coordinated and Brigadoon appeared, not every hundred years, but nightly November 13, 14, and 15. 114 LEADING PLAYERS Lynette Vincent Fiona Lynn Taylor Tommy Shauna Kizerian Meg Jon Engen Jell Gaylyn Skola Jean Dee Giles Harry Alan Brimhall Charlie Mark Brim Mr. Lundie 115 DIRECTORS Mr. Arden Peterson Vocal Director Mr. Harold Rendlesbach Orchestral Director Mr. Maury Newman Orchestral Director Mrs. Marilyn Orchard Drama Director Mr. Clyde Smith Stage Design Artist Mrs. Joan Kingston Choreography Mrs. Eloise Barratt Costumes Laraine Leak Student Music Director Pat Colton Student Music Director Cheryl Hardcastle Student Drama Director Pete Sorensen Student Drama Director OUR TOWN LEADING PLAYERS April Kaye Mrs. Webb Mark Brim Stage Manager Alan Brimhall George Gibbs Cheryl Hardcastle Deral Wiley Mrs. Gibbs Emily Webb Pete Sorensen Allen Gibson Dr. Gibbs Mr. Webb A ladder, only a few costumes and props, a city within a city-Our Town. 1907 was a year of living, dying, of laughing and crying, in Our Town, a Thornton Wilder production displaying possibly the highest level of intel- ligent drama. Student Directors Robyn Rudy and Karen Richards were increasingly hopeful yet ever skeptic, but when the last minute preparations were completed, a performance emerged with unusual student enthusiasm and support. 117 HOMECOMING SENIOR GIRLS'ASSOCIATION SOPHOMORE JUNIOR MEN'S ASSOCIATION DANCES INAUGURAL ROYALTY ABOVE LEFT: Senior Dance Royalty, Front Row, Left to Right: Greg Gordon, king; Jen- nie Mangum, queen; Lynn Taylor, attendant; Shelly Wood, attendant. Second Row: Deral Wiley, attendant; Scott Greenwood, atten- dant. OPPOSITE: Front Row, Left to Right: Barbara Hanks, Homecoming queen; Glade Curtis, Christmas king; Teresa Stonestreet, Homecoming attendant. Second Row: Cal Woffinden, attendant; Kathy Tolstrup, atten- dant; Richard Strong, attendant. ABOVE: Front Row, Left to Right; Lara Watts, Junior attendant; Paula Bagley, Sophomore queen; Robyn Sorenson, Sophomore attendant; Peggy Moore, junior attendant; Second Row: Dave Neff, Sophomore attendant; Jeannette White, junior queen; Jeff Gor- don, Sophomore king. S PO RTS VARSITY CHEERLEADERS 1. Ray Garrett 2. Andi Blanchard 3. Scott Swenson 4. Barbara Hanks Assistant Head 5. Susie Collier 6. Dave Easton Head Cheerleader 7. Shanna Meier 8. Bill Tugaw An almost ridiculous bunch of rabble rousers met fourth period to devise new tactics to rouse a dormant spirit ana stir on a victorious team. Inventing “catchy slogans and produc- ing posters en-masse the varsity cheerleaders offered an infectious enthusiasm at games and pep assemblies. Under the sponsorship of Mrs. M. Smoot, the near insanity was kept at an absolute minimum as they cheered their way through winning and losing streaks to inevitably spice an athletic year. 124 JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS A nearly empty gym and a few scattered spec- tators would be enough to discourage anyone but five J.V. Cheerleaders. They organized a Booster Club in order to bring student interest to the unrecognized sports. Positive and optimistic, the J.V.'s coordinated their claps and stomps despite the echo of their own voices and proved their dedication through willingness and performance. Front Row, Left to Right: Teresa Stonestreet. Second Row: Lujean Jorgen- sen, Georgia Wharton. Third Row: Shauna Coleman, Patty Johnson, Head Cheerleader. Attending practices twice daily could dis- courage even the strongest enthusiasts, but Olympus' football team remained un- daunted. Pitted against tough opposition in a highly competitive region, hopes were dashed at the Skyline game and the Titans were plagued by continuous de- feats. Although the team retained their spirit they were rewarded by only one victory. RIGHT: Tackles, Front Row, Left to Right: Jim Fisher, Mike Wilcox, Kent Veendaal. Second Row: Gary Winward, Kerry Miller, Brad Sondrup, Steff Neff. BELOW: Coaches, Left to Right: George Barfuss, sophomore coach; Dale Barker, sophomore coach; Greg Hunter, assistant coach; Lamar Kelly, as- sistant coach; Bob Johnson, assistant coach; John Christopulos, head coach. ENDS: Left to Right: Mark Wimmer, Stephen Davis, Colin King, Brent Wallace, Greg Mayer, Curtis Hale, Dennis Emery. Missing: Jack Peck. 128 GUARDS and CENTERS: Left to Right: Chris Page; Jack Schofield; Scharman; Randy Carlson; Kent Rasmussen. Missing: Dennis Paul Tanabe, co-captain; Jeff Smith; Michael Zarbock; Terry Archer. HALFBACKS and QUARTERBACKS: Front Row, Left to Right: Cal Woffinden, HB, co-captain; Bryan Pavlish, QB; Larry Nelson, HB; Jim Wakefield, QB. Second Row: Wade Meier, QB; Dee Scott, HB; Stan Russell, HB; Hal Phillips, HB. WINGBACKS, HALFBACKS, and LINEBACKS: Front Row, Left to Right: Dave Powell, HB; Jeff Monroe, WB; Dave Brut, LB. Second Row: Steve Johnson, WB; Terry White, HB; Steve Beckstead, HB; Jeff Kar- ren, HB. 129 SCORES Olympus 6-12 . . Clearfield Olympus 0-22 South Olympus 7-37 Skyline Olympus . 6-38 Viewmont Olympus 0-7 Bountiful Olympus . . 12-20 Highland Olympus 0-50 East Olympus 7-6 Davis Olympus 10-33 West Olympus 18-32 Layton SOPHOMORE Front Row, Left to Right: Clark Sevy, Bill Mack, Harold Pergler, Stacy Hanson. Second Row: Kent Williams, Mike Scott, Kent Wilk- inson, Kim Stevenson, Doug Herrscher, Jeff Quinn, Scott Quist, Greg Adams. Third Row: Mike Hofhing, Brad Richardson, Doug Howard, Charles Christensen, Jim Lusey, Dan Vanderhoff, Bob 130 Timmerman, Russ Lyman, Stephen Marshall, Marty Riches. Fourth Row: Dean Knight, Drew Wallace, Jim Blacktin, Terry Coult, Chris Phillips, Randy Stevens, Dale Renlund, Stephen Olsen, John Linguist, Randy Butters, LaMar Wells, Greg Holm, Paul Smith. A gym packed with confetti-throwing Titans and the Olympus basketball team executing smooth weaving plays, ball-control, and fast lay-up shots under the experienced coaching of Ken Farrell. Hopes were high for the State Tournament as Olympus ranked in the cage polls. Olympus captured second in Division Two and went to State backed up by the long shots of Captain Bryan Pavlish, the fast-break- ing steals of guard Glade Curtis, and the ag- gressive rebounding of forward Brent Mangum. In the first state game Olympus played first ranked Logan and was defeated, putting the Titans into the Consolation bracket. Suc- cessive victories over Lehi and Viewmont brought Olympus to the George Albert Smith Fieldhouse trying for the State Consolation championship against Sky View. In the last second of an Olympus dominated game, Sky View edged the Titans 64-63, placing Olympus 8th in state. • • . V- r ! t A w RIGHT: Front Row, Left to Right: Dan Sund- berg, Guard; Cal Woffinden, Guard; Glade Curtis, Guard. Second Row: Lee Curtis, Guard; Bryan Pavlish, captain, Forward; Gary Millet, Forward. BELOW: Left to Right; Brent Mangum, Center; Greg Knight, Center; Larry Erickson, Forward; Jim Wakefield, For- ward; Jack Peck, Forward; Dennis Emery, Guard. SCORES Olympus Pre-season 61-53 Hillcrest Olympus 74-53 Judge Olympus 69-42 Murray Olympus 69-74 Granger Olympus 71-8 7 Granite Olympus 78-73 Bountiful Olympus 50-53 Viewmont Olympus Region 49-46 South Olympus 70-82 Skyline Olympus 72-66 Highland Olympus 79-73 . East Olympus 75-78 . . East Olympus 87-69 Highland Olympus 72-52 South Olympus 103-76 Skyline Olympus 63-61 South Olympus 77-79 Highland Olympus 74-67 Skyline Olympus 68-75 East Olympus State 50-68 Logan Olympus 61-58 Lehi Olympus 67-62 Viewmont Olympus 63-64 Skyview Front Row. Left to Right: Paul Rosander, Brent Speirs. Second Row: Chris Floor, Steve Hess. Third Row: Steve Moake, Jeff Monroe, Brad Sondrup. Missing; Arnie Allred, trainer: Richard Moffat, trainer: Keith Fenstermaker, manager: Earl Leeman, manager: Ted Kingston, manager. Front Row, Left to Right: Bob Randle, manager; Warren Ludlow; Chris Bloomer; manager; Stay Hansen; Jeff Jones, manager. Second Row: Kevin Waldram; Kim Stevenson; Steve Olsen; Scott, Stan Russell. 135 SOCCER With sprained ankles and bruised shins, the self-motivated soccer team achieved second in state with a six win—one loss record. Always out-playing their opponents, the soccer team, captained by Omar Leeman, Dennis Petty, and Glenn Philipoon practiced nightly and brought distinction to a relatively new sport at Olym- pus. Front Row, Left to Right: Glenn Hargreaves, Omar Leeman, captain; Dave Gardner, Earl Leeman. Second Row Dennis Glade; Randy Emery; Karl Hiller; John Omer. Third Row: Steve Burdette; Mike Keim; Glenn Philipoom, captain; 137 Tom Tullis. Fourth Row: Mike Burdette; Mark Hudson. Missing: Dennis Pettey, captain. Richard Hendersen 100 Breaststroke 5th Steve Schowengerdt 50 Freestyle 3rd Robert Newton 100 Breaststroke 2nd John Mangum 100 Freestyle 7th SWIMMING FIRST TEAM: Front Row, Left to Right: Steve Schowengerdt, captain; Russ Young, captain. Second Row: Don Beesley; John Mangum; Dan Lowry; Mark Seklemian; Joe Cope. Third Row: Barry Lloyd; Richard Henderson; Scott Soren- sen; Ron Young. Fourth Row: Mike Hacking; Robert Newton; Mike Peppinger. An aquatic group of competitors practiced toward swimming meets and state competi- tion under Coach Jim Lowther and captains Steve Schowengerdt and Russell Young. Work- ing to perfect free styles, breast and butter- fly strokes, they splashed through a year of victories and defeats finishing finally with five state qualifiers. 138 SECOND TEAM: Front Row, Left to Right: Dave Espling, John Camp, Tom Kemp, Brent Raleigh, Ross Thompson, Rob Pett, Gary Bcckstead. Second Row: Jeff Miller, Robert Noyes, Stan Pace, Kent Korgenski, Jeff Edwards, Dallas Beckstead. 139 GOLF Flaring tempers, thirty-foot bunkers, and finally finding your ball in six-inch rough were problems faced by this year's future pros. Whether their handicap was four or ten, members of the golf team worked on perfecting their drives, putts, and chips to a honed precision, under the triumvirate of Steve Hulbert, Rex Underwood, and Mark Berg, and were coached by Mr. K. Farrell. Left to Right: Mark Emery; Richard Garff; Mark Bush. Berg, captain; Steve Hulbert, captain, Rex Underwood, captain; Hank Rutter; Danny Mr. Ken Farrell Coach WRESTLING Existing on steaks and orange juice, doing thirty laps through the student body room and around the halls, or taking downs, the Titan wrestlers demonstrated some of the dedication and skill which brought them the Region Two championship. The State tourn- ament ended with Milt Melonas capping third place. Wrestling, with its ever-increasing popularity, was especially well attended by Olympus fans. This was largely due to the efforts of Coach Robert Johnson; not only the team's excellent performance, but for the interest he sparked throughout the year. RIGHT: Varsity. Front Row, Left to Right Douglas Hale, 127; Kent Lindquist, ISO; Mike Zarbock, 165. Second Row: Gust Melonas, 133; Paul Tanabe, heavyweight; Wade Meier, 157. Third Row: Richard Miles, 112; Curtis Hale, 745, Milt Melonas, 138. Fourth Row: Greg Brimhall, 103; Joe Baer, 120; Charles Roe, 95. BELOW: lunior Varsity, Front Row, Left to Right: John Linquist, Bill Mack, Scott Woody, Scott Hart, Brian Geurts, Mont Rob- bins. Second Row: Dale Renlund, Jim Fisher, Colin King, Chris Phillips, Tim Roberts, Brad Woolley. THIRD MAN: Front Row, Left to Right: John Wallace, Rob- ert Green, Mark Hudson, Clark Bruderer, James Roe. Sec- ond Row Roark Stratton, Randy Smart, Dan Lowry, Bob Timmerman, Jim Boud, Eric Bird, Danny Balls. Third Row: Scott Paswater, Jeremy Meier, Gary Birtcher, Martin Riches, Kim Olsen, Tom Sorensen. Fourth Row: Terry White, Randy Stevens, Bill Vanderlinden, Rick Broman, manager; David Boud, Gordon Hodge. COACHES: Left to Right Robert Johnson, varsity coach; Dale Bar- ker, junior varsity coach. Olympus 32-14 Orem Olympus 40-8 Provo Olympus . 38-8 Hillcrest Olympus . .. 32-11 Granite Olympus 29-16 Uintah Olympus 29-16 Cyprus Olympus 35-3 Viewmont Olympus 49-5 Bountiful Olympus 30-16 Skyline Olympus 24-18 South Olympus . 26-13 Clearfield Olympus 33-12 Highland Olympus 31-9 East Olympus 42-6 Davis Olympus 22-19 West 143 STATE COMPETITION Dave Powell 4th Brad Avery 5th Dee Lynn Barrow 7th Arnie Allred 12th CROSS COUNTRY Puffing up and down stairs, through the halls, around the parking lot and the range, the Cross Country team could be seen getting in shape for the meet at the Univer- sity of Utah. The result? First place Region, first place State, for the second consecutive year. Fighting cramps and charlie horses the team was able to bring home the trophy by capping 4th, 5th, 7th, and 12th places in the grueling, snowy, 3-mile course. Front Row, Left to Right: Roger Player, Bryce Omer. Second Row: Mark Carpen- ter, Brent Mangum, tddie Wanueka. Third Row: Brent Neurein, Lindsey Dew. 144 Front Row, Left to Right: Arnie Aired, captain; Brad Avery, captain; Kent Flowers. Second Row: Randy Ludlow; Lars Erick- son; Dee Lynn Barrow; Jim Micheles; Larry Bater. Third Row: Mr. Charles Miller, coach; Dave Powell; Brent Nortrup; Bill Dew; Charlie Olson. ABOVE: Front Row, Left to Right: Greg Mayer, Larry Whitney, Stephen Davis. Second Row: Dave Gardner, Dave Powell, Steve Currey. Third Row: Keith Fenster- maker, Jeff Karren, Jim Blodgett, Doug Martindale, Brent Northrup. RIGHT: Front Row, Left to Right: Paul Tanabe, Hal Phillips, Colin King, Brad Son- drup. Second Row: Steve Jensen, Kent Lindquist, Mike Zarbock, Warren Barber Third Row: Dennis Emery, Gary Winward 146 TRACK FAR LEFT: Front Row, Left to Right: Rick Quinn, Steve Johnson, Jeff Monroe, Dee Scott. Second Row: Randy Ludlow, Mike Scott, Larry Baeder, Wade Meier. Third Row: Greg Mayer, Rand Pace, Steve Degn, Brent Wallace. Fourth Row: Jeff Wilde, Jay Leak, Brent Larsen. LEFT: Front Row, Left to Right: Bill Dew, Bruce Avery. Second Row: Dee Barrow, Brad Avery. Third Row: Randy Carl- son, John Mangum, Randy Robinson. Miss- ing: Lars Erickson. Front Row, Left to Right: Mark Viehwieg, Steve Pope, Roger Weir, Roger Player, Harold Perkins, Stacy Hansen. Second Row: Rodney Player, Mark Carpenter, Stan Harding, Bryce Omer, Bob Mickelsen, Stan Russell. Third Row: Steve Jones, Dale Renlund, Steve Clark, Dave Dahn, Doug Wilcox. Fourth Row: Lee Pace, Gary Veit, Dave Boud, Brent Horracks. Encountering new records to set and break, the track team, captained by Brent Wallace and Rick Quinn, jumped hurdles, and ran like experienced sprinters. The team members mastered the techniques of throwing the dis- cus and the javelin, as well as building up endurance. Always training and conditioning, the track team had a successful season. Charles Miller Coach 147 Rod Oliver LeMar Kelly Coach Coach SKI Boasting two members of the Junior National ski team the Titan skiers began a season with high hopes. Coach G. Barton along with cap- tains Brad Langston and Jon Engen directed the efforts toward a victorious season. The team competed at Brighton attempting to retire the Knudsen Cup. Left Side, Bottom to Top: Roger Knight, Doug Knight, Susan Kirby, Brooke Pederson, Jon Engen, captain. Right Side: Carlyn Miller, Tim Plenk, David Hanes, Bitty Wright, David Quinney, Liz Eliason, Jeff Anderson, Brad Langston, captain. Missing: Eric Eliason, Ralph Petty, Bruce Ferguson, Becky Wirick. 148 George Barton Coach BASEBALL The Titan baseball team entered into Region Two with high hopes for a victorious season. Captains Glade Curtis and Milt Melonas united with coaches Barfuss and McMillan to en- courage the team in executing smooth and coordinated plays. With Curtis Hale's pitching and Scott Coleman's and Glade Curtis' quick glove handling, the team kept a tight infield and remained a challenge to opposing teams. CATCHERS AND PITCHERS: Front Row, Left to Right: Keith Woodruff, Jack Peck. Second Row: Dennis Walton, Kent Williams. Third Row: Jeff Smith, Brent Mangum, Tom Ford. OUTFIELDERS: Front Row, Left to Right: Doug Wilhelm, Jef f Smith. Second Row: Cal Woffinden, Jim Wakefield, Curtis Hale. MANAGERS: Front Row, Left to Right: Glenn Jones, Larry Larsen. Sec- ond Row: Jed Hale, Warren Ludlow. 150 INFIELDERS: Front Row, Left to Right: Glade Curtis, captain; Brad Langston. Second Row: Joel VandenAkker; Mike Kizerian. Third Row: Milt Melonas, co-captain; Steve Beckstead; Dan Burt. Miss- ing: Scott Coleman. 151 COACHES: Left to Right: Richard McMillan, George Barfuss. TENNIS Using balls, rackets, a three-foot net, and the law of gravity, the Tennis Team represented Olympus in Region Two tournaments coached by John Christopolus, they could be seen on the back court working out and tripping through the 200 balls scattered across the area. Singles or doubles, backhand or lob, the Titans proved to be a threat to any school in the state. RIGHT: Front Row; Left to Right: Tim Plonk, Steve O'Leary. Second Row: Carry Jones, Bob Curtis, Jon Engen, Scott Rockwood. Kneeling, Left to Right: Perry Bayes, Greg Gordon. Standing: Bob Stahl, Bob Curtis, Randy Eagar, Jim Robbins, Mark Wallis, Jeff Gor- don. 152 CLUBS MODEL U.N. Analyzing world situations as regular class work, the Model United Nation's classes, com- posed of both juniors and seniors, prepared for the April Model United Nations forum at the University of Utah. Writing resolutions concerning Vietnam, Paraguay, Botswana, Malaiwi, and the Moldive Islands, they were headed up by President Karl Rove, and ad- visers Mrs. P. Farrell and Mr. E. Tolman. Front Row, Left to Right R. Eager, B. Jensen, E. Leeman, J. Osgood, R. Broman. Second Row: C. Jones, P. Bartlett, B. Cutler, L. Erickson, S. Harding. Third Row: D. Walton, J. Work, J. Wilson, N. Coucher, J. Arnold. Fourth Row: J. DeHann, R. Middlemiss, P. Mer- rill, N. Bush, M. Manner. Fifth Row: B. Lund, S. Stout, C. Neilson. Sixth Row: A. LeMelle, S. Hess, D. Madsen, D. Urry, D. Haner. Seventh Row: S. O'Leary, R. Petty, P. Beck, P. Lar- sen, S. Peglou, R. Dodenbier, D. Icobazzi, Mrs. P. Farrell, adviser. Front Row; Left to Right: T. Plenk, V. Hardy, C. Collins, K. Oberhansely, S. MacDonald, L. Holt, C. Rutter, S. Stephens, L. Burnett, S. Gunnell, S. Rickbeil, J. Evans, C. Clawson. Second Row: R. Moffat, J. White, E. Langeland, C. Hellstrom, J. Baird, A. Peterson, F. Richardson, L. Call, C. Schmidt, S. Calder, R. Laub, G. Huff, S. Wynn, L. Bodily. Third Row: D. Johnson, R. Ringtolv, R. Goodman, K. Jacobs, C. Shelly, D. Jack, L. Bater, L. Pace, J. Carmen, L. Whitney. 156 AUDIOVISUAL Seeing the world through square windows in the back of the auditorium or Little Theater, the audio visual crew adjusted the sound and focused the pictures for all of the movies. Sometimes invaluable, the crew members were the record player and opaque machine fixers, picture mounter, and aides to un- mechanically inclined female teachers. Front Row, Left to Right: C. Rock, J. Graham, D. Dinwoodey. Second Row: S. Alder, B Walker, j. Cole, J. Dignan, J. Howard, B. Cose, R. Nieman, S. Van Often, R. Porter, L. Riches, B. Olson. Third Row: R. Cole- man, D. Roach, G. Van Tussenbrook, J. Maybe, K. Harvey, A. Lemelle, D. Clark. MODEL U.N. _ , R; Anderson, ). Berrihisel, M. Stoker Second Rowr K. Remy, P. Row.-left to Right Pappas, ). fensenrS. Green, E. Mallinckrodt, B. Cose, M Gustavson, fc. Tofman, adviser --------_ ---- Chapman, L. Garrison, M Rollins, J. Nelson, S. Turpin, R. Collings. 157 DECA Operating the bookstore in the cafeteria, learning techniques in display, sales, and dis- tribution, the Olympus chapter of Distributive Education Club of America gained practical business experience under the direction of Mr. J. Hawkins and Mrs. L. Andersen. Outstanding members included Paul Beck, Colleen Jacob- sen and Dennis Emery who took honors in State Competition. Front Row, Left to Right: C. Jacobsen, C. Cromar, J. Kirk. Second Row: B. Walker, P. Beck, B. Borrox, A. Mitchener. Third Row: L. Johnson, R. Phillips, K. Woodruff. Fourth Row: R. Barren, A. Bolic, M. Beckstead. Fifth Row: M. Hurst, B. Tugaw, R. Brown, G. Hall. 158 Front Row, Left to Right: D. Sundberg; K. Veenendaal; R. Soren- sen. Second Row: B. Jackson; C. Barr; J. Gunn; N. Larsen; S. Burton; J. Mauss; H. Matthies; L. Quist. Third Row: Mrs. L. An- derson, adviser; J. Hawkins, adviser; D. Emery; J. Dough; D. Whitfield; L. Bailey; N. Barraclough; D. Jones; B. Glodowski. DRAMA Presenting an exceptional drama assembly at the end of the year, the Drama Club, under the capabledirection of President Julie Frank provided excellent entertainment and an opportunity for the aspiring actors and ac- tresses of the student body to express their talents. K. Marti M. Jensen L. Kronstadt E. Stavros C. Huff M. Eddy P. Erickson S. McDonald J. Jolley G. Garrick M. Limburg J. Frank R. Hilpert D. Bale 159 SKI They could be identified by a certain wild look in their eyes towards seventh period on Friday and a healthy glow on their faces Monday. The Ski Club, one of the more active of the school, provided ski films and sponsored several expeditions to the slopes. President Tom Carter and Adviser Mrs. S. Wood kept interest alive despite the ominous broken legs that appeared during the year. front Row, Left to Ri ht: S. Moyle, B. Paulsen, A. Stevens, C. Clark, C. Cartwright, S. Lamb, D. Simpson, H. Rutter. Second Row: S. Smith, C. Ashton, C. Page, C. Olsen, J. Denver, T. Jacobson, S. Berry, R. Phillips, B. Pederson. Third Row S. Hart, J. Cope, D. Jones, S. Clark. Fourth Row: T. Dearden, J. Waldo, J. Smith, R. Ludlow, Mrs. S. Wood, adviser; T. Carter, president. 160 ART A Park City sketching excursion and an icy Santa in the Great Snow Job were the somewhat dubious activities of the Art Club. Art galleries were frequented, and art- ists criticized and analyzed. Miss Buck- miller, adviser, and Kraig Clawson, pres- ident, combined with secretary Kathy Knibbe and treasurer Linda Scholl to inspire, promote, and encourage the artistically inclined of Olympus. Left to Right: K. Clawson, president; R. Buckmiller, adviser; D. Dinwoodey; L. Scholl; J. Sammond; D. Morris; L. Krushat; B. Wirick. QUILL AND SCROLL Pegasus, Odyssey, and Thunderbolt staffs constituted the membership of the nation- ally affiliated Quili and Scroll. Led by James Waldo and Mrs. Von Schmitt, this new club became involved with activities including an Initation Banquet, and literary discussions. Subscriptions to Quill and Scroll helped each member in their various duties. Left to Right: J. Waldo, president; P. Spear; S. Berry vice president; S. Vance; C. Clawson; J. Rytting; E. Monroe; C. Rutter; D. Telford, secretary-treasurer; R. Workman; P. Neal; L. Lewis; N. Day; J. Goodman; M. Rollins, his- torian; J. Cornelius; J. Clark. 161 F.T.A. Attitudes toward stone-faced teachers soft- ened as the prospective educators partici- pated in actual classroom instruction—ever gaining insight into the humiliation, res- ponsibility and even enjoyment experienced in class. A trip to Fort Douglas, a Be Good to Teacher Week , and a few technique socials were events coordinated by adviser Mrs. Awe, and president Tiffany Coon. Beginning early in preparing for their goal, the Future Teach- ers were undoubtedly off to a good start. 1. D. Metcalf 2. P. Ferre 3. J. Rose 4. K. Hanson 5. L. Salin 6. V. Anderson 7. C. Marwedel 8. R. Jolley 9. V. Cooper 10. D. Hohmann 11. C. Shipley 12. T. Webster 13. B. Smith 14. T. Lamberson 15.1. Feulner 16. A. Norden 17. S. Garff 18. D. Griffths 19. J. Murdock 20. K. Chipman 21. Mrs. B. Awe Adviser 22. B. Thompson 23. N. Smith 24. M. Purol 25. D. Linderman 26. T. Coon 27. L. Lamborn 28. B. Cutler 29. C. Niederhauser 30. G. Garrick 31. N. Roblez 32. D. Patterson 33. B. Neff DEBATE Whether on the negative or affirmative side, the dignified debators of Olympus generally emerged victorious on the controversial topic of compulsory service for all citizens. The debators, toting shoe boxes containing multi- colored cards with information and quotes, participated in six inter-school, in region, and in state meets. A few anecdotes added spice to the sometimes drawn out debates and the eloquent orators made use of their researched knowledge to stress a point. Front Row, Left to Right: R. lobb; H. Hussey; D. Shapiro; C. Jones; publicity man- 162 ager; K. Rove; Miss D. Childs, adviser; J. Siddoway; L. Curtis. Second Row: T. Bag- ley; S. Clark; P. Larsen; G. Pare; P. Emery; B. Cose; M. Gustavson. Third Row: M. Johnson; R. Schick; manager; R. Panned; J. Davis; A. LeMelle; S. Stanley; B. Ferguson; M. Julian; P. Merrell. Left Side, Bottom to Top: R. Swenson; R. McCraw; S. Jepperson; B. Haroldson; R. Cutler; D. Moore; vice-president. Right Side, Bottom to Top: J. Booth; Mr. R. Calder, adviser; W. Weidner; A. Johnson; S. Ball; D. Sohm, secretary; K. Bowerbank; S. Madson; S. Sandberg, president. ASTRONOMY AND SPACE SCIENCE Whether looking through telescopes or pre- paring reports on space, the Space Science and Astronomy Club provided members with excellent opportunities for sharing science interests. President Stewart Sund- berg and adviser Mr. R. Calder organized activities to include several Star Parties, trips to Hansen Planetarium and NASA movies. CHESS Cries of Check! and the final triumphant Checkmate! could be heard from the members of one of the more intellectual clubs; Chess Club. It provided mental stim- ulation and excitement through a common interest and improvement of skill in the art of chess. President Stan Harding and adviser Mr. J. Smith kept interest alive by arranging meets with other schools. Sitting, Left to Right: S. Harding, president; P. Norman, vice-president; J. Wadley; M. Floyd; S. Kelch; S. Moore, secretary-treasurer. Standing: L. Morrison; J. Menten; Mr. J. Smith, adviser; G. VanTussenbrook; G. Winward; J. Proctor; K. Putnum; R. Williams. 163 FOLK MUSIC Front Row, Left to Right: J. Arnold, vice-president, Mrs. Cuglietta, adviser; K. Oberhansely, president; L. Reynolds, historian; J. Chapman, secretary; M. Thomas, treasurer; S. Moyle; J. Carlson; W. Rosen- blatt; J. Record; J. Woodcock; M. Tanner; P. Foster; K. Sherren; L. Ericson; B. Diehl; J. Nielsen; S. Harding; A. Giauque, adviser; L. Busath. Second Row: H. Haight; A. Petersen; K. George; S. Little; N. Robinson; S. Sutherland; S. Davis; L. Snellman- V. Cummins; T. Skel- ton; C. Collins; L. Call; J. Baird; J. Eastmore; A. Ren- land; S. Royle; K. Court; L. Stuck. FRENCH SPANISH The renovated French Club extended its ac- tivities to eating dinner at a French cuisine, and planning a trilingual Christmas party focusing on European customs, activities which pre- pared the club members for actual French ex- periences. Whether eating at a Mexican restaurant or fill- ing eggs with confetti, the Spanish Club con- centrated on increasing their knowledge of Spanish culture. Paper mache pinatas and som- breros; all typical of a Spanish Club fiesta. Front Row, Left to Right: K. Brewer; A. Mathison; D. Borge, president; A. Crate; J. Osgothorpe; D. Jack; S. Els- worth. Second Row: L. Pool; P Hummel; A. Lewis; K. Chipman; T. Pattee; M. Sweed; V. Cooper; C. Treadway; E. Cody. Third Row: A. Molett; J. Cook; K. Goodfellow; H. Hussey; L. Gunderson; K. Speers; R. Rivaro; M. Tiffany; S. Herrera; C. Butterfield; M. Manor; F. Westenskow, adviser. Fourth Row D. Peppin; D. Lehnhof; D. Hohmann; K. Butter; B. Tingey; D. Dalton; C. Robinson; B. Arneson, L. Johnson, adviser. 165 Left to Right: R. Jorgense.i, P. Lion, F. Moore, R. Philips, P. Fowkes. Left to Right: J. Wilhelmsen; J. Lloyd; G. Worthington; Mr. D. Allen, adviser; Mr. M. Poulson, adviser. Left to Right: D. Cortsen, R. Pfister, S. Marshall, C. Robinson, J. Booth. RADIO By means of on the job training (operating the radio station K7KIR) the active members of the Radio Club, with earphones plugged in, clarified their vocal facilities, learned new radio codes, and did a lot of button pushing. With the practical technical experi- ence gained from weekly meetings, each member hoped to pass the radio license exam. Mr. Marian Poulson and Mr. Don Allen advisers, along with president Glen Worthington kept the lines open and spon- sored radio conversations with clubs from other schools and private organizations. J.E.T.S.: Left to Right: B. Oliver, L. Julian, D. Tanner. 166 Left to Right: R. Marcus, S. Richens, D. Sohn, R. McGraw. J.E.T.S. Several field trips and experiments offered members of the Junior Engineering Techni- cal Society excellent opportunities for ex- tended knowledge in Chemical, Metalurgi- cal, and Civil Engineering. President Robyn Goodfellow and adviser Mr. M. Poulson co- ordinated activities to also include oppor- tunities for development in Mining, Electrical and Fuel Engineering. Left lo Right: Mr. M. Poulson, adviser; L. Poulson, secretary; M. Julian, vice- president; R. Goodfellow, president. 167 Left to Right: M. Scott, K. Sandall, J. Jensen, B. Fuelner, M. Keim. STAGE DESIGN Paint, brushes, rags, perspective, realism- creating the effect of heather, a moor, and an old Scottish village for the Olympus High musical of ''Brigadoon.'' The Stage Design class under the direction of Mr. C. Smith was largely unrecognized but played an in- dispensible role in the total success of all school productions. Front Row, Left To Right: C. Christensen, S. Noyes, M. Jackson, M. Thomas, L. Makinen. Second Row: J. Call, K. Richards, J. Sonntag, S. Ellis, T. Brand, S. Hawkins, D. Wagstaff. Third Row: D. Giles, C. Hardcastle, K. Knibbe, D. Shelledy, P. Hazelton, B. Osborn, L. Cecala, Mr. C. Smith, adviser. STAGE CREW Sometimes confused with disorganized class assembly instructions and misleading verbal directions, the stage crew survived a year of lost spots and microphones, time- ly blackouts, and curtain calls. This group of headstrong boys directed by Mr. G. Hunter was essential to all assemblies, concerts, and the school production Brigadoon. Behind the scenes, a catalyst to every performance —the Stage Crew. Front Row, Left to Right: R. Hanson; R. Cutler; C. Wilde; B. Jensen. Sec- ond Row: Mr. G. Hunter, adviser; B. Godsey; M. Scott; B. Oliver. 168 SAFETY COUNCIL A student protest, including demonstration marches and halls filled with posters and banners, was carried out by the Safety Coun- cil in hopes of halting the rising number of traffic accidents. Supervised by Mr. C. Perkins and president Rosanne Neff, the Safety Council won national and state a- wards for an outstanding safety program. From Row, Lett to Right: A. LeMelle; T. Law; S. Roberts, historian; K. Marwedel, secretary; C. Neider- hauser; C. Gowans. Second Row: C. Shipley; S. Garff; Mr. C. Perkins, adviser; R. Neff, president; J. Rose. Third Row: C. Aee; O. Killian, vice president; C. Perkins. SWIM Whether backstroking or freestyling, the Swimming Club met every other Thursday at the Ute Swim School or South High pool to share their mutual enjoyment of H20. Adviser ). Lowther and president Stephanie Noyes carried out a successful year despite lost nose plugs and too much chlorine. Front Row, Left to Right: B. Moyes; J. Davis; G. Lucas; K. Brewer. Second Row: J. Lowther, adviser, K. Nielson; V. Morgan; S. Alexander; president, J. Call; D. John- son; S. Noyes president, M. Nielson. Third Row: J. Van Beecham; M. Peppinger; R. Van Beecham; D. Jack. 169 Front Row, Left to Right: L. Glaittli, G. Skola, S. McGee, R. Smart, J. Dyer, P. Merrill, J. Black, K. Riches. B. Cook, C. LeFavor. Second Row: V. Baker, S. Wood, COTILLION From styling hair to coordinating their ward- robe, the cotillions mastered the elements of poise and charm at their weekly meetings. The results were one hundred girls presented to Governor Rampton at the annual Cotillion Ball—the mark of an elite social outcoming. USHERS Striking terror in assembly harassers and main- taining an absolute minimum in noise proved the Ushers Club to be an indispensible group to Olympus. Adviser Mr. S. Dixon provided willing ushers at Brigadoon, pep assemblies and at lunch. From Row, Left to Right G. Curtis, B. Wallace. Second Row: C. Hale, M. Zarbock, D. Archer, R. Cook, G. Melonas, D. Hale. Third Row: M. Wilcox, D. Ward, G. Winward. Fourth Row R. Garff, S. Greenwood. Filth Row: B. Butters, J. Engen, M. Melonas, S. Degn, P. Tanabe. 170 Front Row. Left to Right: C. Collins. Second Row: R. Balls; P. Nelson; j. Jensen. Third Row: C. Campbell; L. Kronstadt, presi- Dahl; M.Stocker, secretary; J. Frank, vice president; M. Fallan; J. dent; M. Jensen, historian; C.Collins. SUB DEBS From Bach to the Beatles, strawberry malts to formal dinners, the Sub Debs displayed a di- versity in interests. With Linda Kronstadt pre- siding, the Sub Debs were actively involved in bringing the Utah Symphony Orchestra to Olympus, planning exchange teas with High- land and East Sub Debs and a formal dinner dance in December. 171 Front Row, Left to Right: L. Vincent, D. Clark, J. Hebdon, D. Fox, M. Smith, M. Fallon, C. Eldredge, D. Bush, M. Fryer, S. Sperry. Second Row: L. Leak, R. Williams, S. Brewster, accompanist, R. Smart, P. Neil- son, M. Stoker, K. Pinder, J. Patten, B. Langston, J. Sorensen, J. Kirk, K. Briggs, K. Brewster. Third Row: Y. Braman, T. Coon, J. Flygare, D. Perry, M. Thomas, L. McDonald, P. Hichman, D. I .te, A. Miles, president, R. Gwilliams, G. Gordon, R. Ludlow, R. Cook, B. Cose. Fourth Row: J. Carpenter, S. Mathis, L. Florence, L. Kasteler, D. Nes- len, M. Morgan, A. Kay, B. Stahl, T. Prince, B. Wallace, S. Degn, R. Rasband, B. Sheffield, B. Butters, M. Tolman. CONCERT CHOIR Scales, tightened diaphragm muscles, and en- thusiasm-sparked practices all combined to produce high-quality vocal programs. Under the direction of Mr. Arden Peterson, these frustrated future Metropolitan Opera stars found an outlet for musical expression and enjoyment by singing in Mixed and Junior Choirs and reaching the pinnacle in Concert Choir, or in the specialized groups of Madri- gals and Ensembles. The Concert Madrigals especially distinguished themselves by receiv- ing many outside singing engagements and the Concert Choir wound up a successful year with a singing engagement at the Salt Palace dedication. 174 Front Row, Left to Right: M. Floyd; V. Holdsworth; S. Siddoway; C. LeFavor; T. Stokes; P. Colton; D. Cragun; J. Jensen; J. Robbins, secretary; K. Woltkamp; M. Eddy; K. Warensky. Second Row: C. Leonard; R. Quinn; R. Ebert; M. Zarbock, secretary; A. Brimhall; J. Dyer; L. Kronstadt; J. Frank; B. Cook; T. Peck; K. Petty; V. Vander- linden. Third Row: K. Lundeburg; T. Teuscher; T. Kofoed; G. Har- greaves; M. Monk; B. Winter; K. Willis; J. Black; L. Geoglein; S Kizerian; K. Schaar; S. McGee; B. Niederhauser. Fourth Row: S. Greenwood; A. Gibson; C. Woffinden; B. Avery; R. Ripplinger; B. Avery; J. Rukavina; L. Taylor; K. Nielsen; G. Peterson; S. Sephen- son; N. Denning; N. Williams; K. Ohrn. 175 JUNIOR CHOIR, Front Row, Left to Right: A. Smith, K. Hillhouse, C. Schafer, L. Olson, D. McFadden, P. Shepard, B. Kidman, A. Allred, M.Cluff, S. Simmons, J. Rose, K. Beck, R. Jolley, G. Otte- son, K. Hansen, C. Hellstrom. Second Row: D. Nelson, D. L)ai- rymple, S. Lundman, K. Schmidt, S. Dowden, K. Johnson, S. Sand- berg, K. Denning, M. Kizerian, J. Vandenakker, F. Brown, D. Adams, L. Kirkham, P. Nokes, A. Brady, C. Collins, K. Oberhans ley, R. Sanford, T. Baggaly, C. Holtman, N. Sorensen. Third Row: V. Anderson, E. Bogarte, S. Gundersen, N. Bush, P. Bullock, V. Foulger, C. Nenow, G. Carter, P. Fowkes, B. Scott, B. Welsh, S. Moake, R. Broman, D. Powell, L. Erickson, K. Salde, K. Finlayson, L. Bodily, D. Thompson, G. Aposhian, M. McBride. JUNIOR CHOIR, Front Row, Left to Right: B. Burning- ham, P. Phippen, J. Schow, B. Healy, I. Cardwell, J. West, B. Cutler, L. Cortese, I. Burnett, S. Robison, P. Sheffield. Second Row: J.Johnson,C. Fritz, M. Hammil, J. Fisher, J. Price, G. Kay, L. Turner, C. Collins, R. Ham- mond, C. Kurtz, E. Holt. Third Row: L. Russell, J. White, D. Drexel, B. Ennor, R. Crook, T. Mead, C. DeWaal, E. Pratt, K. Layton, J. Miller, S. Dimond, T. Thompson, M. Bradford. Fourth Row: S. Coleman, J. Pierce, D. Bronson, V. Sundberg, P. Johnson, S. Pope, J. Frank, D. Preston, B. Caldwell, D. DeKarver, J. Evans, J. Astin, K. Chipman, K. Bodily, J. Burdette. 176 MIXED CHORUS: Front Row, Left to Right: J. Chapman, S. Rogers, D. Sammond, J. Reynolds, K. Goodfellow, N. Snow, S. Shultz, P. Ferre, B. Carsen, M. Glauser, K. Anderson, B. Zuver, K. Treadwell, C. Grimaud, J. Everhardt, H. Haight, J. Murdock, D. Strong, J. Jensen, L. Ohron, S. Peppinger, J. Bigler, C. Gowans, B. Ward. Second Row: B. Hunt, C. Skaggs, P. Harry, R. Spiker, J. Leatherbury, G. Brady, E. Cody, J. Jensen, S. Royle, M. Fors, C. Law, C. Tolltoson, D. Ottosen, T. Jacobson, R. Bentson, J. Brighton, C. England, D. Lofgren, L. Chris- tensen, J. Ericson, R. Fox, L. Paulsen, A. Veenendaal, D. Denning, S. Vanderlinden, D. Evans. Third Row: M. Cropper, D. Yales, C. Jensen, F. Fryer, D. Toohey, K. Taylor, J. Bush, C. Culver, J. Bush, C. Rock, D. Brown, C. Meadows, S. Reed, D. Howcroft, J. Wilde, C. Daniels, W. Ludlow, K. Spiker, R. Wrathall, P. Hooper, B. Deaver, A. Prince, M. Lassig, J. Brown, S. Sorenson, J. Stoddard, R. Nelson, P. Biley, D. Felstead. Fourth Row: R. Jensen, A Peper, C. Moore, A. Hogensen, T. Webster, J. Parry, D. Popp, A. Norden, R. Roberts, C. Whittemore, S. Evans, R. Bodily, G. McGee, J. Porter, F. Wilhelmsen, S. Hanson, M. Carpenter, D. Bush, M. Scott, T. Nielson, J. Fulton, S. Boudreau, C. Sheppard, E. McLachlan, K. Holmgren, C. Neilson, J. Higham, S. Disbrow, K. Whitley, J. Wood, E. Wakefield, D. Townley, D. Rains. MIXED CHORUS: Front Row, Left to Right: K. Martin, J. Reese, K. Waldron, W. Holdsworth, J. Holtman, C. Oliver, D. Condie, A. Wheeler, M. Page, C. Brewer, J. Finch, H. LeMelle, T. Riches, L. Jones, C. Rasmussen, P. Melien, T. Anderson, J. Larson, C. Gunn, P. Bagley, A. Jensen, T. Brooks. Second Row: J. Stringham, B. Stevens, L. Jensen, J. Jackman, S. Baker D. Metcalf, V. McPharlin, B. Ensign, J. Moffat, D. Neff, S. Pearson, J. Gleave, R. Smart, S. Jensen, A. Work- man, J. Lofgren, D. Pelton, D. Rogers, B. Smith, L. Poole, K. Trunnell, S. Snyder, J. Graham, T. Chase. Third Row: L. Brimhall, J. Collard, G. Grinaker, L. Hill, C. Harley, C. Borgmeir, M. Nelson, N. Robez, D. Herrscher, B. Ferguson, J. Quinn, K. Perschon, R. Tingey, D. Wil- helm, M. Farnsworth, D. Fullmer, K. Handy, J. Linton, L. Andersen, Y. Hawkins, T. Ertel, M. Hughes, F. Hickmen, J. Murdock, J. Stephens, S. Sutton, C. Trayner. Fourth Row: J. Kelso, R. Warburton, D. Rudy, I. Francis, S. Osborne, D. Atkinson, D. James, Y. Belnap, D. Johnson, J. Sewell, G. Birtcher, D. Howard, J. Blacktin, L. Dew, R. Achter, B. Butcher, P. Pace, M. Taylor, G. Philips, J. Jensen, S. Duncan, W. Gib- son, B. Maxfield, D. Wright, J. Elieson, C. Smith, S. Salt, R. Sidwell, C. Watts, M. Bradshaw. 177 SENIOR GIRLS' ENSEMBLE: Front Row, Left To Right: T. Coon, D. Neslen, P. Hickman, J. Dyer. Second Row: S. Sperry, T. Stokes, V. Holdsworth Third Row: D. Clark, M. Smith. CONCERT MADRIGAL: Front Row, Left To Right: L. Vincent, J. Hebdon. Second Row: M. Fryer, A. Brimhall, C. DeWaal, S. Siddoway. Third Row: C. Lefavor, S. Brewster, A. Aired, R. Smart, D. Bush. Fourth Row: R. Gwilliam, A. Gibson, B. Avery, A. Miles. JUNIOR GIRLS' ENSEMBLE: Front Row, Left To Right: K. Hansen, J. West, P. Sheffield. Second Row: M. Parke, T. Thompson, S. Di- mond, G. Fisher. Third Row: L. Bodily, J. Burdette, A. Bogarte, K. Bodily, C. Kurtz. SOPHOMORE MADRIGAL: Front Row, Left To Right: J. Stringham, J. Holt- man, J. Collard, J. Brown, C. Oliver, K. Whitley, K. Holmgrew W. Gibson, D. Lofgren, S. Royle, D. Denning, P. Bagley. Second Row: B. Stevens, G. Brady, A. Wheeler, L. Hill, K. Taylor, A. Norden, E. Ellanp, J. Fulton, C. Nielson, Y. Jewkis, K. Fox, J. Murdock, A. Workman, D. Strong, J. Bigler. Third Row: L. Brimhall, B. Zuver, B. Ferguson, D. Ottosen, J. Wilde, W. Ludlow, F. Wilhelm- sen, M. Carpenter, S. Evans, T. Jacobson, T. Nielson, B. Larsen, M. Fors, C. Rasmussen, S. Vanderlinden. STAGE BAND JUNIOR MADRIGAL: Front Row, Left To Right: M. McBride, L. Burnett. Second Row: B. Cutler, B. Hedy, D. Drexel, C. Collins, E. Holt, T. Russell. Third Row: K. Layton, D. Bronson, C. Law, C. DeWaal, D. Adams, M. Kizerian, D. McFadden. Adding their own irreplaceable spirit in Pep Assemblies and providing the backbone of the production, Brigadoon, the instrumental department performed, marched, practiced, and played through a multi-toned year under the direction of Mr. Newman and Mr.Rendles- bach. Whether Tchaikovsky, or Sousa, they provided a variety of musical experiences in assemblies, the Christmas program, and nu- merous concerts. Criss-crossing Main Street to the sounds of Magic Trumpet, the pep band kept the letter girls, baton majorettes, and flag twirlers in step and on the beat. Front Row, Left To Right: K. Holmgren, K. Jack, R. Cushing, President: C. Crider, M. Peppinger, P. Gunderson, O. Fuller. Second Row: M. Reid, B. Comb, S. Schowengerdt, J. Gliss- meyer, S. Camp, B. Swenson. Third Row: J. Bone, Vice President; M. Rothwell, H. Hasledalen, R. Olsen, V. Gatehouse, S. Dejong. 179 CONCERT ORCHESTRA Front Row, Left to Right: V. Wright; B. Elieson; L. Kronstadt; R. Jolley, vice president; A. Kay; S. Bryner; J. Rendlesbach. Second Row: G. Omer, concert master; D. Hintze; N. Flint, historian; V. Cummins; R. Sorenson; K. Petty. Third Row: Mr. H. Rendlesbach; director; L. Burningham; D. Moore; D. Gardner; C. Montgomery; L Ripplinger; M. Rosenlof. Fourth Row: C. Larsen; P. Gunderson; B. Smith; C. Tedrow; C. Bills; J. Edwards. Fifth Row: J. Kilpack; K. Green; K. Holm- gren, librarian; O. Fuller. Front Row, Left to Right: L. Larsen; B. Bridge; H. Hunter; C. Cromar; K. Hansen; C. Cronin; B. White. Second Row R. Haroldsen; B. Bruderer; M. West; P. Moore; A. Hall; K. Hall; R. Ham- mond, secretary; E. Buchanan. Third Row: J. Lewis; M. Iba; E. Fitzgerald; C. Recksiek; S. Dalrymple; G. Bohse; P. Schmit; R. Merrill. Fourth Row: C. Hawkins; J. Stowers; B. Haroldsen; D. Estep; S. Drury; P. Rosander; K. Baker; P. Payne. Fifth Row: C. Jones; D. Sohm; J. Moyes; J. Rukavina, president; R. Ripplinger; L. Larsen. 180 CONCERT BAND Front Row, Left to Right: Mr. M. Newman, DDIRECTOR: C. Waldron,librarian; T. Jensen; K. Cox; J. Hintze; D. Barrow; D. Estep. Second Row: M. Reid, B. Smith; T. Coucher, librarian; D. Peppin; E. Pratt; P. Gundersen; M. Wilcox. Third Row: J. Bowman; A. Johnson; D. Balls; A. McGraw; G. VanTussenbrook; D. Johnson; R. Olsen. Fourth Row: S. Thompson; S. Schowengerdt; L. Burton; W. Bjornn, B. Larsen; J. Banta; R. Coleman. Fifth Row: M. Allen; D. Ball; G. Underwood; M. Rounds; D. Simpson; L. Snellman; V. Gatehouse; S. Hess. Front Row, Left to Right: K. Woodland; J. Chapman, secretary; R. Sid- well; J. McMurtry; B. Mack. Second Row C. Crider; T. Jensen, histori- an; T. Echols; M. Peppinger; D. Wallace. Third Row: L. Larsen; S. Drury; M. Taylor; D.Callister; O. Fuller, president; M. Rothwell. fourth Row: R. Clemens; R. Carlson; H. Hasledalen; S. Remington; R. Carter; B. Dew. Fifth Row: J. Mackay; R. Perkins; S. Walker; G. Heath; K. Cromar; K. Holmgren, vice president; J. Glissmeyer. 181 MARCHING BAND Front Row, Left to Right;: K. Petty, J. Kilpack, K. Rasmussen, L. Brown, D. Hintze, M. West, B. Budge, P. Parson. Second Row: R. Hammond, L. Leibenguth, C. Waldron, T. Jensen, K. Cox, J. Hintze, D. Barrow, D. Estep. Third Row: Mr. M. Newman, M. Reid, B. Smith, T. Coucher, D. Peppin, E. Pratt, M. Wilcox. Fourth Row: J. Bowman, A. John- son, D. Balls, A. McGraw, G. Tussenbrook, D. Johnson, R. Olsen. Fifth Row: M. Allen, D. Ball, G. Underwood, M. Rounds, D. Simpson, L. Snellman, V. Gatehouse, S. Hess. Front Row, Left To Right: J. Astin, P. Moore, J. Call, D. Wood, L. Cardwell, B. Elieson, M. Parke, K. Baker, J. West. Second Row: K. Woodland, J. Chapman, R. Sidwell, J. McMurtry, E. Mack, J. Rendelsbach, S. Green. Third Row: C. Crider, T. Jensen, T. Echoles, M. Peppinger, D. Wallace, C. Kurtz, Drum Majorette. Fourth Row: L. Larsen, S. Drury, M. Taylor, D. Callister, O. Fuller. Fifth Row: R. Clemens, R. Carlson, H. Hasledalan, S. Remington, R. Carter, B. Dew, M. Rothwell. Sixth Row: J. Mackay, R. Perkins, S. Walker, G. Heath, K. Cromar, K. Holmgren, J. Glissmeyer. 182 Front Row, Left To Right: J. Goodman, Secretary; G. Skola, Second Vice President; M. Sonntag, President. Second Row: C. Gray, Publicity; J. Kingston, Adviser; J. Wilkinson, Vice President. DANCE Expressions in movements and communi- cated impressions were conjured by lithe bodies with an occasional extension, pli , arabesque, or r leve. President Marti Sonntag and adviser Mrs. Joan Kingston provided the club with a welcomed social atmosphere of exchanges with other schools, guest instruc- tors, a dinner dance, and a few food-packed parties. The concert, filled with painted bodies, classicalism and jazz: gave the school an opportunity to experience the bizarre and exotic. 1. J. Rytting 2. L. Vincent 3. S. Smith 4. D. Roberts 5. L. Jorgensen 6. C. Collins 7. B. Ennor 8. B. Perry 9. V. Green 10. S. McCune 11. B. Hanks 12. L. Reynolds 13. J. Jensen 14. C. Christiansen 15. S. Turpin 16. A. Blanchard 17. S. Coleman 18. N. Coucher 19. J. Sargent 20. K. Lisonbee 21. V. Hardy 22. K. Schmidt 23. D. Smith 24. A. Thatcher 25. M. Hammill 26. N. Owens 27. C. Coombs 28. P. Johnson 29. J. Livingston 30. L. Kari 31. B. Hurst 32. C. Calioquette 183 PUBLICATIONS Front Row, Left To Right: K. Shipley. Second L. Cutler, S. Smith, Fourth Row: R. Hilpert, Row: ). Goodman. Third Row: P. Merrill, R. Garrett, Mr. R. Crocker, Adviser. Tl BOOK Aided by remarkably accurate computers, the Ti Book staff along with adviser Mr. Crocker, filed, proofread, and checked numbers. The directory was distributed at registration to be tucked away in purses for a year of use and re- use. Cherished by the lovelorn, lost and for- gotten by assignment missers, practically errorless and uniquely designed, the Ti Book made the job of finding a student merely a matter of knowing his name. 186 PEGASUS One, Pegasus. Two, 1969. Three, Olympus High Literary Magazine; exploring, creating, developing, searching for individual know- ledge. Prose, poetry, art, photography, maybe even truth. Proving that the scope of intellect in a high school student does not end at a book report or a two-page Trig assignment, editor Roger Workman, associate editor Tom Monsen, and assistant editors Diana Telford and Kathy Thorpe attempted to mold an em- otion, create a mood, and j ust present an experience based on school-wide creativity. A publication based on many—collectively edited into one. Pegasus 7969. Front Row, Left to Right: Diana Telford, Assistant Editor; Roger Workman, Editor. Second Row: Mrs. Nancy Anderson, Adviser; Mrs. Deone Sutherland, Adviser. Third Row: Peggy Bartlett. Fourth Row: Erin Bogarte, Suzanne Fredrickson. Fifth Row: Pete Sorensen. Sixth Row: Jolene Orr, Prose Editor; Kathy Thorpe, Assistant Editor. Seventh Row: Sioux Simmons, Poetry Editor; Tom Monsen, Asso- ciate Editor. Eighth Row: Sheryl Nelson; Shelley Ehlers. Ninth Row: Carol Bozich; Richard Stultz, Art Co-editor; Diane Pierce; Tamara Brand, Business Manager. 187 188 THUNDERBOLT 1. Karen Oliphant Feature Editor 2. Scott Berry Reporter 3. Carol Clawson Editorial Editor 4. Janice Clark Copy Editor 5. Joan Cornelius Reporter 6. Debbie Deaver Reporter 7. Randi Wagner Sports Editor 8. Mark Gustavson Associate Editor 9. Jinx Rytting Reporter 10. David Ball Reporter 11. Tom Carter Reporter 12. Carol Bozich Reporter 13. Renee Hilpert Reporter 14. Karen Oberhansley Reporter 15. James Waldo Editor Missing: Mrs. Carole Von Schmidt Adviser Mark Brown Columnist Malcolm Capel Cartoonist Blair Feulner Photography Emily Monroe Reporter Cindy Rutter Reporter Pat Spear Reporter With feet propped up on tables, the Thunder- bolt staff maintained a casual, nonchalant attitude toward irate pepclubbers and semi- nary students. Mrs. Von Schmidt, adviser, main- tained an almost sane atmosphere while Editor Jim Waldo and Associate Editor Mark Gustavson refuted all rumors with a monthly paper that appeared unexpergated and al- most on time. Ranging in interest from editori- als concerning U.S. government to the ever popular Greetings Group , the paper was an ever-controversial subject. Diana Telford Marcia Morgan Literary Editor Business Manager Hal Hadley Photography Editor ODYSSEY Enter one new, rather green, but nonetheless excited yearbook staff to room 120, to voice arguments, console broken hearts, lust candy bars, gasp (minus one) over football basketball pictures and somewhere between it ail find time to record a rather climactic year. Under the direction of adviser Ann Tanner, who found herself caught up in the maze, editors Roger Workman and Jean Goodman proved that extremes can unite and work together. Arguments molded into ideas, the ideas found themselves on grid sheets, and one smiling staff emerged in May with their product, proving all that was rumored was not necess- when HRWM will commence? I will not take my fingers off your pictures Marcia Morgan, didn't you find Lynda Lewis all smiles today? Jean Goodman, your shoes are hinged, and Hal Hadley you are a questionable figure. Twenty individuals, including (need we add?) one slightly popular male member, worked, laughed and sacrificed (not to mention awaited BOD with utmost anitcipa- tion). Hold on to your perishables, Neal's on the loose! No Miss Telford I don't want any of your AC burger, and you tell 'em big Janicel Dick Cavett did have 1600 points, didn't he? I think so. Me. arily true. Selma, would you please announce 190 1. Liz Maack, business; 2. Lynda Lewis, activities, officers; 3. Cathy Proctor, business; 4. Janice Evans, literary; 5. Pat Neal, business; 6. Lisa Burnett, classes, faculty; 7. Kathe Knibbe, art; 8. Mary Sue Rollins, art; 9. Kathy Thorpe, literary; 10. Craig Bowthorpe, photo- graphy; 11. Greg Reed, photography; 12. Selma Vance, sports, pub- lications; 13. Jackie Carpenter, art; 14. Judy Marks, classes, faculty; 15. Mary Ellen Moyle, organizations, honors; 16. Gary Felt, photography; 17. Janet Kiholm, honors, organizations; 18. Nancy Day, activities, officers; 19. Kent Flowers, photography; 20. Tim Plenk, photography; 21. Randy Eager, photography. jq tm HONORS NATIONAL MERIT SCHOLARS It takes more than sheer intelligence to shine on the hardest test offered to high school students-the National Merit Test. Applied knowledge and logical skills perhaps made the difference between the average student and the ten merit finalists who endured through four hours of complicated brain-testing only to emerge as exceptional scholars. Congratu- lated and duly recognized for their mature intelligence, the Merit Finalists and ten Letters of Commendation received scholarships and awards on a national basis. LETTERS OF COMMENDATION: Front Row, Left to Right: James Waldo, Teresa Coucher, Deborah Tanner. Second Row: Alan Gibson, Gary Hansen, Michael Keim, Christine Carlson. Missing: Barbara Eliason, Bruce Riches, Brent Wallace. FINALISTS: Left to Right: Janice Jensen, Greg Smith, Robyn Goodfellow, Jay Leak, James Thomson. Missing: Tom Carter, Hank Rutter, Gary Winward. 194 Front Row Robyn Goodfellow 3.957 Jean Goodman 3.915 Chris Cartwright 3.978 Leslie Cutler 3.8% Bonny Fotheringham 3.889 Second Row Ruth Adams 3.936 Bonnie Bruderer 3.958 Judy Johnson 3.872 Vicky Cummins 3.959 Mary Lou Fryer 3.870 Brent Wallace 4.000 Janice Jensen 3.978 Third Row Bonnie Glenn 3.957 Marc Johnson 3.891 TOP THREE PERCENT It couldn't be said whether it was hard work or Gaylene Bilan ich 3.979 Veda Holdsworth 3.8% Debbie Dowell 3.894 Missing Pat Neal 3.936 Elizabeth Lloyd 3.935 Jay Leak 3.915 Frank Ballard 3.911 a little bit of pure genius that made up the top three percent, but twenty-one Titans did appear to head a class of 700. With a grade point average of 3.870 or better, this intellect- ual group survived eight semesters of a little extra study and a lot of initiative. Left to Right: Allen Gibson, Chris Pittenger, Pat Neal, Joyce Heb- Nancy West, Doug Bradshaw, Cheryl Hardcastle, James Thompson don, Jean Goodman, Debra Morris, Cindy Waldron, Deborah Tan- Veda Holdsworth, Mark Trayner, Greg Smith, ner, Susan Mathis, Elizabeth Lloyd, Louise Kasteler, Lynn Makinen, NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Despite the extra-curricular activities, jobs, and athletic events, seventy senior students managed to maintain a 3.5 grade point average with a minimum of nineteen credits. To the natural genius, belonging to the National Hon- or Socity wasn't a great feat, but to most mem- bers it meant extra hours of studying and out- of-class preparation. A gold tassel and certif- icate at graduation were the final recognition for this group of scholars. Missing: Gaylene Bilanzich, Bonnie Bruder- er, Frank Ballard, Sue Brewster, Judy Blu- menthal, Claudia Brewster, Marva Barnett, Karren Bertola, Vicky Cummins, Jeri Crapo, Sharon Crossley, Chris Carlson, Janet Car- don, Glade Curtis, Ann Card, Debra Cra- gun, Debbie Dowell, Stephen Davis, Tom Carter, Frank Ellis, Mary Lou Fryer, Lou Ann Ferre, Laurie Florence, Maureen Ger- ber, Marc Johnson, Randy Ludlow, Richard Moore, Jennie Mangam, Jan Mulvay, Jo- Anne Maloney, Jay Leak, Dorothy Pappas, Karen Preator, Hank Rutter, Paul Reynolds, Mary Sue Rollins, Bruce Riches, Rod Rivero, Richard Strong, Jennie Schults, Edna Stav- ros, Diana Telford, Kathy Thorpe, Barbara Ure, Brent Wallace, Janet Williamsen, Gary Winard. 196 Bottom to Top: Pat Colton, Marcia Morgan, Sue Turpin, Chris Cartwright, Leslie Cutler, Bonny Fotheringham, Lynette Vincent, Coieen England, Judy Jonnson, Joan Cornelius, Kristine retty, Bon- nie Glenn, Pam Nardoni, Pat Nielsen, Ruth Adams, Marian Thomas, Nancy Denning, Janice Clark, Ramona Sorenson, Sharon Stephen- son, Janice Jensen, Robyn Goodfellow, Annette Lyman, Coralee Whitmore. 197 STERLING SCHOLARS Between the mark of an amature and a pro- fessional is a space of experienced achieve- ment in one area. The Sterling Scholar, a stu- dent a little more ambitious or meticulous than his peers, was finally honored with the title of being superior in his field. Careful elimination processes selected the finalists for the state competition and Olympus stu- dents reflected pride as the twelve Sterling Scholars displayed their achievements. Front Row Pete Sorensen, Speech and Drama Theron Anderson, Industrial Arts Roger Workman, English Second Row Stephen Davis, Mathematics Barbara Urry, Business Brent Wallace, General Third Row Louise Kruschat, Art Kathy Thorpe, Languages Joanne Maloney, Homemaking Robyn Goodfellow, Science Missing Gerald Omer, Music Karl Rove, Social Science Veterans of Foreign Wars Oratorical Deca Students of the Year: Loreen Johnson, Richard Sorensen. Elks Leadership Award, Left to Right: Robyn Goodfellow, Chris Cartwright, Richard Moore, Karl Rove, janice Jensen. Missing: James Waldo. Karl Rove Hurst Foundation United States Senate Youth Program Outstanding Teenager of America American Legion Oratorical Contest 199 Left to Right: Veda Holdsworth, Robyn Goodfellow, Bonnie Glenn, Janice Jen- sen. Missing: Ruth Adams. Left to Right: Janice Jensen, Pam Merrill, Dorothy Pap- NCTE pas. Model United Nations Winners Jim Waldo Most Valuable Staffer Left to Rigtt: Oscar Fuller, Cindy Waldron, Gerry Omer. Music 200 Tina Lamberson Betty Crocker Award Robyn Goodfellow Bausch and Lamb Award Front Row, Left to Right: Colleen Jacobson, Dhris Pickett, Paul Beck Mark Hurst. Second Row: Dennis Emery, Scott Burton. DECA Left to Right: Robyn Goodfellow, Frank Ellis, Missing: Steve Davis Math Contest Winners CHRIS CARTWRIGHT A subdued personality, unquestionably spirit- ed, living in terms of the future-present. Cheering or whispering, sometimes hard to read; a concept of intriguing sensibility al- ways making the most of what is Chris. Pep Club two years—drill mistress 1969; Girls' State; Honor Council 1968. GLADE CURTIS Hardly limited to the 'typical senior male' classification, an expression in eyes, an answer in cheek; capable of however whenever the time arose. Remarkably concise, an extension of the market value. Glade, inevitably. MA Junior Representative; Election Committee Chairman; Boys’ State; Letterman—basketball, baseball. TITAN SERVICE AWARDS 202 JEAN GOODMAN A giggler, sometimes talking a little too loud, then not at all; and continually changing moods in splits of seconds. A versatile enthusi- ast, naturally biased in her views, always in the middle, mostly just Jean. Odyssey two years—Editor 1969; Election Committee 1968; Hi Ti; Dance Club Secretary. RICK HIGGINS Conceivably a supporter of torn levis and black boots; a pragmatic debator with the future set on the advantages of a large uni- versity. Somewhere between a nine-to-five conservative and a wandering radical, indi- vidually Rick. MA Vice President; Activity Coordinating Council stu- dent representative. OMAR LEEMAN A prospective tax lawyer wanting only to 'get back,' quiet yet forceful, a back-of-the- room sort of guy. Arguing or thinking, a man of great diversity in most fields, regarded not as the VIP, but simply as Omar. Key Club three years—secretary 1969; Homecoming half- time; Letterman—soccer; Senior Class Vice President. JENNIE MANGUM Inevitably classified as the frill and daisy type; offhand, a girl living for today with hopes of becoming tomorrow. An exaggeration of simplicity, unconventionally free and com- pletely absorbed in being Jen. Sophomore Class Secretary; Hi Ti two years—secretary 1968, second vice president 1969; Homecoming statues. ALAN MILES The man on the street behind a five-and-three- quarter-inch grin, continually on the move, always there. A charismatic leader, justifiable in his ways, never overboard and highly re- garded. Strictly from the viewpoint of Al. Junior Class President; Homecoming Chairman; Boys' State; Concert Choir President. DIANA TELFORD An on-again-off-again crusader, laughing, persuading, on and on until another cause arises. By no means average; a girl prone to be disappointed in herself, however success- ful. Never repititious, a mystery to most; to others simply Di. Odyssey literary editor; Pegasus two years—assistant editor 1969; Hi Ti two years. KATHY THORPE Completely engrossed in the thought of thought; an unpredictable, across-the-street- type girl. Unmistakeably a 'gol' and 'well' user, existentially situated in her own continual chaos. Kath, just because. Pep Club 1968; Hi Ti; Pegasus two years—assistant editor 1969; Odyssey; Election Committee; In writer. BECKY SORENSEN A soft-spoken listener, complete with muffled laugh, enjoying the pleasures of everyday sensations. Not necessarily out-spoken; in- stead, content with a reticent smile and the comfort of knowing many—most of all Becky. Honor Council 1968; Hi Ti 1968; Homecoming Publicity 1968; GA Vice President. DERAL WILEY A would-be society buff, expressing an opin- ion or living a role, caught up in today's easy movements. A deliberate-talking optimist, situated in a realm of sincerity and matter-of fact curiosity; basically Deral. Honor Council 1967; Junior Class Assembly Director; Senate; Pep Club 1968; Brigadoon; Our Town. ROGER WORKMAN A complicated individual, sometimes mad, sometimes not. A quick decider who could easily get excited about most anything, then fall into a depression about nothing at all— haphazardly smoldering in a growing unrest that exemplified Roger. Odyssey Editor; Pegasus Editor; 'The Barbeque;' Boys' State; Freedom Academy; Publicity Committee. 203 SPORTS Left to Right: Cal Woffinden, Most Improved; Bryan Pavlish, Mr. Basketball, All-State; Lee Curtis, Scholarship. Left to Right: Brad Langson, Ralph Petty. junior National Ski Team 204 Left to Right: Glade Curtis, Little All-State; Grent Mangum, All-Region. Front Row, Left to Right: Karl Rove, legislative forum: Cary Jones, debate: Emil Langeland, radio speaking. Second Row: Mark Custavson, legislative forum: Richard Pannell, radio speak- ing: Heather Hussey, debate: Steve Clark, legislative forum: Robert Schick, outstanding de- bate: John Siddoway, outstanding debate; Lee Curtis, outstanding debate. DEBATE AND DRAMA HONORS A summer of researching problems and hours spent speaking enabled seven Titans to com- pete in state honors. The Forensic team com- peted in categories including Legislative Forum, Radio Speaking and Debate. The drama department competed in Region Two in categories including monoact, panto- mimes, dramatic and humorous readings, and retold stories. The one act play, written by Synge, Riders to the Sea succeeded in win- ning Region Two to compete in state com- petition. OUTSTANDING DRAMA STUDENTS: Front Row, Left to Right: Robyn Rudy, Pete Sorensen. Second Row: Deral Wiley, Cheryl Hardcastie, April Kay, Susie Roark, Jon Engen. 205 ACTIVITY COORDINATING COUNCIL Before any activity saw the light of day the Activity Coordinating Council had reviewed, judged and finally calendared it. Rick Higgins, student representative, argued in favor of the student cause, while Mr. K. Minson, chairman, kept the student wishes in the realm of reality. Organized to encourage early planning and arranging activities, the Council offered a systematic and active calendar to Olympus. Front Row, Left to Right Mrs. M. Smoot, Mrs. E. Barratt, Mrs. V. Bernston, Mrs. P. Farrell Second Row. Mr. F. Heywood, Mr. M. Newman, Mr. K. Minson, Mr. R. Oliver, Mrs. M. Or- chard, Rick Higgins, Jan Mulvay. Front Row, Left to Right: Candy Cartwright, Julie Daughters, Lisa Burnett, Earl Leeman. Second Row: Leslie Cutler Sonntag, Kathy Thrope, Richard Strong. Third Row: Glade Curtis, chairman; Mrs. J. Bennion, adviser. Marty 206 ELECTION COMMITTEE Behind the running of all the school elections, counting and recounting the votes, was an efficient group comprised of ten students, the Election Committee. Mrs. J. Bennion, and Glade Curtis kept the committee busy with a cookie sale, and planning the general elec- tions. IBM computers facilitated the counting procedures and the campaign party was an activity in which the candidates could demon- strate their qualifications. Bouncing rolls of the tables at a Boy's State dinner, or singing old time favorite Girl's State songs, the representatives from Olympus thoroughly enjoyed a busy week in Logan. The untraditional activities ranged from an unexpected raid on the boy's dorms to a mock trial of a little old lady who hit a dog (the end- ing being ultimately Perry Mason-ish). Politi- cal and key note speakers highlighted the week by adding an insight into the responsi- bilities of every citizen. To all Olympus rep- resentatives, Boy's and Girl's State were two weeks of learning about Government and the Political systems through actual experience. Front Row Alan Miles Richard Strong Todd Kimball Jami Alexander Glenn Hargreaves Roger Workman Second Row Mary Lou Fryer Kathy Thorpe Chris Cartwright Susan Mathis Debbie Neslen Marti Sonntag Dorothy Pappas Pat Waldram Steve Hulbert Third Row Gary Hansen Randy Ludlow Karl Rove John Sorensen Missing Glade Curtis Tim Berry Richard Sorensen Russell Young 207 I am an acme of things accomplished- And I am encloser of things to be. Walt Whittman MEMORIAL Jay Carroll Robert F. Kennedy Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Dwight D. Eisenhower ■y 211 Finally published, criticized, praised or signed without a close look, the '69 Odyssey has finally become a memory—of a year inter- spersed with depression and excitement; of twenty-four hundred individual flashbacks; of old tomorrows, old dreams; of lives, anxieties; of sports heroes, clubs, and ecstatic activities. Above all, however, it has become a memory of youth. To the average student, the '69 Odyssey is a book to leaf through; it is pages to hurrily scribble cliches on, maybe even status when the inevitable picture count is taken. But to seventeen not-so-average girls in room 120, it is a different kind of memory. It is to them that the greatest thanks must go: for after-school hours, parties, friendship, and ever-increasing ideas that produced the book of the year—all individuals, all leaving definite marks on these two-hundred-twenty pages. Some can be seen more than others. Diana can be seen in the copy—bright, interesting copy that captures the personality of the girl behind its forcefulness. Her creativity was never-end- ing; her continual laughter, indispensable. Marcia also left her mark in type. The index be- came an obsession for accuracy; classes, a matter of personal pride. Hers was a mark of determination—highly individual, spirited, de- pendable. Pictures are the most important element in any book. To Hal, thanks must be given for controlling an unsponsored, rela- tively green group, and still managing to pro- duce that aforementioned comodity on time and in focus. There is one mark, however, that stays hidden to the student body, yet can be evidenced in every lay-out and every block of copy. It is an experienced, conscientious, whole-hearted mark that could only belong to Ann Tanner. Her title was adviser, a misnomer for her dedication and preserverance. No editor could doubt her usefulness, no amount of credit could ever be enough. To the Blairs goes a somewhat traditional thanks; to Gary, a special thanks for understanding the idea and putting it into the numberous club pictures. To American Yearbook and Dan Stanton, a senti- mental, anxious thank you for turning yester- day's ideas into a concrete stream of thought, today. It is time for these editors to exit; confident, reminiscent, somewhat skeptical about turning over the book to next year's staff. But yesterday is a memory—a memory we, as editors, have tried to capture. JEAN GOODMAN ROGER WORKMAN INDEX TOPICAL Theme 1 Administration and Faculty 10 Officers 22 Students 30 Seniors 32 Juniors 54 Sophomores 72 Organizations 92 Men's Association 94 Girl's Association 95 Senate % Pep Club 97 Key Club 100 Hi Tis 102 Activities 104 Sports 122 Clubs 154 Performing Arts 172 Publications 184 Honors 192 Memorial 209 Theme 210 Editors'Farewell 212 FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION Allen, Don 16 Allen, Shirley 16 Anderson, DeVon 16 Anderson, Gwen 14 Anderson, Lois 16 Anderson, Nancy 16,187 Awe, Bonnie 16 Barfuss, George 16 Barker, Dale 16 Barratt, Eloise 16 Barton, George 16 Bennett, Floyd 16 Bennion, Jodie 16 Bernston, Valena 16 Blackham, Vernon 16 Brinton, Jay 15 Brown, Keith 15 Bruderer, Wilford 16 Buckmiller, Ruth 16 Burton, Lorin 13 Butler, Jackie 16 Calder, Robert 16 Childs, Diana 16 Christensen, Gerald 16 Christopulos, John 16,152 Cox, Verl 17 Crocker, Richard 17,186 Cuglietta, Madaline 17,165 Dallin, Colleen 14 Dixon, Don 17 England, O.C. 15 Farrell, Ken 17 Farrell, Pat 17,26 Fjeld, Alan 17 Folland, Lorin 17 Giauque, Alice 165 Gilbert, Dennis 17 Goates, Wayne 14 Gourley, George 17 Green, Lawrence 17 Greene, Claudia 17 Gunnell, Adrienne 17 Hansen, Diane 17 Harper, Richard 14 Harris, Melvin 17 Hartvigson, Elmer 15 Hawkins, Joseph 17 Hayward, Betty 17 Heywood, Frank 13 Hill, Garth 17 Hinckley, Jane 17 Hollist, Alice 18 Houston, James 18 Hunter, Greg 18 Hunter, Susan 18 Hurst, Eldon 18 Hutchinson, William 15 Jarvie, Jack 18 Johnson, Lovisa 18,165 Johnson, Robert 18 Johnston, James 18 Kartchner, Ray 18 Kelley, LaMar 18 Kidston, Jean 18 Kingston, Joan 18,183 Landerman, Janet 18 Laney, Alden 14 Larsen, John 12 Larson, Nona 18 Larson, Roger 18 Liddiard, Robert 18 Lloyd, Charles 15 Lowther, James 18 Lyman, Libbie 18 McConnell, ReNec 18 McMillan, Richard 18 Miller, Charles 19,144 Minson, Ken 19 Mitchell, Irene 18 Moss, Mary 19 Motzkus, Glen 19 Mower, Leo 19 Neiman, Mary 19 Oliver, Rod 19 Orchard, Marilyn 19 Packer, Ed 19 Peck, Joseph 19 Perkins, Carlo 19 Peterson, Arder 19 Peterson, Ted 15 Pinnock, Hugh 15 Pistole, Donna 19 Porter, Jean 19 Poulson, Marion 19 Rheinhold, Allen 19 Rendlesbach, Harold 19 Richards, George 20 Richardson, Theral 20 Seamons, Blain 20 Smith, Clyde 20 Smith, Jerry 20 Smith, Marjorie 20 Smith, Richard 20 Smoot, Margaret 20,% Smoot, Monetta 20 Snow, Marjorie 20 Sorensen, Deanna 20 Spackman, Carol 20 Staley, Rita 14 Stevens, Ruth 20 Summerhays, Howard 15 Sundwall, Catherine 20 Sutherland, Deone 20,187 Tanner, Ann 20,190 Tanner, Shirley 20 Thaxton, Virginia 20 Tolman, Eldon 20 Von Schmidt, Carole 20 Westenskow, Fawn 20,165 Winder, Richard 15 Wood, Susan 20 STUDENTS 11 Abee, Clair 55,169 11 Acey, Rick 55 10 Achter, Richard 73,177 11 Adams, Doug 55,176,178 11 Adams, Eric 55 10 Adams, Greg 130 11 Adams, Mark 55 10 Adams, Mary 73 12 Adams, Ruth 33,195 10 Adamson, Bill 73 11 Adamson, Janice 55 12 Adamson, Larry 33 11 Alberico, Colleen 55 12 Alder, Suzy 33 12 Aldous, Melvin 33 12 Alexander, Jami 33 11 Alexander, Shonnie 55 11 Allen, Mike 55,181 11 Allgier, Shirley 55 11 Allison, Janet 55 12 Allison, Scott 33 11 Allred, Arnold 55,144,176,178 12 Allred, Dianne 33 10 Almstedt, Linda 73 10 Amundsen, Heather 73 11 Andersen, Kevin 55 10 Andersen, Laurel 73,177 10 Andersen, Peter 73 10 Andersen, Gary 73 11 Anderson, Gordon 55 11 Anderson, Jeff 148 10 Anderson, Jerry 73,135 11 Anderson, Katherine 55,177 10 Anderson, Kent 73 10 Anderson, Kevin 73 11 Anderson, Klay 55 11 Anderson, Michele 55 10 Anderson, Nona 73 10 Anderson, Trish 73 12 Anderson, Robert 33 10 Anderson, Scott 73 11 Anderson, Scott 55 12 Anderson, Theron 33,177 11 Anderson, Virginia 55,162,176 11 Andrus, Joyce 55 12 Andrus, Kathy 33 11 Andrus, Mark 55 11 Aposhian, Geri 55,176 11 Arata, Scott 55 12 Archer, Dennis 33,170 10 Archer, Michael 73 i0 Archuleta, Mike 73 lOArnalder, Greg 135 10 Arnesen, Brian 73,165 11 Arnold, James 55,140,165 10 Ash, Allyn 73 10 Ashton, Debbie 73,% 12 Ashworth, Steve 33 12 Asmus, Jay 33 11 Astin, Jane 55,176,182 10 Atkinson, Denice 73,177 11 Atkinson, Rollie 55 10 Austin, Diane 73 12 Avery, Brad 33,144,175,178 12 Avery, Bruce 33,175 12 Aycock, James 33 12 Bachtell, Tom 33 12 Baer, Joe 33,142 11 Baggaley, Tamra 55,176 11 Bagley, Nancy 55 11 Bagley, Norma 55 10 Bagley, Paula 73,177,179 10 Bagley, Robert 55 12 Bagley, Tom 33,162 12 Bailey, Leeanne 33 11 Bailey, Patty 55,177 11 Baird, Jan 55,165 11 Baker, Karen 55 10 Baker, Kathy 73,180,182 10 Baker, Suzanne 73,177,179 12 Baker, Vicki 33,170 10 Baldwin, Mitchel 73 10 Bale, Denise 73 11 Balis, Jeff 55 11 Balke, Karen 55 12 Ball, Dave 33,181,188 10 Ball, Spence 73 12 Ballard, Frank 33,195 11 Ballard, Pam 55 10 Balls, Danny 73,181 12 Balls, RaNae 33,171 12 Bancroft, David 33 12 Bancroft, Richard 33 10 Bandley, Scott 73 11 Banham, Sharon 55 11 Banta, Jim 55,181 12 Bantock, Kathy 33 10 Barber, Bill 73 10 Barnett, Karen 73 12 Barnett, Marva 33 12 Barr, Cheryl 33 11 Barrow, Dee Lynn 55,144,181 12 Barsnick, Jodie 33 11 Bartlett, Debra 55 10 Bartlett, Kay 73 11 Bartlett, Peggy 55,%,187 12 Barton, Susan 33 10 Bath, Sherill 73 12 Baxter, Jaren 34 11 Bayes, Perry 55,101,152 10 Beck, Diane 73 11 Beck, Karen 55,176 11 Beck, Paul 55 11 Beckstead, Dallas 55 12 Beckstead, Dawn 34 11 Beckstead, Gary 55 12 Beckstead, Stephen 34,129 10 Beesley, Don 73 11 Beesley, Lex Ann 55 12 Beesley, Steve 34 10 Belnap, Yvonne 177 11 Bennett, Alan 56 11 Bennett, Jo Lynn 56 12 Bennett, Ron 34 12 Bentley, Carol 34 10 Bentley, Dan 73 11 Bentley, Marlene 56 10 Bentson, Ron 73,177 12 Berg, Amy 34 12 Berg, Mark 34,140 12 Berg, Robyn 34 12 Bernhisel, Jim 34 11 Berry, Scott 56 ,101,161,188 12 Berry, Tim 34,130 12 Bertola, Karren 34,95 lOBeyeler, Vickie 73 10 Bigler, Janlea 73,177,179 12 Bigler, John 34 12 Bilanzich, Gaylene 34,195 11 Bills, Calvin 180 10 Bills, Chris 73 10 Bird, Eric 143 11 Bird, Sharon 56 11 Birkeland, Maurine 56 11 Birtcher, Gary 56,143,177 11 Bissell, Bob 56 10 Bjornn, Wayne 73,181 12 Black, Janene 34,170,175 10 Black, Ken 73 10 Blacktin, Jim 130,177 10 Blake, Karrie 73 10 Blake, Kim 73 12 Blanchard, Andi 34,183 11 Blanchard, Lindy 56 12 Blaylock, Susan 34 11 Blodgett, Jim 56 10 Blodgett, Tom 73 10 Blood, Mark 73 11 Bloom, Bill 56 10 Bloomer, Chris 73 12 Blumenthal, Judy 34,111 11 Bodily, Kristy 56,176,179 11 Bodily, Lynne 56,176,178 10 Bodily, Randy 73,177 11 Bogarte, Erin 56, 176,178,186 10 Bogarte, Julia 74 11 Bohse, Glenda 180 12 Bolic, Andy 34 12 Bone, John 34,179 10 Boren, John 74 11 Borg, Dave 56,165 10 Borgmeier, Christine 74,177 10 Boshard, Cary 74 11 Bossard, Suzanne 56 11 Boud, James 56,100,143 11 Bowden, Corey 56 lOBowerbank, Kim 74 10 Bowers, Becky 74 11 Bowers. Mark 56 11 Bowman, April 56 11 Bowman, Becky 56 12 Bowman, Holly 34 10 Bowman, jay 74,181 lOBowthorpe, Craig 74,191 lOBoyack, Cheryl 74 11 Boyack, Kay 56 11 Bozich, Carol 56,187,188 11 Bradford, Marsha 56,176 12 Bradshaw, Douglas 34 10 Bradshaw, Julie 74 11 Bradshaw, Marlene 177 10 Bradshaw, Scott 74 11 Brady, Ann 176 10 Brady, Gwen 74,177,179 12 Brain, Robert 34 12 Braman, Yvonne 34,103,174 12 Brand, Tamara 34,187 10 Brewer, Carolyn 74,177 11 Brewer, Kevin 56,165 12 Brewster, Claudia 34 12 Brewster, Ken 34,174 12 Brewster, Sue 34,102,174,178 11 Bridge, Bonnie 56,180,182 10 Brighton, Jo Ann 74,177 12 Briggs, Janice 34 12 Briggs, Kim 34,174 11 Brim, Mark 56,115 12Brimhall, Alan 34,115,175,178 11 Brimhall, Greg 56,142 10 Brimhall, Leslie 74,177,179 12 Brimhall, Shelley 35 10 Bringhurst, Debra 74 lOBroadbent, Jane 74 11 Broadbent, Marianne 56 10 Broadbent, Terri 74 12 Brockbank, Mimi 35 lOBroman, Becky 74 11 Broman, Ric 56,100,176 11 Bronson, Donna 56,176,178 10 Brooks, Terri 74,177 11 Brooks, Tom 56 10 Brown, Dale 74 11 Brown, Debbi 56,177 11 Brown, Fred 56,176 10 Brown, Janet 74,177,179 11 Brown, Karen 56 12 Brown, Leslie 35,182 10 Brown, Marcia 74 12 Brown, Mark 35 10 Brown, Norin 74 11 Brown, Roger 143 11 Brown, Scott 57 12 Brown, Susan 35 12 Bruderer, Bonnie 35,180,195 10 Bruderer, Clark 74,143 10 Bryner, Susan 74,180 12 Buchanan, Edwin 35 180 10 Buckmiller, John 74 10 Buhler, Lamar 75 10 Bullen, Kathy 75 11 Bullock, Peggy 29,57,176 11 Burdette, Jolynn 57,176,178 10 Burdette, Michael 75 12 Burdette, Steve 35,137 10 Burgess, Russell 75 10 Burnett, Billye 75 11 Burnett, Lisa 57,103,176,178,191 11 Burningham, Barbara 57,176 lOBurningham, Leland 75,180 11 Burt, Dan 57,129 11 Burt, Gerald 57 10 Burt, Mary Jane 75 12 Burton, Scott 35 10 Burton, Julie 75 10 Burton, Lynn 75,181 11 Burton, Steve 57,101 10 Busath, Lynn 75,165 12 Busath, Richard 35 10 Bush, Dan 75,140,178 12 Bush, Diana 35,174,177,178 10 Bush, Jane 75,177 10 Bush, Joan 75 11 Bush, Nanci 57,176 12 Busha, Loree 35 10 Butcher, Brent 75,177 12 Butcher, Michael 35,100 10 Butler, K-Louise 75,165 11 Butterfield, Cindy 57,165 12 Butters, Blaine 35,130,174 12 Butters, Bob 170 10 Butters, Randy 75 11 Butterworth, Paul 57 11 Buzzo, Karin 57 11 Cade, John 57 11 Caldwell, Brad 57,96,176,178 11 Caldwell, Mervin 57 12Caliouette, Cathy 35,183 12 Call, Jo 35,182 11 Call, Liz 57,165 lOCallister, David 75,181 12 Cameron, Mitchell 35 10 Camp, Steve 75,179 12 Campbell, Carey 171 11 Campbell, David 57 12 Campbell, Rick 35 11 Cannon, Phillip 57 12Caputo, Greg 35 11 Carbine, Sharon 57 12 Card, Ann 35 12Cardon, Janet 35 11 Cardon, Phil 57 11 Cardwell, Lisa 57,176,182 11 Carey, Kirk 57 10 Carlisle, JoLynne 75 12 Carlson, Christine 35,194 11 Carlson, Randy 129,181 lOCarlston, Jane 75 11 Carman, John 57,178 lOCarothers, Dan 75 12 Carpenter, Jackie 35,174,191 10 Carpenter, Mark 75,144,177,179 11 Carr, Brent 57 11 Carroll, Jay 57 10 Carter, Debbie 75 11 Carter, Greg 57,176 11 Carter, Robert 57,181 12 Carter, Tom 35,101,188,194 10 Cartwright, Candy 75 12 Cartwright, Chris 35,199 11 Cayias, George 57 11 Cecala, Debbie 57 12Cecala, Laura 35 12 Chambers, Chris 35 11 Chapman, Christy 57 12 Chapman, DeAnn 35 11 Chapman, Joan 57,165,181 lOChapman, Julie 75,177 10 Chapman, Paul 75 12 Chase, Talei 35 10 Chase, Toni 75,177 11 Child, Cindy 57 11 Chipman, Kathy 57,162,165,176 12 Chipman, Lee 35 11 Chlepas, Terry 57 10 Christensen, Barbara 75 12 Christensen, Carrie 35 10 Christensen, Charles 75,130 11 Christensen, Linda 57,177 10 Christensen, Linda 75 12 Christensen, Nancy 35 12 Christensen, Rosalie 35 11 Christian, Debbie 57 11 Christiansen, Chris 57,183 11 Christopolus, Ken 57 11 Clark, Bob 57 10 Clark, Carol 75 11 Clark, Charles 57 lOCIark, Cody 75 12 Clark, David 35 11 Clark, Day 57 12 Clark, Debbie 35,174,178 11 Clark, Dennis 57,143 12 Clark, Janice 36,161,188 12 Clark, Lane 36 10 Clark, Laverne 75 12 Clark, Lynn 36 11 Clark, Richard 57 10 Clark, Steve 75,162 11 Clawson, Carol 58,161,188 10 Clawson, Kevan 75 12 Clawson, Kraig 161 12 Clayton, Blaine 36 10 Clements, Robert 75,181 11 Cluff, Melissa 58,176 10 Cody, Ernestine 75,165,177 11 Cole, Chris 58 11 Cole, Jim 58 10 Coleman, Dick 75 11 Coleman, Richard 181 12 Coleman, Scott 36 11 Coleman, Shauna 58,126,176,183 11 Coley, Laura 58 lOCollard, Jan 75,177,179 12 Collier, Susie 36 12Collings, Ron 36,% 11 Collins, Cathy 58,102,171,176,178 11 Collins, Cindy 58,102,165,171,176, 183 12 Colton, Patricia 36,175 10 Comas, Jim 75 11 Combes, Brent 58 lOCondie, Debbie 76,177,179 lOCondos, Trudy 76 11 Cook, Mike 58 12 Cook, Becky 36,170,175 12 Cook, Rex 36,170,174 11 Cooke, Jeff 58 11 Coombs, Cheryl 58,183 10 Coon, Martin 76,143 12 Coon, Tiffany 36,162,174,178 11 Cooper, Virginia 58,162,165 11 Cope, Marydean 58 12 Cornelius, Joan 36,103,161,188 10 Cornelius, Mark 76 12 Cornell, Barbara 36,95 10 Cornwall, Michell 76 11 Cortese, Linda 58,176 12 Cose, Bill 36,162,174 11 Coucher, Nancy 58,183 12 Coucher, Therese 36,181,194 lOGoult, Terry 76,130,143 11 Court, Karen 58,165 11 Cowan, Jane 58 11 Cowley, David 58 11 Cox, Kathy 58,181 11 Cox, Paul 58 10 Cox, Shelley 76 12Cragun, Debi 36,175 12 Crail, Greg 36 11 Cramer, Nancy 58 12Crapo, Jen 36 12 Crate, Angela 36,165 10 Crawford, Jeanette 76 11 Crebs, Sandie 58 11 Crenshaw, Gary 58 11 Crider, Cody 58,179,181 11 Critchfield, Klea 58 12Critchfield, Reta 36 10 Crockett, Paul 76 11 Crockett. Wendy 58 lOCromar, Kevin 76,181 11 Cromar,Leisa 58 12Cromar, Cathy 36,180 12Cromar, Colleen 36,180 11 Cronin, Cheryl 58 11 Cronin, Shawna 58 10 Cropper, Michelle 76,177 11 Crook, Ralph 58,176 12 Crosland, Margene 36 12Crossley, Sharon 36 11 Crowther, Pat 59 lOCulver, Clair 76,177 12 Culver, Dick 36,100 lOCumberledge, Terry 76 11 Cummings, Patti 59 12 Cummins, Vicky 36,102,165,180, 195 lOCurrey, Dorine 76 12Currey, Steve 36 lOCurrey, Raymond 76 12 Curtis, Bob 36,100,152 12 Curtis, Glade 36,132,170 11 Curtis, Lee 59,132,137,162 10 Curtis, Roger 76 11 Cushing, Randy 59 12Cushing, Rod 36,179 11 Cutler, Becky 59,162,176,178 12 Cutler, Leslie 37,186,195 11 Cutler, Richard 59 11 Dahl, Dave 59 10 Dahl, John 76 12 Dahl, Paula 37,171 11 Dahlin, Philip 59 10 Daley, Diana 76 12 Daley, Vickie 37 11 Dalrymple, Debbie 59,176 10 Dalrymple, Susan 76,180 10 Dalton, Don 165 lODaltrey, Gaby 76,% 10 Daniels, Carl 76,177 10 Daniels, Debbie 76 lODarragh, Sheila 76 12 Daughters, Julie 37 10 Daughters, Pat 76 11 Daurelle, Dave 59 lODaurelle, Steven 76 11 Daurlen, Sue Ann 59 12 Davis, Brent 37 12 Davis, Darol 37 10 Davis, Greg 76,135 10 Davis, James 76 12 Davis, Jim 37,162 10 Davis, Pat 76 12 Davis, Peggy 37 10 Davis, Scott 76,165 10 Davis, Sheryl 76 12 Davis, Stephen 37,128 10 Davis, Tom 76 11 Day, Nancy 59,161,191 11 Dean, Debby 59 10 Dean, Dave 76 12 Dearden, Terry 37,100 10 Deardorff, Cynthia 76 10 Deaver, Barbara 76,177 12 Deaver, Debbie 37,188 11 Dechter, Lynnette 59 12 Degn, Stephen 37,170,174 11 Dehaan, Joe 59 11 Dejong, Stan 59,179 11 De Karver, David 59,176 10 Denetclaw, Helen 76 10 Denning, Debby 76,177,179 11 Denning, Karen 59,176 12 Denning, Nancy 37,174 10 Denver, Jim 76 12 Derrick, Chris 37,100 10 Dew, Lindsey 76, 144,177 11 Dew, William 59,144,181 11 DeWaal, Clark 176,178 12 DeWaal, Craig 37,178 10 Diehl, Barbara 76,165 11 Dignan, Jim 59 12 Dilello, Dino 38 10 Dilello, Don 76 11 Dimond, Sue 59,102,176,179 11 Dinwoodey, Devereux 59,101, 161 10 Dipietro, Chris 76 12 Dipo, Dennis 38 10 Disbrow, Susan 76,177 12 Disera, Fram 38 11 Disera, Shelley 59 12 Dixon, Russell 38 11 Dodas, Andrea 59 12 Dodas, Michael 38 11 Dodenbier, Robert 59 11 Dodge, Debra 59 12 Dowell, Debbie 27,38,195 10 Dowell, Rick 76,% 11 Dowden, Sue Ann 170 11 Dowsett, Diane 59 10 Doyle, Randy 76 11 Drexel, Dottie 59,176,178 10 Drury, Scott 76,180,181 12 Drysdale, Bryce 38 12 Drysdale, Scott 38 10 Duncan, Suzanne 76,107,177 12 Dunn, Shawnee 38 10 Dunn, Bill 76 lODurkee, Diana 77 11 Dutson, Dennis 59 10 Dye, Marc 77 12 Dyer, Judy 38,175,178 11 Eagar, Randal 59,107,152,191 11 Early, Saundra 59 11 Eastmoore, Jeanne 59,165 12 Easton, Dave 38,126 10 Easton, Julie 77,161 lOEberhardt, Joan 77,177 12 Eberhardt, Kris 38 11 Ebert, Barbara 59 10 Ebert, Mark 77 12 Ebert, Ron 38,175 11 Echoles, Tony 181 12 Eddy, Marcia 38,175 10 Edge, Kathy 77 10 Edwards, Jeff 77,101,180 11 Edwards, Jeff 59 10 Edwards, Terrie 77 11 Egbert, Bob 59 11 Ehlers, Shelly 59 11 Ehlers, Toni 59 12Eitner, Jayne 38 11 Eitner, Paula 59 12 Eldredge, Caryn 174 lOEliason, Barbara 38,180,182,194 10 Eliason, Elizabeth 77,148 12 Eliason, Eric 148 lOElieson, Judy 77,177 12 Ellertson, Annette 38 12 Ellis, Randy 38 12 Ellis, Shelley 38,187 12 Ellis, Susan 38 11 Ellsworth, Steve 59,165 12 Emery, Dennis 38,128,132 11 Emery, Mark 59,140 11 Emery, Randy 59,137,162 12 Engen, Jon 38,115,148,170 12 England, Coleen 38,177 10 England, Jo Dean 77 12 Engstrom, Penny 38 11 Ennor, Barbara 59,176,183 10 Ensign, Robert 77,177 11 Erickson, Arlou 59 12 Erickson, Larry 38,132 11 Erickson, Lars 59,144,176 11 Erickson, Linda 59 10 Erickson, Peggy 79 10 Ericson, Jackie 77,165,177 10 Erskine, Scott 77 10 Ertel, Tracy 77,177 10 Esplin, David 77 11 Essen, Ann 60 10 Essen, Yvonne 77 11 Estep, Doug 60,181 10 Evans, Denise 77,177 10 Evans, Janet 77 11 Evans, Janice 60,126,191 12 Evans, Lynn 38 11 Evans, Mark 60 11 Evans, Peggy 60 10 Evans, Steve 77,177,179 11 Evdasin, Jeanette 60 12 Eves, Randy 38,137 12 Facer, David 38 11 Falkenrath, Ray 60 12 Fallon, Marty 38,171,179 12 Farikoff, Shannon 38 12Farish, Suzy 38,98 12 Farnsworth, Gary 39 10 Farnsworth, Mike 77,177 10 Faust, Marcus 77 lOFelsted, Devon 77,177 12 Gibson, Judy 39 11 Haner, Debbie 61 10 Felt, Gary 77,191 11 Gibson, Larry 60 10 Handy, Kathryn 79,177 11 Fenstermaker, Keith 60 10 Gibson, Wanda 78,177,179 12 Handy, Kevin 40 11 Fenton, Tricia 60 12 Giles, Dee 39,115 12 Hanks, Barbara 40,183 10 Ferguson, Blaine 77,177,179 11 Gilmore, Chris 60 10 Hanks, Beckie 79 12 Ferguson, Bruce 162 11 Glade, Dennis 60,101,137 11 Hansen, Barbara 61 10Ferguson,Kathy 77 11 Glade, Julie 60 11 Hansen, Dave 61 12 Ferre, Louanne 39 12Glaittli, Lynne 39,95,170 10 Hansen, Eva Mae 79 10 Ferre, Pat 77,152,177 lOGIauser, Mike 78,177 12 Hansen, Gary 40.%.194 11 Fetzer, Elaine 60,102 11 Glazier, Joy 60 11 Hansen, Karen 61.162.176.178.180 11 Feulner, Blair 60 10 Glazier, Tonya 78 10 Hansen, Kent 79 lOFeulner, llene 162 lOGleave, Jeff 78,177 12 Hansen, Mary 40 10 Finch, Janine 77,177 12 Glenn, Bonnie 39,102,195 11 Hansen, Paul 61 11 Finlayson, Kathy 176 lOGIenn, Jamie 78 11 Hansen, Robin 61 11 Fisher, Geri 60,178 11 Glissmeyer, Jeff 60,179,181 10 Hansen, Tim 79 11 Fisher, James 128,143,176 12Glodouski, Bill 39 10 Hanson, Stacy 79.130.135.177 10Fisher, Nancy 77,% 10 Godfrey, Earl 78 10 Hanson, Barry 79 10 Fisher, Roxanne 77 lOGodsey, Bill 78 12 Hardcastle, Cheryl 40,102,107 11 Fitzgerald, Elaine 60,180 12Goeglein, Linda 39 10 Harding, Diane 79 10Flagler, David 78 12 Going, Lorraine 39 11 Harding, Stan 61,163,165 11 Flagler, William 60 lOGoodfellow, Kathi 78,165,171 11 Hardy, Vickie 61.183 12 Flint, Nancy 39,188 12Goodfellow, Robyn 39,102,194, 12 Hargreaves, Glenn 40,%,137,175 11 Floor, Chris 60 195,200 10 Harley, Cynthia 79,177 11 Florence, Casey 60 12 Goodman, Jean 40,102, 11 Haroldsen, Reid 61 12 Florence, Laurie 39,95,107,111, 161,183,186.190.195 12 Haroldsen, Paul 40 174 12 Goodro, Merrily 40 11 Haroldsen, Robert 61,180 11 Flowers, Kent 60,144,191 11 Goodwin, Robert 60 11 Harris, Bryan 61 12 Floyd, Marilyn 39,163,175 12 Gordon, Greg 40,152 10 Harris, Leslee 79 12Flygare, Jeanne 39,174 10 Gordon, Jeff 78 12 Harrow, Steve 40 12 Flynn, Frank 194 12 Gough, Debra 40 10 Harry, Pamala 79,177 10 Flynn, Laura 78 l2Gough, Judy 40,102 12 Hart, Corey 41 12 Forbes, Ralph 39 11 Gowans, Connie 60,169,177 10 Hart, Randy 79 10 Ford, Brent 78 lOGraham, Jan 177 11 Hart, Scott 61,143 12 Ford, Tom 39 12 Graham, Mark 194 10 Harvey, Jan 79 lOFors, Marlin 77,177,179 12 Gray, Colleen 40,183 12 Harvey, Kim 41 lOForsey, Bob 78 11 Green, Kenneth 60,150,179 10 Haskell, Jill 79 12 Foster, John 39 11 Green, Rick 60 10 Haslam, Robert 79 10 Foster, Paula 78,165 12 Green, Robert 40 12 Hasledalan, Howard 41,179 12 Fotheringham, Bonny 39,195 12 Green, Scott 40 lOHasna, Sue 79 10 Fotheringham, Scott 78 11 Green, Susan 60,182 11 Hatch, Carolyn 61 11 Foulger, Valerie 176 11 Green, Vicki 60,183 11 Hatch, Kerrick 61 11 Fowkes, Paul 176 12 Greene, Skip 40,152 10 Hatch, Frances 79 12 Fox, Debbie 39,174 12 Greenwood, Scott 40,152,170,175 11 Hausknecht, Howard 61 12 Fox, Doug 39 11 Greenwood, Susan 60 10 Hawker, Sherrie 79 10 Fox, Robyn 78,177,179 11 Griffiths, Dixie 60,162 11 Hawkins, Cosette 61,180 11 Frame, Chris 60 12 Griffiths, Greg 40 12 Hawkins, Sue 41 10 Frampton, Cozette 78 lOGrimaud, Corinne 78,177 10 Hawkins, Yvonne 79,177 10 Francis, Ireta 177 lOGrinaker, Ginger 78,177 11 Hayes, Sharon 61 11 Frank, Joe 176 11 Gunderson, Bruce 60 lOHaynie, Letha 79 12 Frank, Julie 39,171,175 10Gunderson, Laura 78,165 12Hazelton, Patty 41,102 12 Freeman, Brent 39 11 Gunderson, Shauna 176 11 Healy, Brenda 61,177,178 10 Fredrickson, Bob 78 11 Gunderson, Paul 60,179,180,181 10 Healy, Cheryl 79 12 Fredrickson, Suzanne 39,187 lOGunn, Carolee 78,%,177 10 Heath, David 79 12 Fritts, Karen 39 12Gunn, John 40 11 Heath, Grant 61,181 11 Fritz. Carolyn 60,176 11 Gunnell, Suzanne 61 11 Hebbert, Juanita 61 11 Fryer, Craig 60,101 lOGuss, Maxine 78 11 Hebdon, Annette 61 10 Fryer, Florence 78,177 12Gustavson, Mark 40,162,188 12Hebdon, Joyce 41,174,178 12 Fryer, Marylou 39,174,178,195 12Gwilliam, Russ 178 11 Heiner, Denise 61 11 Fuelling, Jannette 60 10 Hacking, Mike 78 11 Hellstrom, Claudia 61,176 12 Fulghum, Janice 39 10 Hacking, Pamn 79 10 Henderson, Gayle 79 12 Fuller, Oscar 39,100,179,180,181 10 Hadley, Robert 79 11 Henderson, Richard 61 10 Fullmer, Dave 78,177 11 Hadley, Hal 61,190 11 Henrichsen, Brent 61 10 Fulton, Jill 78,177,179 10 Haight, Holly M. 79,165,177 11 Henrichsen, Kent 61 11 Gallaway, Alice 60 12 Hale, Curtis 40,128,142,170 11 Herbert, Paul 61 11 Gardner, David 60,137,188 12 Hale, Douglas 40,142,170 10 Herman, Mary 79 12Garff, Richard 39,100,140,170 10 Hale, Jed 79 lOHerrscher, Doug 79,138,177 11 Garff, Shauna 60,162,169 10 Hale, Lawrence 79 11 Hess, Steve 61,128,181 10 Garrick, Gaylene 78,162 10 Hale, Steve 79 11 Heuser, Debbie 61 12 Garrett, Ray 39,186 11 Hales, Dennis 61 12 Hickman, Pam 41,174,178 12 Garrison, Linda 39,95,126 11 Hall, Anne 61,180 11 Hickman, Suzanne 61 12 Gatehouse, Val 39,174,181 10 Hall, Darrell 79 lOHickmen, Francis 177 12Geoglein, Linda 175 12 Hall, Grant 40,100 11 Higbee, Brent 62 11 George, Karen 60,165 11 Hall, Karen 61,180 lOHigbee, Jill 79 10 Gerber, Kathy 78 10 Hambleton, Tom 79 12 Higgins, Rick 41,94 11 Gerber, Linda 60 12 Hamel, Susan 40 lOHigham, Jan 80,177 12 Gerber, Maureen 39 11 Hammill, Margo 61,176,183 10 Hilbert, Jeff 80 10 Getz, Richard 78 12 Hammerstein, Cathy 40 10 Hildebrand, Clark 80 12 Getz, Robert 39 11 Hammond, Reann 61,176,180,182 10 Hildebrand, Jeanie 80 11 Geurts, Brian 60,143 11 Hancock, Linda 61,103 12 Hill, Corey 41 12 Gibson, Allen 39,175,178,194 10 Handley, Bruce 79 10 Hill, Leslie 80,177,179 12 Hiller, Karl 41,137 11 Hillhouse, Karen 176 12Hilpert, Raoni 41 11 Hilpert, Renee 62,186,188 11 Hilton, Gae 62 12 Hilton, Julie 41 11 Hinnen, Jean 62 10 Hinson, Windy 80 12 Hintze, Denise 41,174,180,182 10 Hintze, Janet 80,181 10 Hintze, Jim 80 12Hirschi, Clair 41 10 Hobbs, Jim 80 10 Hobbs, Randy 80,143 10 Hodge, Gordon 80 10 Hoffman, Bruce 80 11 Hoffman, Marsha 62 lOHofhine, Mike 80,130 lOHogensen, Ann 80,177 lOHogensen, Jane 80 11 Hohmann, Debbie 62,103, 162,165 12 Holdsworth, Veda 41,175,178,195 10 Holdsworth, Wendy 80,177 10 Holm, Greg 80,130 11 Holmes, Jim 62 10 Holmgren, Kurt 62,177, 179,181,188 11 Holt, Elida 62,176,178 11 Holtman, Colleen 62,176 lOHoltman, Jerrie 80,177,179 12 Holtman, Lynn 41 11 Honey, Jim 62 10 Hooper, Pat 80,177 lOHoopes, Debbie 80 12Horr, Susan 41 lOHorrocks, Brent 80 11 Horrocks, Kim 62 lOHousley, Vikkie 80 10 Houston, Fred 80 10 Houston, Judy 80 10 Howard, Doug 80,130,177 11 Howard, Joel 62 10 Howard, Nancy 80 12 Howard, Tommy 41 lOHowcroft, Dennis 80,177 12 Howe, Rodger 41 11 Howells, Byron 62 11 Howells, Janice 62 12 Hudson, Jan 41 10 Hudson, Mark 80,142 12 Hudson, Rick 41 11 Huff, Gyll 62 10 Hughes, Merrilee 80,177 12Hulbert, Steve 41,94,140 10 Hulet, Mark 80 11 Hull, Bruce 62 lOHulse, Anita 80 11 Hulse, Teresa 62 10 Hummel, Patricia 80,165 12 Hunington, Susan 41 12 Hunsaker, Cyndie 41 lOHunsaker, Larry 80 12 Hunsaker, Robert 41 10 Hunt, Becky 80,177 11 Hunt, Steven 62 10 Hunter, Helen 80,180 11 Hurst, Becky 183 11 Hurst, Dave 62 10 Hurst, Lynn 80 12 Hurst, Mark 42,100 11 Hurst, Reed 62,101 11 Hussey, Heather 62,162,165 11 Hutchinson, Julie 62 11 Hyland, Don 62 11 lacobazzi, Dan 62 10 Iba, Marilyn 80,180 12 Ingalls, Byron 42 10 Isaacson, Shauna 80 11 Jack, Dave 62,%,165,179 10 Jackman, Jeanne 80,177 11 Jackman, Rosemarie 62 11 Jackson, Dennis 62 12 Jackson, Kent 42 12 Jackson, Meg 42 10 Jackson, Ron 80 12 Jacobson, Colleen 42 10 Jacobson, Tim 177,179 10 Jacobson, Tom 80,177,179 10 Jake, Shirley 80 10 James, Debbie 80,177 11 James, Debbie 62 12 Jamison, Mike 42 10 Jensen, Ann 80,177 11 Jensen, Brad 62 11 Jensen, Carol 62 12 Jensen, Chris 42 10 Jensen, Claudia 80,177 12 Jensen, David 42 12 Jensen, Dick 42 12 Jensen, Jacquie 42 10 Jensen, Jan 80,177 10 Jensen, Janet 80,177 12 Jensen, Janice 42,102, 174,178, 194,195,200 12 Jensen, Jeannine 81,177 10 Jensen, Judi 42,183 10 Jensen, Kerry 81 10 Jensen, Leigh Ann 81,177 10 Jensen, Marilyn 81,171 11 Jensen, Pam 62 12 Jensen, Pamela 42 10 Jensen, Randie 81,177 11 Jensen, Robert 62 10 Jensen, Sandra 81,177 10 Jensen, Tom 81,181 11 Jensen, Trenna 62 11 Jenson, Steve 62 10 Jepperson, Steve 81 12 Jex, Debbie 42 12 Joe, Maggie 42 12 Johns, Randy 42 10 John .in, Dave 81 12 Johnsen, Debi 42 10 Johnson, Allen 181 11 Johnson, Bryce 62 10 Johnson, David 81 10Johnson,Diane 81,177 11 Johnson, Don 62,% 10 Johnson,Douglas 81 12 Johnson,Glenn 42 11 Johnson, Janet 62,176 10 Johnson, Jean 81 12 Johnson, Judy 42,195 10 Johnson, Kathy 81 11 Johnson, Kathy 62,176 10 Johnson, Kathy 81 11 Johnson, Kent 62 12 Johnson, Kim 42 11 Johnson, Liisa 62 12 Johnson, Loreen 42 12 Johnson, Mark 42,162,195 11 Johnson, Patti 62,126,176 11 Johnson, Patti 62,183 11 Johnson, Regina 62 12 Johnson, Richard 42,100 12 Johnson, Ruth 42 lOJhnson, Scott 81 11 Johnson, Steve 63,129 10 Johnston, Rand 81 10 Jolley, Jeri 81 12 Jolley, Renee 42,162,180 11 Jolley, Rosanne 63,176 11 Jones, Cary 63,101 ,152,162,180 12 Jones, Dave 42 12 Jones, Dave 42 10 Jones, Glen 81 10 Jones, Jeff 81 10 Jones, Laurie 81,177 10 Jones, Lynette 81 12 Jones, Peggy 42 10 Jones, Philip 81 12 Jones, Rod 42 10 Jones, Steven 81 10 Jones, Terry 81 11 Jorgensen, Lu Jean 63,126,183 10 Jorgensen, Rick 81 11 Jorgenson, Tina 63 10 Julian, Larry 81 12 Julian, Monica 42,162 11 Julian, Vince 63 11 Kari, Leslie 63,183 lOKarren, Beckie 81 11 Karren, Jeff 63,129 11 Kartchner, Becky 63 lOKasteler, Dave 81 12Kasteler, Louise 102,112,174 12 Kaumans, Richard 42 12 Kay, April 42,107,161,174,180 11 Kay, Georgia 63,176 12Keates, Greg 42 lOKeates, Jo 81 11 Kehl, Debbie 63 11 Kehl, Joan 63 11 Keim, Janet 63 12Keim, Mike 42,137 12Keiser, Barbara 43 lOKellch, Steven 81,163 12 Keller, Roger 43 11 Keller, Scott 63 lOKellgreen, Kaye 81 10 Kelso, Jo Ann 82,177 11 Kemp, Tom 63 11 Kenning, Robyn 63 11 Kidman, Brent 63,176 lOKidston, Linda 82 12 Kiesler, Rick 43 11 Kiholm, Janet 63,102,191 11 Kilbourne, Wendy 63 11 Killian, Owen 63,169 12Kilpack, Cindy 43 12 Kilpack, Julie 180,182 12 Kimball, Todd 29,43 11 King, Barbara 63 11 King, Colin 63,128,143 lOKingdon, Debbie 82 11 Kingston, Ted 63 10 Kirby, Susan 82 12 Kirk, John 43,174 12 Kirk, Tawni 43 lOKirkham, Julee 29,82 11 Kirkham, Leslie 63,176 11 Kizerian, Mike 63,176,178 12Kizerian, Shauna 43,115,175 10 Klein, Randy 82 11 Klein, Rick 63 lOKlinker, Jill 82 12Knebs, Jim 43 12 Knibbe, Kathleen 43,161,191 10Knight, Dean 82,130 12 Knight, Greg 43,132 11 Knights, Marcia 63 12 Knudsen, Sherwin 43 11 Koch, David 63 10 Koch, Jeffery 82 11 Koch, Robert 63 12 Koch, Steven 43 lOKofoed, Jay 82 12Kofoed, Thom 175 12Kozik, Stephanie 43 10 Kramer, Neal 82,135 12 Kronstadt, Linda 43,171,175,180 12Krushat, Louise 43 11 Kurtz, Cynthia 63,176,178,182 11 Lafferty, Randy 63 12Lafferty, Tim 43 12 Laielan, Sue 43 12Lamberson, Tina 43,162 12 Lambert, Scott 43 11 Lamborn, Leslie 63,162 11 Langeland, Emil 63,% 12 Langston, Brad 43,94,148,174 10 Larsen, Boyd 177,179 11 Larsen, Brent 63,181 12 Larsen, Chris 43,180 12 Larsen, Darrell 43 11 Larsen, Jerry 63 11 Larsen, Kathy 63 11 Larsen, Lonnie 63,180,181 11 Larsen, Lynn 180 12 Larsen, Mary Jane 43 11 Larsen, Paul 63,101,162 10 Larson, Julie 177 12 Larson, Scott 43,106 11 Laub, Ryan 63 12Laub, Shawna 43 12 Laubenshimer, Sue 43 10 Law, Carl 177 12 Law, Trudy 43,169 11 Layton, Janet 63 11 Layton, Karen 63,176,178 12 Leak, Jay 43,194,195 12 Leak, Laraine 43,174 10 Leatherbury, Johanna 177 12 Leavitt, Betsy 43 11 Leeman, Earl 63,101,137 12 Leeman, Omar 29,44,91,101,137 12 Lefavor, Connie 44,170,175,178 11 Lehmann, Christine 63 12Lehnhof, Dave 165 12 LeHuquet, Barbara 44 12 Leibenguth, Linda 44,182 11 LeMelle, Arthur 169 lOLeMelle, Heather 162,176 11 Lemon, Gary 63 11 Lenzen, Rainer 64 12 Leonard, Greg 44 11 Lewis, Alan 64 10 Lewis, Annette 165 11 Lewis, Dave 64 10 Lewis, Jenny 24,180 11 Lewis, Lynda 64,161,191 11 Limburg, Garth 64,107 11 Lindeman, Darlene 64,162 11 Lindman, Sam 64 10 Lindquist, John 130 11 Lindquist, Kent 64,142,143 10 Linton, Jeannie %,177 12Lisonbee, Alan 44 11 Lisonbee, Kathy 64,183 10 Little, Charleen 83,165 12 Little, Marilyn 44 11 Livingston, Jolynn 64,%,183 lOLivsey, Jim 83 11 Lloyd, Barry 64 12 Lloyd,Elizabeth 44,195 11 Lloyd. John 64 12Lobb, Richard 44,162 lOLofgren, Diane 83,177 lOLofgren, Joyce 83,177,179 11 Loll, Marcia 64 12 Lowder, Annette 44 11 Lowder, Clark 64,137 10 Lowry, Dan 143 10 Lowry, Jim 83 12 Ludlow, Randy 44,144,174 10 Ludlow, Warren 83,94, 135,177,179 10 Ludwig, Lorraine 83 11 Lund, Blair 64 10Lund,Lorin 83 12 Lund, Steve 48 12Lundeberg, Kim 44,175 11 Lundstrom, Kris 64 lOLybbert, Dave 83 12 Lyman, Annette 44 10 Lyman, Russ 83,130 lOLynott, Tom 83 12 Lyon, Pam 44 10 Lyon, Paul 83 12Maack, Liz 44,191 lOMaack, Mike 83 11 Maack, Vickie 64 11 Mabey, James 64,100 10 Mack, Bill 130,181 11 Mackay, Patty 64 lOMackay, Scott 83 11 Madsen, Daryl 103 11 Madsen, Diane 64 11 Madson, Scott 64 11 Magelby, Donald 64 12 Makinen, Lynn 44 12 Mallinckrodt, Eleanor 44 10 Maloney, Charlene 83 12 Maloney, JoAnne 44,102 11 Mangum, Brent 132 12Mangum, Jennie 44,111 10 Mangum, John 83,144 12 Mann, Colleen 44 12 Mann, Jeannie 44 11 Manner, Margaret 64,165 11 Manness, Virginia 64 12 Manz, Susan 44 10 Marcus, Roger 83 12 Marcus, Steve 44 10 Marks, Jennifer 83 11 Marks, Judy 64,191 10 Marshall, Steve 83,130 lOMarti, Kim 83 12 Marti, Mark 44 10 Martin, Ann 83 10 Martin, Kathie 83,177 10 Martin, Lin 83 11 Marwedel, Connie 64,162 11 Marwedel, Karen 64.169 12 Mathis, Susan 44,102,174 11 Mathisen, Allen 64,165 lOMatthes, Patrice 83 lOMatthies, John 83 lOMauerman, Kehley 83 12Mauss, Joanne 44 lOMaxfield, Barbara 83,177 11 Mayer, Greg 64,128 lOMayne, Joanne 83 12Mayne, Richard 44 11 McBride, Marilyn 64,176,178 11 McCarthy, Shaun 64 12McCleary, Kraig 44 11 McCune, Clark 64 12 McCune, Sally 183 10 McDonald, Ann 83 12 McDonald, Leslie 45,174 11 McDonald, Sydney 64 11 McFadden, Debbie 64,176,178 12 McFarland, Scott 45 10 McGee, Gary 83,177 12 McGee, Susan 45,170,175 lOMcGhan, Brian 83 lOMcGraw, Richard 83 lOMcInelly, Mark 83,181 12 Mclnelly,Yvonne 45 lOMcLachlan, Elaine 83,177 12McLachlan, Naomi 45 lOMcPharlin, Becky 177 12 McPharlin, Michael 45 11 McPhie, Susan 64 12 McRae, Alan 45 11 Mead, Tom 64,176,178 10 Meadows, Charlie 83,177 11 Mecham, Becki 64 10 Meier, Jeremy 83,143 12 Meier, Shanna 45 11 Meier, Wade 64,129,142 lOMeis, John 84,143 lOMeis, Nick 84 12Melonas, Gust 45,142,170 12Melonas, Milton 45,142,170 12Menten, Jeff 163 10 Mercer, Michelle 84 11 Merrell, Pam 64 12 Merrill, Paula 45,162,170,186 10 Merrill, Robynne 180 11 Merrill, Tom 64 lOMertin, Nada 84 12Messick, Diane 45 10 Metcalf, Debbie 84,162,177 12 Metcalf, Marsha 29,45 10 Metcalf, Pam 84 10 Michael, Jenny 84 11 Michaelis, Jim 64,144 11 Middlemiss, Robin 64,103 12Migliore, Scott 45 12 Miles, Alan 45,111,174,178 10 Miles, Marsha 84 12 Miles, Richard 45,94,142 11 Miller, Burton 64 11 Miller, Carlyn 65,149 10 Miller, Garland 84 10 Miller, Gary 84,128 10 Miller, Jeff 84 11 Miller, Jennifer 65,176 11 Miller, Kerry 65 12 Miller, Margo 45 11 Millet, Gary 65,132 11 Millet, Venus 65 11 Mitas, Fritz 65 12Mitchener, Anne 45 lOMitchener, Mark 84 11 Moake, Steve 65,176 10 Moffat, Jeff 177 11 Moffatt, Richard 65 11 Moles, Tami 65 lOMollett, Alison 84,165 lOMollett, Jon 84 12 Monk, Milan 45,175 12 Monroe, Emily 45,161 11 Monroe, Jeff 65,129 11 Monsen, Heidi 65 11 Monsen, Lorile 65 12 Monson, Thomas 45,187 10 Montgomery, Carolyn 84,180 11 Moody, Joan 65 10 Moore, Cathy 84,177 11 Moore, Carol 65 10 Moore, David 84,180 11 Moore, David 65,163 12 Moore, Frank 45 11 Moore, Peggy 95,180 12 Moore, Richard 24,25,45,200 11 Morgan, Janis 65 12 Morgan, Marcia 45,174,182,190 12 Morgan, Yvonne 45 11 Mork, Carolyn 65 10 Morris, Guy 84 11 Morris, Shauna 65 11 Morrison, Larry 65,163 12 Mortensen, Day 45 lOMortensen, Ellen 84 lOMosier, Marsha 84 11 Moss, La Velle 65 10 Mower, Tamara 84 11 Moyes, James 65,180 11 Moyle, Mary Ellen 65,103,191 10 Moyle, Susie 84,165 12Mulvay, Jan 27,45 lOMulvay, Scott 84 10 Murdock, Jane 84,162,177,179 10 Murdock, Janeen 84 10 Muse, Coleen 84 11 Myers, Val 65 12 Nageli, Nancy 45 12Nardoni, Pamela 46 11 Naylor, Cally 65 10 Naylor, Debbie 84 12 Neal, Pat 46,161,191,195 11 Nebeker, Jacque 65 10 Neese, Jeff 84 11 Neese, Jeri 65 12 Neese, Jon 46 11 Neff, Barbara 65,162 10 Neff, David 84,177 12 Neff, Larue 46 12 Neff, Rosanne 46,169 11 Neff, Steve 65,128 lONeilson, Christie 84,177 lONeilson, Julie 84,165 11 Nelson, Cheryl 187 10 Nelson, Dave 84 11 Nelson, Debbie 65,176 11 Nelson, Joyce 46,95,171 11 Nelson, Kenton 65 10 Nelson, Kim 84 11 Nelson, Kim 65 12 Nelson, Larry 46,129 12 Nelson, LuAnn 46 10 Nelson, Margie 84,177 10 Nelson, Robyn 84,177 11 Nelson, Sheryl 45 10 Nelson, Steve 84 12 Nelson, Steve 46 10 Nelson, Todd 84 11 Nenow, Carol 65,176 12Neslen, Debbie 46,174,178 11 Neuenschwander, Mark 65 10 Neuman, Joline 84 12 Newman, Becci 46 12 Newman, Diane 46 11 Newman, Leslie 66 lONewren, Brent 84,144 lONichol, Lynda 84 12Niederhauser, Brenda 46,175 10 Neiderhauser, Carol 84,169,162 11 Nielsen, Adele 66 10 Nielsen, Lee 84,179 12 Nielsen, Kathryn 46,175 11 Nielsen, Kris 66 12 Nielsen, Mayling 46 11 Nielsen, Pat 66 12 Nielsen, Pat 46,174 11 Nielsen, Valerie 66,107 12 Nielsen, Ellen 46 10 Nielson, Todd 177,179 11 Nokes, Patricia 176 10 Norden, Anne 84,162,177,179 11 Norman, Paul 66,163 11 Northrup, Brent 66,144 12 Nowell, Nancy 46 10 Nowell, Paula 84 12 Noyes, Stephanie 46 11 Oberhansley, Karen 66,165, 176,189 11 Ockey, Dave 66 12 Ogden, Scott 26,46 120hrn, Karen 46,175 lOOhrn, Laurie 177 11 Okeson, Vicki 66 11 Oldroyd, Kery 66 11 O'Leary, Steve 66,100,152 11 Oliphant, Karen 66,102,189 12 Oliver, Brent 46 10 Oliver, Cinda 84,177,178 12 Oliver, William 46 11 Olsen, Charlie 66,144 10 Olsen, Cory 85 12 Olsen, Jay 46 11 Olsen, Kim 66,143 10 Olsen, Marv 85 12 Olsen, Robert 46 11 Olsen, Ron 66,179,181 10 Olsen, Stephen 29,85,130 12 Olsen, Stephen 46 11 Olson, Liz 176 lOOmer, Bryce 85,144 120mer, Gerald 46,180 120mer, John 46,137 lOOmer, Marci 85 12 O'Neil, Kathy 46 12 0penshaw, Ray 46 11 Orr, Jolene 66,187 10 Osborn, Deborah 85 11 Osborn, Dixie 66 12 Osborne, Becky 46 11 Osborne, Kent 66 10 Osborne, Randy 85 10 Osborne, Sally 85,177 11 Osguthorpe, Jerry 66,165 11 Otteson, Alan 66 11 Otteson, Gina 66,176 lOOttosen, Doug 85,177,179 lOOvard, Martin 85 12 Owens, Nancy 46,%,111,183 12 Pace, Grant 46,101,162 11 Pace, Lee 66 11 Pace, Rand 66 11 Pace, Ray 66 10 Pace, Richard 85 10 Pace, Stanley 85,177 11 Page, Chris 66,129 12 Page, John 46 11 Page, Kathy 66 10 Page, Marcy 85,176 12 Painter, Les 46 11 Palmer, Carolyn 66 11 Pannell, Richard 66,162 10 Papanikolas, Mark 85,94 12 Pappas, Dorothy 47 10 Pappas, Stephen 85 10 Park, Kathy 85 11 Parke, Mary 66,178,182 10 Parker, Jim 85 11 Parkin, Duane 66 10 Parry, Joyce 85,177 11 Parsons, Margo 66 11 Parsons, Pam 66,182 12 Paster, Klaus 47 11 Paswaters, Scott 66,100,143 11 Pattee, Teri 66,165 12 Patten, Joan 47,174 10 Patterson, Betsy 85 12 Patterson, Doug 47,162 12 Pauli, Howard 47 12 Paulsen, Becky 47 10 Paulsen, Cris 85 12 Paulsen, Jan 47 10 Paulsen, Lori 85,177 12 Pavlish, Bryan 129,132 10 Payne, Phil 180 10 Pearce, Kent 85 10 Pearson, Steven 177 11 Peck, Jack 66,132 10 Peck, Shauna 85 12 Peck, Tauna 47 10 Pedersen, Brooke 85,148 lOPelton, Debbie 85,177 11 Peppin, Diana 67,165,181 12 Peppinger, Michael 47,179,181 10 Peppinger, Suzanne 85,177 lOPergler, Harold 85,130,135 11 Perkins, Marsha 67 10 Perkins, Robert 85,169,181 12 Perri, Brooke 47,183 11 Perry, Connie 67 12 Perry, Diana 47,174 lOPerschon, Karl 85,177 11 Petersen, Adrienne 67,165 12 Peterson, Gail 47,175 11 Peterson, Kent 67 12 Peterson, Layne 47 11 Peterson, Steven 67 lOPett, Rob 85 lOPettegrew, Joe 85 12 Pettey, Dennis 47,137 lOPettey, Gayle 85 11 Pettit, Kim 67 12 Petty, Kristine 47,180,182 11 Petty, Ralph 67,%, 148 lOPfister, Rainer 86 11 Philipoom, Glenn 137 10 Phillips, Chris 86,130,143 10 Phillips, Gary 86,177 10 Phillips, Greg 86 11 Phillips, Hal 67,129 12 Phillips, Ross 47 11 Phippen, Paula 67,176 10 Pickens, Scott 86 11 Pieper, Anita 67,177 11 Pierce, Diane 67,187 11 Pierce, Jeannine 67,176 lOPierro, Vickie 86 11 Pierson, Linda 67 11 Piggee, Alzie 67 lOPinder, Jerry 86 12 Pinder, Kim 47,174 lOPinney, Debbie 86 12Pittenger, Chris 47 10 Pizza, Leslei 86 11 Plant, Debbie 67 10 Player, Rodney 86 10 Player, Roger 86,144 11 Player, Su 67 11 Plenk, Tim 67, ,101,152,191 12 Plotnick, Cynthia 47 11 Pollei, Becky 67 10 Poole, Linda 86,105,177 11 Pope, Steve 67,176 10 Popp, Debbie 86,177 10 Porter, Jim 86,177 lOPoulsen, Mary 86 12 Poulsen, Linda 47,102 11 Poulton, Craig 67,137 11 Powell, Dave 67, ,129,144,176 11 Pratt, Ed 176,181 12Preator, Karen 47 11 Preston, Doug 67,176 11 Price, Janet 67,176 10 Price, Steve 86 12 Prince, Trello 47,174 11 Proctor, Jeff 67,163 11 Proctor, Cathy 67,191 10 Pugh, Debbie 86 11 Purol, Marilyn 67,162 12 Purser, Jeff 47 11 Putnam, Barbara 67 11 Putnam, Kent 163 11 Putnam, Leland 67 10 Quinn, Jeff 86,130,177 12Quinn, Rick 47 11 Quinney, Dave 67,101 11 Quist, Anna Lee 67 12Quist, Laurie 47 10 Quist, Scott 86,130 lORahde, Dolores 86 10 Rains, Debbie 86,177 10 Raleigh, Brent 86 12 Ramsey, Don 47,130 10 Randle, Bob 86 12 Rasband, Ron 47,174 10 Rasmussen, Cindy 86,177,179 11 Rasmussen, Karen 182 11 Rasmussen, Kent 67,129 12 Rasmusson, Marilyn 47 lORecksiek, Chris 86,180 12Recksiek, Marian 47 10 Record, Jeff 165 11 Reed, Greg 67,191 10 Reed, Stephen 86,177 10 Reeder, Robyn 86 10 Reese, Joan 87,177 11 Reese, Nancy 67 12 Reeve, Barbara 47,182 12 Regner, Debby 47 10 Reid, Mike 179,181 10 Remington, Stuart 87,181 12 Remy, Karen 48 11 Rendlesbach, Jill 180,182 lORenlund, Anita 87,165 lORenlund, Dale 87,130,143 12Renlund, Gary 48 lORenzetti, Pamela 87 10 Reynolds, Judy 87,177 11 Reynolds, Liz 67,165,183 12 Reynolds, Paul 48,96,106 12 Rhode, Craig 48 11 Rich, Don 67 12 Rich, Kathy 48 11 Rich, Pauline 67 11 Richards, Debbie 67 12 Richards, Karen 48 10 Richardson, Brad 130,135 11 Richardson, Faye 67 12 Richardson, Jeanne 48 12 Riches, Bruce 48,194 12 Riches, Kathryn 48,170 11 Riches, Larry 67 10 Riches, Martin 87,130,143 10 Riches, Tina 87,176 12 Richmond, Mike 48 12Richtel, Pam 48 11 Rickbeii, Suzanne 67 10 Riley, Maryellen 87 11 Rindfleish, Colleen 67 lORipplinger, Lynne 87 12Ripplinger, Rex 48,175,180 11 Riser, Susan 168 12 Ritchie, Cheryl 48 10 River o, Mike 165 10 Roach, Mickey 87 10 Roach, Paul 87 12 Roark, Susie 48 10 Robbins, Jim 87,153 12 Robbins, Judy 48,175 10 Robbins, Mont 87,143 11 Roberts, Deborah 68,183 11 Roberts, Ginger 68 10 Roberts, Lorrie 87 10 Roberts, Robyn 87,177 12 Roberts, Susan 48,169 10 Roberts, Tim 143 10 Robertson, Nancy 87 12 Robinson, Doyle 48 11 Robinson, Randy 68 12 Robison, Collier 48 12 Robison, Debbie 48,165 11 Robison, Susan 68,176 10 Robison, Terri 87 lORoblez, Nancy 87,162,177 10 Rock, Chris 87,177 12 Roe, Charles 48,142 10 Roe, James 87,143 12 Rogers, Alan 48 10 Rogers, Debbie 87,177 10 Rogers, Jolynn 87 10 Rogers, Susan 87,177 11 Rollins, Gary 68 12 Rollins, Mary Sue 48,102,106,111, 161,191 11 Romney, Don 68 10 Roper, Anna 87 11 Roper, Mary 68 11 Rosander, Paul 68,180 12 Rose, Darlene 48,98 11 Rose, Jeanine 68,162,169 11 Rose, Jodel 68,176 11 Rose, Karen 68 10 Rosenblatt, Wendy 87,165,180 lORosenlof, Marilyn 87 12 Ross, Margaret 48 11 Ross, Mike 68 10 Rounds, Michael 87 11 Rothwell, Max 68,179,181 12 Rove, Karl 26,48,96,162,201 10 Roxburgh, Ken 87 10 Royle, Sue 87,165,179 10 Rudy, Debra 87,177 12 Rudy, Robyn 48 12 Rukavina, John 175,180 12 Russell, Delene 48 11 Russell, Linda 68,176,178 10 Russell, Stan 129,135 12 Rutherford, Lannie 48 11 Rutter, Cynthia 161 12 Rutter, Hank 140,194 11 Rytting, Jinx 68,148,161,188 10 Saiz, Debbie 87 12 Salin, Linda 48,162 11 Salo, Rosann 68 10 Salt, Charlene 87.177 10 Sammond, Dianne 87,177 12 Sammond, Joyce 43 11 Sandberg, Sherrill 106,176 11 Sandberg, Stewart 68 12 Sanded, Kurt 48 12 Sanders, Heidi 49 11 Sanford, Rhonda 68,176 11 Sargent, Jeanne 68,183 10 Saunders, Tad 87 12 Schaar, Kathy 49,175 11 Schafer, Celia 68,176 11 Scharman, Terry 68,129 11 Schick, Rob 68,162 11 Schmidt, Kristin 68,176,183 lOSchmit, Peggy 180 12 Schmittroth, Connie 49 11 Schmuck, Frank 68 12 Schoepp, Miles 49,130 10 Schofield, Jack 87,129,135 12 Scholl, Linda 161 11 Schow, Jeri 176 11 Schowengerdt, Steve 68,179,181 12 Schults, Jennie 49 11 Schults, Susanne 68 11 Scott, Bradley 29,68,176 11 Scott, Debra 68 11 Scott, Dee 68,129 12 Scott, Marshall 49 10 Scott, Mark 87,130,171 10 Scott, Michael 87,135,177 12 Scott, Suzanne 49 11 Searle, Kirk 68 10 Seklemian, Leigh 87 12Seklemian, Mark 49 11 Sessions, Leslie 68 10 Sessions, Sheri 87 12 Sevy, Chris 10 Sevy, Clark 130 10 Sewell, Gerald 87,177 12 Shapiro, Doug 49,162 11 Scharich, Gae Lynn 68 10 Sharp, Kae Lynne 87 10 Sharp, Leo 88 11 Shaw, Diane 69 10Shaw, Paul 88 12 Sheffield, Bob 49,174 11 Sheffield, Peggy 69,176,178 11 Shelley, Craig 69 11 Shepard, Paula 69,176 11 Shepherd, Fred 69 10 Sheppard, Chris 88,177 10 Sherren, Kathleen 88,165 11 Shipley, Carole 69,162,169,186 11 Shore, Andrea 69 10 Shultz, Sandra 88,177 11 Siddoway, John 69,162 12 Siddoway, Sally 49,175,178 10 Sidwell, Becky 88,177,181 11 Silotti, Dawn 69 12 Sims, Peggy 49 11 Simmons, Sioux 176,187 10Simpkins, Meredith 88 10 Simpson, Doug 88,181 10 Simpson, Steven 88 10 Skaggs, Claudia 88,177 10 Skaggs, Mark 88 11 Skelton, Terri 69,165 10 Sene, Karen 88 12Skola, Gaylyn 49,115,170,183 11 Slade, Kaye 69,176 10 Slaven, Sheri 88 11 Sloan, Mary 69 12 Smart, Christopher 49 12 Smart, Leonard 49 10 Smart, Randall 88,143,177 12 Smart, Ruth Ann 49, 170,174,178 12Smdeley, Laurel 49 11 Smith, Andy 69,100 11 Smith, Anne 69,176 10 Smith, Becky 88 10 Smith, Brent 88,162, 177,180,181 11 Smith, Carolyn 69,177 12 Smith, Carolyn 49 11 Smith, Dan 69 12 Smith, Deborah 49,183 11 Smith, Duane 69 11 Smith, Gary 69 12 Smith, Gregory 50,194 12 Smith, Jan 50 11 Smith, Jeff 129 10 Smith, Jeffery 88 10 Smith, Larry 88 12 Smith, Martha 50,174,178 10 Smith, Nanette 88,162 11 Smith, Patricia 69 10 Smith, Paul 88,130 10 Smith, Randy 88 12 Smith, Shannon 50,183 11 Smith, Shawna 69,186 12Smiuin, Jim 50 lOSnarr, Jeff 88 12Snellman, Kristi 50 lOSnellman, Leonard 88,165,181 10 Snow, Margaret 88,177 12 Snow, Wayne 50,101 10 Snyder, Shauna 88,177 12Sohm, Dalian 50,180 lOSohm, Dana 88 11 Sommers, Jeff 69 11 Sondrup, Brad 128 12Sonntag, Marti 50,183 12Sonntag, Jeanne 50 12 Sorensen, Becky 50,95 12 Sorensen, John 50,100,174 11 Sorensen, Nedra 176 12 Sorensen, Peter 50,187 12 Sorensen, Ramona 50 12 Sorensen, Richard 50,96,111 11 Sorensen, Scott 69 10 Sorensen, Steve 88,101,177 10 Sorensen, Tom 88 10 Sorenson, Robyn 88,180 10 Sorenson, Shauna 88 12 Southworth, Chris 50 11 Southworth, Kerry 69 11 Spear, Pat 161 10 Speers, Kerry 88,165 11 Speirs, Brent 69 12 Sperry, Stephanie 50,174,178 11 Spiker, Robyn 69,177 lOSpilker, Kevin 88,177 12Spjut, Ronald 50 lOSpjut, Suzanne 88 12 Stahl, Robert 50,174 11 Stanfield, Mike 69 10 Stanley, Steve 88,162 10 Stanton, Chip 88 12 Stanton, Leola 50 lOStapley, Terry 88 12 Stauffer, Roy 50 12Stavros, Edna 50 12Stavros, Mike 50 lOSt. Clair, Kim 88 12 Steadman, Randy 50,100 10 Steffensen, Jodi 88 12 Stephens, Allen 50 10 Stephens, Julie 88,177 11 Stephens, Susan 69 10 Stephenson, Cathy 88 12 Stephenson, Sharon 50,175 10 Stevens, Brenda 88,179 10 Stevens, Bruce 88,177 10 Stevens, Randy 88,130 10 Stevens, Sherri 88 10 Stevenson, Debbie 88 11 Stevenson, Kathy 69 10 Stevenson, Kim 88,130,135 10 Stewart, Tami 88 12 Stockman, Suzanne 50 11 Stoddard, Debbie 69 11 Stoddard, Gary 69 10 Stoddard, Jane 88,177 12 Stoddard, Mark 50 12 Stoker, Marti 50,171,174 12 Stokes, Teresa 50,175,178 12 Stoll, Craig 50 11 Stonestreet, Teresa 69,126 11 Stout,Sandra 69 10 Stover, Brigitte 89 11 Stowers, Judy 69,180 12 Stowers, Scott 51 11 Stratton, Laurine 69 11 Stratton, Roark 69,143 lOStringham, Julie 89,177,179 11 Stringham, Tom 69 10 Strong, Donna 89,177,179 10 Strong, Greg 89 12 Strong, Richard 51 12Strout, Karen 51 11 Strout, Sandra 95 lOStuber, Tom 89 lOStucki, Leslie 89,165 11 Stultz, Richard 69,187 10 Summers, Cheryl 89 12Sundberg, Dan 51,132 lOSundberg, Sue 89 11 Sundberg, Vickie 69,176,178 10 Sutherland, Stephen 89,165 11 Sutton, Shauna 69,177 11 Swan, Heidi 69 12Swaner, Sue 51 12 Sweeney, Gail 51 11 Sweet, Marin 69,165 11 Sweet, Paula 69 11 Swensen, Debbie 69,179 10 Swenson, Barry 89 10 Swenson, Ron 89 12 Swenson, Scott 51 lOTadje, Rob 89 12Tanabe, Paul 51,129,142,170 11 Tanner, Alan 70 12 Tanner, Deborah 51,103,194 12 Tanner, Dianne 51 lOTanner, Mark 165 11 Tawnlay, Debbie 70,177 10 Taylor, Kaye 89,177,179 11 Taylor, Keith 70 12 Taylor, Lynn 100,115,175 11 Taylor, Melanie 70,181 10 Taylor, Monti 89,177 11 Taylor, Shelley 70 11 Tedrow, Craig 70,180 12 Telford, Diana 51,103,106,161, 187,190 11 Terrill, Kathy 70 10 Terry, Debbie 89 12Teuscher, Kevin 51,175 11 Thatcher, Anne 70,183 12 Thelin, Pam 51 10 Tholen, Allyson 89 11 Tholen, Val 70 12 Thomas, Marian 51,165,174 10 Thomas, Matt 89,% 10 Thompson, Brent 89,162 11 Thompson, Debra 70,176 10 Thompson, Guy 89 11 Thompson, Kathleen 70 10 Thompson, Patricia 89 11 Thompson, Ross 70 10 Thompson, Steven 181 11 Thompson, Terry 70,176,178 12 Thompson, Terry 51 10 Thomson, Brent 89 12 Thomson, James 51,194 12 Thomson, Sandra 51 11 Thornton, Gary 70 12 Thorpe, Kathy 51,103,187,190 12Thorup, Jan 51 lOThorup, John 89 11 Throndsen, Debbie 70 lOThrondsen, Pam 89 10Throndsen, Paul 89,135 11 Tidwell, Kenneth 177 11 Tiffany, Michelle 70,165 10 Tillotson, Craig 89,177 10 Timmerman, Bob 89,130,143 10 Tingey, Robert 89,165,177 12Tolman, Mark 51,174 12Tolman, Tom 51,130 10 Toohey, Debbie 89,177 lOTrayner, Corinne 89,177 12Trayner, Mark 51 10 Treadway, Kacy 89,165 12Treseder, Terry 51 10 Trevithick, William 89 10 Trimble, Johnny 89 12 Tripp, Janet 51 10 Trunnell, Karen 90,177 10 Tucker, David 90 12 Tucker, Eldon 51 12Tugaw, Bill 51,126 IITullis, Tom 94,137 11 Turner, Lorraine 70,176 12Turpin, Susan 51,111,183 lOTuttle, Donna 90 12 Tyler, Laurie 51 10 Underwood, Glen 90,181 12 Underwood, Rex 51,140 12 Ure, Barbara 51,103 11 Ure, Keith 70 10 Ure, Stephen 90 11 Urry, Dave 70 12Uzelac, Allyson 51,161 12 Van Beekum, John 51 11 Van Beekum, Richard 70 11 Vance, Selma 70,102,107,161,191 11 VandenAkker, Joel 70,176 10 Vanderhoof, Dan 90,130,135 11 VanderLinden, Bill 70,143 10 Vanderlinden, Sue 90,177,179 12 Vanderlinden, Valene 51 11 Vandura, Edmay 70 10 Van Otten, Sharon 90 11 Vantussenbrook, Glen 70,163,181 12 Von Wagoner, Suzanne 51 11 Van Winkle, Mary 70 10 Veenendaal, Anita 90,177 11 Veenendaal, Karen 70 12 Veenendaal, Kent 128 11 Viehweg, Mark 70 11 Vincent, Darrel 70 10 Vincent, Kent 90 12 Vincent, Lynette 51,115,174,178, 183 11 Vincent, Scott, 70 10 Volz, Susan 90 lOVorhees, Greg 90 11 Voss, Bob 70 11 Wadley, Jim 70,163 11 Wagner, Randi 70,102,188 12 Wagstaff, Kathy % 10 Wakefield, Ellen 90,177 11 Wakefield, James 129,132 12 Waldo, Jim 52,161,189,194,201 10 Waldram, Kevin 90,135 12 Waldram, Pat 52,153 12 Waldron, Cindy 52 10 Waldron, Karen 90,177 12 Waldroup, David 52 12 Walke, Cling 52 12 Walker, Beverly 52 11 Walker, John 70 11 Walker, John 70 10 Walker, Mark 90 11 Walker, Ron 70 10 Walker, Steven 90,181 12 Wallace, Brent 52,128,170,174, 194,195 lOWallace, Dale 90 10 Wallace, Drew 90,130,143,181 12 Wallin, Cathy 52 11 Wallin, Mark 70 12 Walred, Danial 52 10 Walsh, Nancy 90 11 Walton, Dana 70 11 Walton, Dennis 70 10 Warburton, Jody 90 10 Warburton, Robyr i 90,177 10 Ward, Brendalyn 90,177 12 Ward, Duanae 52,170 11 Warded, Linda 70 12 Wardle, Kim 52 12 Wardrup, Wade 52 10 Ware, Calene 90 12 Warenski, Karen 52,175 11 Warner, Scott 70 10 Warnick, Bob 90 12 Warren, Michele 52 11 Warren, Scott 70,94 10 Warren, Susan 90 12 Watkins, Donald 52 10 Watkins, Steve 90 10 Watts, Claudia 90,177 11 Watts, Lara 70 10 Wauneka, Edison 90,144 10 Wayne, Robin 90 11 Webb, Carolyn 70 23 Webb, Margot 52 10 Weber, Jim 90 10 Webster, Chris 90,162 10 Weidner, Walter 91 12 Weir, Deanna 52 10 Weir, Roger 91 10 Wells, LaMar 91,130 11 Welsh, Benton 71,176 lOWest, Gary 91 11 West, Jackie 71,176,178,182 11 West, Marilyn 71,180,181 12 West, Nancy 52 11 Wharton, Georgia 71,126 10Wheat, Bobette 91 12 Wheat, Jo Ann 52 12 Wheat, John 52 10 Wheeler, Alison 91,177,179 12 Wheeler, Michael 53 10 Wheeler, Peggy 91,95 11 Wheeler, Susan 71 10 White, Bryce 91,180 11 White, Jeannette 71,176 11 White, Terry 71,129 10 Whitley, Kris 91,177,179 12 Whitmore, Coralee 53 11 Whitmore, Ken 71 11 Whitney, Larry 71 12 Whittaker, Ginger 53 11 Whitemore, Craig 71,177 12 Widerburg, Brian 53 11 Wieart, Chris 71 10 Wiechert, Carolyn 91 11 Wigren, Connie 71 12 Wilcox, Michael 53,128,170,181 11 Wilde, Carlos 71 11 Wilde, Clayton 71 10 Wilde, Jason 91 10 Wilde, Jeff 91,177,179 12 Wilde, Michael 53 12 Wiley, Deral 53,% 12 Wilferd, Jeanne 53 10 Wilhelm, Doug 91,177 10 Wilhelmsen, Fred 91,177,179 11 Wilhemsen, Jim 71 12 Willemsen, Janet 53 10 Wilkins, Jackie 91 11 Wilkins, Roger 71 11 Wilkinson, Jayne 71,102,183 10 Wilkinson, Kent 91,130 12 Williams, Doug 53 10 Williams, Karen 91 10 Williams, Kent 91,130,180 10 Williams, Monica 91 12Williams, Nanette 53,175 12W illiams, Rosemary 53,163,174 12W illis, Karen 53,175 12Wilson, Bill 53 11 Wilson, Cindy 71 11 Wilson, Jo 71 12 Wilson, Leroy 53 11 Wimmer, Mark 128 11 Winget, Craig 71 12 Wintch, Jim 53 12 Winter, Brent 53,175 10 Winterrose, Jan 91 12 Winward, Gary 53,128, 163,170,194 10 Winward, Linda 91 12 Wirick, Rebecca 27,53,148,161 11 Wirthlin, Marilyn 71 11 Wise, Stuart 71 12 Woffinden, Cal 53,129,132,175 12 Woltkamp, Karen 175 10 Wood, Corinne 91 11 Wood, Denise 71,182 10 Wood, Jackie 91,177 11 Wood, Nancy 71 12 Wood, Shellie 53,170 10 Woodcock, Janice 91,165 10 Woodland, Karen 91,181 Woodruff, Dan 71 12 Woodruff, Keith 53 11 Woodward, Debra 71 11 Woody, Scott 71 11 Woolley, Becky 71 11 Woolley, Brad 71,143 11 Work, Jeff 29,70 10 Workman, Anna 91,177,179 10 Workman, Jill 91 12 Workman, Roger 53,106, 111,161,187,190 12 Workman, Sue 53 12 Worthington, Colleen 53 11 Worthington, Glen 71 10 Wrathall, Robin 91,177 12 Wright, Carolyn 53,161 10 Wright, Diana 91,177 10 Wright, Jeff 91 12 Wright, Stephen 53 11 Wright, Victoria 180 11 Wynn, Scott 71,% 10 Yates, Debra 91,177 10 Young, Craig 91 11 Young, Ron 71 12 Young, Russ 53 12Zahler, Mark 53 lOZahler, Robyn 91 lOZarbock, Mary Jane 91 12 Zarbock, Michael R. 53,129, 142,170 10Zenger,Greg 91 lOZissi, Lou Ann 91 lOZuver, Bruce 177,179 Theme copy, pages two through nine, was reprinted from THE PROPHET by Rahlil Gibran with permission of the pub- lisher, Alfred A. Knopf, INC. Copyright 1923 by Kahlil Gibran; renewal copyright 1951 by Administrators C.T.A. of Kahlil Gibran Estate, and Mary G. Gibran.