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

Text from Pages 1 - 224 of the 1971 volume:

Wonders all around The child awakes In the eyes of a child You must come out and see That your world's spinning round And through life you will be A small part of a hope of a love that exists With the eyes of a child you will see. Earth falls faraway New life awaits . . . )u uqu, lOa rvic ”Su , 4 ou are a uer person UjWc ' 3 z vne taller dcu hour a jreal ? (? Kumor uer perso ali4 l O-UG C iOafc? Hw-C ouiw.c AJ Cl n U0U, I L)0 .U.i-.f ou. a d u c� uv ■fa §e sl- a( iud 7 - Life, iUiA CL Here is your dream And now how does it feel No words will go with you, and now what is real? d Vs iy mf 18 A- r. V s 6P” 0T A A A . ..cA'Vp' uJ IJXA £; XU styU A.) Principal Dr. John A. Larsen Exhibiting diplomacy and authority, Mr. Larsen proficiently served his fourth year as principal of Olympus. Not content with mediocrity, his attitudes were reflected in a progressive program at Olympus. Wheth- er supporting a modification of the Honors Program or initiating a tutorial assistance plan for potential National Merit Scholars, he concerned himself with assisting the student. Often seen at school games and pep assemblies in his identifiable green jacket. Mr. Larsen exemplifies the epitome of school spirit. Olympus, its faculty, ad- ministration and student body collec- tively and individually, enjoyed the ded- ication and full attention given by this scholastic and administrative leader. Frank Heywood, Vice-Principal Mr. Heywood. the authoritarian spirit of Olympus, carried out his responsibilities well and with efficiency. Whether checking on sluffers or parking violaters. or consol- ing parents and teachers. Mr. Heywood showed his concern for the students. He came to Olympus as a counselor in 1957 and insists that he’s been here a thousand years. Affectionately known as ‘Red Dog. Mr. Heywood displayed wit and versatility and could be friend or foe as the need arose. Loren Burton, Vice-Principal Combining talent, effort and new ideas. Mr. Burton had much to do with a success- ful year at Olympus. Endowed with a sense of humor and a genuine interest in people, he has assisted Mr. Larsen for three years, overseeing school programs and activities. He has been particularly involved with the Honors Program and an eighth period mini course. Well-liked and an asset to the school. Mr. Burton earned the respect of both the administration and the student body. a 15 Gwen Anderson Wayne Goates Counselors Colleen Dallin Changing schedules, pleasing whimsical and irate students and unknotting baffled parents produced a new challenge for six persevering counselors. Each dedicated to helping undecided individuals, to under- standing and advising, to encouraging the discouraged, to guiding students to see themselves and others more objectively. Another of their infinite tasks was to help enforce the new dress code that was intro- duced to Olympus students this year. Yet another task was to orient new students, seniors and sophomores alike, to the changes in Oly’s counseling procedures. Their devoted time and influence has made them a vital part of high school experience. Rita Staley Richara narper SUPERINTENDENTS Dr. Elmer J.Hartvigsen Superintendent Dr. Orvil England Deputy Superintendent Dr. William E.Hutchinson Deputy Superintendent Dr. Ted J.Peterson Deputy Superintendent Dr. Charles Lloyd Deputy Superintendent BOARD OF Mr. Brant Badger Treasurer Dr. Reed Call Assistant Superintendent EDUCATION Mr. Wayne O.Ursenbach Mr Richard Winder A meeting of highly interested educators concerned with the teaching programs and technique in the Granite District. Repre- sentatives from each school work together to produce a concrete policy that will satisfy both teacher and student. They look ahead to further advancement and new concepts in teaching while striving to maintain an atmosphere conducive to learning. These behind-the-scenes workers who give energet- ically to Utah’s most demanding district deserve our appreciation and recognition. Mr. William B Martin Mr Keith Brown Mr. Allen Brown Carol Spackman ENGLISH LANGUAGES Wilford Bruderer Gayle Davies Judy Davis Linda Moreau Betty Morris Mary Neiman Being surrounded by such faces as Huckle- berry Finn, Hamlet, and even Caesar, the Oly student body plunged into a new Eng- lish department. The introduction of se- mester classes gave the student a fresh ap- proach to English studies. At the same time, just down the stairs, in fact, another approach took place. This time with foreign languages. Spanish. French. Latin, and Ger- man students spent the year not only learn- ing and memorizing the language but also gaining a greater appreciation of the coun- try they studied. Barbara Springer Deone Sutherland Virginia Thaxton Delmar Barth George Barton Vernon Blackman Roger Carrier Verl Cox Ken Farrell Eldon Hurst Diane Jensen Robert Johnson Robert Liddiard James Lowther Charles Miller MATH SCIENCE From the sum of a limit to ionic bonding (and everything in between) was explored by math and science enthusiasts this year. Amid se- mester classes and lab-days, teachers and students explored the depths of their par- ticular question, whether it be the ingre- dients to electric Kool-Aid or an ulterior mo- tive to Calvin Butterball’s lovelife. Neverthe- less. the departments did produce future scientists, technicians and the like, and prov- ed to be an outstanding department at Olym- pus. Kenneth Minson Lois Anderson George Barfus Donald Black Susan Chadwick Gerald Christensen Richard Crocker Donald Dixon Pat Farrell Betty Hayward Nancy Mathews Mary Moss Ruth Stevens Shirley Tanner Eldon Tolman SOCIAL STUDIES AND BUSINESS “The next noise you hear will be that of two- million typewriters all trying to take short- hand.” Despite these and various setbacks that occur when you put the carbon in back- wards. the business department survived another year in style. A much needed resource center and a new western history class highlighted this year’s 20 social studies’ department. The exposure to constant classwork was remedied by various field trips, movies, and independent projects which marked the department as exciting, innovating and refreshing. Don Allen Jacqueline Butler Lorin Folland Eloise Barratt FINE APPLIED ARTS It would seem that Watercolor I and Drama have little in common; not so, however, for each has its vision of art and tells its story precisely. The departments in the category of Fine and Applied Arts, from Dance to Woodwork j fcrOcted their students in the develoi n3«ftt''of their inherent talents and gained just recognition. Paul Harris Maury Newman William Nordfelt Arden Peterson Harold Rendlesbach Theral Richardson r ■ P.E., DRIVER’S ED. R.O.T.C. Devon Anderson Valena Berntson Allen Fjeld George Gourley LaMar Kelly -P.E. class, or learn how to imitate physical exhaustion in one small semester. Running laps, playing football, running laps, play- ing soccer, running laps. Then it got cold and you thought you had it made, only to find out you had to run around the gym. -Driver’s Education got their supply of slight- ly scared sophomores and over-anxious juniors again this year. But each was given a chance to show why he needed the class while practicing on the range, in the simu- lator. and on the road. Stop! -The Air Force R.O.T.C. made their appear- ance at Olympus this year. Within a month, the student body got used to the idea of seeing uniforms every Wednesday, and the few shallow complaints quickly vanished as ROTC began its initial year. Fredrick Esch James Fisher Joan Kingston Edson Packer Marjorie Smith Nona Larsen William Monroe Jean Porter Marilyn Peterson Stuart Manookin Glen Motzkus SPECIAL ED, AV, LIBRARY The departments of special education, audio-visual, and library all helped in serv- ing important needs of the students and faculty. The library was always full, either with people looking for material or taking advantage of the only quiet place in the school. The A.V. center found little relief from the constant schedule of handling films, printing handouts and making morn- ing announcements. The teachers of spe- cial education helped those students who needed help. 23 NEW ACADEMICS The relaxed learning situation wasn’t the only innovation in Olympus’ halls. Many new classes and curriculum changes en- hanced the models of teaching and learning. Semester history and English classes were introduced, making it possible for the stu- dent to be a little more selective in what he wished to study. New resource centers aid- ed the students in individual study projects and provided a quiet place to study when the library was full. R.O.T.C. was reintroduced after an absence of six years. These adop- tions. along with an already outstanding academic program, produced a year of in- novation at Olympus. 24 Lee Goalen Treasurer Elaine Moss Secretary Dorthy Putnam Registrar SECRETARIES Marilyn Smith Secretary Harriet Snarr Secretary La RaeZimpfer Secretary CAFETERIA FRONT ROW-Left to right: Bonnie Landvatter, Lucy Widerburg, Elna Howard, Edie Prodnuk, Ginny Tea. SECOND ROW-luy White, Marie Beck man, Dorothy Ulrich, Ruth Brewer, Peggy Hendricks, Jams a Brown, Annie Kitchen. CUSTODIANS Lee Carbine Custodian Clifton Davis Ferry Ostler Thelma Rosenkrantz Custodian Head Custodian Matron I STUDENT STUDENT GOVERNMENT NEW CONSTITUTION 1970-71 marked a year of experimentation as a new constitution and an up-dated dress code were introduced to Olympus. The pres- entation of a totally revised constitution provided the student body with extended freedoms in the areas of petition and refer- endum initiation. It also provided a student bill of rights and loosened restrictions on publications. The constitution also initiated the revival of the Honor Council which heard student and teacher grievances and awarded honors for special faculty and student a- chievements. The elimination of class vice- presidents and secretaries made room for new class coordinators under the control of the class president, and together they worked more efficiently to create memor- able class activities. The semi-free dress standards also marked the year of change at Olympus. Introduced on a one year, trial basis, the new code hoped to show that high school students could react maturely to an atmosphere of relaxed learning. In all. the innovations this year made an impact on Olympus that will leave her much improved. i The ardent promoter of school spirit energetic student leader quiet disposition marked with efficiency and directness . perfectionist, competitive in a straight forward manner a gust of something new. He impressed many, a few he puzzled demanding and exacting with insight and depth identifies with people and sit- uations honest to the point of being blunt varsity cross country, swimming, track member respected and appreciated by Olympus. 31 Steve Olsen Vice-President Totally likeable natural leader without trying genuine and carefree . mixed up morning announcements, varsity football, basketball member comical yet respon- sible ..a vibrant, impulsive right hand man. this was our vice-president. STUDENT BODY Kenneth Minson Advisor Smart dresser witty in a pleasantly sar- castic manner forceful yet efficient vital interest in people and a knowledge of student activities Mr. Minson. belief in tradition as well as progress, respected. Matt Thomas Senate President Brilliant organizer achieved results. . . changed new ideas into working policies worked for the improvement of our new constitution conducted his position with humor and ability. Matt Thomas, the serious executive. OFFICERS Nancy Beck Treasurer Exploring the duties of a new office with- out any predecessors to rely on respon- sibilities carried out with zest enthusi- astic efficient and careful in her position. Nancy, a bundle full of purchase orders and smiles. Peggy Erickson Secretary Spending her time and efforts on student body relations or offering a starving year- book editor some animal crackers achiev- ing the link between administration and students . “Peg”-exactly what was needed for a year like this. . Linda Poole Historian Confronted with exacting responsibilities a “whirl pool ’ of ideas efficient determined and dedicated ..a “hello” for everyone. . . Homecoming royalty good worker, an important part in the school’s proper function. Julie Bradshaw Secretary Mrs. Pat Farrell Advisor John Adams Sophomore Kent Anderson Senior Jeff Edwards Senior Steven Epperson Junior Dave Heath Senior Geoffrey Mangum Junior Jill Moody Sophomore SENATE 34 Your Hot Tuna, or else! 35 Olympus High's Senate was undoubtedly one of the most organized and enterprising groups in the school. They performed duties by reporting to each fifth period class at two week intervals to inform each student and teacher of events and activities, and to encourage greater participation in the gov- ernmental affairs of the school. When not busy with classes, this body tackled problems within the school and tried to correct them. They successfully passed an amendment to the consitiution deleting the grade-point average needed to become a class coordi- nator. They also sponsored forums intended to inform students on today's events. The Senate also worked on a teacher evaluation program and possible curriculum changes. nm «R3 ORGANIZATIONS . ..... -j iZ r y£r- si? st ss-c 4iC y ?£. CONTENTS: Committees Publications Service Groups Performing Arts Clubs 37 41 49 65 76 COMMITTEES selected students and faculty handlingand planningthe extra-curricular affairs of the school HONOR COUNCIL Impeachment, referrals, meetings Tuesday and Thursday 2nd period, dress codes, cafe- teria clean-up. These and many more items where the concern of this year’s newly formed Honor Council. Each took his responsibility to the Olympus student body seriously. Head- ed by President Matt Limburg, with Sharon Sorensen as secretary, the Honor Council exercised the rights of judicial review, but not as an executive body. With Mrs. Porter as advisor the Honor Council gained the respect of teachers and students alike. FIRST ROW-Left to right: Mrs. Porter, Advisor, Dalton Wright, Charlene Lefavor, Sharon Sorensen. SECOND ROW-Joe Watkins, Scott Johnson, Steve terry, Matt Limburg. THIRD ROW-Steve Sutherland, Mark Livingston. ELECTION COMMITTEE In charge of the complicated procedure of planning and running the school elections, the Election Committee carried out a very difficult task. With the direction of Leonard Snellman, chairman, and Mrs. Georgia Hay- den. advisor, the committee encouraged candidates, organized assemblies, regulated votes, and counted ballots. Certainly an important part in student representation and involvement at Olympus. FIRST ROW-Left to Right: Kathy Ferguson, Mary Ann Me- ier, SECOND ROW-Wendy Rosenblatt. THIRD ROW- Brooke Pedersen, Chairman; Leonard Snellman, Lanny England, Tom Hess, Richard Boil. FOLJRTH ROW- Jim Denver, Art Jensen, Kerry Jensen, Anne Norden. PUBLICITY COMMITTEE Creatively catching the attention of students and teachers alike in publicizing each event of the year. Ranging from zany announce- ments over the P.A. for homecoming to pro- moting an interest in the school play. “The Boyfriend. Involved through Christmas Week in publicizing varied activities such as Santa's visit and the elegant Christmas Dance. The Publicity Committee worked effectively to inform students of all up com- ing activities at Olympus. LEFT TO RIGHT-N. Fisher, I. Broadbcnt, A. Wheeler, M. Omer, T. Broad bent. ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE Assembly Committee-working to organize assemblies from Hello Day to Senior Fare- well. it’s purpose-to review and endorse every assembly that is presented. Endeavor- ing to make every assembly a worthwhile experience, something that will entertain and lend varity to a student’s scheduled day. Striving, also, to present meaningful and thought-provoking ideas to students. The Assembly Committee is often overlooked, yet it is an important and functioning or- ganization. FIRST ROW-Left to Right: L. Broadbeck, D. Wooley. SEC- OND ROW-G. Garrick. K. Fisher, K. Brown THIRD ROW- Advisor; Mrs. S. Chadwick, M. Shurtleff, K. Silver. GO cr LU CO FIRST ROW-Left to Right: B. Timmerman, J. Lindquist, B. Ferguson. SECOND ROW- S. Evans, H. Pergler, T. Jacobson, K. Williams-Vice- President, S. Olsen, J. Schofield-President, D. Wilhelm, M. Hulet, J. Trimble. THIRD ROW- J. Kofoed, M. Limburg, J. Wilde, D. Wal- Future bouncers of America, this fine group of Olympus ‘‘heavies’’ were more than willing to contribute their services to those in need at school activities. A combination of pa- tience. quick thinking, and a keen sense of lace, C. Williams, L. Dew. FOURTH ROW- B Butcher, B. Mack, R Bodily, C. Daniels, M. Olsen, M. Coon, S. Mackay, K. Waldram. MISSING- T. Richardson, Sponsor direction were needed and provided for. These students of the “might-makes-right” school of thought were led through the year by Jack Schofield, and Mr. T. Richardson, sponsor. COORDINATING COUNCIL FRONT ROW-Left to Right: Mrs. E. Barrett, Mrs. J. Berntson, Mrs. G. Anderson, Mrs. B. Springer, Mrs. S. Chadwick SECOND ROW- Mr. F. Heywood, D. Wooley, L. Poole, Mr. C. Smith, Mr. K. Minson, D. Heath, M. Hulet, D. Copenhaver, J. Mangum. Organized to establish and review school activities, the Activity Coordinating Council presented a productive form of arrange- ment and activity realization. Exercising careful judgment, the committee took uni- form and prompt action. With Mr. Ken Min- son. chairman, and a foray of student re- presentatives. both the faculty and students could voice their opinions concerning the activity calendar. PUBLICATIONS providing the school with the printed word and an expression of art, whether it be the beginning or the end 41 BOTTOM-Left to Right: Roger Marcus, Ian Jensen, Nancy Roblez, Lari Lybbert, Debbie Popp. TOP- Mike Archer, Tom Green, Brian Arnesen, John Anderson, Lindsey Dew, Stuart Remington. MISSING- left Miller, Jeff Mackay, Tom Hess, Con Pssaras, Steve Epperson. THUNDERBOLT Diane Lofgren Jean Johnson Carole Von Schmidt Editor-in-Chief Associate Editor Advisor Thunderbolt 70-71 presented a fresh ap- proach to criticism, humor, and editorials. Heralding Oly’s magnificent triumphs and consoling her defeats through concise re- porting. T-Bolt provided an effective outlet for student complaints and opinions. Making deadlines and missing a deadline. Accept- ing the challenge of representing the student body in publication and often being frus- trated in the attempt to meet that challenge. This year’s Thunderbolt reflected the honest personality of Olympus life. Each member accepting his responsibility and doing his job in a creative and effective way. Diane Lofgren and Jean Johnson combined forces and from this emerged a unique and accur- ate record of all facets of Olympus' student life. 43 O Q CO CO Ld - Jeanette Crawford Associate Editor Linda Moreau Advisor Craig Bowthorpe Head Photographer Stuart Manookin Photography Advisor Jim Comas Editor Steve Kiholm Literary Editor Gary Felt Photography Editor Julie Easton Robyn Warburton Art Editor Business Manager Oh, say can you see . no. we don’t have a window. Isn’t that the thing over there? It could be. but the deadline’s tomorrow. That’s funny. I thought I died yesterday. Yes. it is quite possible, it’s a miracle; how- ever. it’s still the yearbook. Write that down Shauna. it’ll be a real great opening line. Isn’t Gaby here today? You’ll just have to finish the layouts, Pam. Yes. I know. Craig wanted to talk to Annette; have you seen her? She’s sorting out the ’’objectionables.’’ Janie wasn't to sure what she was supposed to do. either. You’re really wierd. Yes. I know, thank you. This isn’t the home of the brave, is it? FIRST ROW-Left to Right: Craig Bowthorpe, Gaby Daltry, Robyn Warburton, Becky Smith, Terry Jones, Trish Anderson, William Hall, Jim Comas, Scott Davis, Jim Poulson, Paula Foster, Annette Lewis, Susie Moyle, Julie Easton, Shauna Bernard. SECOND ROW-LouAnn Zissi, Ann McDonald, Steve Kiholm, Jim Bentley, Tammy Mower, Scott Olsen, Ken Hansen, Janie Carlston, Linda Moreau-Advisor, Judy Chytraus, Diane Beck, Tina Webster, Jeanette Craw- ford. Gary Felt is taking the picture. 45 PEGASUS What? Will you get off that bookshelf? Would you like to join the circle? Only if you promise to bring your collection of Kilgore Trout novels. Well? That is not too funny but it is kind of amusing. Who wrote that on the board? Should we ask the yearbook staff if they can put that on our page? Mrs. Deone Sutherland Advisor So it goes. A group of who-knows-what that steadily transformed into the literary al- liance known as Pegasus, and a few other things. But Mrs. Sutherland managed to select the people needed to produce the school's literary and art magazine. So it goes. So it goes. So it goes. So it 46 47 BOTTOM ROW-Left to Right: Stuart Remington, Ellen Mortensen, Ellen Wakefield, Tomb Jensen. SECOND ROW-Boggsy Eliason, Kathy Handy, Diane Brown, Gayle Buchanan. THIRD ROW-Michael Rounds, Ed Damone and Sally Pedersen, Julia Bogarte, Louise Dyer, Kathi Ball, Sue Bryner, Sue Skelton. FOURTH ROW- Kid Jensen, Brent Ford. FIFTH ROW-Dana Sohm, Steve Marshall. BENEATH THE MONUMENT-Jim Comas• Goo-goo-goo-joob. FRONT ROW-Left to Right: Debbie Terry, Terri Robison. SECOND ROW-Sue Bryner, Dorine Currey, Mr. R. Crocker, Advisor; Susan Sandberg. Tl BOOK Collecting addresses, numbers, endless names, dates, cheers, floor plans and time schedules set the busy Ti-Book staff to work early in the summer. Co-editor Terri Robison found herself forgetting what comes after 4 and looking up the spelling of “Brown.” This helped to inspire their advisor. Mr. Crocker, to write 'How to Drive a Directory Advisor Crazy.” Despite frustrations, for- gotten deadlines, and correction buildups they produced a very unique directory for the student body. Mr. R. Crocker Terri Robison Advisor Editor SERVICE GROUPS many long hours spent in pro- moting student spirit and in serv- ing both the school and the com- munity. ... 49 Donne Curry Randy Stevens Dave Neff Head Cheerleader Eric Bird Bobette Wheat Boosting the ego and spirit of an entire student body and transforming silence into thundering applause and enthusiastic yelling. Dave and his vivacious seven raised the roof and the student body with their spirit sticks. These stalwarts held through many breathtaking victories and helped to counteract disappointing defeats making “Olym- pus we’re ever yours mean something to every- one. Marsha Miles Julie Kirkham CHEERLEADERS JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS A few avid fans in a nearly empty gym, rows of vacant bleachers, and the echo of their own voices. This is what six J.V. Cheerleaders encountered at every Junior Varsity game. Four girls and two boys displayed optimism and enthusiasm in learning traditional cheers and presenting new ones. Dedicated, they conveyed an enthusiastic school spirit to all spectators. The J.V. Cheerleaders helped tremendously in encouraging success in to- morrow’s teams. LEFT UP: Chris Wallin, Bonnie Butcher, Kevin Parker, Head. RIGHT UP: Tina Misaka, Mr. Clyde C. Smith, Spon- sor, Margaret Prince, Clenn Tillotsen, Head. 52 — PEP CLUB — Learning dance steps at 6:30 A M., “joyfully” watching sunrise on the football field, screaming yourself hoarse, then screaming some more, going broke because you bought your member of the team a steak instead of making a cupcake, dropping both pom- poms in the middle of the Skyline march, selling candy till you hope you never have to see another chocolate mint in your life, forgetting today was your secret sister’s birthday. This year’s pep club put up with all this and more to make up one of the best conglomeration of sizes, colors (green being most common) that Olympus has had. Oly's pep club boosted the morale and spirit of team and student body. Standing together to serve the traditions of Olympus and help the students unite as one. Candy Cartwright President Debbie Condie Vice-President Jane Broadbent Karen Turner Secretary Assistant Secretary Carloyn Thatcher Historian Connie Silver Treasurer Jen Jolley Publicity Manager Shauna Sorenson Cheerleader Correspondent Sherry Slaven Drill Mistress Suzy Duncan Assistant Drill Mistress Charlene LeFavor Mrs. Valena Head Pom Berntson Pom Girl Advisor Mrs. Marjorie Smith Advisor Ken Beck DougBinks Drummer Drummer Mark Cottrell Drummer David Callister Drummer Jeff Koch Drummer Tracy Maxfieid Drummer Brooke Thomas Drummer Steve Webb Drummer Janeen Arnold Annette Birkland Kathy Black JoAnn Brighton Leslie Brimhall Tetri Broad bent Diane Brown Sue Burt Marion Cahoon Alene Clark Michelle Cropper Debby Denning Yvonne Dodenbier Kathy Edge Jackie Ericson lleneFeulner Marilee Flint Chris Hall Kathi Halliday Karen Hammond Jill Haskell Karen Hauert Jan Higham JoAnn Hobbs Karrie Holmgren Debbie Hoopes Shauna Isaacsoi Cherie Jensen Sandra Jenson Kathy Johnson Laurie Johnson Laurie Jones Pep Club 1971 Heidi Lamb Becky Karren Mona Layton Kathy McFarland Janeen Murdock Carol Neiderhause Chris Neilson Debbie Newman Becky Norman Karen Osguthorpe Diane Overy Connie Page Joyce Parry Tari Patterson Buffy Paulsen Lori Paulsen Shelley Pedersen Suzanne Peppinger Marcy Poulton Ruth Pratt Robin Reeder Colleen Rich Wendy Rosenblatt Marilyn Rosenlof SueRoyle Debbie Russell Leigh Seklemian Becky Sidwell Chris Sid well Judene Shelly Shirley Stroh field Jeanette Taylor Allyson Tholen Sheri Thorpe Sue Tidwell Becky Tolman Carol Tonneson Cathy Vandergrift GayVIandy Brendalyn Ward Sue Warren Sue Worthington Barbara Young lamie Blacktin, Treasurer Mr. R. Liddiard, Advisor Mr. E. Hurst, Advisor KEY CLUB Richard Boyle EdBrunisholz Wes Campbell Many people claimed that the Key Club stud- ied the workings of locks and keys. Not so. however, for this service organization spent the year organizing activities for both the student body and the community. A road rally at the beginning of the year turned loose a multitude of anxious drivers ready to try anything to win. During hunting sea- son. the club, under the direction of Pres- ident John Thorup and Sponsors Mr. R. Lid- diard and Mrs. E. Hurst, challenged Titan hunters with the Buck Buck Contest. Cash prizes were awarded for the biggest set of antlers. At Christmas the club sponsored the Sub-for-Santa breakfast, a tradition of the Key Club to aid needy families at Christ- mas. AEROSPACE EDUCATION-AIRFORCE R.O.T.C. Protecting Olympus against enemy forces, this first year organization produced changes in life at the school. Colonel Fisher and Fredrick Esch have been responsible for organizing the corps and hope to instate the group as a respected and integral part of Olympus. The Reserve Officer Training Corps gave noticeable service in providing flag ceremonies at assemblies and athletic contests. Corps members studied military procedure and practiced drills but other classes. Thursdays took on a military air with the uniformed officers to be and bril- liant military strategists devouring their K-rations at noon. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: M. Bcrtola, SECOND ROW: C. Hohman, B Leach, D. Feulner, R. Kunkel, R. Pino, K. Bird, H. Gabbert. THIRD ROW: D. Nelson, W. Miller, R. Feurer, B.Marcum, D. Tanner, J. Holt. FOURTH ROW: E. Gunderson, L. Johnson, C. Burton, L. Stutzpiem, K. Jones, C. Chiba O d; TO CJ cr H- cn O FIRST ROW, Left to Right: C. Hohman, L. Stutzreim, C. Burton, K Roxburgh, M. Bertola, H. Gabbert. SECOND ROW B. Leach, D. Nelson, D. Feulner, W. Miller, R. Pino FIRST ROW, Left to Right: K. Roxburgh, W. Hall, D. Tanner, K. Jones, R. Lewis, K. Bird, C. Burton, SECOND ROW: L. Johns, D. Pratt, R. Pino, J. Stavros,J. Getz, L. Openshaw. 3RD ROW: J. Pap, R. Hadley, R. Getz, D. Nelson, L. Johnson, D. Feulner, B. Smith, E MacLachlan FIRST ROW, Left to Right: L. Stutzereim, D. Sexton, M. Gardner, L. Pearson, P. Lambert, H Gabberl, SECOND ROW: R. Feurer, R Kunkel, C. Brown, R. Olsen, J. Job, J. Gunnell, J. Holt, THIRD ROW: B. Leach, R. Davie, M. Wagner, E. Gunderson, C. Chiba FIRST ROW, Left to Right: M. Bertola, G. Shoop, R. Pino, L. Mitchell, B Marcum, P. Schwanebeck, C. Holman. SECOND ROW: B Leach, M. Wooley, W. Miller, D. Feulner, K. Rose, R. Olsen HI-TIS Hi Ti’s—clad in gray unis on game days—dis- pensing report cards each term—giving GPA’s and senior class rankings. This group of vivacious young ladies, all maintaining at least a 3.3 GPA. proved a vital service to Oly and the community. Hi Ti’s could be found almost anywhere—ushering at the U of U’s “Man of La Mancha” or “Cactus Flower”, selling in a sale booth at the Mall, pumpkin caroling at Halloween. Christmas found them enthusiastically subbing for Santa and Valentine’s Day found them de- livering singing valentines. Hi Ti’s created a way to become acquainted with other Hi Ti’s and the club in B.A.F. (be a friend) week. All Hi Ti's deserve our united thanks for their diligent service in the school. ( Caylene Garrick President Kathy Gerber Wanda Gibson Vice-President Second Vice-Pres. lanie Carlston Betty Hayward Faun Westenskow Social Chairman Sponsor Sponsor 60 Jody Anderson Sharon Aposhian Allyn Ash Karen Barnet! Vickie Beyefer J Dee Birkeland Cindy Brewster Gayle Buchanan Michelle Cornwall Jeanette Crawford Tanya Cummings Pam Cutler 61 Patricia Hummel Ian Jensen Janet Jensen Jean Johnson Lynda Kidston Chris Larsen Diane Lofgren Charlene Maloney Ann Monson Susan Nelson Marie-Pierre Pret Anita Renlund Dianne Sammond Kae Sharp Debbie Popp Paula Siciliano Marian Shurtleff Diane Thomas Denise Bale President Mary lane Zarbock Karen Hammond Barbara Gray Senior Rep. lunior Rep. Soph. Rep. GIRLS’ ASSOCIATION Would you believe “You Ought to Be in the Movies?” Oly’s mommies, aunties, and kid- dies could hardly believe they could make themselves look so glamorous or that their counselors could be so corny. “Knights in White Satin” created an atmosphere of medi- eval romance and splendor as Olympus la- dies chose their knights for the G.A. girls’ choice dance. And what do you get when you combine 3 sophomores, 3 juniors, three seniors and 4 fantastic officers? A delight- ful change in Oga! The new OGA Council sought to communicate with girls and of- ficers through unique publicity which added a new freshness to walls, windows and ceil- ings. Denise and her loyal band led Olympus women in their eternal battle to outwit Oly’s males. OGA Council. FRONT: Julie Driggs, Cindy Williams, Claudia Skaggs, Becky Wheeler. BACK ROW: Janette Patterson, Julie McMullen, Kim Holmgren, Susie Paulsen, Kaye Taylor MEN’S ASSOCIATION Faced with the problem of uniting the hun- dreds of men at Olympus, the officers of M.A., headed’by President Mark Papanikolas. expanded their program to include the diversified interests of its members. Among the male oriented activities sponsored by the association was a well received Halloween shoe, intra-mural and donkey basketball games and the annual beard growing con- test. which helped to relieve the duldrums of the average school day. Olympus men re- lented to the persuasive female pressure and included them in a noisy M.A. activity— the Western Dance. Mr. Sanky Dixon, spon- sor. helped in the successful year’s activi- ties. Mark Papanikolas President Kim Stevenson Jadon Smith Richard Tingey Senior Rep. Junior Rep. Sophomore Rep. M.A. brings Donkey Basketball to Oly. PERFORMING ARTS CONCERT CHOIR Performances at the Hotel Utah, the Taber- nacle, the Salt Palace, and KSL-TV high- lighted 1970-71 for this year’s Concert Choir. This spirited group was noted for their pro- duction of spontaneous musical variety shows—inspiration often settled upon them in places as strange as elevators and buses. Christmas was a challenge for the choir as they “rose to astronomical heights to meet their heavy schedule of engagements. Nei- ther snow, nor rain, nor sleet, nor heat slowed down this exuberant group as they represented Oly well in festivals, region meets and other competition. Directed by Mr. A. Peterson, this outstanding group learned harmony and discipline and took pride in their music. 66 Left to Right: FIRST ROW-I.Stringham, L.Brimhall, J.Chapman, A. Wheeler, M. Zarbock, A.Hogensen, M.Miles, T.Jacobs, J.Wilde, K.Petty, C.Law, J.Badley, B.Hollis, J.Murdock, R.Nelson, S.Sorenson, S.Peppinger, C.Gunn, S.Barnard. SECOND ROW-1.Collard, D.Felsted, D. Condic. B.Burnett, F.Fryer, S.Royle, LJones, M.Fagergren, S.Ovard, T.Loveridge, B.Ensign, S.Urry, B.Larsen, J. Caldwell, C.Tillotson, C.Nielsen. J Murdock, R.Fox, J.Stevens, C.Rasmussen. THIRD ROW-W.Holdsworth, f.Volker, C.Oliver, N.lba, K Woodland. I.Has- keil, L.Gunderson, W. Ludlow, G.McGee, I.Quinn, D.Herrscher, M.Peterson, K. Evans, D. Hales, R.Mangelson, M.Fors, R.Rakavina, C.Shephard, J.Linton. J. Eliason, B. Sid well, P. Foster, D.Denning. FOURTH ROW-L.jensen, C.Whitley, L. Carter, M.Nelson, D.Hintze, K.Taylor, M.Limburg, S.Hansen, F.Wilhelmson, L.Dew, G.Felt, F.Law, G.Daniels, M.Carpenter, I.Peck, A.Allred, R.Rosander, S.Evans, K.Clayton, W.Gibson, P.Erickson, D.Lofgren, M.Cropper. Missing- P.Bagley, T.Glazier. R.Smart. 67 JUNIOR CHOIR Left to Right: FIRST ROW-C.Thatcher, ).Jensen, K.Warburton, J.Hanson, C.Van Resnsburg, B.Wright, C.Tonnesen, A.Arata, M.Leeman, M.Skola, K.Turner, D.Woolley. SECOND ROW-C.Silver, C.Stoker, B.Young, C.Hall, K. Petty, R.Adams, S.Cordery, J.Caldwell, E.Owens, B. Perry, B.Barton, K. Rockwood, P.Siciliano. THIRD ROW-J.Cloughley, N.Dansie, D.Bowthorpe, L. McDonald, W.Jolley, D.Spencer, S.Urry, L.Jolley, C.Beck, B.Dalton, K. Hauert, A.Birkeland, K.Haliday, N.Fagley. FOURTH ROW-K.Coleman, J. Patterson, S.Kasteler, R.Moss, T.Loveridge, D.Hales, A.Allred, R.Mangelson, L.Avis. K.Horrocks, J.Christiansen, V.Barnard, M.Poulton, J.Shelley. FIFTH ROW-J.Schumway, J.Butters, C.Hendersen, B Lambourne, M.Fagergren, S.Brown, K.SIusser, K.Evans, R.Rosander, J.Nelson, A.Zirker, R.Pratt, D. Russell, P.Moss, N.Wilson. 68 SOPHOMORE CHOIR Left to Right: FIRST ROW-B.Plott, L. Anderson, K.Hulet, T.Adams, B.Mor- gan, K.Edwards, K.Manwill, D.Bond, R.Hansen, S.Terrill, K.Becan, S.Beck, S. Newman, C. Curl is, C. Nichols, S.McKelvie, L. Rasmussen. SECOND ROW- S.Cutler, M.Dimond, CLobb, R.Haymond, S.Howarth, D.Simister, J.Jensen, R.Denning, M.Egan, J.Burdette, C.Clepas, J.Eves, J.Anderson, F.Manwill, K.Wagenaar, A.Stephens. THIRD ROW-S.Knudson, M.Katsanevas, S.Brew- er, B.Fisher, J.Kueffner, L.Plant, J.Shepherd, S.Miles, W.Miller, M.Ander- son, K.Davis, J.Pap, L.Sholl, J.Moody, C.Williams, B.Wheeler, B.Carpenter. FOURTH ROW-D.Olsen, D.Lewis, P.Neeley, S.Jacobsen, LBlack, D David, L.Wyalt, S.McDermott, C.Horsley, K.Melngin, L.Rukavina. M.Maier, S. Sorenson, J.Orulliane, S.Larsen, C.Bartholomew. FIFTH ROW-D.Brewster, H.Redmond, S.Leaf, C.Hutton, K.Anagnostakis, T.Hillan, B.Harman, J.Mor- gan, D.Moss, M.McFabben, R.Flygare, R.Ance, C.Carlisle, K.Russell, K. Loveridge, D.Preston, D. Wiley, S.Paulsen, V.Crider. 69 JUNIOR ENSEMBLE SOPHOMORE ENSEMBLE Left to Right: FIRST ROW-K.Haliday, A.Birkeland, V.Barnard. Left to Right: FIRST ROW-T.Adams, B Wheeler, R.Hansen, L.Rasmussen. SECOND SECOND ROW-J Hanson, Z.Smith, G.Tillotson, C.Tonnesen, ROW-S.Brewer, S.Howarth, B.Harman, C.Williams, M.Egan, J.Moody, C.Bartholomew. S.Kasteler. THIRD ROW-J.Caldwell, M.Fagergren, J.Nelson, D. THIRD ROW-T.Hillan, j.Morgan, R.Ence, K.Davis, C.Horsley, L.Rukavina, D.Preston. Hales, K. Evans. MADRIGALS Under the direction of Mr. A. Peterson, a group of talented individuals combined to form the Madrigals. These specialized vocal- ists performed for Oly students as well as community groups, and various Utah clubs. Practice, long hours, and memorization led the entertainers through a successful year highlighted with the Region Two Music Festival Held at East High in February. SENIOR MADRIGAL Left to Right: C.OUver, J.Linton, L.BrimhaU, C.Larsen, M.lba, T.Whitley, P.Bagley, K. Taylor, L.Cundersen. 70 STAGE BAND Left to Right: FIRST ROW-P.Stoddard, M.Degn, C.Bills, J.Birkeland, J.Chipman, M.Fahey SEC- OND ROW-M. Newman, S.Remington, S.Camp, G.Davis, R.Clements, D.Day, B.Omer, L.Nokes. THIRD ROW-K.Williams, D.McMurray, B.Ford, M.Johnston, A.Morgan, B. Williams, C.Larsen. PEP BAND Left to Right: Letter girls-M.Coombs, C.Bart- lett, D. Harding, J. Hansen, C.Sommers, P.Hootin, C.Borgmeier, L.Voorhes, D.Hebdon, M.Lund- strom, S.Sumburg, J.CIoughley. ROW 2-Mr. Newman, P.Stoddard, A.Morgan, A.Carpenter, J.Bagely, M.Johnston, S.Ellis, W. Lewis, K.Hoopes, G.Hamilton, ROW 3-D.Betournay, C.Gessel, S.Stall, E. Boren, B.Omer, B.Clemments, D.Ste- vens, A.Seastrand. ROW 4-W.Bjornn, P.Sturgeon, M.Degn, B.Isaacson, S.Siddoway, S Penning- ton, D.Harding, D.Binks. ROW 5-L.Burton, V. Jenson, S.Isaacson, E.Brunisholz, M.Gessel, D. Callister, J.Clayton, M.Cottrell. ROW 6-D.John- son,C.Hohmann, K. Brown, P. Payne, T.Max- field. 71 CONCERT BAND CONCERT ORCHESTRA Left to Right: FRONT ROW-M.lba, C.Recksiek, V.Barnard, C.Nichols, H.Hunter. M.Shurtleff, B. Gardner, M. Robison. SECOND ROW-S.Dalrymple, MJohnson, L.Keiser, CTanner, J.Cutler, B.Whitmore, ).Hanson, K.Clayton, R.Young, A.Cope, B.Neff, M.Dalton. THIRD ROW-J.Ander- son, R. Merrill, K. Larsen, S. Campbell, D. Macbeth, K.Sterzer, G.Christensen, M. Flint, J.Gill man, D.Hebdon, T. Cummings, F. Hawkins, J.Hintze, B.Sidwell, K.Whitley, LScholl, S. Nichols, K.Ander- son, S.Caulam. FOURTH ROW-C.Bills, B.Smith, C.Larsen, B.Ford, A.Morgan, R.Snellman, B.Omer, D.Day, R.Clements. Percussion: P.Payne, G.Davis. Left to Right: ROW 1-K.Woodland, f.Chipman, D.Betournay, S.Stall, CHohmann, S.Heiner, V. Brown, D.Rowley,, D.Felt, E.Boren, MJencks, D.Stevens, M.Degn, H.Sexton, J.Birkeland (v. pres ). ROW 2-A.Johnson, L.Burton (sec ), V.Jensen, M.Neff, C.Gessel, S.Siddoway, S.Pennington, B Omer, B. Clements (pres ), B.Isaacson, J.Clayton, S.Mack, A. Carpenter, J.Bagley, W. Lewis, S.Ellis, M.Johnston. ROW 3-Mr. M. Newman, W.Bjornn, S.lsaacson, P.Sturgeon, K.Brown, D.Johnson, M.Gessell, T.Sorenson, P.Stoddard, T.Maxfield, K.Beck, A.Seastrand, J.Walred, R.Diehl, D.Cal- lister, P.Payne. FIRST ROW, Left to right: LPizza, D.Yates, L.Poole, C.Fitts, M.Coombs. SECOND ROW; B.Perry, R.Stevens, L.Voorhees, L. Jensen, Y.Hawkins, C.Borgmeier, T.Misaka, M.Skola. DANCE PRODUCTION 74 .M. Limburg, K. Parker, I. Waters Look Homeward Angel DRAMA PRODUCTION T. Loveridge and M. Miles SITTING: ).Linton, M.Pret, V.Beyler, W.Holdsworth, S.Bernard, ).Stoddard. STANDING: P.Erick- son,!. Hale. 75 ROW 1: M.Roach, E.Bird, R.Bodily, L.Hurst, C.McGee, J.Smith. ROW 2: R. Jorgensen, B.Fergusen, M.Hulet, C.Jones, D. Heath, B.Timmerman, M.Robbins, Herrscber, R.Stevens, D.Neff, M.Archer, W.Ludlow, D. Wallace, S.Evans, Limburg, L.Hale. ROW 3: J.Camp, S.Pace J.Miller, S.Price, B.Mack, P.Lyon, G.Self, R.Weir, S.Hale, J.Schofield, M.Olsen, L.Wells, C.Daniels, S.Clark ROW 4: J.Cohier, T.Blodgett, S.Erskine, M.Fors, M.Coon, L.Dew. ROW 5. T.Jacobson, K.Williams, ROW6: D.Vanderhoff, J.Hintze, T.Coult. TITAN BOOSTER CLUB Readily identified by their polka-dotted hats. Booster Club provided incentive for senior men to take part in promoting school spirit. Initiated by the cheerleaders, this first year organization enabled Olympus school-ori- ented activities to take on a new approach. An athletic contest became an experience in itself as Booster members were anything but dormant. The result? Added interest and greater student participation. Barbara Springer Sponsor DECA DECA-the Distributive Education Club of America, was an active part of Olympus this year. Christmas calendars were sold with substantial sales, an election breakfast was held at Kearns, and a Christmas party was planned for DECA and Boys’ Ranch. By oper- ating the bookstore in the cafeteria, stu- dents learned techniques in display and sales. Under Advisors Mrs. L. Anderson and Mr. Don Black with President Dave Kasteler. DECA strived to give every student practical experience in business. Left to Right: FIRST ROW-R.Ball, D.Felstead, J.Volker, A.Arata, L.Zissi, M. Glauser. SECOND ROW-).Harvey, L.Hale, C.Warrick, R.Fox, N.Poyner, D.Pep- per. THIRD ROW-K. Vincent, D.lbomas, B.Omer, K.Black, D.Davis, M.Skaggs, C.Sewell. FOURTH ROW-R.Getz, C.lacobs. P.Garner. I.Cleave. I Boren. FIFTH ROW-G.McGee, K.Speares. Left to Right: FIRST ROW-L. Stucki, S.Dean, E.Cody, C.Wanless, D.Sammond, C.Rassmussen. SECOND ROW-P.Moss, D.Bringhurst, D.Popp, A.Ash, J.Mc- Murtry. THIRD ROW-).Nichol, L.Williams, R.Olsen, K.Stevenson, L.Nokes. L.Lybbert, M.Nunley. FOURTH ROW-S.Sorenson, D.Thomas, R.Getz, D.Ewell, C.Jacobs, D.Berg, Flaw, J.Driggs. FIFTH ROW-).Blacktin, ).Quinn, R.Bodily, B.Peck. Left to Right: FIRST ROW-S.Ennor, A.Burgess, D.Terry, B.Dalton, S.Perkins, L.Nichol, J.Lofgren. SECOND ROW-K.Holmgren, S.Soffe, S.Baker, N.Mertin. THIRD ROW-D.Kasteler, ).Webber, R.Knight, L.St.Thomas. FOURTH ROW- I.Blacktin.).Quinn, R.Bodily, R.Getz. Left to Right: FIRST ROW-C.Thomas, G.Phillips, R.Neilson, G.Holmes, R. Kander, T.Cononelos. SECOND ROW-R.Klein, P.Page, Z.Anagnostikis, M. Hughes, D.Knight THIRD ROW-R.Burgess, M.Papanikolas, B.McGhan, C. Jacobs, K.Black. FOURTH ROW-).Trimble, R.Getz, R.Lucas, f.Gleave. VICA Vica- for any student enrolled in trade, tech- nical. or industrial classes. Following ini- tiations into the program. Vica members pledge “cooperative effort, intelligent use of hands and mind, and a feeling of humble- ness for the knowledge and skills received as a craftsman' . President Jeff Wilde and advisor Mr. T. Richardson make Vica (the Vocational Industrial Club of America) a place where youths interested in vocational fields can meet to “talk shop , exchange ideas, and share common purposes. FIRST ROW- Left to Right: D. Kaufman, M. Russell, V. Johnson, J. Wilde, S. Scho- wengerdt. ROW 2- L. Rogers, L. St Thomas, G. Phillips, C. Holm, R. Neilson. ROW 3- R. Jorgenson, C. Henderson, B. Adams, K. Simpson, C. Johnson. ROW 4- K. Smith, D. Johnson, C. Daniels, M. Carhart, C. Wardrop. ROW 5- R. Lyman, C. Bacigalupo, C. Horrocks, C. Greene, R. Sheffield, S. New. ROW 6- B. Hof man, D. Pratt, C. Gipson, D. Wallace, T. Ander- son, M. Hacking. FTA Masterminds of the 3-R's. these gurus to be. divided their time between learning to clean erasers and the in's and out’s of a teacher strike. Whether going on field trips, participating in volunteer work and tutor- ing, or looking into the opportunities and requirements for teachers. FTA was a means of building for future education. President Lecia Holladay and B. Morris, sponsor, planned the events for assisting these pro- spective educators. FIRST ROW- P Cutler, L. Holladay, J. McMullin, K. ProkasyJ. Shumway, L. McDonald SECOND ROW- D. Evans, J.D. Birkeland, J. Driggs, D Newman, AS. Stevensen, Y. Dodenbier, L. Avis, A. Monson, Miss Morris, C. Smedley, D. Donelson, M. Neiman 79 JETS The Junior Engineering Technical Society, known as the JETS, attended weekly meet- ings to gain experience in the fields of Chem- ical. Metallurgical, and Civil Engineering. Technical projects and field trips to indus- trial plants were planned during the year. Lectures at the University of Utah helped students develop interest and explore occu- pational opportunities. Advisor M. Poulson and President Jim Poulson planned the activities for the year. Left to Right: FIRST ROW-J.Poulson, W.Campbell, J.Gohier, K.Marchant, C.Cummings, C.Owen, K.Silver, M.Marshall, S.Borgmeier. BACK ROW- A.Jolly, L.Marchant. SECOND ROW-Mr. Poulson-Advisor, D.Cortsen, C.Burton, R.Boyle, D.Hales, D.Katsanevas, R.McDonald, M.Wagner. Left to Right: FIRST ROW-Mr. Poulson-Sponsor, L Marchant, A.Jolly, K. Marshall. THIRD ROW-J.Bennett, R.Boyle, R.McDonald, M.Wagner, D. Marchant, J.Poulson. SECOND ROW-C.Owen, K.Silver, LEngland, M. Cortsen. RADIO CLUB Members interested in the Radio Club as- sembled each week for technical training in radio and electronics. K7KIR. their ama- teur radio station, helped each member in learning radio codes and radio techniques. The goal of each student in attending train- ing sessions was to prepare himself for the radio license exam. President Chris Owen with Advisors Mr. Don Allen and Mr. Mar- ion Poulson worked to open radio lines be- tween Olympus and various radio clubs in other schools. MOB OB . ', • iSA j- -5 � ROW 1: Left to Right: R.Stevens, P.Curtis, C.Sheppard, R.Haymore, B.Fisher, McDonald, I.Anderson, M.Davis, C.Cooper, C.Fitts, K.Goodfellow, E.Mark- L Owens, B.Young, M.Page, Y.Hawkins, D.Russell. ROW 2: L.Seklemian, S. wort, C.Thatcher, S.Clark, D.Newman,).Johnson, D.Drury, J.Stringham. Officers. FRONT: Left to Right: D.Yates, L. Jen- sen, BACK: C.Jensen, Mrs. Kingston, advisor; T.Misaka, M.Skola. DANCE CLUB Combining talent, time, grace, movement and music, Dance Club proved that culture will never die at Olympus. Throughout the year guest instructors, which included alumni and RDT members, highlighted dance club meetings. Each guest helped the members develop new ideas for expression and orig- inality. Through their annual presentation of the Dance Concert, which was again praised as an excellent concert. Mrs. Kingston, ad- visor. Leigh Ann Jensen, president, and members, acquainted Olympus students with modern dance. 81 DEBATE Enthusiastically and intelligently repre- senting Olympus in inter-school and week- end meets, the debate team could generally be found in the library-researching, think- ing, bantering, and absorbing stacks of periodicals. The team worked to achieve perfection in legistative form, extemporane- ous speaking, oration, cross-examination, and radio speaking. Showing skill and elo- quence, each member reaped awards from their constant researching and interest in critical and diversified topics. State and Regional meets were held at Carbon. Weber, and Alpine where affirmative and negative points were presented and debated. Pres- ident Kent Anderson and Advisor Mrs. D. Taylor organized and led a truly successful team. Left to Right. ROW 1: B.Ferguson, B.Karren, J.Bradshaw, C.Tillotson, D. S.Wright, C.Psarras, J.Davis, D.Wright, L.Busath. ROW 4: M.Bertola, S. Heath, f.Gohier, K. Fisher, M.Livingston. ROW 2: A Jensen, M. Parry, J.Ross, Ferguson, R.Richards, R. Boyle, R. McDonald. ROW 5: T.Sorenson, S.Camp- K.Anderson, S.Christensen, J.Anderson, D.Spencer. ROW 3: T.Loveridge, beil, E.Bodily, S.Pollei. FIRST ROW: Left to Right; C.Smedley, K.Silver, K Brown, L Oh ran, P Daughters, Vice-President; K.Little. SECOND ROW: M.Dalton, H.Simpkins, R.Gibson, T.Loveridge, T.Davis. THIRD ROW S. Pol lei, T. Smith, BGodsey, K.Marti, H.Borg. FOURTH ROW: B Robertson, C.Niederhauser, . Nichol, President; K. Woodland, D.Felt. DRAMA Four walls look at your audience up- staging is out your student director Adam’s Rib ?project project. Concerned basically with performance and giving students an opportunity to work in the field of dramatics. Jackie Nichol as president and Mrs. D. Taylor as advisor, helped Drama Club to present near-professional produc- tions. Workshops planned throughout the year and visits from theatrical workers gave students new hints to becoming better actors and actresses. Left to Right. FIRST ROW-P.Daughters, P Rasmussen, I.Gill man, K.Ball, G .Law. SECOND ROW- S Royal, A.Stephens, K. Whit ley. THIRD ROW-J Parker, B Uncles, P Metcalf, D Shakespeare, R. Deaver, D.Hall, M.Stringham, GTillotson, C.Silver, C.Broadbeck. FOURTH ROW-T.Green, W. Ludlow, L.England, R.Smith, P.Harrison, B.Smith. FOLK MUSIC Overhead lights dim. a single spotlight focuses on stage, quiet envelops the audi- ence and voices echo “The Sounds of Si- lence.” The audience sits enthralled as the strumming of the guitar and the blended harmony reach out to them. Talented per- formers. as well as avid music fans, join together to form the Folk Music Club. Under Adviser N. Mathews, and President Paul Ras- mussen. the Folk Music Club held concerts at the Old Mill and Red Apple. Loft to Right: FIRST ROW-S.Mandeles, S.BIdcktin, P.Webb, P.Gcorgopoulos, A.Ricktell. SECOND ROW-M. Stringham, J.Tadje, S.Nelson, D.Harry, P. Metcalf. D.Hall, B Neff, K.Swan, S.Busha, A.Arata. THIRD ROW-B.Uncles, J.Parker, D.Moffat, ).Smith, D.Shakespeare, J.VandenAkker, M.Anderson, S. Stolz, K.Nelson, R.Fehr FOURTH ROW- . fohnson, K.Tergastus, E.Lowe, S.Stall, L.Whitmore, B.Camp, S. Zona, S.Sohm, M.Anderson, S.Stevenson, I. BIack, B.Christenson. FIFTH ROW-P.Harrison, D Jepperson, C.Clark, D.Neff, J. Quinn, D.Wesl. SKI ■ CLUB Ski Club??? Images flash through my mind. Unes for the lift. . . the cutie on the Ski Patrol calling on your left and running into someone on your right ..Jean Claude Killy Robert Redford ..red faces from 2nd degree burns blue slips that say ill ? Breaking a leg on Dec. 9 snow on the slopes until April. With Mrs. Springer as advisor and Cody Clark as president, Ski Club changed the image of skiing this year. Ski Club??? Cool, clean, crisp air . .the lone beauty of untouched powder. These areas, plus many more, were explored and exploited through films and trips to various slopes by Ski Club 71. MODEL U.N. Realizing that peace is a major goal of our world. Model U.N. set out to find methods to counteract war. contempt, poverty and mistrust with peace, understanding, and brotherly love. Under the direction of Mrs. Pat Farrell and Mr. Eldon Tolman. this group of qualified and capable students dis- cussed world social, political, and economical issues facing the world today. This year's Model U.N. gave students a keener aware- ness of world problems and the opportunity to become actively involved. FIRST ROW-R.Marcus, D.Sammond, I.Bradshaw, T.Jones, S.Lamb, C.Healy, K.Andersen, Mr. E. Tolman. SECOND ROW- J.Webber, J.Mangum, S.Sutherland, L.Snellman, S.Richins, J.Edwards, J.Davis, J.Comas. FIRST ROW: D.Goates, S.Epperson, J.Driggs, P.Copenhaver, R.Tucas, S.Newman, D.Chambers, T.Cononelos. ROW 2: V.Barnard, K.Osguthorpe, T. Cummings, K.MacFarlane, C.Owen, M. Cahoon, B.Young, S.Burt. ROW 3: N. Fagley, Mrs. Farrell, advisor; P. Siciliano, C.Tanner, K. Silver, ■ M. Moench, J.D.Birkeland, J.Sorenson, C.Smedley, J.Arnold. ROW 1: M. Parry, K.Parker, J.Man- gum, Vice President; A.Jensen, D. Schick, C.Psarras, R.Haslam, B.Jack, B. Omer, B.Robertson, R. Boyle, J. Anderson, T.Hess. ROW 2: K.Fisher, C. Tillotson, M.Johnson, J.Ross, B Miller, K.Hammond, P.Goff, A.Mon- son, S.Anderson, S.Marz. ROW 3: S.Thorpe, H.Lamb, D.Thomas, K.Black. FRENCH CLUB FIRST ROW: left to right; K. Weiler, C.Owen, S.Borgmeier. SECOND ROW; M.Kasworm, M. Thomas, K.Nelson, D. Schick, R.Haslam, I Man gum, S.Mandeles.THIRD ROW; B.Gardner, T.Sic- iliano, T.Cummins, D.Goates, D.Ford, D.Macbeth, A.Lank, A.Jensen, D.Prokasy, C.Cummings, P.Cutler, M.Coombs, S.AfX)shian, C.Brewster, J.Brown. TOP RIGHT HAND PICTURE: left to right; J.Champman, N.Brown, D.Renlund, W.Holdsworth, D.Rahde. SECOND ROW; Marie-Pierre Pret, S.Kirby, L.Busath, J.Camp, A.Rehlund, H.Haight, K.Barnett. Under Advisor J. Rona and President Lynn Busath, the French Club became an active part of our school. Highlighting the year’s activities were several visits to American Fork Training School during Christmas. Bearing gifts and singing French Christmas carols, the club members captured the true spirit of giving. Other activities included a French Dinner Dance and a sidewalk paint- in. The French Club also attended the For- eign Language Fair at B.Y.U. Left to Right. FIRST ROW-M.Hansen, G.Padra, R.Davie, J.Hansen, M.Carter, K.Bartlett. SECOND ROW-P.Hongsadej, P.Luenglhadd, R.lpsen, L.Nelson, G.Norman, B.Barrett, D.Bickmore, K.Lyman, J .Jensen, J.Rona, advisor. Left to Right. FIRST ROW-P.Kingston, R.Banta, M.Emery, D.Stevens, R.Stout. SECOND ROW-H.Borg, S.Lamb, S.Leva, C.Hohmann, J.Edwards. THIRD ROW- P Levafor, D. Pickering, T. Casper, L.McDonald, C. Henderson, L.Daurelle, S. Hixon, K.Meik, D.Simister, S.Stoll, L.Scholl, C.Busath, S.Fagg, R.Smith. Left to Right. FIRST ROW-L.Stulriem, J.Held, P.Rona. SECOND ROW-K.Wald- ram, C.Bloomer, D.Shakespeare, B.Uncles, J Sorenson, J.Driggs. THIRD ROW- E.Boren, J.Rona, D.Hendriksen, N.Landes, M.Cropper, L.Jensen, J.Birkeland, L.Lybbert, K.Silver, J.Parry, C.Smedley. Left to Right. FIRST ROW: R.Lisonbee, K.Oakes, R.Snellman SECOND ROW; S.Burt, S.Pedersen, K.Hulet, J.Whitfield, J.Burnett, M.Davis. THIRD ROW; S.Clark, L.Anderson, J.Cutler, M.Melroy, K.Osguthorpe, D.Ferguson, T. Pat- terson, D. Thomas, P.Siciliano, R.Copenhaven, M.Flint, Jodie Eves, M.Shirtliff, N.Fagle y. GERMAN CLUB Exploring the unique traditions and lan- guage of Germany was the program of en- thusiasts of German Club this year. Pres- ident Kim Horrocks and Sponsor Herr Brud- erer led their trusty band through an active year of pouring over travelogues and ex- periencing new and old Germany by “feast”. Left to Right: FRONT ROW-W.Campbell, C.Neiderhauser, L.Jones, K.Taylor, K.Woodland, D.Whit- sitt, K.Anderson. BACK ROW-L.Avis, B.Horrocks-president, G.Bills, H.Pergler, C.Maloney, S.Clark SPANISH CLUB This year’s Spanish Club was so full of ideas for a great year that there just wasn’t time to squeeze everything in. To start the year off. a trip to Provo to eat at the Azteca confirmed that the coming year would be full of gour- met as well as learning. The traditional Christ- mas party with a pinata gave insight into old Spanish traditions. Spanish cartoons, speakers and fiestas highlighted a very suc- cessful Spanish club year. Left to Right, ROW ONE: B.Robertson, president; D.Robinson, R.Weir, S.Padro, J.Craw- ford, R.Sakizzie, S.Maudsley, secretary; K.Goodfellow, historian; Mrs. F.Westenskow, advisor; R. Perez. ROW; TWO: E. Holje, T.Smith, H.Gabbert, S.Manner, G.Garrick, L. Thomas, vice president; 5.Parkin, D.Preston, S.Nicholes. ROW THREE: B.Mecham, D.Pep- per, M. Kandez, L.Holladay, P.Hummel, D.Sammond, C.Lobb, L.Whitmore, A.Fowkes, S. Coulam, P.Henkels. 87 Sculpturing, oil painting, carving, and work- ing with electricity in an artistic manner involved those who found time, talent, and enjoyment in graduating from finger paints to oils, getting to use a brush mixing paint 25 times over to get one color and finding out blue is a primary color. FRONT ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: D.Whitsitt, Vice President; A.Wheeler, President; B. Wheeler, Secretary. SECOND ROW L.Folland, M.Kasworm, S.Krushat, C.Jacobs,Treas- urer; J.Remington, C.Chiba, A.Roper, S.Stoll, S.Borg, S.Knudson, S.Nicholes, E.Law. SAFETY COUNCIL Assisted by Sponsor Mr. D.Anderson and President Jolynne Carlisle, the Safety Coun- cil performed a valuable service to Olympus by making students more aware of safety hazards. The Safety Council was responsible this year for selling parking decals, present- ing safety programs to elementary schools, and sponsoring Safety Week for students. In an attempt to teach prevention and cau- tion, the Safety Council also presented a special safety assembly. FRONT ROW; LEFT TO RIGHT. C.Cadisle, Historian, C. Lobb, Historian; J. Carl isle. President; C.Niederhauser. SECOND ROW K.Whitley, D.David, J.Stephens, L.Gund- ersen SUB-DEBS SQUIRES Whether raising money for the Utah Sym- phony, or listening to Beethoven or Bach, the main purpose of the Sub Debs was to promote interest in classical music. Under Advisor Miss B. Morris and President Mari- anne Shurtleff, forty members attended recitals of Van Cliburn, Grant Johansen, and Left to Right: FRONT ROW-J.D.Birkeland-vice president, B. Morris-advisor, J.Harvey, I.Cutler, S.Stoll, V.Barnard, M.Shurtleff-president, D.Thomas, N.Gerber, D.David, B.Gardner, C.Lobb, C.Carlise, K.Clayton, C.Malony, M.Jencks. SECOND ROW-I.Wright, T.Throckmorten, I.Christen- sen, L.Shafer, G.Carrick-secretary,. THIRD ROW-M Johnston, B.Omer-president, A.Morgan, J. Chipman, L.Nokes, R.Clements, P.Paine. Princess Irene. Activities of the year includ- ed the celebration of Beethoven’s birthday and a formal dinner dance in December at the University of Utah Union Building. Left to Right: FRONT ROW- T. Green, S.Remington, J.Mackay, D.Popp, J.An- derson, P.Renzetti. SECOND ROW-M. Archer, Mandrake the Magician, N.Rob- lez, J.Jensen, J. Crawford. QUILL AND SCROLL A National Honors Association designed for those who enjoy penwork” and are affiliated with Pegasus. Odyssey, and Thunderbolt. The members of this club are often located at meetings discussing literary work or eating scrumptious foods at banquets, particularly the Initiation banquet where a noted guest speaker pro- vided information helpful in using per- spective in writing. Under the direction of Mrs. Von Schmidt, advisor, and Pam Renzetti. president. Quill and Scroll accomplished great works in the literary fields. CLASS OFFICERS Have you noticed something smaller in the cafeteria, louder in the halls, and lost all the time at Olympus this year? Well if you have, you have witnessed the graduating class of 73. But have faith, they’re only greeny sophomores, and this year’s are full of new ideas for a great class. Their per- suasive leaders. President Steve Terry and Class Coordinators, Robert Coucher and Deni Wiley, pushed towards total involve- ment—to make the sophomores feel part of an ever-growing student body. Each off- icer took his responsibility seriously and was willing to give his wholehearted support to the sophomore class. Energy, enthusiasm, leadership and insight separate this sopho- more class from all others. Steve Terry President Deni Wiley Coordinator John Adams Terry Adams Jane Akre Bill Alder Cary Allen Mary Jane Allen Sue Almond Kevin Anagnostakis David Anderson Julie Anderson Larry Anderson Laura Anderson Linette Anderson Mark Anderson Mary Anderson Michele Anderson Kirk Andrus Bryan Armstrong Carol Arnold Alne Ashton Debbie Avis Sharia Baggaley James Bagley Andrea Bair Kathy Ball Michelle Bandley Bob Bant a Dave Barber Brenda Barrett Joel Barrow Colynne Bartholomew Shauna Beck Karen Bevan Greg Bills Doug Binks Greg Bjarnson Peggy Bjorn n Karen Black Lisa Black Barb Blacktin Sue Blacktin Ed Bodily Debbie Bond Elaine Barren Holly Borg Shannon Borg Scott Borgem David Bourne Ken Bowman Gail Bozich Greta Bozich Randy Bradford Ian Bradshaw Robert Breitling Sue Brewer Debbie Brewster Doug Brewster David Brimhall Trent Bringhursl Lisa Brodbeck Cameron Brown Darlene Brown Debbie Brown James Brown Janet Brown Jeff Brown Karen Brown Linda Brown Mark Brown Sue Brown Teresa Browning Kathy Bruce Ed Brunisholz Bruce Brunsvold Jayne Buchanan Mike Buckmiller Steve Bullough Jan Burdette Joy Burnett Kathy Burton Carol Busath Brad Cahoon Corinne Callister Leslie Campbell Garry Cannon Celeste Cape Todd Capson Cindy Carlisle Michelle Carlston Becky Carpenter Doug Carroll Teri Casper Steve Chamberlain Celia Chiba Warren Child Don Childs James Chip man Cathy Chlepas Tony Chlepas Elaine Christensen Jean Christensen Que Christensen Brad Christensen Pat Chyraus Susie Clark Jim Ciaylon Ann Colt Debbie Combs Scott Con die Kevin Conley Jerry Cook Mike Coombs Cat hi Cooper Amelia Cope Rebecca Copenhaver Hal Cornell Stewart Cornwall Mark Cottrell Robert Coucher Kelley Crider Bonnie Currey Candi Curtis David Curtis Kerry Curtis Robert Curtis Dave Cushing June Cutler Susan Cutler Pat Dahnert Michelle Dalton Robert Daly Tom Daniels Lynn Daurelle Debora David Craig Davis Jeannie Davis John Davis Kaye Davis Leyann Davis Lynette Davis Lynn Davis Martsie Davis Shaunna Davis Terrie Davis Linda Dawson David Day Rosemary Deaver Marsha Dechter Mike Degn Gordon Denison Keith Denning Jamie Deyoe Marilee Dimond Debra Donelson Joe Dow Drew Dowsett Peg Drage Danny Driggs Debby Drury Susan Dyer Kevin Eberhardt Kristie Edwards Michael Egan Marilyn Elg Kristine Elieson Kevin Ellis 'I just hold my breath and flap my arms three times. ‘Zorro strikes again! Brian Ellison Mike Emery Richard Ence Lanny England Michael Evans Paulette Evans Jodie Eves Darrell Farmer Debbie Felt Sue Ferguson Ralph Feurer Delores Findlay Barbara Fisher Craig Fisher Debbie Fisher Cheryl Fitts Andrea Floor Rob Flygare Dave Ford Denise Ford John Ford Brent Fotheringham Mimi Fournier Alyce Fowkes Sam Frampton Cathy Francis Theo Frank I an in e Freeman Susan Fudge Doug Fullmer Helen Cabbert Barbara Gardner Scott Gardner Alan Gatreil Pam George Paula Georgopoulos Debbie Gerber Nancy Gerber Clark Cesse Mark Cesse Roseanne Gibson Jill Gif fin Shelly Gifford Carol Gill Janet Gill man Sue Glade Doug Glaittli Jan Glodowski Diane Gough Barbara Gray Marie Greaves Vicki Grider Randy Griffin LuAnn Gundersen Renee Gunderson Sally Hackett Kim Hadley Dawn Hall Diane Hall Robyn Hall Greg Hamilton Paul Hamilton Brent Hansen Jana Hansen Margaret Hansen Mona Hansen Renee Hansen Juanita Hanson Danny Harding Bret Harman Brad Harper Dan Harrie Debbie Harry Michael Han Jill Haslam Lewis Hassell Francine Hawkins Robyn Haymond Don Haynie Kendall Heaps Grant Heaton Sandra Heiner Kjersti Hendricks Shaun a Herbert Steven Herrscher Corey Hildebrand Terry Hillam Mark Hofmann Ralph Hofmann Cynthia Hohmann Espen Holje John Holmes Sheryl Holmes Joyce Holt Kevin Hoopes Paula Hooton Chris Horsley Vicky Howard Sue Howarth Kathleen Howe Gary Hudson Chuck Hughes John Hunter Sue Hunter Cynthia Hutton Randy Ipsen Bruce Isaacson Shauna Jacobsen Mark Jacobson Margaret Jencks Alan Jensen Carol Jensen Debbie Jensen Jo Ann Jensen David Jepperson Michelle ferz leff lob Brandon Johnson Brent Johnson Debra Johnson Jim Johnson John Johnson Scott Johnston Allen Jolley Jennette Jorgensen Ron Jorgensen Michelle Kander Mary Ann Kasworm Mary Katsanevas Jenny Katz Don Kehl Jesse Kelley Steven Kershaw Jhana Killpack Cathy Kilpack Paul Kingston Wendy Klein sandy Knudson Steve Kock Susan Kofoed Jan Kramer Randy Krantz Nancy Kruse Sue Krushate Janet Kuefiner Ronald Kunkel Fred Lambert Derek Langton Kelvin Lank Jerolyn Larsen Julie Larsen Sharon Larsen jkM 1 % fix , 'iovte J Au fTAz.vfcm 116 0 87 6 o Edna Law Julie Lawrence Gary Ledger Pat Lefavor Tony Leger John Lehmer Jim Leppard Susan Leva Nora Lewis Randy Lewis Wayne Lewis Colleen Lingmann Ron Lisonbee Kim Little Carolyn Lobb Dan Loigren Tim Loomis Karen Loveridge Sidney Loveridge Mary Lundstrom Kim Lyman Tom Lyman Daryl Macbeth Julie Maclarlane Spencer Mack Robert Madsen Valerie Madsen Sue Madson Marianne Maier Suzanne Mandeles Nadine Mangelson Nancy Mann Shirley Manner Karen Man will Ruth Ann Manwill Keith Marchant Eva marie Mark wort Sue Maudsley Tracy Maxfield David McMurray Richard McCarty Steve McDermott Marc McDonald Richard McDonald Sue McDonald Mike McFadden Brian McGavin David McGrath David McCriffin Jim Me Lachlan Joe McPhie Barbara McSpadden Terry Meier Kathleen Meik Michelle Mdroy Patty Metcalf Scott Miles Kerry Miller Warren Miller Sharma Mills Jim Mitchell Marilyn Mitchell Deb Moffat Kim Monsen Mark Monsen Bob Montgomery fill Moody Robert Moore Barbara Morgan Jeff Morgan Kellie Morgan Dave Moss Maureen Mouritsen Grant Mullen Tauna Naylor Penny Neeley Eva Neergaard Mike Feff Becky Neef Scott Neil son Sean New Sheryl Newman Susan Nicholes Colleen Nicholes Jean Orullian Shawna Packard Chris Pannier loni Pap Julie Parker Anita Neideimeier Giselle Nielsen Carrie Nelson Stacy Noerenberg George Norman Nicki Nowell Maria Nunley Kevin Oakes Lynn Ohran Nanci Oldroyd Dave O'Leary Darlene Olsen Kevin Olsen Linda Olsen Roger Olson Tim Olson Randy Orullian Susan Parkin Lisa Paterson Susan Paulson Richard Perry Steve Phippen Dana Pickering Bill Pizza Brenda Plott Steve Pollei Debbie Preston Sandra Polos Lee Ann Rasmussen Helen Redmond Kim Reid leri Remington Danny Retford Amy Riches Andrea Richtel Marianne Ridd Cheri Rigby Mike Rigby Nancy Riley Kairle Rindfleisch Alden Rix Mindi Roark Cathie Roberts Clark Roberts llene Robinson Michael Robison Frank Robles John Roden Jeff Roe Bev Rogers Debbie Rowley Pam Rowsell David Royle Larry Rukavina Jill Rupp Kathy Russell Lauri Schmidt Laura Scholl Bonnie Schoppe Paul Schwanebeck Julie Scoff Martha Scoff Sheila Sechler Laura Seklemian Sid Severson Debbie Shakespeare Paul Sharich Lynn Sharp Jeff Sheppard Susan Sheppard Greg Shoop Toni Siciliano Scoff Siddoway Kent Silver Debi Simister Heidi Simpkins Scott Sims Jill Sluder Robert Smart Ron Smart Susan Smart Brad Smith Julie Smith Rick Smith Ronnie Smith Tammy Smith Victoria Smith Robert Snell man Shayla Sohm Kent Sorenson Sharon Sorenson Tony Sorenson Lisa Spandre Susan Sparreboom Debby Spencer Denise Spencer Ray Stahl Rick Staten Lee Steadman April Stephens Kevin Sterzer Doug Stevens Sandra Stevenson Susie Stoll Robert Stout Dave Stringham My group has 75% fewer Boyfriends. Mary Stringham Robyn Stucki Sandy Stulte Bill Swensen Kim Swenson loan Tadje David Tanner Dave Taylor Del Taylor Ted Taylor Tom Taylor Dawn Tennant Suzi Terrill Bill Terry Steve Terry Dwight Tholen Brooke Thomas Don Thomas Lisa Thomas Lori Thomas Shannon Thomas Sue Thomas Cary Thompson Kimberly Thorpe Richard Tingey Tonia Torrence Kim Tregaskis Edward Tyler Brenda Uncles Lynette Ure David Vance Jill Vanden Akker Jim Vanderhof Roger Veenendaal Alan Vincent Connie Vincent Susan Vincent Lou Ann Voorhees Kris Vriens Karen Wagenaar Myron Wagner Denny Wagstaff Nancy Walker Sheila Wall David Wallace Paul Warburton Roger Ward Brett Wardrop Wesley Waters Jeff Watts Sheldon Wayne Pam Webb Jeff Weiler Ann Wells Pete West Lynn Whatcott Becky Wheeler Karen Wheeler Scott White Julie Whitfield Lynette Whitmore Debbie Wh it sit Denise Wiley Pam Wilhelm Peter Willden Cindy Williams Dave Wilson Carol Wirthlin Kathy Woodland Mike Woolley Jolene Workman Brad Wride Jo Anne Wright Shari Wright Terese Wright Lamar Wyatt Mike Yates Kent Young Randy Young John Zarbock The season began with high hopes of a suc- cessful year, possibly even state?! All was looking up. three straight wins. Could it be! The West Panthers succeeded only by the skin of their teeth to pull by the mighty Ti- tans. Then on to four more wins and the Sky- line game was fast approaching. Spirit ran high. Because of a rough break prior to the Skyline game. East overtook the Titans, but who cared?! Skyline was coming and “The Rock ’ was at stake. A depressing losing streak plagued the grid, but the spirit never let up. There’s always another year? Oly’s team developed the fight and drive to carry them through victory after victory, and de- spite the few untimely loses, they retained confidence to win again. FOOTBALL Mark Papanikolas Captain Chris Phillips Captain fcary Anderson Brandy Booth fay Caldwell David Chambers Dan Child Tony Chlepas MUch Cocorinis Mike Colvin Terry Cononelas Terry Coult Dan Cox Tom Cushing PeteDensmore Kent [vans Rich Fair bourn Tony Fenton 107 )oe Gunnell Brent Hale Don Hales Stacy Hanson Doufi Herrscher Steve Herrscher Scott Olson Brent Peck Tom Poyner Jeff Quinn David Reeve Dale Renlund 108 109 Sophomores Left to Right-FIRST ROW: S.Pollei, K.Monson, K.Bowman, D. Kohl, B.Partridge, S.Terry, D.Stringham, B.Ellison, B.Smith, R. Griffin, M.Emery, R.Inman, M.Jacobsen, S.McDermit, S.Siddo- way, M.McFadden. SECOND ROW: D.Farmer-manager, D.Lof- gren, J.Bennett, A.Steven, K.Crider, M.Evans, J.Zarbock, K. Soren- sen, Q.Christensen, S.Mack, S.Bullough, P.Hamilton, B. Wardrop, R.Olsen, D.Anderson. THIRD ROW: J.Ovard-coach, L.Whatcott, E.Bodily, J.Holmes, J.Johnson, E.Tyler, K.Denning, G.Heaton, R.Flygare, A.Gatrell, B.Brunsvold, D.Wallace, G.Mullin, S. Phippen. 110 Ron Startin Coach Wes Waters Manager VARSITY Olympus 14 Viewmont 13 Olympus 14 Davis 7 Olympus 43 Clearfield 6 Olympus 13 West 20 Olympus 40 Bountiful 18 Olympus 16 Highland 6 Olympus 32 Ben Lommond 6 Olympus 32 South 15 Olympus 20 East 28 Olympus 8 Skyline 32 SOPHOMORE Olympus 28 Clearfield 18 Olympus 14 West 6 Olympus 14 Bountiful 0 Olympus 26 Highland 0 Olympus 36 South 13 Olympus 18 East 6 Olympus 8 Skyline 20 SOCCER Combining sore heads and ankles into a successful team effort is no easy task. Yet Olympus comes through consistently every year. Coach J.Lowther and Captain Mike Burdette provided incentive for the defend- ing state champions and demonstrated once again that Olympus is a formidable threat to competitors in state competition. Jim Lowther Coach Left to Right: FIRST ROW-L.JoUey, D.Stevens, B.Johnson, I Dow, C.Horsley, P.Stoddard, K.Roxburgh, D.Hales, WI°,,ey'MlCjesse,'f- Brunisholz, C.Gessel. SECOND ROW-J Chipman, CEngland, W.Child, L.Sharp, D.Spencer, D.Dnggs, M.Woolley, D.Phihpoon, D. Nelson, M.Hansen, B.Alder, S.Miles B” Team With prospects high and years of winning behind them, the cross country team under the coaching supervision of Mr. C. Miller, succeeded in their objective of keeping in top physical condition. Weekly school meets and daily jogs through the parking lot and the “range” helped the team prepare for the University of Utah meet and region and state competition. Fighting monotony, disillusion- ment. cold and cramps, cross country re- mained true to the Oly tradition. CROSS COUNTRY Left to Right Roger Player, Captain; Bryce Omer, Captain; ROW 2: Jeff Salt, Steve Jones, John Mangum. ROW 3: Alma Allred, Kent Korgenski, Roger Weir, Creg Adams. 114 Varsity WYVt, YOO MOT-HZg SQEfPS9 L tZ£ V txxas CL THIS Yen Bor x SIW™ 115 HOCKEY The elements of ice hockey—skates—ice- cold. Criteria for the sport—agility—adept- ness—skill—speed. Thirty-six games with stiff competition from area schools were played on the ice rinks of Hygeia and the Salt Palace. Hockey, a difficult and ener- getic sport, required daily practice for three months; the outcome was an outstanding record. Team captain, Brent Ford, worked with present Oly athletes, as well as previous alumni, to produce a fast-moving team for an exciting sport. left to Right: ROW 1-S.Carothers, R. Thompson, B.Clark (co-captain), ROW 2-S.Ford, M.Carothers, D.Ford, I.Tedrow, Honey, C.Kayias, B.Ford (captain), S.Dechter, S.Schowengerdt, C. orgenson, C.Vorhees, M.Bowyer. (Missing-C.Horrocks, M.Sanchez, G.Kayias) A tenacious group of Olympus paddlers worked out regularly with tireless and de termined effort for the state meet held in February. Several noteworthy individual performances have been turned in by these aquamen in the breaststroke, freestyle and butterfly catagories. Co-captained by John Mangum and Jon Camp and coached by James Lowther. the Titan team stroked their way as strong contenders in the various aquarium competitions. Left to Right: FIRST ROW-Cameron Brown, Dave Hulbert, Stan Pace, Kevin Laub, Mark Parry, Jon Camp, (co-captain), John Mangum (co-captain), Dave Barber, Coach Jim Lowther. SECOND ROW-Dell Taylor, Ray Child, Doyle Camp, Scott Johnston, Chris Bills. (Missing: Kent Korgenski, Joe Cope, Lamar Wyatt, Paul Schwanebeck, Doug Stevens, Gary Thompson, Dave Esplin, Robert Pett). m 119 WRESTLING Ron Cowans 98 lbs. Clark Bruderer 105 lbs. Jim Roe 112 lbs. Monte Robbins 119 lbs. John Zarbock 126 lbs. Bill Mack 132 lbs. Jerry Meier 138 lb� . Steve Watkins 145 lbs. Tim Roberts 155 lbs. Dave Reeve 167 lbs. Chris Phillips 185 lbs. Dave Largent unlimited 120 Sophomore, Left to Right: FIRST ROW-JBeesley, D.Cox, J.Morton, R.Vosburgh, D.Anderson, S.Miles, Kelly, B M.Anderson, B.Wardrop, S.Terry, A.Carpenter, .Roe, Terry, D.Farmer, (manager) B.Smith. SECOND ROW-S.Bullough, B.Johnson, A.Catrell, Olympus Region Two wrestling champion the last two years, entered this year with hopes for a third straight title. Particularly good in dual meets, the team, as usual, stormed to a region championship and also scored heavily in state competition. Captained by Steve Watkins. Chris Phillips. Bill Mack, and Tim Roberts, the Titan grapplers had depth and experience in each weight division. Coach Robert Johnson promoted and di- rected wrestling interest and its ever-in- creasing popularity was especially well at- tended by Oly fans. Having dominated wrest- ling wars. Olympus has become a standout as a wrestling dynasty. Junior Varsity, Left to Right: Coach J.Ovard, R. Lewis, J.Watkins, D.Osborn, W. Lambert, D.Bowers, D. String- B.Brunsvold, B.Peck, G.Bjarnson, C.Mullen, S.Mack, ham, S.Phippen, A. Vincent, D.Farmer, (manager) SCORES Olympus 40 Davis 6 Olympus 28 East 17 Olympus 41 Highland 9 Olympus 36 Bountiful 6 Olympus 39 Viewmont 9 Olympus 38 Skyline 10 Olumpus 48 South 5 Olympus 34 Clearfield 15 Olympus 19 Layton 22 Olympus 30 Orem 12 Olympus 17 Provo 24 Olympus 25 Hillcrest 15 Olympus 46 Cottonwood 8 Olympus 33 West 10 BASKETBALL Whether filled with excitement or disap- pointment, Olympus Titans supported their team through startling wins and fustrating losses. Although often losing score-wise, Olympus won in gaining strength with each loss. Varsity players set the stage for J.V. and sophomore teams by showing deter- mination to do better. Coach K.Farrell and his gang entered the 70-71 season fired up and ready to go. and they never lost this enthusiasm. Pre-season competition fore- shadowed a promising three months. In victory or defeat the Oly basketball team pulled together in true Olympus tradition. Ken Farrell Coach 123 Greg Davis Captain Todd Eben « Stan Russell Steve Olsen GregAmoldus Kevin Waldrum Kim Stevenson Kent Evans RussRosander John Olsen Wally Fetzer Greg Schults Joe Black Curl Ence Lewis Hassell Steve Herrscher 124 B . ‘j C CA- _Q C O v Cl 4- - I.V. FRONT ROW, K.Evans, R.Rosander, ).Black, S.Herrscher, G.Schults Second Row, S.Neilson, J. Olsen, C.Ence, W.Fetzer, M.Hill VARSITY SCORES Olympus 59 Bountiful 58 Olympus 63 South 69 Olympus 69 Murray 67 Olympus 68 West 57 Olympus 64 Granite 47 Olympus 67 Skyline 69 Olympus 74 Granger 69 Olympus 70 Highland 59 Olympus 56 Hillcrest 58 Olympus 58 East 69 Olympus 75 Brighton 62 Olympus 52 South 63 Olympus 61 Viewmont 76 Olympus 72 West 84 Olympus 49 Highland 72 Olympus 71 Skyline 56 Olympus 53 East 72 Olympus 70 Kearns 64 Sophomores: FRONT ROW, Left to Right. F.Robles, I.Adams, R.Smart. SECOND ROW: I.Dow, D.Woods, M.Egan BACK ROW: L Hassel, C Bills, B Brightling. 126 TRACK Hours of exercise, endurance, and physical exertion led the track team through a suc- cessful season. Under the supervision of coaches Mr. L. Kelly and Mr. C. Miller, the team conditioned themselves to jump hurdles and run courses with energy and skill. The techniques of throwing discus and javelin were mastered also. Dedication and hard work preceeded the success of Oly’s track team. LaMar Kelly Coach Charles Miller Coach Ron Stan in Coach 127 Distance, FIRST ROW; Left to Right: Bruce Omer, Roger Player, Roger Veenendall, Alma Aired, Jeff Salt, SECOND ROW: Steve Jones, Mike Coombs, Steve Kershaw, Lynn Davis, Roger Weir, Greg Adams. Managers, left to right; Kevin Lowry, Gordon Daniels, Dale Wallace, Alan Vincent. Weight and Throwers, FIRST ROW, Left to Right; Wes Wafers, SECOND ROW; Matt Bjarnson, Stan Russell, Brent Horrocks, Pete West, Bruce Brunsvold, Dave Katsanevas, Kin Gunderson. Fddy Tholen, Steve Clark. v Sprinters, FIRST ROW, Left to Right; Bryan Claittli, Lynn B oc - Hasse , Cary fe t, Steve Pollei, John Mangum, Dan Lofgren, getf, Allen Seastrand, Todd Ebben, Lan England, SECOND ROW; Cameron Brown. Kevin Conley, Doug Claittli, Mark Johnson, Harold Pergler, Lewis TENNIS Olympus netters continued as a champion- ship threat with a strong, hard hitting team coached by Sanky Dixon. The aggressive Titan team boasted several ranked return- ing lettermen and was greatly strengthened by new racket talent. The daily workouts of smashing serves and strategic lobs brought the polish and unity to make a great Titan tennis effort. 130 ROW ONE; Left to Right: J.Johnson, T.Meirer, K.Lank, B.Randle, R. Marcus, ROW TWO; C.Neall, D.Mecham, M.Bertola, B Robertson, K.Parker, A.Jensen, D. Schick, D. Wright. Ken Farrell Coach GOLF Slices, eagles, and fore” letter words could mean only one thing—golf sea- son. Coached by K. Farrell, this year’s team unified itself through practice and individual performance to become competitive in regional and state meets. Wielding irons, woods, and putters, the Titan team played to par of their ex- pectations. vx FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Mickey Roach, Bob Randle, kfhrk dram. SECOND ROW: Blain Millet, Chris Bloomer. Wal- 132 $M l Will t uasv UMiitU M ite £ . f ufi aZty tWJ AfaUy a fri jf t o L t i M4k i e ifoUd J' ? ]9-1 f Acttii MiuUtf. ff d ' 4- AfiUMl n fi 6 BASEBALL TRYOUTS Memories of football and basketball faded into the past, and late spring ushered in another baseball season. Coach R. McMillan developed a team that displayed teamwork and sportsmanship that helped to shut-out opposition. This year’s team proved success- ful in its attempts because of split-second plays and well-planned maneuvers. Base- ball ‘70-71 starred seven returning letter- men from last year’s talented team. 133 Richard McMillan Coach CLASS OFFICERS Comprising the nucleus of the school, jun- iors were an important link between sopho- more naivete and senior apathy. Still enthu- siastic but moving closer to senioritis. they retained their sanity long enough to endure a successful year. Activities were highlighted by their class production, a fractured west- ern entitled “We Didn't Know the Gun Was Loaded.” Elizabeth Owens Coordinator Todd Wardrop Coordinator 134 David Adair Rich Adams Robert Allen Alma Allred Larry Allred Jody Anderson John Anderson Mike Anderson Richard Anderson Sarah Anderson Susan Anderson Cary Aoki Sharon Aposhian Annette Arata Janeen Arnold LaNae Asmus Laura Avis Kathi Ball Valerie Barnard Kris Bartlett Brooke Barton Ronald Bateman Carla Beck Kenneth Beck Kathy Beckstead )oe Beesley Rachel Belt Dave Berg Laurie Billis Keith Bird Kris Bird Annette Birkeland I Dee Birkeland Matthew Bjarnson foe Black Kathy Black Lynn Blodgett Brandy Booth Debbie Bowthorpe JoAnne Boyle Richard Boyle Betty Bradshaw Cindy Brewster Diane Brown Kay Brown Larry Brown S(eve Brown Vicki Brown Steve Bryant Gayle Buchanan Alana Burgess Dianne Burt Susan Burl Chris Burton Shelly Busha Bonnie Butcher Jacquie Butters Shannon Buzzo Marion Cahoon Bruce Camp Shawn Campbell Wes Campbell Tam Carey lanine Carter Mary Carter Dave Chambers Casey Chapman Dan Child Alan Christensen Debbie Christensen Ellen Christensen Kim Christofferson Mark Christopherson Judy Chytraus Alene Clark Debbie Clark Russ Cline Joy Cloughley Dimitri Cocorinis Karen Coleman Rodney Collins Terry Cononelos Mary Coombs Paul Copenhaver Darling, once in the morning does it. Scott Cordery Dave Cragun Pam Crosland Chris Cummings Tanya Cummins Bruce Curtis Pat Curiis Tom Cushing Pam Cutler Rebecca Dalton Camille Daniels Robert Davie Carol Davis Douglas Davis Cary Davis Debby Dean Steve Dechter Ann Diamond Yvon n e Doden bier Julie Driggs Julie Duff fin Louise Dyer Debbie Earl Todd Ebert Scott Ellis Curtis Ence Susan Ennor Dave Eric son Kent Evans Terry Evans Dave E well Nancy Eagley Mike Fahey Cathy Fairbourn Rex Falkenrath Raleigh Fehr Janet Felsted Tony Fenton Darcel Ferguson David Feulner Kim Fisher Marilec Flint Kris Fogg Steven Ford Chris Forsythe David Foulger Becky Frost Kim Carff Cory Cehrke Bryan Glaittli Debra Coates fames Coeglein Pamela Goffe Bruce Goodrich Cindy Cough Ron Gowans Marjann Gray Terry Green Cleave Greene Ed Gundersen Robert Hater Brent Hale Don Hales Chris Hall Kathi Halliday Karen Hammond Glen Haner Ken Hansen Stephen Hansen Paul Harrison Barbara Harsin Reed Has!am Karen Havert Robert Hayes Rosalee Haymore Diane Hebdon Sue Anne Heiner Connie Henderson invited. Debbie Henriksen Randy Hess JoAnn Hobbs Lynn Holladay Karrie Holmgren Don Homer Robyn Hoopes Craig Horrocks Karen Horrocks Dave Hulbert Mark Ingersoll Sue Isaacson William lack Art jensen Cherie Jensen Ondy Jensen Holly Jensen Jackie Jensen Julie Jensen Scott Jensen VennaJensen Elizabeth Johns Charlie Johnson Laurie Johnson Marilyn Johnson Verne Johnson Mark Johnston Layne Jolley Wayne Jolley Susan Kasteler Dave Katsanevas Laurie Keiser Janae Kitchen Roger Koch Robyn Koning Julie Kramer Heidi Lamb Bonnie Lamboume Nancy Landes Alan Langston Arlene Lank Kevin Laub Mona Layton Brian Leach Sandi Leaf Roxanne Leatherbury Suzanne Leatherbury Mary Ann Lee man Diane Lewis Ron Lewis Tonna Lewis Mark Livingston Lindsay Lloyd Rom Loveridge Ellen Lowe Kevin Lowry Lari Lybbert Mark Mabey Janet Madsen Mandrake Magician Ronald Mangelson Cary Mangum Jeff Mangum Lloyd March ant Scott Marston Jim Martin Virgil Martineau Shauna Marz Leslie McCullough Linda McDonald Kathy McFarland Kevin McGuire Kelly McKean Debbie McKinnon Julie McMullin Kathy McPharlin David Mecham Ron Merlin Linda Meyers Feets beats Heads anydayl Milan Miller Blaine Millet Tina Misaka Andrea Mitchell Lee Mitchell Becky Moffat Kris Moffat Harriette Monroe Ann Monson Gary Moore Arnie Morgan Bob Morgan Suzanne Morris James Morton Pam Moss Paula Moss SherryI Moyes Debra Myers Mindy Naylor Glenn Neill Chris Nelson Janice Nelson Susan Nelson Sylvia Nelson Rick Neslen Kevin New Debbie Newman Mark Newman Scott Newman Jack Nichols Loren Nielsen Kevin Nixon Becky Norman Michelle Nunley Bill Okeson Neil Oliphant John Olsen Brad Omer Rebecca Omer Karen Osguthorpe Diane Overy Chris Owen Elizabeth Owens Katie Owens Gay Packard Connie Page Kevin Parker Carolyn Parkin Debra Parks Mark Parry fanette Patterson Tari Patterson Stewart Paulsen Brent Peck Shelly Pedersen Paaul Pennington Stan Pennington Diana Pepper Shaunna Perkins Barbara Perry Jeff Perschon Brent Peterson Nancy Pettey Mark Phillips Garth Pierce Linda Plant Buffy Poulsen Ken Poulsen )im Poulson Marcy Poulton Tom Poyner Ruth Pratt Shauna Price Margret Price Make me! Jackie Probasco Dusty Prokasy Con Psarras Dana Racine Mike Rafferty Paul Rasmussen Dave Reeve Tienn Reid Sherrie Retford Colleen Rich Reid Richards Mike Richins Jack Riddle Kathy Rindfleisch Kim Rolyerts Brent Robinson Kathy Roghaar Russ Rosander John Ross Debbie Russell Debbie Schaar Paul Schneller Sharon Schowengerdt Creg Schults Holly Schultz Marsha Sears Allen Seastrand Leslie Ann Shaffer Randy Sheffield Judene Shelley Janice Shumway Marian Shurtleff Paula Siciliano Chris Sidwell Connie Silver Kristy Silver Sue Skelton Dan Skene Mimi Skola Kim Slusser Carol Smedley ladon Smith Linda Smith Susan Soffe Chris Sonntag Jan Sorenson Soren Sorenson Reva Southerland Alaine Southworth Dave Spencer John Stavros Linda Steed Brad Stevens Lacey Stevens Roslyn Stevens Kevin Stevenson Louise Stevenson Paul Stoddard Teresa Stoddard Cherie Stoker Shirley Stroh field Roma Sundberg Kent Swam Michael Sweet Lori Sweeten Chris Tanner Linda Tanner Rod Terry Carolyn Thatcher Eddy Tholen Dave Thomas Diane Thomas Mike Thompson Kurt Thornton Sheri Thorpe Trudy Throckmorton Sue Pidwell Becky Tolman Alan Tomich Carol Tonnesen Larry Trimble Fran Trovato Karen Turner Now I know how Atlas feels. Cindy Tyler Mike Tyler Harry Uncles Steven Urry Cathy Vandegrift Bart Van Dura Gail VanRensburg Gay Vlandy Craig Wagner Kim Waldroup Chris Wallin Cheryl Wanless Kaye Warburton Janna Ward Chad Wardrop Todd Wardrop Joe Watkins Frances Watson Steven Webb Becky West Don West Greg Whittaker Brian Williams Nancy Wilson Diane Woolley Susan Worthington Danny Wozab Barbara Wright Dalton Wright Barbara Young Kevin Zenger April Zirker Camille Zumbrunnen ACTIVITIES REGISTRATION Hello Stomp Hello Week Registration met with mixed comments this year as the students found that personal- ized registration has its costs. Hello Week also had its costs. Designed to introduce sophomores and other new Titans to the ways and traditions of Olympus, it got off to a hesitant start with the cancelling of the usual assembly, but the welcomes continued throughout the entire week, topped off by the MA stomp. HOMECOMING COMMITTEE: Left To Right, STANDING: Rick Dowell; Pat Farrell, advisor; Robert Tmeev; Julie Bradshaw; Jeff Quinn, chairman: Marci Omer; Paula Foster; Melodic Moench; Warren Ludlow; Bob Timmerman SITTING: Lacey Stevens; Kathy Ferguson; Pamela Renzetti; Pat Daughters. Torch Run Assembly LYCENIA THEOPHELES September 14-18 '70 ‘‘Lycenia Theophiles — Citadel of the Gods” proved to be an equitable theme for an extravagant yet symbolic event. The Day of Zeus marked the beginning of the fes- tive week featuring the film Giant of Marathon. Tuesday began the Olympics with a multitude of activities from horeshoe pitching and a greased pole to the main event — the buck-buck contest. An appearance in concert by Holden Caulfield and the Grapevine plus the Paint-in. highlighting painting and sketches of Homecoming, added more to an already enterprising week. Thursday closed the Olympic events with a feast followed by a torch-run and pep rally. Finally. Titans celebrated the Day of Ares by wearing togas with the alumni hosting the Homecoming assembly followed by the football game with West. At half time the Trojan Horse provided the means of announcing the Homecoming Queen. The Homecoming Dance climaxed the weeks events. Some- times confusing, oftentimes arduous, but always amiable. Homecoming signified the true spirit of Olympus. Paint-In HOMECOMING DANCE The Boyfriend? Never heard.. . are you sure that’s the name? Broadway’s own show was transported to Oly’s own stage presenting Maury and the Bearcats. You’re in a line-what are you. chorus girls? Smile, this isn’t a funeral. A six o’clock morning rehearsal, tests all day. I hardly feel like a perfect young lady. Hubert. Hubert, where are you? I really think I have strep throat. Who said I have to kiss. ! Why. you dirty old man!! France is my.ooh la la! All I want is . ?sleep! Look honey. I’m marrying Bobby but safety in numbers you know! KSL never did take good pictures of me. Did you see my eggs turn green? No. hamburgers always taste better at 6 a.m. That wait- ress is going to make us leave! Flame de ice cream? I didn’t even get any pizza. Whoever heard of co-ed dressing rooms! My husband told me on the phone, he can’t even remember what I look like! You know cast. I saw the Broadway show. AND I have to admit that you were bet- ter??? Folk Club Assembly Flag Assembly Egyptian Forum ASSEMBLIES Il)(a -yn V ‘ X Ooiriy cr . I Q N R ui his 4he_ 6(V - c ke [' These Facrv u. i O r-Jts u c (jo e oui w l ts r U5 Thg, ■h .n-iOiA ww: KA-e( hlcx ry ,. ‘-zee Ya. A gxT 'lea - ) r L V Assemblies CHRISTMAS WEEK Stan Russell, attendant Gaby Daltrey, queen Linda Poole, attendant ROYALTY Bill Mack, king 162 V ' SOPHOMORE DANCE ROYALTY Debbie Drury, attendant 164 Shauna Packard, queen lulee Anderson, attendant 165 Steve Terry, King “THE GALLERY” MARCH 5 Tony Chlepas, attendant John Adams, attendant Pat Daughters Coordinator Pam Renzetti Coordinator Matt Limburg President CLASS OFFICERS A belwildering year filled with important decisions learning to be self-reliant... finding that responsiblity is the path to adult- hood. An enthusiastic and natural leader. President Matt Limburg, with the support of the senior class, fought senior apathy and led the class in an innovative year. Activities of the year included an old western Senior Prom. “The Golden Nugget , a senior break- fast. and the Farewell Assembly. The year ended feelings of regret and anticipation mingled as the new alumni of Titans looked toward new individual pursuits. 166 Greg Adams Mary Adams Linda Almstedt Heather Amundsen Gary Anderson Jerry Anderson Michael Archer Trish Anderson lerson Susie Baker DianeAustin Kent Anderson Kevin Anderson Greg Arnouldous Allyn Ash Ron Bentson Vickie Beyeler Janlea Bigler Chris Bills Eric Bird Wayne Bjornn Kenneth Black Jamie Blacktin Kim Blake Tom Blodgett Mark Blood Chris Bloomer Randy Bodily John Boren Chris Borgmeier Craig Bowthorpe Julie Bradshaw Carolyn Brewer JoAnn Brighton Leslie Brimhall Debra Bringhurst Jane Broadbent LaMar Buhler Terri Broadbent Dale Brown Norin Brown Clark Bruderer Mike Burdette Russ Burgess Billye Burnett Lynn Burton Lynn Busath Brent Butcher Kaye Butler t)avid Callister Mark Carpenter loLynne Carlisle lane Carlston Steve Camp Ion Camp Barbara Christensen Toni Chase Candy Cartwright lulie Chapman Laura Carter - Robert Clements Kathy Clayton Steve Clark Cody Clark Linda Christensen Debbie Con die Ian Collard lim Comas Richard Coleman Ernestine Cody 4 Martin Coon loe Cope Dan Copenhaver Mark Cornelius Michelle Cornwall Dan Cortsen Terry Coult Jeanette Crawford Kevin Cromar Michelle Cropper Claire Culver Dorine Currey Carl Daniels Greg Davis limes Davis Pat Divis Scott Divis Tom Divis Aleta Dem Debby Denning fim Denver Lindsey Dew Rick Dowell Randy Doyle Sun Duncan Diana Durkee Lars Dutevall julie Easton Kathy Edge Jeff Edwards Terrie Edwards ludy Elieson Bob Ensign Roger Curtis John Dahl Diana Daley Susan Dalrymple Gabrielle Daltrey Debbie Daniels Gordon Daniels Patricia Daughters Tracy Ertel Dave tsplin Denise Evans Paula Foster Scott Fotheringham Robyn Fox Kathy Frost Florence Fryer Jill Fulton Gaylene Garrick Kathy Gerber Richard Getz Wanda Gibson Mike Glauser Toni Glazier Jeff C leave Jacques Cohier Kathi Goodfellow Jeff Gordon Ginger Grinaker Laura Gundersen Carolee Gunn Debbie Hackett Mike Hacking FOR U.S.ARMY NEAREST RECRUITING STATION Diane Harding Cindy Harley Randy Hart Bruce Handley Stacy Hanson Jan Harvey Jill Haskell Yvonne Hawkins Bruce Haymore Dave Heath Peggy Henkels Doug Herrscher Maxine Hess Jim Hobbs Ann Hogensen Jim Hintze I ecia Holladav Glen Hollander Pat Hooper Mark Hudson Judy Houston Doug Howard Jeff Hilbert Janet Hintze Jane Hogensen Wendy Holdsworih Debbie Hoopes Brent Horrocks Mark Hulet Pat Hummel Becky Hunt Helen Hunter Lynn Hurst . Anita Hulse Marilyn Iba Shauna Isaacson Craig Jacobs Tim Jacobson Tom Jacobson Debbie James Robert Jennings Claudia Jensen Ann Jensen Jan Jensen Janet Jensen Jeannine Jensen Kerry Jensen Leigh Ann Jensen Jeri Jolley Glen Jones Jeff Jones Kathy Jones Laurie Jones Lynette Jones Steven Jones Terry Jones 174 Win a few, lose a few! Pete Jensen Randie Jensen Sandra Jensen Tom Jensen Allen Johnson Bruce Johnson David Johnson Douglas Johnson Jean Johnson Kathy Johnson Scott Johnson Rand Johnston Rick Jorgensen Beckie Karren Russell Lyman Tom Lynott Paul Lyon Bill Mack Jeff Mac kay Scott Mack ay Charlene Maloney John Man gum Roger Marcus Jennifer Marks Stephen Marshall Kim Marti Barbara Maxheid Kathie Martin Brian McChan Kathy McKinnon Nada Mertin Robynne Merrill um McDonald Scott McDonaio Gary McGee Elaine McLachlan Becky McPharlin Jeremy Meier Debra Midthun Marsha Miles Pam Metcalf Allison Mollett Cathy Moore David Moore Jeff Miller Jeff Moffat Janeen Murdock Debbie Naylor Chris Neilson Julie Neilson Kim Nelson Margie Nelson Tammy Mower Susie Moyle Scott Mulvay Jane Murdock Not the Little Theatre again! Robyn Nelson Dave Neff David Nelson Paul Nesi Brent Newren Lynda Nichol Jackie Nicholl Carol Niederhauser Rob Nielsen Anne Norden Paula Nowell Cinda Oliver Diane Olsen Marv Olsen Steve Olsen Stephen Pappas Marci Omer Doug Ottosen Martin Ovard Richard Pace Next time, Kim, use an electric razor! Joyce Parry Bryce Omer Betsy Patterson Lorraine Paulsen Phil Payne Ron Pearson Brooke Pedersen Suzanne Peppinger Rene Perez Harold Pergler Karl Perschon Robert Pett Chris Phillips Debra Pinney Leslie Pizza Roger Player Linda Poole Debbie Popp Hangsadej Pornpimol Jim Porter Jeff Quinn Nelda Poyner Luengthada Prapatsorn Marie-Pierre Pret Chris Recksiek Cindy Rasmussen Bob Randle Dolores Rahde Anita Renlund Stuart Remington Robin Reeder Joan Reese Stephen Reed Mickey Roach Mary Ellen Riley Marty Riches Dale Renlund Pam Renzetti Nancy Roblez Terri Robison Don Robison Tim Roberts Mont Robbins Jim Robbins James Roe Susan Rogers Anna Roper Wendy Rosenblatt Marilyn Rosenlof Michael Rounds Kenneth Roxburgh Sue Royle DoKrj Ri irlv f) O ■ L 11 1n i Peggy Schmit lack Schofield Leigh Seklemian jerry Sewell Kae Sharp Leo Sharp Paul Shaw Chris Sheppard Kathleen Sherren Sandra Shultz Becky Sidwell Meredith Simpkins Becky Smith Brett Smith Jeff Smtih Jeff Snarr Leonard Snellman Margaret Snow Robyn Sorenson Lin St. Thomas Suzanne Spjut Brigitte Stover Kim Stevenson Debbie Stevenson Randy Stevens Sheri Stevens Cheryl Summers Tom Stuber Greg Strong Julie Stringham Shauna Sorenson Kerry Speers Chip Stanton Julie 9ephens Sue Sun dberg Stephen Sutherland Rod Tadje Jeanette Taylor Kaye Taylor Mike Taylor Debbie Terry Allyson Tholen Craig Thomas Matt Thomas Guy Thompson John Thorup Pam Throndsen Paul Throndsen Robert Tingey Debbie Toohey Johnny Trimble Glen Underwood Steve U re Sharon Van Often Leslie Viges Kent Vincent Jill Volker Craig Tillotson Bob Timmerman rJ Karen Trunnell Lorin Twede Dan Vanderhof Jan Vanderhooft Greg Voorhees Kevin Waldram Mark Walker Steve Walker Dale Wallace Drew Wallace Nancy Walsh Robyn Warburton Brendalyn Ward Bob Warnick Susan Warren Carolyn Warrick Janelle Waters Steve Watkins Robin Wayne Jim Webber Roger Weir LaMar Wells Gary West Alison Wheeler Peggy Wheeler If you take one more picture! )eff Wilde Doug Wilhelm Fred Wilhelmsen Kristine Whitley Kent Wilkinson Chuck Williams Karen Williams Kent Williams luanne Williams Karen Woodland Jill Workman Diana Wright Debbie Yates Mary Jane Zarbock GregZenger Lou Ann Zissi GRADUATION MAY 28,1971 Has an end pierced my thoughts. Frightening my soul into drifting, blind confusion? I believed that I was finished, borne unto darkness and cast amid the soundless screaming of Tomorrow's pain I dreamed of these things and yet I looked ahead Because I was only lost in another beginning. 184 TOP THREE PER CENT The pinnacle of scholastic achievement was reached by nineteen Titans with G PA’s in the top three percent of a graduating class of 600. Dedication, imagination, and a master mind were required to make it through the high school maze on top. John Mangum Anita Renlund Leonard Snellman 3.979 3.978 3.940 Karen Williams Kathi Coodfellow Laura Gunderson Laurie ones 3.939 3.938 3.938 3 935 fan lensen 3.935 Wendy Rosenblatt Linda Poole Wendy Holdsworth Gaylene Garrick Matt Thomas 3.935 3.917 3.915 3.891 3.891 Terry Jones 3.889 Karen Barnett Robert Tingey Diane Lofgren Kae Lyn Sharp Jane Broadbent 3.886 3.872 3.872 3.870 3.870 HONOR NATIONAL SOCIETY Graduating with a 3.5 average and a minimum of 19 solids is a hard task, yet sixty-two Titans achieved this during five semesters at Olympus to become members of the National Honor Society. Chapter members Gaylene Garrick and John Mangum. whose credentials were sent ahead to Washington, com- peted as semi-finalists. One hundred eighty-five exceptional students across the country were chos- en as finalists and received scholarships of $1.000 each. Mary Adams Patricia Anderson Scott Anderson Brian Arnesen Karen Barnett Mark Blood Julie Bradshaw Clark Bruderer John Buckmiller Lynn Busath Jon Camp Janie Carlston Barbara Christensen lames Comas Mark Cornelius Jeanette Crawford Gaylene Garrick Kathleen Gerber Mark Hulet Patricia Hummel Shauna Isaacson Allen Johnson Scott Johnson Laurie Jones Linda Kidston Nea Kramer Diane Lofgren Charlene Maloney John Mangum Cuy Morris Anne Norden Stanley Pace Joyce Parry National Honor Society Harold Pergler Jeff Quinn Anita Renlund Dale Renlund Wendy Rosenblatt Stanley Russell Leigh Seklemian Kae Lyn Sharp Brett Smith Jeffrey Smith Leonard Snellman Kerry Speers Julie Stephens Sue Sundberg Stephen Sutherland Allyson Tholen Matthew Thomas Robert Tingey Deborah Toohey Stephen Watkins Roger Weir Karen Williams STER LI NG Mark Blood Mathematics Kent Anderson Debate Drama Jeanette Crawford Homemaking Jeff Edwards Science Wendy Holdsworth Music Paul Lyon Industrial Arts Anita Renlund Language Stan Russell Business SCHOLARS James Comas English Literature Jeanne Hildebrand Art John Mangum General Scholarship Matthew Thomas Social Studies BOYS’ AND GIRLS’ STATE Clark Bruderer Steve Clark James Comas Kent Anderson Kevin Cromar John Mangum Jeff Edwards Jim Porter Dave Heath Matt Thomas Matt Limburg Candy Cartwright Peggy Erickson Linda Poole Governor—1972 Claudia Skaggs Bobette Wheat 192 Lynn Busath Finalist John Mangum Finalist Leonard Snellman Finalist NATIONAL MERIT Neal Kramer Finalist Patricia Hummel Finalist Michael Rounds Finalist Anita Renlund Semi-Finalist Matt Thomas Finalist Stephen Sutherland Finalist ELKS YOUTH LEADERSHIP AWARDS Jeanette Crawford Peggy Erickson Gaylene Garrick John Mangum Linda Poole Jeff Quinn Leonard Snellman Matt Thomas YOUNG AMERICANS Leonard Snellman Steve Sutherland Anita Renlund Matt Thomas Neal Kramer, alternate Mr. Eldon Tolman, advisor DEBATE HONORS John Anderson Kent Anderson Debbie Ashton Richard Boyle Julie Bradshaw Kim Fisher Lynn Busath Candy Cartwright Steve Christensen Jim Davis Blaine Ferguson Jacques Gohier Dave Heath An Jensen Becki Karren Tom Loveridge Mark Parry Con Psarras Scott Richins John Ross Claudia Skaggs Glen Tillotson Dalton Wright Music Awards Marilyn Iba National Orchestra Award Philip Payne National Orchestra Award Brett Smith Abravanel Orchestra Award CO “O CD $ lean fohnson Most Valuable Staffer Joanne Brighton Betty Crocker Homemaker of the Future Award Anita Renluna Bausch and Lamb Award Dave Chambers Dan Cox Greg Davis Second Team—All Region Second Team—All Region Mr. Basketball SPORTS AWARDS Steve Olsen Mark Papan ikolas Chris Phillips Most Improved Football Player Football Captain Football Captain Most valuable Lineman Second Team All State First Team All Region Recipient of $2000 Grant-in-Aid to B.Y.U. Most Valuable Player Jack Schofield Kim Stevenson Kevin Wald ram Recipient of $2000 Grant-in-Aid Most Improved—Basketball Basketball—Playmaker Award to University of Wyoming Bill Mack Scotty Rollins Wrestling Award Most Inspirational Player Stan Russell Football Captain Second Team—all Region Most Val- uable Back Basketball Schol- arship Doug Wilhelm First Team—All Region 197 AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE A new experience came to Oly this year. Olympus High proudly presented its first American Field Service student in three years. Marrie- Pierre Pret, a student from France, participated in the school play, folk assembly, and many other activities, making 71a memorable year. Marrie-Pierre Pret 198 STUDENTS OF THE MONTH TEACHERS OF THE MONTH Kim Marti November Bob Timmerman December Kent Anderson February Richard Crocker September Jeff Quinn September Chris Phillips October Laura Seklemian January Diane Taylor November Arden Peterson December George Barton January Bob Johnson February Wayne Startin October Jeanette Crawford Yearbook (2 yrs.). Associate Editor 1970-71 Hi Ti 1970-71 Sub Debs Folk Music Club Spanish Club Homecoming Committee 1970 Quill and Scroll Sterling Scholar in homemaking. ■y Gaylene Garrick Hi Ti (2 yrs.). President 1970-71 Assembly Committee. Sub Debs Spanish Club FTA . . Debate Club 1969- 70 Drama Club Constitu- tional Convention Executive Coun- cil.. Christmas Week Committee 1970- 71 Model United Nations 1970 Boyfriend 1970-71. Kent Anderson Boys’ State Senator 1970-71. Constitutional Convention 1970 Model United Nations (2 yrs.) Debate Club president Debate Honors.. . Sterling Scholar in speech and drama .. My America Con- test Principle’s Tardy Committee 1971. . Granite District Drug Con- ference 1971. Pat Daughters Election Committee 1969-70 Senior Class Coordinator Drama Club Folk Music Club Home- coming Co-chairman 1970 Free- dom Assembly. Junior Class Assembly Director 1969. TITAN SERVICE AWARDS Jim Comas Boys' State . Yearbook (2 yrs.). Editor 1970-71 Pegasus, Co-edi- tor 1970-71, Model United Nations (2 yrs.).. . Constitutional Conven- tion 1969-70 . . Sterling Scholar in English . Executive Committee 1970-71 Quill and Scroll. Jeff Edwards Senator (2 yrs.) 1969-70, 70-71 Dress Standards Committee Chair- man 1970 Cirriculum Committee Co-chairman 1970-71 Model United Nations (2 yrs.) Boys’ State Pegasus staff 1970-71 Quill and Scroll.. . Folk Music Club 1971 Swim Team 1968-69 PTSA Repre- sentative 1970-71 Science Awards Constitutional Convention. Dave Heath Boys' State one of four finalists for Boys’ Nation Coordinating Council 70-71 Senator 1970-71 My A- merica Speech Contest Winner... Chairman of Exploratory Curricu- lum Committee Debate Honors... Debate team ranking 2. Diane Lofgren Thunderbolt Staff (3 yrs.), Editor 1970-71 Hi Ti (2 yrs.). Model United Nations 1969-70. Concert Choir. Christmas Dance Com- mittee .. Quill and Scroll (2 yrs.) . Inquiring Editor Team. Pam Renzetti Senior Class Coordiator 1970-71 Yearbook Staff 1970-71. Home- coming Committee—Chairman of Feast 1970-71. . President of Quill and Scroll 1970-71 . Junior Class Secretary .. Folk Club (2 yrs.) Latin Club (2 yrs.).. Drama Club (2 yrs.). . .Fathers' and Daughters’ Publicity 1970-71. Stan Russell Letterman— Basketball. Football, Track. Captain Football and Track Curriculum Committee. Pass-Fail Classes National Honor Society. Santa Claus for Christmas week and dance.. Sterling Scholar in Busi- ness. Leonard Snellman Captain of Young Americans” Team 1970-71. Model United Nations (2 yrs.) Election Committee Chair- man . . Delegate to Utah National Guard Freedom Academy .. Con- cert Band.. Concert Orchestra Stage Band . Pep Band Delegate to Intermountain Science and Hu- manities Symposium. 201 Steve Sutherland Model United Nations President 1970-71, Vice-President 1969-70 Constitutional Convention... Young Americans” Team . Honor Council French Club Exploratory Cur- riculum Committee . National Merit Finalist. INDEX General Index ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY Administration 14 Counselors 16 Faculty 18 Secretaries 25 CUSSES Sophomores 90 Juniors 134 Seniors 166 CLUBS Art Club 88 Dance Club 81 Debate Club 82 DECA 78 Drama Club 83 Folk Music Club 83 FTA 79 French Club 86 German Club 87 JETS 80 Model U N. 85 Quill and Scroll 89 Radio Club 80 Safety Council 88 Ski Club 84 Spanish Club 87 Sub Debs and Squires 89 Titan Boosters 77 VICA 79 DANCES AND ROYALTY Christmas Dance 160 Homecoming Dance 151 Senior Prom 162 Sophomore Dance 164 EVENTS Class Assemblies 157 Christmas Week 158 Egyptian Forum 156 Hello Week 147 Homecoming 148 Flag Assemblies 156 Pep Assemblies 155 RDT 154 Registration 147 The Boy Friend 152 OHS ORGANIZATIONS Assembly Committee 39 Coordinating Council 40 Election Committee 38 Girls'Association 63 Honor Council 38 Men's Association 64 Publicity Committee 39 Senate 34 Student Body Officers 32 Student Body President 30 Ushers 40 PUBLICATIONS Odyssey 44 Pegasus 46 Ti-Book 48 Thunderbolt 42 SPORTS Baseball 133 Basketball 123 Cross Country 114 Football 107 Golf 132 Hockey 116 Soccer 112 Sports Awards 197 Swimming 118 Tennis 130 Track 127 Wrestling 120 SERVICE GROUPS Cheerleaders 50 J.V. Cheerleaders 52 Hi Tis 60 Key Club 56 Air Force R.O.T.C. 58 PERFORMING ARTS Concert Band 73 Concert Choir 67 Concert Orchestra 73 Dance Production 74 Drama Production 75 Junior Choir 68 Madrigals 70 Pep Band 71 Sophomore Choir 69 Stage Band 71 202 A 11 Adtar. David 135 12 Adams. Greg 167.114 10 Adams. John 34.91. 164. 126 12 Adams. Mary 167. 188 11 Adams. Richard 68. 135 10 Adams. Terry 69. 70.91 10 Akrc. Jane 91 10 Alder. Bill 91. 113 10 Allen Gary 91 lOAIIcn. Mary 91 11 Allen. Robert 135 11 Allred. Alma 67 68 135. 113 11 Allred. Larry 135 10 Almond. Sue 91 12Almstedt. Linda 167 12 Amundsen. Heather 167 10 Anagnostikis. Kevin 69.91 12 Anagnostikis. Zach 78 lOAnderson. David91 110.121 12 Anderson. Gary 107. 167 12 Anderson. Jerry 11 Anderson. Jody 61. 72. 135 11 Anderson. John 42. 135. 195.82.85 lOAnderson. Julee69.81.91. 164 lOAnderson. Kathleen 72.87 12 Anderson. Kent 34.82.85. 167. 191. 192. 195.199. 200 12 Anderson. Kevin 167 lOAnderson. Larry91 lOAnderson. Laura86.91 lOAnderson. Lmnette69. 91 lOAnderson. Mark 69.91. 121 10 Anderson. Mary 91 11 Anderson, Mike 135 lOAnderson. Michelle91 11 Anderson. Richard 135 11 Anderson. Sarah 60. 85. 135 12Anderson. Scott 167. 188 11 Anderson. Susan 135 12Anderson. Trish 45. 79 167. 188 10 Andrus. Kirk91 11 Aoki. Gary 135 11 Aposhian. Sharon 61.86. 135 11 Arata. Annette 68. 78,85. 135 12 Archer. Michael 42. 56. 77.89. 167 10 Armstrong. Bryan 91 12 Arnesen. Brian 42. 167. 188 10 Arnold. Carol 91 11 Arnold. Janeen 54.85. 135 12 Arnouldous. Greg 125. 167 12Ash.Allyn61.78. 167 10 Ashton. Ann 91 12 Ashton. Debbie 195 11 Asmus. LaNae 135 12 Austin. Diane 167 10 Avis. Debbie 91 11 Avis. Laura 68, 79.87. 135 B 11 Bacigaiupo. Craig 79 11 Badley. Jack 67 lOBaggalcy. Sharia 91 lOBagley. James 71.73 91 12Bagley. Paula 67. 70. 167 10 Bair. Andrea 91 12 Baker. Suzanne 78. 167 12 Bale. Denise63.167 11 Ball. Kathleen 47 135 10 Ball. Kathy 83.91. 150 12 Ball, Rebecca 78.167 lOBandley. Michelle 91 l2Bandley. Scott 167 10 Banta. Robert 56.86.91 10 Barber. David 91 119 12 Barnard. Shauna 45.67. 75. 167 11 Barnard. Valerie 68. 70. 72.85.89. 135 12Bamett. Karen 61.86. 167. 187. 188 10 Barrett. Brenda 91.86 10 Barrow. Joel 91 10 Bartholomew. Colynne 69. 70.91 11 Bartlett. Kris 71.86. 135 11 Barton. Brooke 68. 135 11 Bateman. Ron 56. 135 11 Beck. Carla 68. 135 12 Beck. Diane 45. 167 11 Beck. Kenneth 53. 73. 135 12 Beck. Nancy 33. 167 10 Beck. Shauna 69.91 11 Beckstead. Kathy 135 11 Beesley. Joe 121. 135 11 Belt. Rachel 135 10 Bennett. John 80. 110 10 Bentley. James 45 12Benlson. Ron 167 11 Berg. Dave 78. 135 lOBertola. Max 82 58.59 10 Betournay. Duane 71.72 lOBevan. Karen 69.91 12 Beyeier. Vickie 61.75. 167 10 Bickmore Deborah 86 12 Bigler. Janlea 167 11 Billis. Laurie 135 12 Bills. Chris 71. 72. 119, 167. 1% 10 Bills. Greg 89 91. 126 Student Index 11 Bills. Rocco 56 10 Sinks. Douglas 53. 71.91 12 Bird. Erie 50. 77. 187 11 Bird. Keith 135 11 Bird. Kris 58. 59 135 11 Birkeland. Annette 54. 68. 70. 135 11 Birkeland. J Dee61.71 73. 79.85.86. 89.135 10B|amson.Greg91.122 11 Biarnson. Matthew 135 lOBiornn. Peggy 91 12Bjornn. Wayne 71. 73. 167 11 Black. Joel 84. 124 11 Black Joe 126. 135 10 Black. Karen 91 11 Black. Kathy 54.85. 135 12 Black Ken 78. 167 10 Black Lisa 69.91 lOBlacktm. Barbara91 12 Blacktm. Jamie 56. 78. 167 lOBlacktm. Susan91.84 12 Blake. Kim 167 11 Blodgett. Lynn 135 12 Blodgett. Tom 77. 167 12 Blood. Mark 167. 188. 191 12 Bloomer. Chris 86. 132. 167 10 Bodily. Edward 82.91. 110 12 Bodily. Randy 40. 77. 78. 168 12Bogarte. Julia 47 10 Bond. Debbie69 91 11 Booth. Brandy 107. 135 lOBoren. Elam 71. 73.86.91 12 Boren. John 78. 168 10 Borg. Holly 83.86.91 10 Borg. Shannon 88.91 12 Borgmeier. Chris 71. 74.80. 168 lOBorgmeier. Scott 86.91 10 Bourne. David 91 11 Bowers. Dan 122 10 Bowman. Kenneth 92. 110 12 Bowthorpe. Craig 44. 45. 168 11 Bowthorpe. Debbie 68. 135 11 Boyle. JoAnne 135 11 Boyle. Richard 56.80.82. 135. 195 10Bozich.Gail92 10Bozich.Greta92 10 Bradford. Randy 02 11 Bradshaw. Betty 135 10 Bradshaw. Jan 92 11 Bradshaw. Julie82 12 Bradshaw. Julie 34.85. 148 168. 188. 195 10 Breitlmg. Robert 92 12 Brewer. Carolyn 168 10 Brewer. Sue 69. 70.92 11 Brewster. Cindy 61.86 135 10 Brewster. Debbie 69.92 10 Brewster. Doug 92 12 Brighton. JoAnn 54. 167. 196 lOBrimhall. David 92 12Brimhall. Leslie 54.67. 70. 168 I28rmghurst. Debra 78 168 lOBrmghurst. Trent 92 lOBroadbeck. Marian 39 12Broadbent. Jane 39.53. 168. 187 12 Broadbent. Terri 39. 54. 168 10 Brodbeck. Lisa92.83 10 Brown. Cameron 92.59. 119 12 Brown. Dale 168 10 Brown. Darlene92 10 Brown. Debbie92 11 Brown. Diane 47. 54. 135 10 Brown. James 92 10 8rown. Janet 92.86 lOBrown. Jeff 92 10Brown. Karen 39.83.92 11 Brown. Kay 71. 73. 135 11 Brown. Larry 135 lOBrown. Linda92 lOBrown. Mark92 12Brown. Marci 168 12 Brown. Norm 86. 168 11 Brown. Steve68. 135 lOBrown. Sue92 11 Brown. Vicki 73. 135 10Browning. Teresa 92 10 Bruce. Kathy 92 12 Bruderer. Clark 120. 168. 188. 192 10 Brunisholz. Ed 56. 71 92. 113 12Brunsvold. 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Connie 55. 142 12 Page. Marcy 81. 178 � 2 Page. Paul 78 10 Panmer. Chris 101 10 Pap. Joni 69. 59. 101 12 Papanikolas. Mark 64, 78. 107.178. 197 12 Pappas. Stephen 178 10 Parker. Julie 83. 84. 101 11 Parker. Kevin 75. 52.85. 142 11 Parkin. Carolyn 142 10 Parkin. Susan 87. 101 11 Parks. Debbie 142 12 Parry. Joyce 55. 86 189. 178 11 Parry. Mark N 82. 85. 119. 142. 195 10 Partridge. Robert 110 10 Paterson. Lisa 101 12 Patterson. Betsy 178 11 Patterson. Janette 63. 68. 142 11 Patterson. Tan 55.86. 142 11 Paulsen. Bul� y55. 142 12 Paulsen. Lorraine 55. 178 11 Paulsen. Stewart 142 10 Paulsen. Susan 63.69. 101 12 Payne. Phil 71. 72. 73.89. 178. 196 10 Pearson. Larry 59 12 Pearson. Ron 178 11 Peck. Brent 67. 78. 108. 122. 142 12 Pedersen. Brooke 38. 47. 178 11 Pedersen. Shelly 55. 86. 142 11 Pennington. Paul 142 11 Pennington. Stan 71. 73. 142 11 Pepper. Diana 78.87. 142 12 Peppmger. Suzanne 55.67. 178 12 Perez. Rene 87. 178 12Pergler.Harold40.87 178 190 11 Perkins. Shauna 78. 142 11 Perry. Barbara 68. 74. 142 10 Perry. Richard 101. 115 11 Perschon. Jeft 142 12 Perschon. Karl 1 78 11 Peterson. Brent 142 12 Pett. Robert 119. 178 11 Pettey. Nancy 142 11 Petty. Keith A. 67.68 10 Philipoom. Dwight 113 12 Phillips. Chris 107. 120. 178 197. 199 12 Phillips. Gary 78. 79 11 Phillips. Mark 142 lOPhippen. Steve 101. 110. 122 10 Pickering. Dana 101.86 11 Pierce. Garth 142 12 Pmney. Debra 178 12 Pmo. Richard 58 59 12 Pizza. Leslie 74. 178 10 Pizza. Bill 101 11 Plant. Linda 69. 142 12 Player. Roger 114. 178 lOPIott. Brenda 69. 101 10Polie..Steve82.83. 101.110. 125 12 Polle. Lmda 33.40. 74 150 162. 178. 187. 192. 194 12 Popp. Debbie 42. 62. 78. 178. 89 12Pornpimol. Hangsadei 178 12 Porter. J.m 178. 192 11 Poulsen. Jim 45.80. 142 11 Poulsen. Ken 57 142 11 Poulton Marcy 55. 68 142 12 Poyner. Nelda 78 179 11 Poyner. Tom 108. 142 12 Prapatsorn. Luengthada 179 10 Pratt. David 59 12 Pratt. Doug 79 11 Pratt. Ruth 55.68. 142 10 Preston. Debra 69 70. 101.87 12Pret Mane Pierre 75. 62. 179.86. 198 11 Price. Shauna 142 12 Price. Steven 77. 179 11 Prince. Margaret 52. 142 11 Probsco. Jackie 143 11 Prokasy. Dusty 79.86. 143 11 Psarras.Con 35. 82. 143. 195 86 lOPulos. Sandra 102 Q 12Qumn. Jett 35.67. 78.84. 108. 179 148 190.199 12 Quist. Scott 179 R 11 Racine. Dana 143 11 Ratferty. M.ke 143 12 Rahde. Dolores 179.86 12 Randle. Robert 132.179 12 Rasmussen. Cmdy 67. 78 179 10 Rasmussen. Lee Ann 69. 70. 102 11 Rasmussen. Paul 83. 143 12 Recksiek. Chris 72. 179 10 Redmond. Helen 69 102 12 Reed. Stephen 179 12 Reeder. Robin 55.179 12 Reese. Joan 179 11 Reeve. David 108. 120. 143 10 Reid. Kim 102 11 Reid. Tienne 143 10 Remington. Jer. 88 102 12 Remington. Stuart 42. 47. 71. 179. 89 12 Renlund. Anita 62. 179.86. 187. 190. 191. 193. 194. 196 12 Renlund. Oale 108. 179. 190. 86 12 Renzetti. Pam 166 89 179 148. 201 10 Retford. Danny 102 11 Rettord. Sherrie 143 11 Rich, Colleen 55. 143 11 Richards. Re.d 57.82 143 10 Riches. Amy 102 12 Riches. Marty 179 11 Richms. Mike 143 12 Richms. Scott 82. 195 lORichtel. Andrca84. 182 lORidd. Mariann 102 11 Riddle. Jack 143 10 Rigby. Chen 102 10 Rigby. Mike 102 12 Riley. Maryellen 179 10 Riley. Nancy 102 10 Rindfleisch. Kairle 102 11 Rindfleisch Kathy 143 lORix. Alden 102 12 Roach Mickey 77. 179 132 10 Roark. Mmdi 102 12 Robbins. J.m 130. 179 12 Robbins. Mont 77. 179. 120 10 Roberts. Cathie 102 10 Roberts. Clark 102 11 Roberts. Kim 143 12 Roberts. Tim 120.179 11 Robinson. TBrcnt 143 10 Robinson. Ilene 102 12 Robison. Donald 87. 179 10 Robison. Michael 72. 102 12 Robison. Terri 48. 179 10 Robles. Frank 102. 126 12 Roblez. Nancy 42. 179.89 11 Rockwood. Kathy 68. 143 10 Roden, John 102 12 Roe. James 120. 179 10 Roe. Jettrey 102. 121 10 Rogers. Bev 102 12 Rogers. Larry 79 12 Rogers. Susan 179 11 Roghaar. Curtis 109. 143 lORona. Peter 86 12 Roper. Anna 88. 179 11 Rosander. Russell 67.68. 109. 124. 125. 143 11 Rose. Kenneth 59 12 Rosenblatt. Wendy 38. 55. 179. 187. 190 12 Rosenlof. Marilyn 55. 179 11 Ross. John 82. 85. 143. 195 12 Rounds. Michael 45.47. 179. 193 10 Rowley. Debbie 73. 102 10 Rowse 11. Pamela 102 12 Roxburgh. Kenneth 58. 59 113. 180 10 Royle. David 102 12Royie.Susan55.67.83.180 12 Rudy. Debbie 180 10 Rukavma. Larry 69. 70. 102 12 Rukavma. Richard 67. 180 10 Rupp. Jill 102 11 Russell. Debra 55.68. 81. 143 10 Russell. Kathy 69. 102 12 Russell Malcolm 79. 180 12 Russell. Stan 109. 124. 162. 190. 191. 197. 124 S 12 Sakizzie. Rena 87 11 Salt. Jeft 114 12 Sammond. Dianne 62. 85.87, 180 11 Schaar. Debroah 143 11 Schick. Dion 35.86. 85 10 Schmidt. Laune 102 12 Schmit. Peggy 180 11 Schneiier. Paul 143 12 Schofield. Jack 40. 77 109. 180. 197 10 Scholl. Laura 69. 72. 86. 102 10 Schoppe. Bonnie f02 11 Schowengerdt. Sharon 79. 143 11 Schults. Gregory 124. 125. 143 11 Schultz. Holly 143 10 Schwanebeck. Paul 59. 102. 119 10 Scott. Julie 102 10 Scott. Martha 102 11 Sears. Marsha 143 11 Seastrarvd. 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Meredity 180 10 Sims. Scott 103 12 Skaggs. Claudia 63. 180. 192. 195 12 Skaggs. Mark 78. 180 12 Skeen. Randy 109. 180 11 Skelton. Susan 47. 143 11 Skene. Dan 143 12 Skene. Karen 180 11 Skola Mimi 68. 74.81 143 12 Slaven. Sherry 53. 180 10 Sluder. Jill 103 11 Slusser.Kim68. 143 12 Smart. Randall67. 180 10 Smart. Robert 103 10 Smart. Ron 103. 126 10 Smart. Susan 103 11 Smedley. Carol 83. 85 86. 79 143 12 Smith. Becky 45. 180 10 Smith. Brad 103. 110. 121 11 Smith. Bradley 70.83 12 Smith. Brett 180. 190. 72. 196 11 Smith. Byron 59. 83 11 Smith. Jadon 64. 144 12 Smith. Jeft 77. 180. 190 10 Smith. Juke 84 103 11 Smith. Kevin 79. 109 11 Smith. Linda 144 10 Smith. R.ck 83. 109. 103 10 Smith. Ronnie 86. 103 10 Smith. Tamara 83.87. 103 10 Smith. Victoria 103 12 Smith. Jeff 180 12Snellman. Leonard 38. 85. 180. 187. 190 193.194.201 10 Sncllman. Robert 72.86. 103 12 Snow, Margaret 180 11 Soffe. Susan 78. 144 12 Sohm. Dana 47. 181 lOSohm. Shayla84. 103 11 Sonntag. Chris 144 10 Sorensen. 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Debbie 181 11 Stevenson. Kevin 144. 78 12 Stevenson. Kim 109. 64. 124. 181. 197 11 Stevenson. Louise 144 10 Stevenson. Sandra 79. 84. 103 11 Stoddard. Jim 75 11 Stoddard. Paul 71.73. 113. 144 11 Stoddard. Teresa 144 11 Stoker. Chene 68. 144 10 Stoll. Susie 103. 71.73.89.86.88 84 10 Stout. Robert 103. 86 12 Stover. Brigitte 181 lOStnngham. David 103. 110. 122 12Strmgham. Julie 67.81. 181 10 Strmgham. M.iry 83. 84. 104 11 Strohf.eld. Shirley 55. 144 12 Strong. Greg 181 12Stuber. Thomas 181 12 Stucki. Leslie 78. 181 lOStuoki. Robyn 104 10 Stultz. Sandra 84. 104 11 Sturgeon. Paula 71. 73 10 Stutzriem, Lawerervce 58. 59.86 12 Summers. Cheryl 71. 181 11 Sundberg. Roma 144 12 Sundberg. Susan 48. 71. 181. 190 12 Sutherland. Stephen 38.85. 181. 190 193. 194.201 11 Swan. Kent 84.144 11 Sweet. Mike 144 11 Sweeten. Lori 144 10 Swenson. Bill 104 10 Swenson. Kim 104 T lOTadje. Joan 84. 104 12 Tadie. Robert 181 11 Tanner. Chris 72.85. 144 10 fanner. David 58. 59. 104 10 Taylor. Dave 104 10 Taylor. Dell 104. 119 12 Taylor. Jeanette 55. 181 12 Taylor. Kaye 63. 67. 70.87.181 12 Taylor. Mike 181 10 Taylor. Ted 104 10 Taylor. Tommie 104 10 Tennant. Dawn 104 10 Terrill. Suzanne 69. 104 10 Terry. Bill 104 121 12 Terry. Debbie 48. 78. 181 11 Terry. Rod 109 144 10 Terry. Steven 38.90. 104.121. 110. 164 11 Thatcher. Carolyn 53. 8.81. 144 12 Thoien. Allyson 55. 181.190 10 Thoien. Dwight 104 11 Thoien. Edsel 109. 144 10 Thomas. 8rooke 53. 104 12 Thomas.Craig 78. 109. 181 11 T homas. Dave 78. 144 11 Thomas. Diane 62. 78. 85. 86 89 10 Thomas. Don 104 10 Thomas. Lisa 35. 87. 104 10 Thomas. Lon 104 12 Thomas. Matt 32. 87. 181. 187. 190. 191. 192 193. 194 10 Thomas. Shannon 104 10 Thomas. Sue 104 10 Thompson. Gary 104, 119 12 Thompson. Guy 181 11 Thompson. Mike 144 11 Thornton. Kurt 57. 144 10 Thorpe. Kimberly 104 11 Thorpe. Sheri 55. 85. 144 12 Thorup. John 56. 182 11 Throckmorton. Trudy 89. 144 12 Throndsen. Pam 182 12 Throndsen. Paul 182 11 Tidwell. Sue 55. 144 12 Tillotson. Craig 182 11 Tillotson. Glenn 52.67. 70.82. 83. 85. 195 12 Timmerman. Robert 40. 77. 148. 182. 199 12 Tmgey. Robert 34.182.187. 190 11 Tolman. Becky 55. 144 11 Tomich. Alan 144 11 Tonnesen. Carol 55.68. 70. 144 12 Toohey. Debbie 182. 190 10 Torrence. Tonia 104 10 Tregaskts. Kim 84. 104 12 Trimble. Johnny 40. 78. 182 11 Trimble. Larry 144 11 Trovato. Fran 144 12 Trunnell. Karen 182 11 Turner. Karen 53. 68. 144 12 Twede. Lonn 182 11 Tyler. Cindy 145 10 Tyler. Edward 104. 110 11 Tyler. Michael 145 U 10 Uncles. Brenda 83. 84. 86. 104 11 Uncles. Harry 145 12 Underwood. Glen 182 lOUre. Lynette 104 12 Ure. Steve 182 11 Urry. Steve 67.68. 145 V 12VanOtten. Sharon 182 10 Vance. David 104 11 Vandergritt. Catherine 55. 145 10 Vanden Akker. Jill 84. 104 12Vanderhof. Dan 77 109. 18? lOVanderhof Jim 104 12 Vanderhooft. Jan 182 11 Van Dura. Bart 145 11 VanRensburg. Gail 68. 145 10 Veenendaal. Roger 104. 115 12 Viges. Leslie 182 10 Vincent. Alan 104. 122 10 Vincent. Conme 104 12 Vincent. Kent 78. 182 10 Vincent. Susan 105 11 Vlandy. Gay 55. 145 12 Volker. Jill 67. 78. 182 12 Voorhees. Greg 117. 182 lOVoorhees. Louann 71. 74. 105 lOVosburgh. Reed 121 lOVriens. Kris 105 W lOWagenaar. Karen 69. 105 11 Wagner. Craig 145 10 Wagner. Myron 59.80. 105 10 Wagstatt. Denny 105 12 Wakefield. Ellen 47 1? Waldram. Kev.n40 86. 124. 132. 182. 197 11 Waldroup. Kim 145 12 Walker. Mark 182 10 Walker. Nancy 105 12 Walker. Steve 182 10 Wall. Sheila 105 12 Wallace. Dale 77. 182 10 Wallace. David 105.110 12 Wallace. Drew 40. 79. 182 11 Wallin. Chris 52. 145 10 Walred. Jean 73 12 Walsh. Nancy 182 11 Wanless. Cheryl 78. 145 11 Warburton. Kaye 60.68. 145 10 Warburton. Paul 105 12 Warburton. Robyn 44. 45.182 12 Ward. Brcndalyn 55. 182 11 Ward. Janna 145 10 Ward. Roger 105 lOWardrop. Brett 105. 110. 121 11 Wardrop. Chad 79.145 11 Wardrop. Todd 134. 145 12 Warmck. Bob 182 12 Warren, Susan 55. 182 12 Warrick. Carlye 78. 182 12 Waters. Janelle 75. 182 10 Waters. Wes 105. 110 11 Watkins. Joe 38. 134. 122. 145 12 Watkins. Steve 120. 183.190 11 Watson. Frances 145 10 Watts. Jeff 105 12 Wayne. Robin 183 10 Wayne. Sheldon 105 10 Webb. Pam 84 105 11 Webb. Steven 53. 145 12 Webber. Jim 78. 85. 183 12 Webster. Tina 45. 183 12 Weidner, Walt 183 lOWeiler. Jeff 105 11 Weiler. Kent 86 12 Weir. Roger 77. 114.87. 183. 190 10 Wells. Ann 105 12 Wells. LaMar 77. 109. 183 11 West. Becky 145 11 West. Don 84 145 12 West. Gary 183 10 West. Peter 105 10 Whatcott. Lynn 105. 110 12 Wheat. Bobette 50. 183. 192 12 Wheeler. Alison 39.67. 88, 183 10 Wheeler. Karen 105 12 Wheeler. Peggy 183 10 Wheeler. Rebecca 63. 69. 70. 88. 105 10 White. Scott 105 10 Whitfield. Julie 86. 105 12 Whitley. Kris 67. 70. 72.83.88. 183 10 Whitmore. Lynette 84 87.105 10 Whitmore. Robert 72 10 Whitsitt. Debbie 87.88. 105 11 Whittaker. Greg 145 12 W.lde. Jeff 40. 67. 79. 183 10 Wiley. Denise 69. 90. 105 12 Wilhelm. Doug 40. 109. 183. 197 10 Wilhelm. Pam 105 12 Wilhelmsen. Fred 67. 183 12 Wilkinson. Kent 183 10 W.llden. Peter 105 11 Williams. Brian 71. 145 12 Williams. Chuck 40 183 10 Williams. Cmdy 63. 69. 70. 105 11 Williams. Jon 78 12 Williams. Karen 71 183. 187. 190 12 Williams. Kent 40. 77. 109. 183 12 Williams. Luanne 183 10 Wilson. David 105 11 Wilson, Nancy 68, 145 10 Wirthlm. Carol 105 12 Woodland. Karen 67. 73.83 183 10 Woodland. Kathryn 87. 105 10 Woods. David 126 11 Woolley. Diane 39.40. 68. 145 10 Woolley. Mike 59.113. 105 12 Workman. Jill 183 10 Workman. Jolene 105 11 Worthington. Susan 55. 145 11 Wozab. Danny 145 lOWnde. Brad 105 11 Wright. Barbara 68. 145 11 Wright. Dalton 38. 57. 82. 145. 195 12 Wright. Diana 183 10 Wright. Joanne 89. 105 10 Wright. Shan 82. 105 10 Wright. Terese 105 10 Wyatt. Lamar 69. 105. 119 Y 12 Yates. Debbie 74.81.183 10 Yates. Mike 105 11 Young. Barbara 55.68. 81.85. 145 10 Young. Kent 105 10 Young. Randy 72. 105 Z lOZarbock. John 105. 110. 120 12Zarbock. Mary Jane 63. 67. 183 12Zenger. Greg 183 11 Zenger. Kevin 145 11 Zirker. April 68. 145 12 Zissi. Lou Ann 45. 78. 183 11 Zumbrunnen. Camille 145 A. V. strikes again for the last time. 208 CREDITS We wish to express our deepest appreciation to John Lodge and the Moody Blues for their permission to reprint their song. The Eyes of the Child. from the album. To Our Children's Children’s Children Copyright 1969. Threshold Music Ltd.. Sole Agent Leeds Music Corp. Cover Art Julie Easton Back Poster (The Web) Janie Carlston Black and White Theme Photography Kerry Jensen and Jeff Edwards Avatar The Moody Blues The Lonely Wooden Tower 210 I'm gonna'sit and watch the web That you will build this day Will it be a thread of love you weave It's yours to show the way Then everything will be as you will see In the light. With the eyes of a child (ou must come out and see That your world's spinning round And through life you will be A small papt of a hope of a love that exists In the eyes o{a child you will see. Close your eyes for one brief moment. Find your mind floating past incandescent specks of light Rushing through a void of free and easy Then catch yourself You’re not imagining. this is what you are experiencing right now- Drifting through time from moment to moment Hoping to answer the Question grasping for a speck of light Trying to find what is real Then, you grab one — Listen hear the sound the Child awakes! There’re just too many people to thank, but let me try to express my appreciation to a few individuals who really made this book. The fantastic colour photography was done by Gary Felt. Craig Bowthorpe and Mr. Stuart Minookin, and their assistance in the field of photography was invaluable. Thanks to Mr. Don Blair and Mr. Dan Stanton for their professional help. To the lady who tied everything together Miss Linda Moreau a fat. ‘‘libral” thank you for every little and infinite thing. Thank you all. I hope you will see. Jim Comas Jeanette Crawford ••••.