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

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1973 volume:

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Q i Q RSE L3 .k,k x 4 k'L. . g. 5 5 2 WR , bww ' - 1,-Sisi. 2gSiS5iSxM59fSfEY-3SkY'55f5Nf S A N Borne on the wave of awakening Drawn toward an Undiscovered purpose I am faced with so many choices . . . so many directions. 4 fig, r 6 1 , Til rrsrs 5 i f ' is ig is is is we 2 5255? ' 4 M f 1 I f 4 xii n ' 2 2621, 'f' , In 'ff gf kg f '- rr 2 i i,,5 . i gr ' i 325221 b ' ,K Qi? '5 Y A wwf! pw!!! MJw,,wf N, ,f-f ' ff!! .1 ,ff Wff ,- fl, ff, r,N,4A,..,,f' f 'w, !'-X, ,ff ff' ,ff ,.,,--' if ,A ff 1 Q , 3,3 A' A Q i ,WWJL 5 ,W- g,,, A ..., ' jr my 1 ,if ff .,,,f'X!f Www!!-Y ,Wf- .fffnwnbr ff' ,..f,-f 'u ,f xM W.,-f ,I ,MM ,N 4. ' Vg 'fa --. A if M.,- ,f ff .-ff' F, ff!!! ,f W x ' ,Y ,,,f' y,,f ,ffarqfd ,f,,f !.,f Mf N v- , 1m 'n m rf! ,ff 'mf vii sh I I Q.. 1 D I ' b sd sl af ? aria , ' -ff Hyiexjtfsgf- v ' Ujp, in J wh: -,' .F . .' , I iijix 1 4 6 . af, ,I Q s . s .- va F 1, 3 3' T . I ' ix ,- s . 4 . 'Y-5' 1 K . - - ' 'Q' :er A ef ' b ' n ' f . 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' O'lY's team got it on 'for a Homecoming victory The spirit of Homecominq shone throughout the valley M12 5 J I F. ,M 'IR ... .,g . A .'--5.'. V al r ' ' ' - 'I will s I 1 A-+ I i ,-in-4 A ,- -5, ,. Homecoming '72 3,015- John lit Olympic Torch. The big green machine made it move. ' Queens were crowned at half time. 5535 V , ., , ' ,M T , T. -r -We -T ..f ,r 2 mi? lf' 1, , ,V .W , . V.. mf -I X-A. t r Y-xmpvr -lm ci. mg-T -W--.J-wrmffwg we . fl..e.a- ' ?55'l'e li! ,H- ii 3 'iff 'U R N, 3i'f.n 'N 1Fd,,J',-I 1,npu ' Mifp' '-awifgy 'Qi 'C Q3If.S-Q f-E.fit,i'- . JTEW--.' 'CST 'H' ri:wH 3'S, ' 7-. '31,-we fr-f-4, Ui' T .na Y y .,4,'1f?,gy1+. g'.j4,,i0'!, f?IB,m1v'gr , ,,,!-3121, .,5a', P3 fir sg'v':, .. - , ,V ,'.:v If ',v,.,,l . ' V- my U G., , f ' -,-.Im ., . - Tk .4+75' sv'-Yw-f-...J,'i?.r ef 235' -'N I.gi'g - Q ur U. ' xg H -u J - 'sd A lv 'I QP? N? -x'l.J,4l l'tiHf Eg. ,m1' 1 , an-53' gt.:-, - - f -W V -1' '-' w g f' ' - ' JH' Eff' f .5 v A' 77245 'T 1 ,fy ,O ML. 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X 3. 1 QM, 4 A Q . - W ' . r -' ,A X f f , ' I qi ' 1 an .Q a , , I . :His Y-4,fw4q1w,,gdwuv!um:if , ir 4, ,. 3 .,w',9.. Jn . f: l-vw.mA.,,,,, .4 it L 1 . ' w17'21'1 gw21f 'wx .N ' , ' ' ... ,, 7? ,fm-ilww-'Ffh - X ' ' ' , nhl V W If iv! 1 J, I, ,ff ,, W za V1 1 Getting Started Beginning of year brings student elections. in ssSftsw ,2s was st W5 ss-set Rs itg i - ---- - .. -. - t .X W W - W- 4- . t' - . Oly says hello. Registrants are mugged for l.D ' R1 5 5 Z 2 3f'4W,MgfgK 4 1 4 if W Oly's artists create lifesize sculptures in snow. 'lin' ll N! in Fil BFE? x .X R 3, Ei f if X Qi .. 1 'i Diane Hall, chairman, receives corsage Senior Prom ROYALTY - ROW ONE: John Zarbock, kingg Jill Haslam, queen ROW TWO: Sue Nlaudsley, attendantg Richard Ence, attendant. xg, ' af I V,,., Ballet West brings us a variety of dances. Assemblies Some interesting breaks from the reg- ular schedule were provided for the studentbody in the form of assem- blies. Spanning from jazz to ballet, assemblies offered a wide variety of entertainment to students. Some high- lights of this year's assemblies were Spoon River Anthology, Camelot, and Ballet West. Kinds of Time was the theme of the senior prom. Casually clad, students found the cafeteria dec- orated to represent various eras of human history, from the time of cave men to the present. Refreshments were served in an old west saloon. Grace and beauty are shown by Ballet West. Election assemblies bring excitement. Singing adds entertainment to assembly. State wrestlers, keep your fingers on your hands. Tricycle quartet peddles for team Reporter interviews victorious coach. 'Win Z , 3 2 9 f, f A f E fi ? 1 Ar 1 Q I can't believe it's our team Sardines in cafeteria. Emmkifqaifil junior Events This year's junior assembly was a comical satire on the tryouts for My Fair Lady and was entitled audi- tions, Class president Mark Johnson and his coordinators wrote and di- rected and Principal Larsen starred in a guest role. The Junior Prom was held on the evening of March 9 with Skyline High at the Capitol rotunda. The theme was There will come soft rains and Ann Newman was chair- man. Richard Greaves, King, and Ruth Lybbert Queen pose in Capitol Rotunda during prom 's , J -2 r-.ii , .fr--t,s.:iis.--S O X QSQQ junior Assembly ,wy 1 f u , K fgywvta Fathers and Daughters Spare daughters await dance with fathers. Olympus' annual girls' association fa- thers' and daughters' night was en- titled My Guy this year. The eve- ning began with a catered dinner and then OGA officers presented a small program for the fathers and daugh- ters. Following this program, girls and their guys danced to Olympus' stage band, while prizes were awarded for the most talented dancing couples. Olga introduces her groovy dad. Alphabetically speaking, you're OK, sing officers to fathers. 26 Some dads are perfect ZW .y 13 ,WW Un the move .125 K :sag 'Fx ws X Q Y si, sys. 2 x ,W 5 V '57 iw CCD 245 T UTAH 73 What a body! MZ 'Q How do you unpick fingers? Girls make presentation in Humanities. 'W An endless number of tests face seniors. ,Y f k, 'W MMM S j - 'Ethan 1155 . xiii X Skyline will never recognize the rock now. is eg M56 Hustle and Bustle , A ' y V ' V ' ,,w ' Mg' . ul X Q X ill Student sands truck in auto mechanics. Boy contributes to clean-up day. ' ,,,, .eff ff, - ff , f ,few fi' nw' x, s-.,,...-f'v 'w4..,v , if ff! f x.+ 29 in it 'K 1?--Q, '2hf'f:'.H 5' W .,..,, sign, xaf 1 if ' .kv s, X43 , nf yi if xg .if . if 3 7 S Y ' ' ' K ,Ml , BMX Seniors place orders for graduation announcements. I think he hit the nail. W J' gtg-1,641 V 5 we sv' E Xi. This is almost as good as X-ray vision. It has false eyelashes! .x U -+- iwffiq l l 1 i sf-dxf, are CAREER OCCUPATIONAE P c LANNlNG EXPERIENCE if- ' f s-HM? X A ang.- Thirty pizzas, and bill it to 'Heywoodf Student makes jewelry on Iapidary. fi Hi 2 Q Mun! Well, l guess if you're starving Z is KHIJP' is Ulhluiuqg VICA members at construction site. You've come a long way baby. Now, if she'II just bend over. 32 Activities He should try new green Palmolive! l want my eagle meat raw. 2 Once in the morning and l'm good for all day! Look what one week of Gloria Marshall did for me! 33 f E S X 2 S S l f V S fi n ASSQCIATION This year's addition to the lunchroom labyrinth was the class of '75, Headed by Glenn Romney, a unifying, creative president, sophomores were urged to get involved. The class was also lead by bubbly, interested Holly Mullen and energetic, original Kristy Ball as class coordinators. Trying to COPE with being lost in the halls, swamped with tests and other adjustment blues, the sophomore class was in luck to have such leaders to come to their aid. The Sophomore Assembly, Sophomore Stomp, and a raffle were some of the activities the sophomore officers sponsored to help out. Glenn, Holly, and Kristy urged the class of '75 to play an active part in school affairs and to not let sopho- mores go unnoticed. Their goal was total involvement and to show that sophomores are important. fgg,f?t.,1? eg? lead Sophomore Class Officers Holly Mullen Glenn Romney Kristy Ball Coordinator President Coordinator Ann Adams Ellen Adams Harold Adams Nanette Adams ' f Sophomores i we HJ I t , u f 'ff ff ,. dmmm , wWl4t,,1tfff 9 W f r, 4 ff? f' it ff ,,i' , ,,.,, V , Amm mmmm ' , 3, 23' ff' if , f -if f ' l J W 1 T JZVTVTN-?4r ,W .,p, 'W t., , W Hi af if , ' ww , - c .P 'YV ,if .st ,Z Z Z , I v I 3 M?Z9'3,in ,,i','9Wa '. 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I-an Chris Larson Judd Larson essnnamzzm Soph om ores Ruth Leaf Anita Lerch Michele Leslie Cheryl Lewis Melanee Lewis Pam Lilischkis Jim Linschoten Kerry Lloyd Terry Lloyd Loren Locher Mary Ann Losee Cindy Ludlow Mary Luman Terrie Lundskog Tom Mack Shauna Mackey Julie Madsen Patti Madsen Patrice Madson Mike Mangum Robert Manwill Grant Marchant Carol Marshall Gordon Marshall Terry Mauss Pat McCardle Lindsay McCarthy Cullen McCarty Kathy McDermott Jeanine McDonald Jill McDonald Gregg McDonough Brent McGavin Diane McGrath Paul McMurray Kerrie McRae 45 Larry McFleynolds Ann Mendenhan Kent Merrell Shelley Merrill Mark Messick Carol Metcalf Jon Metcalf Sylvia Metos Jill Miller Rick Miller Diane Misaka Maureen Mitchell Carolyn Moore Michele Morgan Annette Morrison Kathy Morrison Kelle Mortensen Nancy Moulton Kathy Mouritsen Holly Mullen Court Naumann Grant Neerings Colleen Neff Steve Neff Barry Nelson Peggy Nelson Wendy Nelson Mary Neville Kent Newman Eric Nielsen Jeri Nielsen Ron Nielsen Marilyn Norton Kei 2 ,Z f ff fwrg M T W., .W ,. ,. 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Ef- ficient, caring Mark Johnson headed the junior class this year. Artistic, gen- tle Linda Harrison and hard-working, enthusiastic Cathie Hanes aided Mark as his class coordinators. To help jun- iors through National Merit Shivers and claustrophobia resulting from the crowded hallways, the junior class of- ficers sponsored varied activities such as the Pumpkin Sculpture, Junior Class Assembly, and the Junior Prom. With the guidance of the anti-apathy league, the class of '74 played an active part in directing the activities of this past year. Indeed the junior class was headed by officers that took their responsibilities seriously and were happy to give an all-out effort to do a good job. 52 junior Class Officers Cathie Hanes Mark Johnson Linda Harrison Coordinator President Coordinator rr f , -yyy ,zy ,W f f f '15, f , ,rv Alice Aagard ff Tammy Abersold aiixssarsazi. 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N 0 4 0 I 3' 4: 1'-v H Karla Monsen Janet Moody Kathy Moody Dan Moss Delbert Mulvey Carrie Naylor Paul Neff Jo Neihart Lori Neilson Liz Nelson Ann Newman Kirk Newman Lori Newton Richard Nichol Leigh Nichols Carolyn Nielsen Camille Nielson Sue Nixon Harold Nolte Jeff Noyce Jill Nyman Stan Oliphant Brent Olsen Randy Olsen Sally Olson Scot Olson Cammy Openshaw Cathy Openshaw Jayne Orullian Laura O'Very Martha Owens Sharon Owen Debbie Oyler juniors Diann Pap Liz Parkinson Marla Parks Amy Parry Marilyn Patterson Robert Patterson DeAnn Paulsen Dane Pearson Debbie Pearson Steven Pearson Corey Pedersen Heidi Pedersen Susanne Pedersen Dan Perry Julie Perschon Aaron Peterson Debra Peterson Robert Peterson Albert Petty Kevin Petty Annette Phippon Colleen Pierce Debbie Pollei Julie Porath Val Poulsen Ed Powell Shellie Powell Shelley Price Teena Price LaVelle Prince Candy Proctor Tracey Proctor S'cott Pugh Shauna Pugh Stephanie Pullan Trudy Pulos Ron Page Terry Page Jeff Palmer Corey Pantuso if Q F f -M fav ws ., X Neff' T 1 f--' r 44 , o ivuigv yy David Putnam Tamara Putnam Shelly Quist Rosemary Rabago Monika Rahde Bobbe Raisbeck Scott Rasmussen Fredricka Rauscher Leslie Ray Judy Read Anita Recksiek Karen Redd Debbie Renstrom John Reschke Teri Rich Peter Richards Ryan Riches Lauri Ridd Nikki Riddle Jeff Ridges Marchel Rigby Jane Riley Lynn Ritchie Patti Ritchie Cathie Roberts Debbie Robinson Karl Robinson Teresa Robinson Debbie Robison Renae Robison Carrie Robles Sherry Roe Dennis Roennebeck juniors Peggy Roper Wally Rose Steve Roundy Don Rubisch Charles Rudd Paul Salin Gigi Saltus Paul Sandberg Wendy Sandberg Ron Sanders Joni Sanford Alice Schaar Linda Schow Willard Schults Jeanne Scott Mike Seastrand Jan Seely Mark Severinsren Mark Severson Ben Sewell Lucy Sharp Brent Shaw Janeen Shewell Dixon Shumway Dave Sidwell Laurie Silver David Simister Alicia Smith Cindy Smith Debbie Smith Rick Smith John Smuin John Snieder Gary Snow Sharon Sonntag Howard Sorensen Gaye Rogers Arlyne Rohde Cathie Romney Dave Roper A... .Qkk Q . I ' 5 sl r g , Q .ff 5 ff ' ' rt is S, I Nancy Sorensen Leslie Spitznogle Rick Spjut Maryanne Stahl Mark Steffensen Beth Sterner Brian Stevens Cary Stevens Cherie Stevens Rick Stevenson Jana Stewart Glenn Stone Deborah Stonestreet Mike Stout Sabrina Stratton Heather Summers Greg Sundberg Pam Sutherland Wayne Swan Kellie Sweeten Barbara Swenson Brad Swenson Ray Taggart Alana Tanner Ann Taylor Jil Taylor Julie Taylor Leslie Taylor Nancy Taylor Cindy Telford juniors Terri Thompson Kathy Thorell Jill Thorton Kirk Throndsen Scott Tillotson Linda Tolton Allan Tuttle Brian Twede Myrna Ure John Vandegrift Pat Van Harten Suzanne Vanlvlondfrans Cindy Vincent Jerry Vincent Rita Vlandy Wendy Volz Annette VomDorp Diane Wagenaar Debbie Wagstaff Wendell Wagstaff Ron Wailes Tina Waldram Arthur Walker Scott Wall Suzanne Wallin Nancy Warenski Kari Waring Patricia Wassmer Mike Watson KayLyn Watts Debbie Webb Debra Webb Jill Webb Louise Weidner John Wells Dave West J, 5 M fr MC' A T l, , 761, I , f 'gi Q fr' X jg , . f1fZ3f+'W9'i .fi ', e . Jamie Thomas Janice Thomas Terry Thomas Sue Thompson I f is ff Y 6 'Q -KY at A 12, ,Z .- K, JE Q, 2, V f A M 14 T 'WJ' Le! f , Yi? ?' . t N I :ip Q? 4 Q tk ? ' f ,, ,MV ,A Sh 39+ :v': I -, :Zig 4, 1,4 0 V J Qv ,f -1 y Jr' .'5 f' 4 A Af g , 3 i. ? ev maj? I J W I6 I V Marilyn Weston Cathy Whetton Debbie White Rachel Whitmore Sue Whittaker Mike Wikstrom Marilyn Wilcox Laurie Wilkins Jeffrey Wilkinson Christine Williams Mark Williams Scott Wilson Julie Withers David Woodberry Mike Woodruff Jeanette Woods Cheryln Woolley Darrel Woolley David Workman Jeff Wride ali David Wright Beverly Wynder -I' Lark Young Lana Zenger And the bubble was this big. 3' Kimberly Zimmerman Larry Zissi John Zobolas Kimberly Zumbrunnen Rand Zumbrunnen The class of '73 . . . lt's members were noted for their concern and individu- ality. Headed in many different direc- tions, pursuing a wide span of inter- ests, the senior class was an intricate part of Olympus this year. Lead by Dave McMurray, an active, talented president, seniors were urged to fight apathy! The class was also lead by pretty, efficient Sharon Sorensen, and energetic, interested Ann Ashton as class coordinators. Battling with se- nior slumps, AP tests, draft boards, and most of all, worrying about the future, seniors were in luck to have such officers to help out. The Fare- well Assembly, Senior Prom, Senior Banquet, and Senior Sluff Day, were some activities sponsored by the senior class. Senior Class Officers Ann Ashton Dave McMurray Sharon Sorensen Coodinator President Coordinator -Ya Seniors John Adams Terry Adams Jane Akre William Alder Julee Anderson Gary Allen Melvin Allred Merlin Allred Chris Anderson David Anderson .da Michele Anderson Kathy Anderson Larry Anderson Laura Anderson Linnette Anderson Mark Anderson .461 Kirk Andrus Jeff Armstrong Carol Arnold ' J Andrea Bair Jill Baird Kathryn Ball Dan Barrell Blair Barrett Brenda Barrett Ann Ashton Debbie Avis Sharla Baggaley Michelle Bandley Robert Banta Dave Barber W 474' Joel Barrow Colynne Bartholomew Shauna Beck Debbra Beecher Barbara Behrens John Bennett Max Bertola Duane Betournay Howard Beuhler Karen Bevan Greg Bills Doug Binks Peggy Bjornn Karen Black Lisa Black W Mfr? f , W z 'MW' Q Q f an :M , vm, V l Ed Bodily Elaine Boren 1 MZ it Z ,Qt wif F1 a,al ii i . . . and then he kissed me goodnight. Holly BOYQ Shannon Bore Scott Borgmeier Gail Bozich Greta Bozich Randy Bradford Jan Bradshaw Peter Brattos , LVVV M- , V' W ,,. rf ' M9221 . Robert Breitling Sue Brewer Trent Bringhurst Lisa Brodbeck Cameron Brown Debi Brown Seniors James Brown Janet Brown Jeff Brown Linda Brown if S4 L Mark Brown Robert Brown Kathy Bruce Ed Brunisholz Bruce Brunsvold Jayne Buchanan xi X iw S? s 1 asv H S Qt f J 1, A l Sew Mike Buckmiller Steve Bullough Kevin Bunting Connie Burch Jan Burdette Joy Burnett t is A ' A, it sw! I if 1 ? t wi X s t ir? s E N N .ss ts Kathy Burton Carol Busath Brad Cahoon Jon Call Corinne Callister Todd Capson get A X 1 t gf , . y li? it it R f . Cindy Carlisle Alden Carpenter Beckie Carpenter Doug Carroll Teri Casper Bradley Cates Kevin Chase Celia Chiba Ray Child Warren Child James Chipman Cathy Chlepas Jean Christensen Steve Clarkson , ,, ,, Brad Christenson Pat Chytraus Lincoln Clark Que Christensen Jim Clayton Debbie Combs Scott Condie Kevin Conley -IH 'fr' Q V ' We 5 ,, 1 'DY Q Y ,t 5 ' , .K f r Mike Coombs Hotdogs and beans again? Cathi Cooper J ,,,,.. I Q ..'1,4 ' V 4 4- lf Susan Clark Jerry Cook my M fm- in Susan Coon 1 J E' ff . VN YW yr V ,V . 9, ' X My ft' , 1,5 1 1 if , QE' Amelia Cope ' ' t fu Q, ass 5 s sss ,fa will , Stewart Cornwall Mark Cottrel Robert Coucher Susan Coulam Kelley Crider Candi Curtis 'if' David Curtis Dave Cushing June Cutler Susan Cutler Jackie Dalton Robert Daly Tom Daniels Lynne Daurelle Deb bi David Craig Davis Seniors John Davis Kaye Davis Lynette Davis Martsie Davis Shaunna Davis swan, , 4 Linda Dawson Rosemary Deaver I if , 9, is f Mike Dickerson Marilee D Marsha Dechter Gordo n Denison Keith Denning imond Debbie Donelson Joe Dow Drew Dowsett f in dwards Michael Egan Danny Driggs Debby Drury Susan Dyer Kristie E Kristine Elieson Kevin Ellis Brian Ellison Alan Emery Mike Emery Terrie Davis Jamie Deyoe Jeff Dozier Maralyn Elg Richard Ence Lan England Paulette Evans Thad Evans Jodie Eves Kirt Fairbanks Darrell Farmer NN Debbie Felt Ralph Feurer Barbara Fisher Craig Fisher Cheryl Fitts Valerie Fleming . X, X ..... :-L f f as X , X wx 1 N Anrdea Floor Rob Flygare Dave Ford Denise Ford Brent Fotheringham Mimi Fournier Alyce Fowkes Sam Frampton Cathy Francis Theo Frank Matt Franzel Janine Freeman Susan Fudge Doug Fullmer Helen Gabbert Barbara Gardner Scott Gardner Alan Gatrell Pam George Paula Georgopoulos Debbie Gerber Nancy Gerber Stephen Gerzeli Susan Gerzeli Se n IO rs Clark Gessel Mark Gessel John Getz Rosanne Gibson Jill Giffin Shelly Gifford Carol Gill Janet Gillman Susan Glade Doug Glaittlt if f + if ,f x Jan Glodowski Diane Gough Bobbi Gray Marie Greaves Thomas Green Vicki Grider Randy Griffin Lu Ann Gundersen Olga Gundersen Sally Hackett Kim Hadley John Hailes 11' A' 4 m Diane Hall Jean Halls Greg Hamilton Paul Hamilton Brent Hansen Juanita Hansen Danny Harding Brett Harman Dan Harrie Michael Hart Jay Harward Jill Haslam Lewis Hassell Francine Hawkins Robyn Haymond Don Haynie KeniHeaps Grant Heaton :gif ii'i ' , My ' 2' w Z W 4 'iiiii J i,' Sandra Heiner Kjersti Hendricks Shauna Herbert Stephen Herrscher Melanie Hill Terry Hillam Mark Hoffman Ralph Hoffman Cynthia Hohmann Espen Holje John Holmes Sheryl Holmes Joyce Holt Kevin Hoopes Paula Hooton Chris Horsley Vicky Howard Su Howarth Kathy Howe Gary Hudson Kathy Hulet Roger lnman Bruce Isaacson Shauna Jacobsen ! I 4 ' V , '- 'ix Mark Jacobson Margaret Jencks Alan Jensen Carol Jensen Debbi Jensen Joann Jensen Seniors Michele Jerz Jeff Job Brandon Johnson Brent Johnson , lg J I W WK Lrr, Debi Johnson Jim Johnson Lyndon Johnson Corey Jones Kurt Jones Glenn Jorgensen Jennette Jorgensen Ron Jorgensen Sara Jose Michelle Kander Mary Anne Kasworm Mary Katsanevas 447 4423WH-Q. Jenny Katz Jesse Kelley Scott Kendall Steven Kershaw Jhana Killpack Mark Kimball we N? Paul Kingston Wendy Klein Sandy Knudson Stephen Koch Susan Kofoed Jan Kramer Randy Krantz Nanci Kruse Ronald Kunkel Fred Lambert Kelvin Lank Julene Larsen f ff Q' W wr eff z:?c:?',.v'.:i . ,,A?3ZSW if ,192,ff7ZWL137ii?7lf57f5v1si'31Q:UQr3f , me , Kris Larsen Sharon Larsen Edna Law Julie Lawrence Gary Ledger Pat Lefavor Tony Leger Jim Leppard Nora Lewis Flandy Lewis Wayne Lewis Colleen Lingman Sify Flon Lisonbee Carolyn Lobb Dan Lofgren Karen Loveridge Sydnee Loveridge Sharon Ludwig Mary Lundstrom Kim Lyman Tom Lyman Daryl Macbeth Julie MacFarlane Spencer Mack i J J 4 W ' f 'f M A ,M M zgz y W ,. r r , 5 r'1' Steven Madsen Valerie Madsen Susan Madson Suzanne Mandeles Nadine Mangelson Nancy Mann , y Y ryy,r, J J . w Shirley Manner Karen Manwill Ruth Ann Manwill Keith Marchant Byron Marcum Evamarie Markwort J . 1-f Seniors Phillip Martineau Sue Maudsley Tracy Maxfield Marjorie McCabe Richard McCarty Steve McDermott Marc McDonald Richards McDonald Sue McDonald Mike McFadden Brian McGavin David McGrath David McGriffin James McLachlan David McMurray Joe McPhie l L. i Bill Mecham Terry Meier Kathleen Meik Michelle Melroy Kent Melugin Patty Metcalf ,lb MR 4 'if Denise Midkiff Scott Miles Marvin Miller Jim Mitchell Marilyn Mitchell Deb Moffat EX, ' ff y L :yl M 1 ,Fi Kim Monsen Mark Monsen Bob Montgomery Jill Moody Robert MOOVS Bafbafa MOFQHF1 l l l l l Jeffrey Morgan Kellie Morgan Dave Moss Maureen Mouritsen Brian Mumford Tauna Naylor Penny Neeley Eva Neergaard Jill Neese Beeklf Neff Mike Neff Seeff Neilson Carrie Nelson Polly Neville Judy Newkirk Sardra Newman Sheryl Newman Susan Nicholes Colleen Nichols Anita Niedermeier Valorie Nilsson Larry Norman Nikki Nowell Marcia Nunley Kevin Oakes Lynn Ohrann Nanci Oldroyd Dave O'Leary Darlene Olsen Linda Olsen Roger Olson Timothy Olson Jean Orullian Randy Orullian Chris Pannier Joni Pap Seniors .W .,,,k, 5 Julie Parker Susan Parkin Mike Parsons Robert Partridge iiii VVLV V 1 , A f, .',, f 'If 3 aae ,P X ri' ai, 'W ,I '1 g ff A ' Q . ,A A. L ff' iiii Lisa Paterson Susan Paulsen Richard Perry Pam Peterson Wendy Peterson ,,.. Steve Phippen Dana Pickering Bill Pizza Shawn Platt Brenda Plott rirs i rr, gk? 4 1 M Eeyvk Susan Rafferty Ed Rask Dave Pratt Debbie Preston Sandy Pulos af fr rr 1. f 4' 4 ll -eff Lee Ann Rasmussen Nancy Ray Helen Redmond Dennis Reeder Kim Reid Dwight Philipoom Steve Pollei Tom Rask Jeri Remington , fd' 1 , I 1 8 iw I ma. , an Paul Reynolds Amy Riches Andrea Richtel Marianne Ridd Cheri Rigby Mike Rigby .X .sytff X 4122m5Z4'7Z4?bf5YZ5 ?f5?f3i,iWZfL 3Mf2M:fZw,?Zf7g,ggiQ52::HuwMilt, 'l:,11l,,'ff,g f, , '3 '3 P- if Nancy Riley Kairle Rindfleisch Cathie Roberts Ilene Robinson Robert Robinson Michael Robison Frank Robles Bev Rogers Pete Rona Jill Rupp 4 ' i J fi 9 Julie Scott V, ,nh M K U ywa. 'ff' W ww, V ,Q I , W 2 X f 'f f A f V4 X f 1 Kathy Russell ,f ' f . 'ly .. .,,, myw ig , WM L' Sheila Sechler ,wmv fi S J zt 5 5 2 Ar P 60' , Patrick Santee Debbie Savoy Bob Rose Debra Rowley Larry Rukavina Poppy Scholl Paul rv l,, wyy6yy J Laura Sekleman Sid Severson Dennis Sexton Deb Shakespeare f Wi L Z, :ff , J Paul Sharich Lynn Sharp Jeff Sheppard Susan Sheppard Greg Shoop Toni Siciliano Scott Siddoway Debi Simister Heidi Simpkins Jill Sluder Robert Smart Ron Smart J tw I - , S V,-Af 1 M . t V it 1 ' Susan Smart Brad Smith Lucinda Smith Richard Smith Seniors Ronnie Smith Tammy Smith Tracy Smith Vickie Smith Robert Snellman Shayla Sohm Sharon Sorensen Tony Sorsenson Susan Sparreboom Ray Stahl Coy Starr Kent Sorensen .V , , A ,AAA as TE Af f A i L Rick Staten Utahna St. Clair Lee Steadman April Stephens Rob Stephenson Kevin Sterzer lll ,,,,,r,lZrs,l.tl.. , f if no ,W ,. R b St t David Stringham Mary Stringham Doug Stevens Sandy Stevenson Susie Stoll o ou l I wwfg 'Et I Q Robyn Stucki Sandra Stultz Larry ll Robin Sundeen Bill Swensen 9 Mn- K 4 y if Z! at Joan Tadje Dawn Tennant Steve Terry Brooke Thomas Kimberlee Thorpe David Thresher Richard Tingey David Tanner Dave Taylor Dell Taylor Ted Taylor Q fi,:y I L? ai 'ik ' r f--:WA , Afiwgf? ru, 'V Lori Thomas Shannon Thomas X ' Q My 'V my at 0 f 4 . 'MX . f f 2 f A a 2 5 X 1 ff 4 if M f Kim Tregaskis Dale Triptow Brenda Uncles Lynette Ure Robin Valentine David Vance Jill Vanden Akker WE 14:95 J? Q gr if 1 Alan Vincent Connie Vincent Susan Vincent LouAnn Voorhees Kris Vriens Tom Taylor Gary Thompson Edward Tyler Ena Vergeli T D J Karen Wagenaar Denman Wagstaff Nancy Walker Sheila Wall Jean Walred Paul Warburton Roger Ward f f f , f A' 4 4,.f : , Y Wes Waters Sheldon Wayne Jeff Weiler R Seniors Ann Wells Peter West Lynn Whatcott Becky Wheeler Karen Wheeler Julie Whitfield Robert Whitmore Debbie Whitsitt Marianne Wilcox 1 ff Peter Willd indy Williams David Wilson :ff 5 , fi f i,', ' . f .J S W, , , V V' ,, 1 'I' 4 ' Lg E. Jolene Workman JoAnne Wright Shari Wright Flandy Young Shelly Young John Zarbock '32- .1 will , ,ml 41424 Lynette Whitmore Denise Wiley Pamela Wilhelm Diane Wilkerson Carol Wirthlin Kathryn Woodland Maren Woodward Terese Wright Lalvlar Wyatt Michael Yates W 43674 Wm wb, 5 Student Body President The resolute president of Olympus, John Adams, is gen- tle and polite at all times, but still is expert at the lashing addresses of public speaking, his special interest. One idea he materialized was the individual Resource Period, designed to give students time daily for new pursuits and study. John also began a recognition drive for Olympus athletes, and he made possible the presentation of honor cards to excelling students. John was chosen a delegate to the U.S. Senate Youth Program, a fitting honor for this exemplary young man. ...A 89 A quiet, assertive leader . . . Spence . . . a responsible, supportive vice president . . . a familiar voice every morning on annoucements . . . All- State Tackle . . . muscular, hand- some blond . . . John's right-hand man . . . a dedicated, hard-working officer . . . Spencer Mack 90 ffm A bit daft . . . thoughtful . . . great- looking . . . Secretary Kathy Ball is in charge of correspondence and hos- pitality. March of Dimes State Youth Chairman . . . student co-director of My Fair Lady . . . she ably fills each position with her special pinch of freshness. Student Body An outgoing, cheerful, treasurer . . . Bobbi . . . carefully budgeting every cent . . . anxious to lend a hand to those in need . . . an enthusiastic talker, but always an eager listener . . . talented seamstress . . . Alpine Loop expert . . . avid skiier . . . conscientious officer . . . a treasure for Olympus . . . Bobbi Gray resident A vivacious, enthusiastic, historian . . . Terrie . . . Orange Julius Provider . . . evaluating student activities each month . . . calendar changer . . . a dedicated, talented asset to Olympus . . . Terrie Davis lvlr. Charisma . . . Henry Higgins in HMy Fair Lady . . . Tom Green, the Senate Presi'dent who established greater freedom of press on campus . . . labored at A.P. Chemistry . . . worked to create a student Bill of Rights . . . an inevitable briefcase ...a goofy laugh . . . Thomas. Mr. Ken lvlinson . . . a teacher of the sciences . . . survived another year of being advisor to six uninitiated, en- thused officers . . . hates to wear his glasses . . . tells Army stories . . . believes in old-fashioned strictness . . . identifiable by his quick, mou- stached grin. Senate Olympus High's senate played a very active part in influencing school af- fairs this year. Reporting to each fifth period class in the school at two week intervals, senators informed each student and teacher of coming events and activities and tried to en- courage wider participation in the governmental affairs of the school. When not busy with classes, senators battled with problems such as over- crowded lunches, curriculum changes, school finances, and tried to correct them. The senate also sponsored in- formative student forums. 'Sf ' fx ww- F. 92 , Tom Green Derek Langton Julie MacFarlane Pat Farrell President Vice President Secretary Advisor Robert Coucher Rob Flygare Kathy Howe Richards McDonald Robert Beardshail Fred Jensen Rob Parrish Dan Psarras 33 John Bradshaw Renee Brewster Paul Green Mike Mangum :K X 3 .asf XX x N5 6 i Q 5 E I Tom Daniels and Martsie Davis Mrs. Chadwick - advisor 1 i ,i, if y , A I V. Cheerleaders Facing scant crowds and student dis- interest, our junior varsity cheerlead- ers worked hard to encourage Olym- pus's teams of tomorrow. With Chris Laub as head cheerleader and Barbie Brown as his assistant, Mar- jorie lvlarshall, Patti Johnson, Debbie Webb and Mike Woodruff were no- torious for their J.V. Game Today posters. Helping the varsity cheer- leaders out, learning new cheers as well as traditional ones, and never missing a J. V. game kept them pretty busy. Creating their own movements to cheers and trying to encourage bet- ter student turn-out at the games were also part of their task. 96 Coordinating and Honor Councils Jin COORDINATING COUNCIL - ROW ONE: V. Bernston, T. Davis, S. Chadwick, L. Seklemian, V. WARNER. ROW TWO: J. Shewell, D. Psarras, J. Adams, K. Minson, R. Smith, D. Bishop. HONOR COUNCIL - D. O'Leary, B. Swenson, J. Wilkenson, S. Carhart, D. Hoidsworth, M. isacson, R. McMillan, Advisor. Missing: S. Phippen. A motivated group of faculty members and students . . . the coordinating council. Exercising careful judgment, they put the pieces together that re- sulted in this year's activity calen- dar. The honor council officiated as the judicial branch of student govern- ment. Selecting teacher and student of the month was just one of the jobs of this august body. Principal Dr. Larsen makes his position a twen- ty-four-hour-a-day job. Concerned with all aspects of school life, from lunch- room litter problems to budgets in the respective departments, he still finds time to be interested with the individual student. Especially notable this year were his increased efforts at direct communication with the stu- dent body, to explain procedures and increase understanding. Dr. Larsen could be seen at almost every school activity - there to encourage, evalu- ate and enjoy. hu . .gf fm., ,, 4 F7 5 - :fm t is Qlifq. ZQH. a fmy,-rfffw ' J wart age 2' .1 ' fx . Q ,ma X ,, ,J 9 Vice Principals Charged with correcting student dis- cipline problems, Mr. Heywood has the unique ability to be stern and punitive, yet remain a friend. Olympus' daily attendance increased by three per cent because of his efforts. Mr. Burton, outspoken and industrious, completes the administrative team. He is a l'specialist in unsnarling computer mix-ups, and Titans espe- cially benefited from his origination of spring advance class registration. S' V' an 131 '-Qsn..,.,,- K -L yaf. Q' K X-MP I ytii M, it i i 99 PTSA ano' Board of Education The Board of Education and the PTSA . . . men and women concerned with education. The Board of Education approved all expenditures as well as reviewed all curiculum of district schools. Meeting once a month, they discussed problems with our present educational system and the effect it has on students' progress. The Parent Teacher Student Association worked for mutual respect and unity among students, faculty, administration and community. Some of their projects were back-to-school night, PTSA movies and informative speakers. PTSA BOARD - ROW ONE: Mrs. Del Harrie, president: Mrs. Joel Burdette, Mrs. Milton M. Cannon, Mrs. Leland Davis, Mrs. Art Procter. ROW TWO: Mrs. Clyde Bennett, Mrs. Stephen Fotheringham, Mrs. Robert J. Laub. ROW THREE: Mr. Stewart Manookin, Dr. John A. Larsen, Mrs. William L. Mangum. r 4 t. f Q Mawr T ' f 'N- W 5 f , it rr., . f . at PTSA OFFICERS - ROW ONE: Mrs. Joel Burdette, Mrs. Stephen Fotheringham, Mrs. Del Harrie. ROW TWO: Mr. Stewart Manookin, Dr. John A. Larsen. t if , v A s ' , .rg 2' E .. 2 5 ' Q it at 'wr ...nl T. H. Bell GRANITE SCHOOL BOARD - ROW ONE: Keith C. Brown, Grant H. Linford, Presi- Supefinfendenf dent, Keith C. Brown. ROW TWO: Gordon W. Evans, Gary C. Swensen. ' S.. We Counselors A vital guiding light to the school, this year's counselors worked to en- courage the discouraged, provide guidance for the undecided, and gen- erally help students to COPE with problems that came up during the school year. The hearty band of counselors were busy adjusting schedules, unknotting baffled parents, and lending a friendly ear. Another of their tasks was to orient students to changes in school procedures. Vo- cational and educational guidance were readily available through the Career Occupational Planning Expe- rience, known as the COPE program, now in its second year at Olympus. Mr. Goates contacts parents. . N Mk t.. ,,,, .. . Mr. Eardley prepares notes for student counseling. JAMQL, . Gwen Anderson Don Eardley Mrs. Dallin counsels student. Mm SSW 3 ,. ..., ,...,.,.-mx-. Wayne Goates Richard Harper Rita StaIeY Arts . . . Sing for me a song played with the soft melody of some tragic scene . . . recite for me a poem, engraved with delicate craftsmanship in dark wood . . . weave into my life threads of experience . . . mold my talent perfectly . . . make of me a dancer, limber and expressive . . . paint me a picture of the beauty of the arts. Thank you. l can see, l can hear .... Fine arts and skills are developed at Olympus. cial in . ' ' A E' Q 32 , Donald Allen John Bench Doug Bishop Suzanne Burke Jaquie Butler Electronics Automotive Drama Debate Child Development 1 , slew.. gway W f 2 1 6 19 7 4 2 V f f ' r'Od raCiiCeS. Sharon Crapo Richard Delllloss Linda Flannery Lorin Folland Paul Harris Fifth pe I p Foods Automotive Crafts Fine Arts Metals r t i 'ii , ir' f A.,. f W'wwf Wan twat dwg V 'A - f 1 ,',,f ry , l 'Q V gl M' r W - i ' , , ,,', r ' ...rr q 5 wumrhpwa ...r M a'Hrtv'M Jean Kidston Lamar Laws Maury Newman , Bill Nordfelt V Theral Richardson Clyde Smith Virginia Warner Clothing and Foods Vocal Music Instrumental Music Mechanical Drawing Woodwork Commercial Art Clothing 102 , Business and Media Center Q. :-ITQQS: KV r if R .. -'N.f-513 x ,ae- A din of fifty typewriters rushing through assignments . . . carbons put in backwards . . . your machine com- ing unplugged in the middle of a timed writing. Through it all, our business department worked hard helping many students into the world of work through their classes. A. V. olatter . . . popped projector bulbs . . . Don't run that machine, walk it! ,MMM of I 1 E i 2 i Z 2 2 5 2 t E 5 2 i s Media Center's facilities are used widely. t' L t W Mr. Crocker gives shorthand students five-minute take. Lois Anderson Lee Bowman Susan Chadwick Richard Crocker Betty Hayward Fashion Mdsg. Marketing Bookkeeping Shorthand Business Law BH ii'i t ssse ,L W f K me Q . . Al, W J gg .Rift ,- 3 '-', Q ,..- ' .. S Marc Lyons Stuart Manookin Pat Penrod Jean Porter Ruth Stevens Marketing Media Coordinator Type Media Coordinator Shorthand 103 Physical Education, AFIRO TC, Driver Education The Smith System . . . similators that had no brakes . . . anxious moments at the wheel . . . tricky test questions . . . the key to success? R.O.T.C. fFtavishing Orators Tastefully Ca- pricious?j . . . traditional flag ceremonies . . . a crash course in military marching . . . Gym . . . my what snowy legs you have! . . . making like Robin and his band of merry men . . . learning how to fake physical exhaustion in one semester lessons . . . varied directions for a rounded student. and we x XS. 1' Exercise is important part of students' day. 1 Student trains in simulator. Devon Anderson Valena Berntson Driver Education Dance it W' 'tt' S J 1 x. N--I 5 Q8 L as S 1. S . S Lid xi E 2 James Fisher Alan Field George Gourley yamar Kelly AFJROTC Driver Education Health Driver Education Sgt. Ted Mitchell Marilyn Peterson David Pond Robert Roberts AFJROTC Vocational Nursing Driver Education Boys P.E. Cadets visit Hill AFB 555. j' ' Karen Sadler Marjorie Smith Diane Staples Fton Startin Dance Health Dance Boys P.E. 104 English Poe by candlelight . . . 82.00 for that book? . . . l read a book , a day - that is the day before my book report is due . . . l'll 5 Wg see what Lucy has to say about that . . . Dick saw spot run. ii E Run spot, run . . . Meanwhile, back at the ranch . . . TB or it Si.. not TB, that is consumption . . . Through this myriad of varied N , student reactions, the English department carried on, un- VQ. 3 daunted, helping students to grow through experiencing litera- K ture, poetry, drama, grammar?, and general rap sessions. if S3 Ki. wg T English assignment provokes thought- Mrs. Hayden explores contemporary fiction. -i.'. are A 'gf as Margo Bates Diane Frischknecht Georgia Hayden Lucille Henderson Marie LeHolm Irene Mitchell Betty Morris Humanities Sophomore English Contemporary Fiction Fictional Fantasy Practical English Adjusted English Junior English i ' zu t' an Mary Neiman G. Neuenschwander John Shewell Carol Spackrnan Deone Sutherland Virginia Thaxton Carole VonSchmidt International Lit. Humanities Publications Junior English Honors English Honors English Journalism 105 Social Studies Pale AP students staggering out from one of Mr. Tolman's celebrated tests . . . Greek dances and mini-courses. . . . anthropology excavations. Through a wide variety of history offerings and interesting sidelights, students were able to understand the world and themselves a little bit better. . Democratic process is part of social studies program. Q . li. . .pe . . and, speaking of interest 106 SEN... at .....k,,. Richard Allred M,,,,,.,,,,,,,.,M., ,,,t...s Wgfld History Gerald Christensen American History George Barfuss Psychology I gi Frederick Esch World History . .f.. - - . .--kk .. .... . k.kk.k W s Q.. .. , ,wx P : N t. .,., 1 . l ' Pat Farrell American History Nancy Mathews ...., James Houston American History sms: . . in -f.- . . , X .lifl .. : - A- . , E, if offs I 5 Richard McMillan Anthropology American History .,,. ssisiist' 1 A A iees. G ' r'l ' ssie. ' H - 1 ieee iie M ---. t -Q 1 --. . fr ' -1 r . to Q J st . ' ' f -- st' it liis r e 5 tg -A Mary Moss Shirley Tanner Eldon Tolman World History World History American History Language and Math ,Lge ,,,iiMww f YH! ta NAL JU fa as' l lt' I ,yn X W' 'ssh V ,Q ,M . 'tg Stick around after class and l'll show you a thing or two. we ' zssm:-,sir -1. A . - .fy V.. uv- f Ja, t.j 1-or A A Delmar Barth George Barton Vernon Blackham Wilford Bruderer Algebra Geometry Algebra German X . 4 ..tt - f-ff' , ' '- t its eeeeoe of lg if of 'Q fi e ' Robert Johnson Charles Miller Algebra Geometry Ken Farrell Judith Davis Latin Survey Math , Q Ji Wesley Newman Jacqueline Rona Wayne Startin Faun Westenskow Algebra French Algebra Spanish Parlez yo deutsch? . . . When are we having our next culture day? - l'm hungry . . . What did you say? . . . Besides learning to speak and write the language they were studying, stu- dents gained appreciation tor the cul- ture of the country as well. An ulterior motive for Calvin Butterball's love life? . . . the esthetic thrill of mathe- matics . . . thou shalt not divide by zero! -, A' . l f ilit 15? itill iiilloilil 'r V,'V ,, N fi. ,J - 3 VVAV A W- I Q H ,, .:- 1 'P A . . f. f ' ' Try it! YOu'II like it! 107 Science and Special Education Physics - complete with mousetrap atom bombs . . . Biology -- studies of pickled earthworms . . . Chemistry - making sense out of orbitals and valences . . . the science instructors of Olympus helped students unlock the riddles of the universe through films and field trips and good hard study. Special Education - pro- grammed to individual . . . specific goals . . . devoted teachers to assist, understand. 'q.QL Breath-o-meter reads 99M proof! ,pls-. 'C' 1 Tx :sg -lu- K V if :rig Your grades reflect Newforrs third law- 'rva know, I think i simplified this DNA ming. Verl Cox Biology . as ,x i -L .sf 'f B .tt - ,f X, . , is Q fi I Elden Hurst Biology Kenneth Minson William Monroe Zoology Special Ed. James Lowther Biology Nona Larson Robert Liddiard Reading Biology 'N' if it Q Glenn Motzkus Marion Poulson George Richards Special Ed. Physics Chemistry Secretaries, Custodians, Cafeteria t Qkil' , , , rgf , , ,J , ails CAFETERIA STAFF - ROW ONE: Lucy Widerberg, Gini Tea, Edie Prodnuk, Bonnie Landvatter, Edna Howard. ROW TWO: Marie Beckmann, Peggy Hendricks, Ruth Brewer, Janna Brown, Ivy White. ' Julia Ashworth Kathryn Larson Elaine Moss Phone messages . . . mounds of type- writer ribbon . . . appointments, sched- ules and hassles - the office secre- taries, dependable and patient. The custodians scraped smashed candy from floors . . . swept away muddy rivers . . . scrubbed, scoured, smiled and scrubbed again with forbearance and good humor. Who frosted ninety- six miles of cake and washed one million dishes? Feminine fantastics . . . the cafeteria personnel. I 24 CUSTODIANS - ROW ONE: Russell Ash, Ann North ROW TWO: Clifton Davis, Millan Gledhill. ROW THREE Ewald Bretthauer, Jake Ostler, head custodian. , is Dorothy Putnam Marrilyn Smith Harriet Snarr LaRae Zimpher 109 'Q Mfg , v . 4 - 4 u 4 1 9 U O I r 1 1 1 asp lagn ln Q u 0 w Q ll Io 4 I C ll llc U lv .apnea .nA aus ann-an ul es DEVELQPME 1-5. .1 e w. -4f i 1. s 'Ni c.. 1 ' J' N... z ,. ! l .1 s- ' 1 V-L Y, 4. f A 5 .kb X54 'ff ' -'ff ix? pb , x YN J 53- ' -' .. Q., 3' 'I x .vii . X X 'K Q: F V I B L A if, y as - ' ,sw 'E L Ns 'fiii s 2 www . 'R Olga Gundersen Deni Wiley Barbara Fisher Susi Paulsen President President Second Vice President Secretary 40 .tai 4 V A ' if D A X is f E ik . Debra Preston Debbie Felt Beckie Carpenter Ann Newman Historian Treasurer Senior Representative Junior Representative Olga presides at Buzzin' Cousins. V. 'Syl xv X vim?-'TN L. ... i'E.3? 0 w l Senior Shala Sohm wears OGA T-shirt. if 5 . if it wa., MA and QCA Leading in Olympus' battle of the sexes were this year's MA and OGA presidents, Tim Olson and Olga Gun- dersen. Relieving students from every-day doldrums, Olympus' girls association and mens association pro- vided varied activities for all, such as boy's intramurals, buzzin' cuzzins', mens association dance, and the girls association Christmas dance. Mature females ot the senior class lsexy sen- Paula Fryer wins date with MA prez at Buzzin' Cousins. lor womenl also had T-shirts to liven their day. OGA recalls the fabulous fifties. Mb ,gg ...Q yi .ii ii? I lb. r OGA QW' decofates for Christmas dance- lVl.A. - Mark Jacobson, Sr. rep.: Gary Stoddard, Soph. rep.: Tim Olson, Pres.: Jeff Ridges, Jr. rep.: Jim Clayton, Sr. rep. 113 5 ya? - Q 3.5 1. K -irffiilrlses 5 , .... My. X, . A K... tt, Xt St Mt.. ,,,.L,. . wt gfrsefxfttifg-aifst-fagQ t. i, QA, - iff' f t 2 ,.,, ,,a,,,N,. President Helen Gabbert presides at a Monday morning W, ,.,,,,,,,.-fwliin- ' meeting. Helen Gabbert Holly Borg President Vice President Cindy Williams Vice President Borg Knud on Jean Christensen Treasurer s Social Chairman AS' Julie Whitfield Hi Ti hands Secretary Betty Hayward Advisor Laura Anderson Debbie Avis Jill Baird Nadine Bigler 114 Elaine Boren Carol Busath Janice Cline Debbie Donelson l -sift -wg, mf Hi Ti's volunteer to usher at Pioneer Memorial Theater. ff,-4 1, Barbara Gardner Cathie Hanes Martine Mahoney Susan Parkin Susan Gerzeli Robyn Haymond Cindy Manning Debbie Poliei Jill Giffin Margaret Jencks Peggy Manwill Tammy Putnam Jodi Gllssmeyer Fluth Lybbert Kathleen Meik Toni Sioillano Hi Ti This group of high-scholastic young women comprise a special service club. They ushered at many school and community activities, helped with school registration and report card distribution and volunteered lor chari- table organizations. But they also held fun mall-sales, Monday morning meet- ings and Secret Sister parties. 5 , r, A if Kyle Sutherland Lynette Whitmore Barbara Swenson JoAnne Wright Joan Tadje Terese Wright Cindy Telford Kim Zimmerman Myrna Ure Kimberly Zumbrunnen 115 . ...t..'.!.. . 'bm , , ia.. :fi is Melanie Hill Kristie Edwards Kathy Woodland President Vice President Asst. Vice Pres. I Q , i f. -v Shaunna Davis 3 ,P-f' Cindy Carlisle ,,,-4 Debbi David Nancy Mann Drill Mistress Asst. Drill Mistress Secretary Secretary Teri Casper Cheerleader Corr. 0' 'ff Sherri Koch Pompon Girl rw? Carolyn Lobb Treasurer a ff' Barbara Gygi Pompon Girl Debbie Robinson Annette Anderson Historian Pompon Girl Marjorie Smith Advisor Valena Berntson Advisor Pep Club Enthusiastic girls at Olympus found their niche in this year's pep club. In green and white uniforms, cheer- ing pep clubbers added spirit to our games and pep assemblies. Pep club was also nortorious for decorated lockers, secret sisters, early morning practices, and candy sales. The spirit of Olympus . . . pep club. Aiding the cheerleaders in presenting new cheers and hamming it up in pep assembly skits were also part of their active year. Pep club girls also adeptiy rep- resented our school with their distinc- tive marches at halftime - using cre- ativity of the individual girls to add that special effect. The girls also gave teas for other pep clubs. 43 QM W. S A +49 Q ts Xfv' as e -1 E, f is J Deidre Horrocks Malee Jergensen . get Jan Jensen Colleen Johnson 5? X Joann Jensen Tern Johnson ,Q A X .N Ni E 'Q X ' x AN 3 if .,,. gt, ., 6' Cheryl Barnett Diane Brady Kim Campbell Paulette Evans TF-UdY Hansen Robyn Bennett Nancy Caldwell Jolene Christensen Janlne Freeman Klm Harward Karen Bevan LouAnn Call Ann Coleman Pat-Goasland Sandra Helner Karen Black Charlene Camp Susan Cutler Dxane Hall Connie Henderson 117 A A L. get ti -uni . 1 P 5 i ff :F- L ,, , , n .f ' P f R-f, E Y' rfltw rf: ,- 1. 7 A-f I ? . X, 'w , X, K 5 fi JE, Sharon Larsen Kathy Lyon Jerilyn Larson Karen Manwill Edna Law Margie Meacham Ka Lloyd Petty Metcalf Maryanne Stahl Kim Tregaskis Heather Summers Cindy Vincent 118 Janet Moody Barbara Morgan Maureen Mouritsen Becky Neff Susan Nicholes Sharon Owen Chris Pannier DeAnn Paulsen N J. .. N ' Q A L i V : . R X . ' . b. I Q L Debbie Pearson Susan Rafferty Linda Schow Heidi Pedersen Teri Rich Jeanne Scott Val Poulsen Gaye Rogers Jill Sluder RoseMary Rabago Peggy Roper Sharon Sonntag ff--P Rita Vlandy Suzanne Wallin Debbie Whit y Tina Waldram Patricia Wassmer Sue Whittaker ' '-Nawws r -sa ...,,,N- xW'N- vga N w N. 'Q' N NC 1 -...,,,- 49114 K - N N '-'ef---A I--ws, -A., Key Club Active, service-minded men at Olym- pus . . . the key club. With the lead- ership ot president Jim Clayton, key club members sponsored service pro- jects such as sub-for-Santa breakfast, road rallies, and ushering. ,C ai-...CC Q-.....,,N,u am L W----....... --,.i,-gy-sqkwfs A A .. H L C 1li..h -In-I: ' T.'3i'i ' - 1-Q-.,, --LL., -x J. wists 53 . rf: ,W t 'MEN ,nun--0 'SSW Q 38 af t Bruce Ahlstrom Peter Cartwright Jim Bagley Mike Coombs it g W t,srs r , X X 'Nutt X I t S 1 ai kkkk -. XC A ,H :QI C 5 D K r t fl E I WRYR C -- .... - '-.' -MCC - Q X' ' it CSEQC t - X.. , B W C C C S ti', to ' ' ii Scott Condie Robert Cummings Mark Gessel C CMM. il 4 , S E X X X . .. a xx X x L We Xiang X x N . at x x H is il X W , if - --aw f ,p ig lu Lewis Hasselt Vice President Jim Clayton President vw f 4 Dave Pond Advisor ark Gessel Secretary C C C C CC C y C CCCC t 35C-lx: 1 K S P fii i Q WC CC sf! C CCC g Q Magi? Brent Mabey Mark Steffensen Steve Craven Bill Evans Mark Johnson Bob McCullough LaMar Wyatt 119 Election Committee An indispensable part of school elec- tions this year was our election com- mittee. Their duties consisted of organizing election assemblies, regu- lating voting, counting ballots, and encouraging candidates. Titans vote in class officer elections. Credit Union Making its debut this year, our credit union offered students the opportuni- ty of becoming members of the Gran- ite teachers' credit union. ln addition to savings and loans services, they also awarded scholarships. 153 MH ROW ONE: Tony Sorensen, Barbara Sorensen, Peter Cartwright, Mark Johnson, Sue Vin- cent, Nancy Mathews, Advisory Debbie Drury, Lisa Brodbeck. ROW TWO: Richard Ence, John Denver, Richard Tingey, John Zarbock, Martha Owens, Holly Borg. , g E Election committee member Lisa Brodbeck supervises Jr. Class senate races. VN-:a.? 'Veda Lic 4 .' 'umm Ron Lisonbee, Allan Mikesell, Susan Chadwick, Advisor: Brian McGavin, Willard Sundberg, Managerg Susan Sheperd, Jackie Dalton, Dist. Boardg Lanny England. 120 3 vllilvu-gg-gg if Z ROW ONE: D. Drury, D. McMurray. ROW TWO: L. Harrison, D. Bishop, Advisor, R. Gibson, L. Seklemian. ROW ONE: Nancy Taylor, Gary Allen. ROW TWO: Sylvia Fernly, Tammy Smith, Paula Hooten, Diane Hall, Deni Wiley, Ann Newman. Signs and banners are prepared for pLlbliC Assembly Committee This committee, headed by Mr. Doug Bishop, advisor, and Laura Seklemian, chairman, was concerned with pre- viewing and critiquing student-pro- duced assemblies. ln addition, two members of the committee were as- signed to each assembly to assist and advise. Pep assemblies were previewed. Publicity Committee This group of students, headed by Chairman Deni Wiley was responsible for the publicity of activities assigned by the student body officers. They painted rocks for teachers, designed posters and banners, and arranged for display of team pictures. 121 ity 0 .SL , , 5 K Performing Arts li ay JS , 4 4 x -1 we H ,. ,.. .W . .. ...ws , W ,sw Rxfeweses. . +0-s mwss. Xmwi Q ,?3w,.,efs+e,,.s-wpssf M.. . ,. effs.a..Qe X N' if l,1.r V4 sr' CONCERT ORCHESTRA - ROW ONE: B. Gardner, M. Robison, R. Whitmore, C. Nichols D. Clements, K. Rindfleisch, K. Anderson, B. Neff. ROW TWO: R. Whitmore, C. Johnson R. Jensen, M. Leslie, E. Nelson, J. Gillman, J. Cutler, J. Chipman, F. Hawkins, L. Scholl T. Smith, D. Kolford, L. Eskelson, L. Francom, R. Evans. ROW THREE: K. Zimmerman, J Hillier, M. Bonner, S. Nicholes, J. Baird, J. Davis, H. Hailes, C. Moore, C. Chapman, J A Ulf' :A .ne Orchestra A hard-working group of musicians comprised this year's orchestra. Un- der direction of Mr. Newman, the or- chestra performed with concert choir, participated in region competition, and held concerts for the community at various times. ln addition to these ac- tivities, talented students had the op- portunity to perform Concertos with this fine musical organization. .sv Q 5 f Y 'X -1 I . is-5 .- gs E 3 ' L . Sp-. 55: I AJ' X N Cutler, B. Siddoway. ROW FOUR: K. Monsen, C. Pierrce, S. Coon, J. Akre, T. Stockton, A. Carter, J. Wright, M. Christensen. ROW FIVE: D. Macbeth, G. Workman, J. Christensen, R. Done, IVI. Degn, Nl. Coombs, IVI. Jencks, R. Snellman, J. Erk, S. Gerzeli, J. Sheppard, A. Carpenter, W. Lewis, K. Petty, H. Peterson, D. Day, D. Niclvlurray. B. Isaacson, J. Bennett, D . Binks. 123 -.-tawx.msd -..-sessessmmw 2 Jaw LETTERGIRLS - G. Jenkins, S. Miller, K. Denlson R Lambourne D tag H Pederson R Harris B Vombaur L Croubrough ROW TWO Oyler, S. Conley, J. Holt. CONCERT BAND - ROW ONE D Betour M Degn C Gessel J Armstrong P Salln R Pederson K Petty ney, D. Rowley, S. Heiner, E. Boren, A. Recksiek C Vincent S Sonn J Clayton B Isaacson S Slddoway R Kayser J Cook D Roper Concert Band An important asset to Olympus' music department was this year's concert band. Ranging in experience and in- terest, band students had opportuni- ties to express themselves through a variety of band music from old standards to 'rock. Many band mem- bers also participated by playing for pep assemblies and games, and marching for parades. Under the di- rection of Mr. Newman, the band also performed many concerts. 124 we ' V T Z Q ty i Z , .Z .Q 5 ,Q ? 3 3 1 1 4 1 FOUR: D. McMurray, G. Hamilton, J. Duffy, D. Glauser, M. Gessel, J. Sheppard, S. Gerzeli, S. Craven, R. Taggart, D. Stevens, B. Matheson, D. Wooley, J. Bennet, Nl. Cottrell, D. Harding, T. Maxfield, G. Ledger, R. Parrish. 125 STAGE BAND - ROW ONE: G. Hamilton, M. Holman M Coombs M TWO J Clayton B Isaacson B Cates K Petty B Peterson R Kayser Cottrell, M. Degn, S. Wall, J. Sheppard, K. Hofmann S Craven ROW R Zumbrunnen J Bennet C Nichols A Carpenter W Lewis J Cadet Band Many musical sophomores could be found second period this year playing in Olympus' cadet band. Led by Mr. Newman, these aspiring musicians performed for elementary school stu- dents that will someday attend Olym- pus. They also gave concerts for the community and their parents. Many of these students also had the oppor- tunity to play with our pep band. ,,,,.ad 4 Stage Band Twenty-one boys and a girl in blue sweaters . . . Olympus' stage band. With the direction of Mr. Newman, these dedicated disciples of jazz treated Olympus to a concert with Lad Mclntosh, as well as their own special genre of interpretations. Many stage band members also had the oppor- tunity to solo with the band using their own improvisations in concert. 4. Fr 6, in CADET BAND - ROW ONE: K. Oakes, B. Jensen, M. Luman, L. Brock bank, C. Woodland, E. Cannon, H. Peterson, S. Green, C. Duncan, L. Dyer, L. Gardner. BOW TWO: L. Gatrell, C. Marshall, S. Cook, M Jacobson, T. Henderson, B. Bacigalupo, S. Thorson, J. Denver, H. Van Tienderen, S. Curtis, S. Dickson, P. Warner, R. Fife, V. Wright, - G. Neering, P. Green, P. Gourley, T. Wilcox, V. Kirk. ROW FOUR: C. James, G. Rafferty, C. Wardle, D. Johnson. ROW FIVE: M. Hintze, L. Armstrong, M. Losee. M. Fischer, Fl. Patterson, J. Elieson, D. Ostler, C. Smith, J. Clayton. F. Kldston, C. Carpenter, P. Ball, L. Clubb, S. Turner. T. Wilburn, D. Kadleck, M. Isaacson, W. Jacobsen, G. John- son, R. Ence. 127 2' ,,,f '- -. ' 4. f sf- , 3 ' -. ff' ff? ww , ,f 5 ' J., ,- 4' .Q .Q X. IQ. it A 'YM Y XM y F an A wf '1',Y Wi W th, . ,159 STM. Q 35 S A , J Z Mg 1' ' wi Q 5 1 5 '41 5 M f jx SW MM M W Wf x.. ,ez , My ,, ,. , WU' AW , Q' ' ' 1 0 4 olick to the strains of me to School Musical ln a whirl of Aaaows! , chocolates and top hats, f'My Fair Lady brought turn-of-the-century London to full- house audiences at Olympus. Held the first week in December, this ma- jor theatrical production was made possible by the mutual vvork and co- operation of many departments and individuals, bringing to it their talents in publicity, costuming, directing, act- ing, scenery and lighting. i i 15 M, M ii it tw t, +-in i Y 1 ' , J 'Nik 2 as A Servants look on as Higgins describes I Icuuy yl :Cu uxuu, un.-uv you live pining at EIiza's door. success at the ball. 129 My Fair Lady 5. :- Liza dreams of loverly chocolates and taxi rides. Eliza is snubbed by Prof. Higgins SHOW ORCHESTRA - ROW ONE: B. Gardner, M. Robison, R. Whitmore, C. Nichols, A. Carter, D. Clements, C. Johnson, R. Whitmore. ROW TWO: R. Neff, K. Anderson, J. Gillman, J. Cutler, M. Coombs, M. Degn, M. Jencks, J. Chipman, F. Hawkins, M. Bonner, S. Nicholes. ROW THREE: D. Macbeth, W. Lewis, S. Ge-rzeli, J. Sheppard, D. Day, D. Petty, R. Peter- son, A. Carpenter, D. McMurray, G. Hamilton, J. Bennett. .MW Madrigals This group of young men and women, decked in vests and short skirts were engaged for many singing programs throughout the valley. They performed at a Senior Citizens' banquet, a radio station and faculty Christmas parties, Fort Douglas Country Club and Uni- versity Hospital. Their practice time was held during first period as a regu- lar class. A f it ,-aw' MV k- A H JH' I lin ,-nrt, CONCERT MADRIGAL -- ROW ONE: T. Adams, S. Brewer, M. Egan, L. Anderson. ROW TWO: L. Wyatt, C. Horsley, NI. Mouritsen, D. Beecher. L. Rasmussen. ROW THREE: E. Larsen, V. Howard. S. McDermott. J. Eves. P. Scholl, M. DeWaal. 131 Mi fs-1 M1 I -vs Lf' CONCERT CHOIR - ROW ONE: S. Knudson, D. Beecher, L. Ras- L. Anderson, S. Miles, D. Moss, R. Flygare, M. McFadden, B. Harman, mussen, T. Adams, S. Kofoed, L. Wyatt, M. Gessel, M. DeWaal, S. E. Brunisholz, R. Stahl, J. Sheppard, K. Denning, J. Moody, B. Wheeler McDermott, C. Horsley, S. Pollei, J. Morgan, M. Egan, S. Gerzeli, S. Stevenson, K. Bevan, S. Dyer. ROW THREE: S. Brewer, M. Katsa- C. Gessel. ROW TWO: S. Cutler, K. Manwill, C. Cooper, K. Edwards, nevas, S. Howarth, C. Lobb, J. Tadje, M. Wilcox, R. Partridge, R 132 il 43, ff 4 Q,-fl CQ, to f, ,Va ,, sf J :...i 5 ' ii' 'V if 'fc '57 94 J giw ' U 'V 3 K 3 I g, 7. X if Concert Choir Olympus' Concert Choir was busiest during the Christmas season. These sharply-dressed young men and wom- en performed in numerous church services, at the Hotel Utah Sky Room, on KSL-TV Midday and at the Cotton- wood Mall. They presented several school and evening concerts, includ- ing a Christmas assembly made espe- cially effective by a candlelit singing procession. Spring brought participa- tion in the region music festival and a concert with Jester Hairston. Stephenson L Hassel, R. Ence, E. Bodily, M. Dimond, B. Carpenter, Law, T. Hillam, M. Melroy, K. Wheeler, D. Savoy, M. Greaves, R. D Hall J Haslam K. Loveridge. ROW FOUR: V. Howard, D. Simister, Manwill, C. Curtis. ROW SIX: P. Scholl, J. Eves, K. Lyman, D. Preston, J Jensen B Fisher M. Mouritsen. B. Neff, C. Bartholomew, J. Burdette, J. VandenAkker, J. Orullian. BOW SEVEN: D. David, R. Rowley, C. R Hansen P Wilhelm. ROW FIVE: Ft. Haymond, K. Rindfleisch, E. Carlisle, S. Larsen, D. Wiley, S. Paulsen, J. Anderson. 133 junior Choir JUNIOR ENSEMBLE - ROW ONE: R. Riches, J. Jen- sen, S. Emery, G. Stone, R. Wailes, S. Larsen, D. Dela- hunty, R. Davis. ROW TWO: S. Horton, P. Manwill, P. Wassmer, C. Leonard, F. Allen, A. Phippen, A. Rohde, L. Miller, R. Anderson. ROW THREE: R. Kendall, C. Smith, S. Fernley, S. Hebbert, W. Sandberg, S. Jones, C. Woolley, M. Wikstrom. ROW FOUR: C. Stephens, F. Kalt, R. Harris, M. Dyer, R. Bennett, N. Taylor, B. Sewell, S. Haslam. MISSING: C. Laub, R. Nichol, D. Renstrom. ROW ONE: C. Christenson, W. Sandburg, J. Gillis, H. Summers, A. Smith, K. Bliss, D. Delahunty, F. Allen, J. Allred, C. Johnson, A. Ander- son. S. Bond, C. Proctor. J. Nyman, T. Putnam, J. Shewell, L. Weidner, S. Horton. ROW TWO: L. Laws, C. Stevens D. Pearson N. Bi lar, , . Q S. Silver, R. Wailes, J. Hall, L. Call, R. Davis, M. Wikstrom, G. Stone L. Miller, J. Kitchum, S. Jones, C. Williams, C. Sanders, J. Thomas 134 A. Rohde. ROW THREE: J. Porath, J. Erk, M. Kalmar, L. Silver, C. Coker, S. Fernley, L. Schow, N. Hammond, W. Glad, B. Hastings, M. Stahl, T. Waldram, K. Lyon, D. Brady, L. Balard, D. Baker. ROW FOUR: J. Christensen, M. Dyer, M. Ure. C. Hanes, C. Larsen, M. Hill, B. Atkins, R. Anderson, R. Riches, B. Olsen, S. Haslam, R. Harris, F. Kalt, K. Irvine, J. Christopherson, B. Swenson, D. Pollei. Sophomore Choirs ROW ONE: P. Slaydon, K. Steward, J. Woolly, K. Williams, S. Hansen, T. Smith, R. Groendyke, J. Peay, T. Laub, B. Brown, K. Walkins, E. Howarth, A. Bigler. ROW TWO: C. Kendall, J. Campanar, S. Higgins, T. Thompson, L. Nye, B. Dew, R. Jen- sen, D. Glaittli, G. McDonough, C. Brown, A. Georgopoulos, E. W. Adams, S. Renstrom, E. Barlow. ROW THREE: K. McDermott, J. Overy, A. Mendenhall, M. Mitchell, J. Shepherd, K. Hasna, P. Souvall, B. Eichers, C. Brown, A. Richins, M. Norton, C. Hunt, M. Lewis, R. Cornelius. ROW FOUR: J. Madsen, L. King, K. Wheeler, K. Carpenter, N. Garret, C. Vincent, C. Viehwel, Behrens, C. Langton, C. Scott, P. Peterson, P. Nelson. ROW ONE: D. Holt, J. Uncles, D. Poulton, M. Keddington, B. Payne E. Adams, L. Beebe, W. Nelson, S. Crandell, H. Mullen, C. Thorton, K. Vincent, J. Giles, P. Fowler, J. Wright. ROW TWO: K. Krogh, C. O'Brien, C. Jacobson, S. Mackey, L. Bushnell, D. Mcgrath, L. Steven- son, E. Wallace, M. Pedersen, C. Edwards, M. Hall, A. West, P. Mc- Murry, C. Rice, P. Hicks, S. Belnap, S. Poole. ROW THREE: C. Larsen J. Sommers, S. Barton, P. Shaw, P. Madsen, K. Roghaar, S. Waldo L. Goodliffe, P. Stephenson, M. Smith, L. Taylor, L. Whitehead, L Black, N. Moulton, K. Potter. 135 Ti Book The Ti Book is Olympus' handbook containing bell schedules, official school rules and procedures, and per- haps most importantly, a student tele- phone and address directory. The staff of this publication, led by Chris Pannier, editor and Mr. Richard Crocker, advisor worked long, hard hours over the tedious lists of names and numbers. Mr. Stuart Manookin assisted by printing the pages. The devotion of these people to this large- ly unappreciated service made a use- ful booklet available to students. 'N A--.W.,.,.,W1 ln.. Tl BOOK - ROW ONE: B. Gray, L. Ure, T. Wrnght ROW TWO H Gabbert D Wlley C Pannier, editorg R. Crocker, advisor, J. Sluder Nl Davis A Fowkes ,lf Mr. Crocker playfully scolds staffer Martsle Davls ft 1 iii . ' , ,vi , .QQ ,V 'iw . ff' -.1 ' L 2 f , fri if vii.,-af, l f ffl l .NV 1,12 'f'f ,f M 2Lf,,,,.7f' . ' 1 '- vg',f'4,v!f a . ,-' 3 A 1 :vw +R. . 'MK . 1 , .,,,A.!,,,,. ,K t . I ,iii , V 'A M , . , 4 as -l -W . . , Q in-we 4- , -'ff' vi aff ., . 2 v ,fy :V . .. .--4 My-jg.. .,xV,.,' h 'v I y .7 .4 . , m b, -, . ., Lt.. ,W ayfc,aQ saE5Qwww,e .,wwQ ' ,- W yy.-,elf . .lj -2242, .fr13,mg,kJ.-'1'-'QQ... ' '?. i g', 1 , Y- ,,.,f- Q pf, A , ML K, 5 S ..M,.,, fa v,.I,,g., . ,y,,3Q,. . .-r W , Q.. 'qw 4,4 Y, .. rw W.,-,f .4 , I-L W Q-gpifjyi. , ,334 ,.3,-w. '41, ., ,il . . .MZ x . v 14271 i .l fx ' ' at ' 5 '-'A ZIlL ,ww 93.13 L ,, , . I ' A '- .N , V: z-V , H, 3 455, . 154-AAC.,-35. is T. ia-11 ...,,,ff , P ', ,,, if . 2 fr- fr' -'45 fy.-1-' il ,af l . i fri , :TWA '43-E? Q., .' , 72 v ., H, H 43 1 ' :mf . 'ff P if 1 an 'Sa 1 Q' W - .wwf - 'wmwyfn' ', I ,?'d.,az-.-33' , f ,win ' V -f Dig' -' v M 1 . -'P' Pegasus Pegasus staff members were occupied with many projects this year, includ- ing a movie, f'The Point and a Satur- day car wash to raise much-needed funds. Poetry and photography con- tests were sponsored to stimulate greater student participation. A local newspaper ran an article on these inventive people, whose classtime is held during sixth period. The purpose of their publication is the creative dis- play of student art, literature, photog- raphy and musical talent. included with the price of the magazine are a record and poster. PEGASUS - ROW ONE: T. Browning, J. MacFarlane, L. Brodbeck, Nlartineau, P. Reynolds, G. Henson. ROW THREE: J. Barton, L. Open- J. Gillman, D. Drury. ROW TWO: H. Borg, B. Brunsvold, C. Roberts, shaw, A. Neidermeier, C. Brown, D. Frischnecht, Advisor: Fl. Parrish, J. Hayden, K. Hulet, C. Nielson, S. Sechler, K. Howe, S. Clark, L. P.HOO'IOf1, M. Fournier. .hifi vw-- l l Lisa Brodbeck Cam Brown Paula Hooton Diane Frischnecht ' Editor Co Editor Business Manager Advisor 137 MN., , ,wwf ,, ...f -'V t 4,4 5, ,J Z ...ft 5 Q-annum-1--1 + ' I Lf! xr pf 5,1-rs 4'9 im 9 , t 2 i f- f ft i Mr. Shewell goes over material to be used in '73 Odyssey. Yearbookers spend their 7th period productively. dwg W V W I A J Mi, A J if 4 ,, ' . ' 9 YK 4' 4 ' iyt ,t,.,txUZikiL V Jodie Eves Michelle Melroy Carol Busath Jean Christensen David Vance Lynette Whitmore June Cutler Editor Associate Editor Section Head Section Head Sports Editor Section Head Copy Editor f 'Lf -wwf 14 fig Sharon Sorensen Lynne Daurelle Brian Twede Mike Jowers Dan Moss Grant Sorenson John Shewell Business Manager Business Head Photographer Photographer Photographer Photographer Advisor Yearbook work often requires late nights after school. Odyssey Confronted with the task of compiling the year's record in some 224 pages, yearbook staff members wrote, typed, drew, photographed, despaired and resolved. Despite initial zealousness, difficulties soon cropped up . . . group pictures needed names, color pages were limited due to lack of funds, clubs missed photography appoint- ments. But most of the many problems confronted were finally solved, and good humor prevailed. i ' 1 sig? Jon Call does tedious task of putting the right names with faces. ls' Wai? lllfrr .Q Editor Jodie Eves checks layouts. 'NY' Dr, Larson presents Mr. Smith's art students Paula Garritson and HA Row- Photographers stage camera shootout. Iey checks for winning designs for Odyssey division pages and cover. 139 , , , T , . ' THUNDERBOLT - ROW ONE: Annie Curtis, Gary Allen. ROW TWO: Steve Kato, Jim Bentley, Ruth Lybbert, Sue Kendall, Joel Barrow. ROW THREE: Marla Armour, Leslie Ray, Scott Siddoway. ROW FOUR: Laura Austin, Kari Waring, Cindy Telford, Rob Bagley. lt!! Ll re K 2 Mfr 'E Annie ceme-nts YTWHSK f0 PlCfUf9- Cindy, Gary, Rob compose publicity for school 140 program saswwwwswsl' Among her many duties, Mrs. Von Schmidt works hard on Thunderbolt. E' 121-My Gary takes brief snooze between editions. Thunderbolt Olympus' newspaper usually came out weekly. Readers found many ar- ticles to catch their interest, includ- ing full-page sports write-ups, rock music critiques and a humor column. Due to a recent policy change, local stores and services were able to place advertisements. Staff members shared a seventh period class and struggled to meet weekly deadlines. Newspaper distribution was accomplished by self pick-up areas. Staffers use light table to paste up edition of paper. Gary Allen Editor f Li an 5 . 1' iw ,A if W A - iiy A , 5 ,E . gm ' t l f 1 N Mark Roblez Ruth Lybbert Sports Editor Columnist Reporter My Q V an 1' ' Q A 2 Sue Kendrick Leslie Flay Rob Baggly Jim Bently Carole Von Schmidt Reporter Reporter Cartoonist Photographer 141 Special Interest Groups we , www' ,.,,,,, VIC A Vocational Industrial Clubs of America -- VICA, found a strong membership among the students enrolled in in- dustrial, technical and trade courses. Members take a special pledge and strive to live by a creed of six prin- ciples. Kelly Crider was the president for this group of young people who aim to foster a deep respect for work, create enthusiasm for learning, and develop patriotism through the prac- tice of democracy. it? f' xl ' f ill F . J f f. 9? V' 13? ff 'ln ' VV House that VICA built at Skyline. i MEMBERS: K. Crider, Pres.: B. Brimhall, V. P.g D. Stringham, Sec., T. Maxfield, Treas. D. Triptow, Parl.g M. Bryant, Reptr., L. Aldous, M. Allred, D. Anderson, L. Anderson D. Barber, D. Barrell, J. Barrell, J. Barrow, D. Behrens, J. Bently, D. Betournay, B Bills, K. Bills, G. Bjarnson, M. Bone, H. Borg, S. Borg, P. Brattos, J. Brown, K. Bryner, K. Buchanan, G. Cannon, R. Carlow, M. Carlsen, W. Child, D. Christensen, J. Christen- sen, S. Christensen, M. Collett, N. Coulam, R. Cummins, D. Cushing, W. Dalrymple B. Davis, L. DeBirk, M. Dickerson, J. Dow, J. Duffin, J. Durham, B. Ekker, J. Ellis A. Emery, B. Evans, R. Evans, K. Fairbanks, D. Farmer, C. Fisher, S. Fotheringham T. Foulger, S. Frampton, M. Franzel, S. Gardner, P. Garritson, A. Gatrell, D. Glaittli L. Green, N. Hammond, M. Hancock, B. Hansen, B. Harper, D. Harrie, L. Hawkins K. Heaps, J. Hunter, R. Inman, B. Johnson, K. Jolley, K. Jones, S. Jones, R. Jorgensen D. Kasteler, R. Kendall, S. Kershaw, B. Kizerlan, G. Ledger, B. Linderman, T. Loomis M. Ludwig, S. Madsen, S. Maloney, R. Margetts, B. Marshall, P. Martineau, B. Mathel son, S. Maudsley, M. McCarty, M. McFadden, D. McGrath, D. McGriffen, K. McMaster J. Meyer, G. Meyers, A. Micksell, K. Monsen, M. Monsen, M. Neff, H. Nolte, S. Oliphant S. Olsen, R. Page, C. Pantuso, J. Parry, L. Pearson, B. Pinney, B. Pizza, D. Pratt, B Pursen, D. Putnam, D. Rasmussen, N. Ray, K. Reid, K. Richardson, D. Roennebeck B. Rose, D. Rowley, P. Sandberg, S. Sargent, P. Sharich, G. Shoop, D. Shumway K. Silver, L. Silver, M. Slusser, B. Smith, J. Smith, V. Smith, G. Snow, S. Sparreboom S. Spencer, S. Sprouse, R. Staten, L. Steadman, K. Sterzer, B. Stevens, M. Stout T. Taylor, D. Tholen, B. Thomas, M. Ulmer, R. Wailes, W. Waters, J. Watts, S. Wayne J. Whtifield, M. Williams, D. Wilson, B. Wride, J. Wride, K. Young, J. Zobolas. 1 1 1 1 DECA - ROW ONE: J. Cline, L. Eggleston, J. Buchanan, J. Baird. ROW TWO: J. Larsen, R. Haymond, S. Dyer. ROW THREE: J. Pap, A. Colt, D. Robinson. ROW FOUR: M. Meacham, L. Durham, J. Glissmeyer, P. Neely, N. Mann, D. Smith. ROW FIVE: M. Lundstrom, L. Voorhees, M. Hill, P. Evans, L. Black, J. Allred. ROW SIX: J. Kramer, A. Bair, E. Neergaard, J. Workman, A. VomDorp, O. Gunderson, M. Nunley. DECA - ROW ONE: S. Owen, K. Waring, C. Telford. ROW TWO: P. Georg- opoulos, K. Tregaskis, V. Madsen, S. Parkin, A. Miller. ROW THREE: J. Whitfield, C. Williams, J. Horsley, M. Kander. ROW FOUR: S. Mandeles, K. Morgan, C. Roberts, J. Jorgensen, J. Burnett. ROW FIVE: K. Mactarlane, K. Ball, K. Davis, A. Floor, D. Brewster, J. Brown. DECA DECA . . , Distributive Education Clubs of America. Under the direction of Mrs. Lois Anderson and Mr. Lee Bow- man, DECA students ran the book- store, candy counter, and milk sales. During the Christmas season, they also offered the studentbody many good deals on Christmas presents for their friends and relatives. Many DECA club members also participated in all- state competition. Ann Newman, Cathy 'Chlepas inspect fashions tor sale DECA'- ROW ONE: V. Howard, M. Katsanevas S Beck L Ure ROW TWO: C. Robles. N. Oldroyd, K. Hadley, C Chlepas ROW THREE: A. Newman, D. Wiley, D. Hall, N. Lyman S Knudson S. Vincent. ROW FOUR: K. Meik, M. Dimond K Lyman ROW FIVE: S. Coon, A. Niedermier, L. Anderson, Advisor C Hadley M. Jergensen. K. Wheeler. French Club French club . . . active participation for les etudiants francais. With Joy Burnett as club president, members sponsored activities such as a ski movie, fondue party, singing French carols at the Cottonwood Mall during Christmas, selling French perfume and pastries, and participating in their annual Christmas project. Mrs. Rona, hard working advisor. h a-9 4 M. Thomas, T. Henderson, J. Clawson. ROW TWO: J. Hiller, S ROW ONE: G. Quist, J. Dickson, J. McDonald, E. Barlow, L. Bushnell, H. Halls. ROW THREE: M. Leslie l. Ludlow, K. Whitsitt, L. King, S. Clark, R. Leaf, P. Best, J. Casper, D. Smith, A. Woolley ROW FOUR: P. Gardner, V. Kirk, B. Roper, R. Parrish, C. Criddle, K. Rousseau, G. Grey K Winter, M. Losee, K. Kelly. WMFEW ONE: MiRoper, V. Poulsen, C. Manning, R. Kayser, K. Zumbrunnen. ROW TWO: M. Mahoney, L. Harrison, N. Riddle, M. Johnson, B. Ellingson, C. Hanes, K. Sutherland, R. Lybbert, K. Zimmerman, C. Nielson. ROW ONE: J. Rona, Advisor: J. Cutler, M. Davis, R. Smith, M. Kasworm. ROW TWO: J. Burnett, C. Busath, S. Leva, B. Fotheringham, P. Kingston,'S. Montellius. tw' an ' , ' IJRENCH CLUB - ROW ONE: R. Jensen, J. Cutler, T. Klinger, C. Fullmer, J. Giles, B. Bravo, Raising funds at game- M. Paris. ROW TWO: J. Parker, L. Ohran, J. Shewell, R. Cornelius, N. Coulam, unknown, unknown, J. Burch, D. Klinger. ROW THREE: R. Stevenson, M. Mangum, J. Findlay, J. Smuin, B. Boyle, R. Evans, E. Dickerson, N. Wilden. 144 Latin students learn to soc et tuurn! LATIN CLUB - ROW ONE: C. Callister, J. Scott, L. Lasrich, P. Cartwright, M. Rigby, L. Majors, L. Harrison, L. England. ROW TWO: D. Donelson, R. Breitling, J. Hansen, D. Billis, B. Mabey, M. Johnson, D. Holdsworth, D. Dowsett. NX. ill gmac MS SPANISH CLUB - J. Angel, C. Coker, J. Elieson, D. Evans, J. Evans, G. Feulner, H. Gab- bert, E. Garby, A. Hebertson, G. Jacobsen. B. Jarrell, B. Jensen, T. Lloyd, M. Matheson, R. Messick, J. Newkirk, S. Nicholes, M. Paris, president: R. Rabago, C. Smith, R. Sundeen, W. Swan. P. Van Harten, E. Vergeli, F. Westenskow, sponsor. 1 5 t gf., f :Va 5 Sponsor, Ms. Judy Davis Latin Club The Latin Club, with Steve Carhart as consul, enjoyed a Christmas cele- bration iSaturnalial, held catapult contests and visited junior highs to promote interest in Latin. With Mrs. Judy Davis, their sponsor, students held an April Roman feast complete with couches, togas and slaves. Spanish Club Spanish Club provided a unique addi- tional learning experience for stu- dents of the language. Maria Paris, president, and Mrs. Faun Westenskow, sponsor, supervised pot luck dinners and other cultural explorations. Mem- bers helped the Home Ec. department plan their Mexican style restaurant. Spanish club enters tree in contest 15 'tif . ,i+- sf ' Sub-Debs and Squires Music enthusiasts joined together in mutual appreciation in a classical direction. Sell- ing season tickets, writing letters to children in Bolivia, having dinners before concerts, and attending symposiums were Sub-Debs and Squires. Dave Glauser, Lovingly known as Fang. Folk Club The Folk Music Club, led by talented presi- dent Kent Sorensen met on Tuesdays and revolved around the theme Music is Love. in March club members presented an assem- bly with offerings of piano, guitar and vocal folk and blues. The club promoted and sup- ported local rock concerts and activities, and its members were in demand for many area programs. XE 1 KZ!!! l SUB-DEBS AND SQUIRES - ROW ONE: S. Coulam, J. Cutler, J. Cutler, J. Davis advisors: P. Green, D. McMurray, D. Glauser, pres.: C. Evans, M. Jencks. ROW TWO S. Craven, M. Christensen, N. Coulam, S. Reed, D. Clements, S. Carhart, J. Christen- sen, pres.: K. Winter, N. Member, N. Member. Members enjoy pre-symphony dinner. . 1 Ai , 'sw 1 . hi , f. ff I ' .wa W, A ff. 4 5 3, if f' ' ,,..,..M.,,MM M ..Jt2?j,w. My ,M s,,....,,,.,..W- .uwfffarv -.,.. W' - j ,twywf , V A .,,.,.5W,,,,......,--M , ,Q ,K ,rf - , AA FOLK CLUB - ROW ONE: T. Cockrell, A. Stoddard, A. Georgopoulos, ROW TWO: P. Georgopoulos, S. Owen, M. Melroy, M. Coombs, L T. Laub, D. Ellison, C. Eide, K. Oakes, C. Larsen, J. Holmes, E. Can- Wyatt, S. Kendall, K. Sorensen, pres.: P. Johnson. ROW THREE non, G. Stoddard, C. Chapman, M. Gronning, M. Lowry, N. Moulton. M. Marx, S. Melroy. 146 it 1' f Arr' f i ti Q 'r J .e : - f Tk., xxx--...R a E -t f X31 8 5 'f'Uhv- g v Tx s X . X t ff 'eww-, V in .L .. O- Hg' 'xx , . T R K if .tx 'r if , sR4N?9uw-.,,,2'Q,1,' 1 s Q '--...M-Nik -Nw: . il Q-.Em ' Red Cross These young men carried out a thankless job - with efficiency and precision. They were re- K sponsible for lighting, sound and scene NM 'Y' 12-xi. . A ' f .. R . e,,.c , ,ng .X...,..,, s tx--+..., A changes at all Olympus productions and as- semblies. Mr. Doug Bishop was advisor. i :g'95,:nsQaw41,,fx: .r -- L. A , of 5 ' t . M . ,. ' S t..,..,.,L4J12f ' t S , gf ss .T ylf' f 'r 1 . ' X, X A ?'u'l.,. .fil5 'f31f+'52Q A ,W s as ang' X 3 ' ' ' -..sf lf' , N, ww.: A . . .N Y X . Je' .. ts.. 4 .. . .Ay - ,M W -w M 41, 2 .-at : s sf i i i e Stage Crew Affiliated with the American Red Cross, Olym- pus students rendered assistance to this worthy cause through various service prol- ects. Some of their activities included a Christmas drive in which food and clothing were provided for the needy, and they also conducted a spring membership drive to in- volve more students. RED CROSS - ROW B. Mabey, president. IVI. Steffensen, P. Cartwright, P. McMurray. ,hi .. Q I vi' A yi, ffl. Q , Y 'nu i ONE: M. Layton, T. Sorenson, K. Ball, C. Collett, A. Carlston, ROW TWO: B. Isaacson, R. Lybbert, B. Brown. ROW THREE: Stage crew effects lighting in Fantastics. wwf M, .XJ .WV , hx ... MMM. STAGE CREW -- ROW ONE: FZ. Kingston. J. Healey, P. vm 51,2 -HY' rw sponsor. S. Leach. S. Anderson. 147 Air Force junior ROTC 'lffarmz v'fH .wr-amwiwbwmwwwww A-v:f-v'1YfAf wffw Vfkvrk , V r L4,, M ,,L,,,J, ,,,,,,,,, f,ffv, F 4 I Cadet explores helicopter at Hill AFB. Cadet officers Bertola, Stutzriem, Meyers with unit awards 148 Mayor Jake Garn escorts Queen Cherie Jensen at corp's Military Ball. Aerospace education at Olympus was headed this year by Lieutenant Col- onel Fisher and Senior Master Ser- geant liflitchell. Classwork stressed aerospace role in our society, and members had opportunities to serve our school by conducting flag cere- monies and color guards. This year's group won the honor of Houtstanding unit in the region, as well as out- standing drill unit, and Uoutstanding commander. Cadets also took in- formative trips to Hill Air Force Base to learn more about aerospace first- hand. Some of their other activities included a military ball, and a cadet- parent banquet and open-house. ex r JLJNIOR COLOR GUARD - R. Snarples. F. Kidston, G. Smith. P. Bur- ton. M. Sershen, P. Gourley, D. Michaels, S. Mikeseil, D. Patterson. 149 Olympus High School AFJROTC cadet corps on-line. Barney Chair tests balance. First-hand check-out of jet is part of cadet's oportunity. i f .E i L 5,1 it gi , MMU.. Wg H ,,W,,.,,-M, ,,,,,, , N , , ,M U, M, DRILL TEAM - ROW ONE: Larry McReynolds, Melvin Fischer, Fred Steven Mikesell, Gary Smith, Patrick Burton, Loren Locher. ROW l Kidston, Rick Patterson, Danny Gustafson. ROW TWO: Rick Sharples, THREE: Gothard Grey. David Michaels, Paul Gourley, Mike Sershen. i Cadet Commander Larry Stutzriem. I 150 fs' mf 26 l CADET OFFICERS AND STAFF - C!Major Bertolaq-C!M!Sgt. Healy, C!2 Lt. Meyers, C!M!Sgt. Woodberry, C!Capt. Miller, C!Lt.!Col. Stutzriem, C!2 Lt. Feurer, CX1 Lt. Shoop, C!2 Lt. Kunkel, C!2 Lt. Mannor, C!Capt. Lambert, C!S!Sgt. Barr. A AAV. W' 7 , if It , , fy.. 1 i V ' my ' V V . . -A ,C if . gi ' so xy I V FLlGHT A - 2 Lt. Commander Shoop. ROW ONE: L. McReynolds, T. Holbrook, M. Burke, T. Poyner, M. Smilanich, D. Gustafson. ROW TWO: R. Wheat, M. Russell, A. Hebertson, M. Smith. ROW THREE: S. Mikesell, D. Patterson, B. Tanner, S. Wilkinson. z-,. 'Q ,, ' FLlGHT B - Cadet 2 Lt. Commander Lambert. ROW ONE: F. Kikston, D. Michaels, T. Wuth- rich. G. Rafferty, A. Hebertson, M. Collopy. P. Burton. ROW TWO: R. Sharples, L. Lochner, G. Smith, B. Tanner, K. Potter. ROW THREE: M. Sershen. M. Fisher, P. Gourley, M. Brown. M . :iz A - . .'..- . 'X' , '-f- , 1, . 95f'it1f '.P'w .. . ..,. 4 5 Sr. Color Guard took honors. Lt. Col. receives rank from Dr. Bell 151 Drama Club This club was composed of members of all 1972-73 drama productions and other interested students. Members enjoyed reduced area-theatre rates. Their major performance was a one- act night in late spring, offering a variety of short plays and skits. Member Thespian acts part in school play Model U.N. Representing Canada, Fiji, Sudan - fsecurity councilj, Tunisia and Ugan- da, and members of UNESCO, FAO, and WHO, model U.N. students gained insights into the problems of diplo- macy. DRAMA CLUB - ROW ONE: D. Glauser, pres.: R. Child, T. Davis. ROW TWO: J. Christoph- erson, L. Ohran, C. Hennessy, H. Peterson. ROW THREE: D. Strong, D. Chase, M. Gardner, T. Wolfgram, L. Bills, A. Bergman, B. Godsey, S. Metos, H. Vigo, D. Beecher, F. Kalt, R. Gibson. ROW FOUR: S. Haslam, P. Wassmer, H. Summers, A. Birkinshaw, T. Thatcher, C. O'Brien, D. Drury, T. Smith, D. Stone. ROW FIVE: M. Mouritson, M. Melroy, D. Renstrom, W. Adams, J. McDonald, M. Coombs, D. Stevens. ROW SIX: K. Evans, K. Newman, K. Ball, D. Capson, K. Zimmerman. ROW SEVEN: S. Cornwall, K. Davidson, D. McMurray, D. Robin- son, L. DeBirk, B. Mecham, S. Fernley, L. Wyatt. MODEL UN - ROW ONE: K. Sutherland, L. Alley, L. Madsen, D. Clem- B. Hastings, R. Cummings. ROW THREE: K. Hanes, C. Nielson, D ents, S. Olson, P. Cartwright. ROW TWO: C. Bennett, K. Anderson, Pap, S. Craven. ROW FOUR: J. Adams, K. Howe, K. Oakes, M. Bertola 152 R. Parrish. ROW FIVE: R. McDonald, D. Psarras, T. Sorenson, P. Scholl E li , , 1 L K fi 1 , :tl x -SET 1. nw .ai W X i l ,,,,,,1 l l STAGE DESIGN 5 ROW ONE: L. Brown, P. Evans, S. Cornwall. ROW TWO: V. Grider, 1 G. Ledger, S. Quist, M. Nunley, S. Madsen, K. Richardson. ROW THREE: K. Hall, S. Price, S. Bishop, C. Smith, advisor. Stage Design Sixteen students were involved in Mr. Clyde Smith's stage design class. They planned and constructed sets for the four drama productions held this year. Class was held second period, but members spent many busy after-school hours and Saturdays at work. Mountain Club Pres. Steve Carhart led this merry band of mountain men on hikes to Marathon Flats and Donut Falls. They held adventuresome weekend gather- ings, viewed wilderness survival films and strove always to be ecology- minded. i Sponsor, Mr. Vernon Blackham. 5 , Wilt - ? W w 04' ai' Um MOUNTAIN CLUB - ROW ONE: R. Coucher, R. Cummins, B. Eatchel, ROW THREE: B. Ack, B. Eer, D. Langton, C. Hansen, S.-Patterson, R. Daurelle. ROW TWO: M. Coombs, H. Hatton-ward, B. Ellison, L. J. Durham, T. Green, B. Ack. ROW FOUR: K. Egger, B. Sewell, B. Lasrich, S. Fotheringham, B. Hansen, S. Carhart, pres.: K. Winter. Sharp, D. Barrell, S. Oberhansley, B. Lewis, P. Seely. 153 Ski Club When not on the slopes, ardent ski bums and snow bunnies of Olym- pus were found meeting with this year's ski club. Led by president Derek Langton and other officers, members saw ski movies, heard a lecture on ski construction, ordered special racing jackets, and went night skiing. Chess Club Future Bobby Fishers of Olympus compared strategies with one another while meeting with this year's chess club. Led by president Richards Mc- Donald, chess club members in- creased their skill through practice with other members. Their chess prow- ess was also tested by chess tourna- ments held with clubs of other schools. 154 ' L: jk, S ' J 1 irxbx. fs-' t -if 'ki ' Q 1 -fa' 3 . SKI CLUB - ROW ONE: J. Clayton, D. Langton, R. Daurelle, L. Lasrich, L. Paterson. ROW TWO: M. Valgardson, P. Archer, R. Raul, D. Keates, B. Lewis, K. Jacobson, R. McDonald, K. Thorpe, R. Cummins, A. Adams, unknown, W. Ertel, unknown, L. Clark, W. Earl, M. Dur- CHESS CLUB - ROW ONE: R. Zumbrunnen, P. Roper. ROW TWO: D. Billis, S. Craven D, Woodbury, S. Stenlund, R. McDonald, D. Holdsworlh, K. Zumbrunnen, W. Swan. 1 k'F'vN ? 3. N .. .. ., g?,.N 'Ix- .. 5 .. Y i +1 t -if 'G if 4 'si '- SEN vt ' .. .V ,Q T. Kjar. C. Dean, K. Oakes, T. Pulos. K. Oakes. T. Maxfield, unknown, M. Marshall, awn. S. Horrocks, unknown. T. Nieman, P. Green, S. Kingdom, K. Omer, A. Aagard, ine. unknown. unknown. ROW THREE: B. Brown, C. Brown. . .ff Es 3 lets Students involved in physical sciences had the opportunity to broaden their class work through jets club - Olym- pus' Junior Engineering Technical So- ciety Members attended many field trips, and were able to hear lectures given by professors of the U. of U. bi ii J JETS - ROW ONE: B. Bruderer, D. Skaggs, F. Kidston, K. Lyon, A. Poulson, sponsor: J. Haymore, B. Fenton, D. Baker, G. Grey, K. Griffin, Taylor, S. Chytraus, R. Griffin. L. England. B. Twede. ROW TWO: M. M. Williams, M. Emery, J. Holmes. ROW THREE: B. Stephenson, D. McGrath. M. Mangum. M. Jowers. 155 S. 'MM Aww Mfmmf QW www' ,wi ,uf-sw-fl Q am, iff, M-. 'HBE 'W DANCE CLUB -ROW ONE: S. Melroy, L. Schow, T. Rich, C. Camp, ROW TWO: H. Pedersen, T. Davis, S. Jacobsen, T. Birch, D. Duffin S. Renstrom, J. Dickson, D. Strong, C. Walker, K. Whitsitt, D. Poulton. ROW THREE: K. Krogh, R. Haymond. ROW FOUR: M. Hill, A. Burgess K. Edwards. DANCE CLUB OFFICERS - S. McDonald, v.p.g L. Seklemian, , Club members hlghhght Agorra with dances' sec.-treas.g K. Sadler, advisor, L. Voorhees, pres. Future Physicians Future Physicians was a new organi- zation this year, formed to make clear the path to becoming a medical doc- tor in today's standards of medicine. Led by Bill Lauro, Brent Mabey, and Mark Johnson, members learned more about this interesting profession with films, lectures and film strips, which proved to be enjoyable and educa- tional for prospective doctors. , ,f,, i ,'. ra . 1 J rr' J ' rir 5- . afar , t,t,V wi ' . , Ali' A ,. 'iii V 4--1, M' M' W, .aa . Nikokries ,M .-A What did the drill do to the chair as it came through the back of my head? MIA I ggi E W' 'K X .J if f Q f . ' Q ' 4 f J J ts: wi if z Ft l is-ff 'w . .Q fp E 1-. .W ,. , . K V m FUTURE PHYSICIANS - ROW ONE: M. Johnson, B. Lupo, B. Mabey ROW TWO: P. Cartwright, M. Steffensen. ROW THREE: L. England J. Reschke, D. Billis, R. McDonald, B. Jones, K. Sutherland. Active future homemakers worked to- gether in this year's nikokries club. With Mrs. Butler as sponsor, members learned homemaking skills and child care. They also learned macrame, gave a party at the day-care center, and sold things at a very successful Christmas boutique. E511 . J NIKOKRIES - ROW ONE: D. Beecher, L. Sherman, S. Clark. ROW TWO: K. Anderson, Sew what? Everything! says Nikokries, C. Selin, L. Duzett, J. Dickson. ROW THREE: J. Read, C. Hulse, L. King, C. Romney, M. 158 Kalmar. ROW FOUR: S. Nicholes, K. Black. 5552.5 yn if 'M Fine points of creating logos are explained in early morning class. an OLYMPUS GRAPHIC DESIGN - ROW ONE: S. Maudsley, V. Smith, H. Borg, S. Sparre- boom, J. Christensen. ROW TWO: L. Steadman, M. Neff, R. Cummins, S. Borg, D. Rowley, L. Aldous, pres.: N. Ray, K. McMaster, N. Coulam, J. Meyer. ROW THREE: K. Bryner, K. Buchanan, C. Smith, advisor, G. Ledger, B. Wride, pres.g P. Garritson, B. Harper. Addition of candy machines really changed the complexion of the school. Olympus Graphic Design The Olympus Graphic Design Co. was formed to train students for ad agen- cies, sign shops, printing and photog- raphy. Special equipment was used, with more being ordered. Students de- signed their own portfolios and were given job placement in the community. Mr. Clyde Smith supervised. X Brushes, paints, creativity are used. 5 P' , N ' t .lv Bachelor-arts student learns to sew. 159 A. Activities r M , 1. , . .- . xi . -. V.. . . .' , J: gi., ,. 1. V V, ev '+C - -,.,g+. V. gel-ri-ff fl... .f-fi, ' .V,,,,,-3- ., am., -.fry ., ,.. :J ,Y 1 iff- 44119151 131- .,.+ 1 A aA a v cf We? A ft :., :,.x ti x Q E iff, S di' n 'lff3'6 'f 1if+ ff isiiia Student tires after long day of assignments and lectures. Mark Johnson struggles as he tries to explain what happened to l.R. This is the place! declares Mike Coombs on Anthro field trip Q H9 9' X , , , i . Girls discuss pertinent biological information: Trudy Hansen typifies titan spirit after game. ff-rhat Dan MOSS is a real fun,gil'7 W 8 COMPETITIO Football '73 School spirit reached its apex last fall when Olympus boasted one of the state's top football teams. Breaking a seven-year homecoming losing jinx by beating Cottonwood f40-61, our team inspired hopes for the region championship, ending 2nd for their ef- forts because of a tie for the rock with Skyline. Oly take state was the prevalent cheer during the Viewmont game, when we lost l0-7l. 1-sus--...wa-an feng, f s 1. .sX:.--v 1 we Grant Mullen Steven Phippen End End 166 bl 5 2 E i E Q E i I' Q Q ss: el is S a F i to 5 - M . i gi 5 5 se. ,aff ' ' s 'fit ' i aww, C511 5, , W- '- A 1 W We ..1eici1M ?:A:m : Q K, 3 g G ' ' - . iff- ,... 1? 'W ' Q :QW-gi--. ,153 H ' ??IlfE:: - , . ....,. G A Q' G , iff. . , ' A if r . QW G G ,ag Y - - - N vw-'M' QSBXYQ-gg G ff' J t, ' vw 'K fly 'W Q. 4' f ,GMO-'Wy -V I A 4 ,4,,A,,A if M' Jerry Arnold John Bench John Bennett John Bevan Ryan Booth David Brimhall Bruce Brunsvold End Guard Qu Center Tack G arterback le uard Guard Cass Butler Tony Chlepas Brian Ellison Mike Emery Weslyn Erickson Richard Greaves End End Halfback Halfback Hallback End Steve Bullough Halfback 4 if W W, '1 ,J Q..-.Auf 2 Randy Griffin Ted Harper Grant Heaton Quarterback Center Linebacker Stephen Herrscher Richard Hughes Larry Lloyd Spencer Mack Fullback Center Flanker Halfback Tom Mack Steve McDermott Scott Olsen Steve Olson S Quarterback Fullback Guard Fullback 168 Robert Partridge Dennis Reeder Will Schultz Mike Seastrand Dave Sidwell Brad Smith Rick Smith Tackle End Tackle Fullback Flanker Fullback Tackle Russ Smith Rick Spjut David Thresher Center Halfback Guard Scott Tillotson Reed Vosburgh Halfback Guard Wayne Startin Ron Startin Head Coach Coach i u . ..,V. fi, 1 gf' 'E S W ' -L, Q fl - 4-, - f L-.1 - fre- 31.1 ,-Lil! 5:55535 Robert Johnson Lamar Kelly Coach Coach C, ,c,,o C George Barfuss Robert Roberts Coach Coach Marc Lyons Coach 171 Olympus Olympus Olympus Olympus Olympus Olympus Olympus Olympus Olympus Olympus Olympus Olympus Olympus Olympus Olympus Olympus Olympus Olympus VARSITY SCORES Clearfield Brighton Highland Cottonwood South East West C-iramte Skyline Viewmont JV SCORES Brighton Highland Cottonwood South East West Granite Skyline 2 1 'l 2 6 6 6 6 15 SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL - ROW ONE: B. Cordery, C. Haymond, K. Jorgensen, M. Gibbs, K. Niederhauser, B. Downard, S. Drury, D. Chle- pas, R. Griffin, M. Smith, T. Thorpe, R. Groendyke, J. Einfeldt, E. Dolan, S. Olson. ROW TWO: J. Linschoten, B. Brockbank, T. Mauss, T. Lloyd 172 D. Kadleck, V. Kofoed, K. Foote, S. Olson, J. Gillespie, T. Baggaley, C. Kendrick, S. Herrscher, C. Roberts, J. Hood, C. Christensen. ROW THREE: J. Greaves, R. Smith, K. Treseder, K. McMiIlen, J. Price, C. Vincent, R. Nielson, C. Conradson, B. Nelson, C. Criddle. Soccer Traditionally a state power in soccer, this year's soccer team was no excep- tion. With small student body atten- dance at their games these unsung heroes of Olympus worked hard to represent our school well. With Coach James Lowther and Captain Clark Gessel, our soccer team finished sec- ond in the state, losing their tradition- al championship as a result of a tech- nicality to Highland. SOCCER A TEAM - ROW ONE: E. Garby, B. Barrett, C. Gessel, D. Mack, M. Gessel, B. Daly, C. Davis, NI. Jacobsen, B. Cahoon. Philipoom, K. Denning, S. Mack. ROW TWO: J. Lowther, coachg T. Soccer -1... . SOCCER - ROW ONE: S. Vincent, M. Matheson, T. Neiman, A. Southworth ROW TWO: D. Roper, R. Jeffs, P. Santee, S. Tholen. SOCCER - ROW ONE: S. Bowthorpe, S. Ericson, C. Laub, D. Stevens, R. Riches. ROW TWO: B. Swenson, B. Knaphus, J. Bench, P. Richards. .X , , if James Lowther Clark Gessel Coach Captain 174 Alden Carpenter Co-captain SOCCER - ROW ONE: B. Baadsgaard, S. Cook, G. Gohier. ROW TWO: B. McGavin, R. Harris, B. Remington, C. Petty. l 9 ill E-5 Wrestling N Scott Neilson Bryant Startin 185 lbs. unlimited David McGhan 138 lbs. inf- SOPHOMORE WRESTLING TEAM - S. Romney, R. Gi5bs, D. Chlepas, K. Foote, D. Livingstone, S. An Hughes, K. Treseder, L. Horrocks, D. Roper, M. derson, R. Yates, L. Pugh, J. Weiler, G. Thorton Wrestling Taking first place in the region, this year's wrestling team continued Olym- pus' traditional wrestling dynasty, be- ing the fifth year in succession that our teams have taken the region championship. With the leadership of Coach Johnson and Captains Spencer Mack, Dave Stringham, and John Zar- bock, our team went on to take third in state. J. V. WRESTLING TEAM - C. Vincent, K. Treseder, J. Hood, S. Pirro, T. Mack, D. McGhan, S. Moore, K. Foote, R. Clark, D. Sidwell, T. Lloyd, B. Severson, C. Rudd. K .5 Fifi f S C sss rr ssss T ' . Robert Johnson Robert Roberts Head Coach Assistant Coach YW. FW ,,L5 ?,,. . v - .,',,v,7gV 7 if ,. . fgff,s:,,f'1?ff,3i'l'f,'r+'rif ox- . -'wa is Q , , - , , f We 9, Eva, I ,,3?WW,f H ,V NWT? 2. IQ-:I gfif 1 ' ' , , I Ati ' iff, wgflirz gfgw! I I, .W ,,L,,.: .?'Q',i, M . if, Q I ' I ff 5 fff5?9'bfi5'f:fQ ,, ,pffifg I W I raYnfQf,,,Qb , J J-I f , ,f- I mf' 'stag f ' Q12 93 XV. X JamesLowHmr Coach SWIMMING TEAM - ROW ONE: C. Laub, M. C. Pearson, Coach Lowther. MISSING: D. Driggs Coombs, A Young, D. Cromar, P. Alley, K. co-captain: C. Brown, co-captain: D. Taylor, J Knight, R. Young. ROW TWO: B. Goffe, J. Gray, Price, D. Glaittli, C. Camp, L. Gundersen, J. Flem- ing, G. Denison, V. Kirk. Swimming Dan Driggs and Cam Brown captained this group of water-lovers. Practices were held at Cottonwood High every day at 3:00 p.m. and some early morn- ings, too. With Coach James Low- ther's help, the team won most of their dual meets and competed in the state swimming meet at the University of Utah - placing tenth in the state. . H .,.. W I . 4 ,, , .515 t W'a 'w ' ' www 1 4 4 7 -WWW' W wwygfhz-W f, I I we If I f W ' ' Man My W A' M - We fm Mutt 5 ? 1-1 W A ,f jf T' nf rw, 04. '44 CROSS COUNTRY TRACK TEAM - ROW ONE: 1 Fi. Perry, R. Feurer. ROW TWO: R. Day, M. Lay- Q ton, P. Cartwright. ROW THREE: M. Mangu Jacobson, K. Knight, B. Mabey, B. Zarkou. Charles Miller Coach Cross Country Our cross country team this year was one of the best Olympus has had. Running every day to increase their stamina, the team members learned how to pace themselves for the along endurance test ahead - a course ranging two and one- half miles. With the leadership of Coach Miller and captains Richard Perry and Ralph Fuerer, our team earned the second place state title. 183 Track Coach LaMar Kelly strove to maintain a year-round track program with weight lifting in autumn and individ- ual event practice in the spring, in- cluding pole vaultlng, iavelin, long jump and sprint. After school the team trained for conditioning and members ran six miles each night. Besides regular Friday meets, the team parti- cipated in the BYU, Snow College, and Salt Palace invitationals and Region and State competitions. . 4 .mf .- TRACK - ROW ONE: M. Mangum, S. Hebbert, B. Zarkou ROW TWO: R. Barton, R. Day, R. Griffin, A. Young. TRACK - ROW ONE: P. Gardner, M. Emery, K. Miller, D. Bostrum, C. Kendrick ROW TWO: J. Price, J. Hood, C. Butler, W. Erickson, J. Dow. , 185 V Hack 186 g Q 5 , ,,. 12 sl ,ff 5, , E J K ff. M- 5419. f, 1, , Sf? 2 , fl 49 4 F I f 53 f 1 S1 19 5 A 2 Z If ff af W Q? S' fi, f f AE f J f K M , fi I I if W if' y Af, ff,- ' W . .,.,. .. H. f . U V If - lm, , . A .. .515 ..,,. f .14-.-17:1 ff 1 -, af. f V, f - , x , - - ' ' 1 Y M kwg gwmy .W .. ,,,,, N ga ity? R. ., . ,NW M. L Wifi 1Irf1f,: ?Q'fQ'Q,'E.L4 413, zizr37'f?,5i 4i,flfifH:'1 ,V-izffg My Y 'H ' U l, V , . k ' . l TRACK - ROW ONE: K. Holladay, B. Whipple, R. Nowell, D. Bostrum, K. Jacobsen, L. Zissi, K. Foote. ROW TWO' D. Ottley D Moss W. Erickson B Evans R. Brown M. Emer - , - , , - , , Y, S. Drury. Lamar Kelly Coach Tennis With eight experienced members and the addition of several other new racket talents as well, our tennis team displayed exciting strategies for ten- nis buffs. Under the direction of Coach Mitchell and the adept leadership of team captain Max Bertola, our smash serve and lob experts worked hard to represent Olympus well in tennis com- petition held with other schools - ten matches in all. ffw ,, ,,,Mvys A, flltf p M ...,,, N M A MW M,-A ,W -pas: A -H3 ' T., T ,,,,, gn fam it may I 19 :l if ca l V TENNIS TEAM - ROW ONE: Tom Nieman, Todd Kjar, Mark Col- TWO: Max Bertola, Mike Sershen, Mike Bertola, Gary Snow, Kevin lett, Terry Meier, Jim Johnson, Kip Paul, Bruce Remington. ROW Lank, Boyd Ferguson, Randy Krantz. ,,J ,V , V , V .., ' ,-gfhfff T -. is Ted Mitchell Coach - I , M ,471 f f, me min. us., 5+ 1. sziigggf T Mi A 4. wsmf-,,4 A r 9.r,3fv,g:5 T it 'v-. ':. wp- 3 M0334 'QPR iv ,, , W 11' V 'nf . ' w wr' , -.. .If , .M A ,. i I 'WX' , .vyw,,,,,, frm W , , , ' ,', f.4-d , Q W.-. .. .. :H-V H ,gl - --. -frtf' ph-'1.?Z5Zw3r. . A L v' f ' - 43 -fe T 'n efW-f-,.,,m.,-.,A..,, V. , M ,M ,,,,..m-ravi ' 'TN-g R . GOLF - ROW ONE: S. Fryer, R. Flygare, R. Smart. ROW TWO: S. Haslam, R. McGarry, B. Pizza, T. Neiman, M. McDonald. ROW THREE: D. Psarras, B. Jones, J. Smuin. .J Q Golf The twelve member golf team, cap- talned by Bill Pizza and Marc Mc- Donald and coached by Ken Farrell played two dual matches per week during April and May. The best mem- bers competed inthe BYU Invitational, region and state tournaments. The region championship was determined by the best win-loss record in region play and the region tourney. A trophy was presented to the year's outstand- ing golfer. . ... ...wp 189 Baseball Despite frequent bad weather, Oly's baseball team played seventeen games and held numerous skill-poIish- ing practices during the spring season. Coaches McMillan and Nordfelt at- tended baseball clinics in order to present an outstanding program. A publicity drive was instituted to in- crease attendance at games, includ- ing t-shirts, posters and bat girls. The season ended with an eight team double elimination state tournament in May and a dinner where six trophies were awarded to best players. ,, -M. .. . f 1 ' BASEBALL - ROW ONE: D. Reeder, D. Chlepas, D. Glauser, B. Ertel, D. Putnam. ROW TWO: R. Spjut, R. Margetts, M. Wagner, R. Tingey, R. Greaves, G. Chaus, M. Watson CAPTAINS - T. Chlepas, B. Smith. Baseball l Richard McMillan William Nordfelt Coach Coach 5 E 3 ii jf i E 5 1 . l .M , PITCHERS - ROW ONE: L. Lloyd, S. Olson. ROW TWO: B. Smith, J. Vanderhoof, R. Olson. Gus Chaus Jeff Finley Guard Guard Basketball Working for a winning season, mem- bers of our basketball team dedicated an average of two and a half hours of work-out every night after school. With a relatively inexperienced team this year, Coach Farrell was very satis- fied with the progress that the team made. Starting the season off with en- thusiasm, our team carried on in the true Olympus titan spirit. alll! xl 'IAA Steve Fryer Kevin Glade Mark Glissmeyer Kent Goates Lewis Hassell Guard Forward Forward Center Center 4 MW if WW A5 swf ,mg Z af , f 2: , 4 ff E A : fgmfffff M KW 'i:WML4'l15: B4 , .aes aw my ,, -1. , wg 1 fwf WH 'W 33 W ggi' Ken Farrell Dave Pond Head Coach Coach Vw,-0 George Barfuss Marc Lyons Coach Assistant Coach 195 HW Basketball True to titan tradition, this year's bas- ketball team pulled together, working hard in victory or defeat. Although they started off with some frustrating- ly close games, they didn't lose their spirit and kept fighting until the last game had been played. Led by Coach Farrell, a predominantly junior team offered good basketball for Oly fans, as well as good prospects for next year's team. 1 AA,.,,. ,Q SOPHOMORE TEAM - ROW ONE: M. Hansen, S. Bel- fuss, Coach. ROW THREE: K. Glade, A. Oliphant, K. Pond, coach K. Owen, M Wagner P. Hicks, G Bar Merrell, K. Pearson Olympus Olympus Olympus Olympus Olympus Olympus Olympus Olympus Olympus Olympus Olympus Olympus Olympus Olympus Olympus Olympus Olympus Olympus Olympus Olympus Olympus Olympus Olympus Hillcrest Brighton Murray Viewmont Skyline East South Cottonwood West Highland Skyline East South Granite Cottonwood West Highland Granite Clearfield Skyview West Bountiful East Olympus Olympus Olympus Olympus Olympus Olympus Olympus Olympus Olympus Olympus Olympus Otympus Olympus Olympus Olympus VARSITY SCORES JUNIOR VARSETY nap, M. Sorensen, T. Mauss, C. Alley. ROW TWO: D. Goates, M. Mangum, M. Pace. MISSING: B. Zarkou, K. 53 ' 75 ' 65 Murray 58 88 ' 64 58 Brighton 62 76 60 65 Granger 59 Olympus 80 Granger 56 Olympus 58 Skyline 63 73 ' 59 1 64 3 57 ' 59 56 73 57 61 58 ' 61 63 57 42 51 80 54 62 ' 1 64 59 64 60 ' 65 69 ' 85 65 71 47 60 54 1 48 50 70 1 52 62 76 7 NY 55 59 58 2 as 92 62 62 6 57 60 73 82 Ny ss ss 70 66 76 55 East South Granite Cottonwood H ughiand Skyline East South Granite Cottonwood West Highland 6 5 8 6 6 6. Girls' Sports Olympus' girls competed in many dis- trict and region sports events. A re- gion gymnastics meet was held here during March. The softball team took first place in district competition and competed in a HSAA sanctioned re- gion competition. Oly's feminine fac- tion also participated in swimming, golf and track, meeting together early mornings for practice. GYMNASTICS ROW ONE: Dawni Duffin, Sherrie Wagstaff, Wendy Diane Misaka, Mindy Duffin, MaryAnne Hansen, Laura Seklemlan Adams Patti Johnson, Patti Stringham, Sandra Engh. ROW TWO: Shauna Jacobsen, Julie Uncles, Debra Hatch, Charlene Camp, Tauna Naylor, Lorna Hebbert. ROW THREE: Colleen Neff, Patti Madson O ll .K , . QW Www GIRLS' SPORTS - ROW ONE: Janice Thomas, Jill Miller, Jayne Orullian, Sharla Baggaley. ROW TWO: Lee Riches, Judy Jensen, Cindy Manning, Wendy Adams, Debbie Allen. ROW THREE: Terry Page, Linda Ballard, DeAnn Paulsen, Jill Webb. ROW FOUR: Mary Jane Berg, Karen Snellman, Debbie Burdette. nd? W ACHIEVEMENT Scholastic Hon S . 'Y svwkfi' National Merit, Young Americans Lewis Hasseil Larry Norman Richard Tingey F'OP?Y KEN Jim McLachlan, Tom Green, Poppy Scholl, and Ken Rousseau tape quiz show. Thomas Green Jim McLachlan Poppy Scholl Debbie Donelson Captain Young Americans Y.A., Enq. Ed. Enquiring Editor Sandy Heiner Larry Norman Robert Robinson Richard Tingey Enquiring Editor Enquiring Editor Enquiring Editor Enquiring Editor Top 3? Lewis Hassell John Adams Denise Ford 4.000 3.976 3.976 Michael Coombs J Burnett 3.955 3.953 3.950 Susan Nicholes Barbara Gardner Helen Gabbert 3.935 3.930 3.927 National Merit Semi-Finalists were the top-scoring of students taking the NMT - language and mathematics usage test in their junior year. The Young Americans, coached by Eldon Tolman, competed with other schools on television answering questions covering a broad variety of subjects. inquiring Editor participants were quizzed in competition concerning articles in The Salt Lake Tribune. The Top 3'X, were those senior students with the highest cumulative grade point average of three school years. John Bennett Lisa Paterson Karen Black Marilee Dimond Rebecca Carpenter Richard Tingey 3.925 3.909 3.902 3.900 3.900 3.897 -mi Teri Casper Colleen Nichols Margaret Jencks Shauna Jacobsen Laura Anderson Pete Rona 3.895 3.886 3.875 3.875 3.850 3.850 203 Sterling Scholars Sterling Scholarships were awarded in each of twelve scholastic categories. En- trants, after application to department heads, were judged on the basis of indi- vidual portfolios, test scores and inter- views. Olympus finalists went on to com- pete on a statewide level. State finalists and runners-up were presented on tele- vision in April and received scholarships of 3250.00 and S50.00, respectively. Joh n Ad ams Social Science Joy Burnett Warren Child Languages industrial Arts sings as David Curtis Science Lewis Hassell General Terrie Davis Thomas Green and Drama English Carol Jensen David McMurray Homemaking Music Larry Norman Mathematics Debbie Rowley Willard Sundberg Art Business John Adams Max Bertola Warren Child Boys' and Girls' State Participants for this statewide activity were selected on the basis of written applications and interviews. Each state, formed during the summer was a model government, with offi- cials chosen by elections. Each met one week on a college campus, and though there was important study of government functions, there was time for companionship and pranks and a special banquet at week's end. Lan England Rob Flygare Lewis Hassell :MSN Dave O'Leary Tim Olson Steve Pollei Greg Shoop Larry Stutzriem Steve Terry Richard Tingey Kathy Ball Jill Moody Poppy Scholl Deni Wiley Honor Society This year's equivalent to Phi Beta Kappa for high school students was the National Honor Society. To achieve membership students ac- complished the Herculean task of maintaining a 3.5 grade point aver- age while taking a total of nineteen solids while in high school. Mary Neiman John Adams Larry Anderson Ann Ashton Advisor Scott Borgmeier Michael Buckmiller Joy Burnett Michael Coombs David Curtis June Cutler Debra Donelson Drew Dowsett Michael Emery Lanny England Denise Ford Brent Fotheringham Helen Gabbert Susan Gerzeli Clark Gessel 206 X Mark Gessel Thomas Green Lewis Hassell Sandra Heiner Chris Horsley Margaret Jencks Mary Ann Kasworm Daryl Macbeth Kathleen Meik Larry Norman Kevin Oakes Lisa Paterson Jill Rupp Poppy Scholl Toni Siciliano Sharon Sorensen Robert Stout Larry Stutzriem Richard Tingey Peter Willden Cindy Williams AFS, Quill and Scroll Marisha Marianne Maier participated in the American Field Service pro- gram, spending a year in Bourges, France with a surgeon and his family and attending a French high school. She relaxed during Paris shopping trips and ski holidays in the Alps. Quill and Scroll Honor Society members maintained a 3.0 GPA while working on an Olympus publication staff. Marisha Marianne Maier AFS Student Marisha in front of her French residence. Marisha viewing Paris with foster family. QUILL. AND SCROLL - ROW ONE: J. Eves, L. Whitmore, A. Curtis, bert, C. Busath, S. Loveridge, S. Kato, G. Allen, M. Kasworm, A. Nieder- J. Christensen, J. Cutler, L. Brodbeck. ROW TWO: C. Telford, R. Lyb- meier, P. Hooton. ROW THREE: M. Roblez, C. Brown, J. Barrow, M. Jowers, B. Twede. 208 T sf? Max Bertola Senior Debater Debate Honors Debaters distinguishing themselves in inter-school competition received Olympus' annual debate awards. Rep- resenting our school in numerous meets, these honored disputers well earned this special recognition. Drew Dowsett Senior Debater Dave Holdsworth Superior ar Division Chris Horsley Derek Langton Senior Debater Excellent at Division Richards McDonald Jim McLachlan Kevin Oakes 2nd American Legion Senior Debater Excellent at Division Fit -.239 Frank Robies A Ricnard Tingev Kent Sorenson Tony Sorenson Wayne Swan Excellent at Division Superior at Division Senior Debater Superior at Division Superior at Division General Honors Brad Cates Barbara Gardner Scott Neilson John Phillip Sousa National School State Champion Wrestler Band Award Orchestra Award All-state Football Q in if i s or David Day Mike Degn Jeff Wilkinson Director's Award Outstanding Jazz Musician Mr. Basketball K-.Ks M John Adam? Lewis Hassell Gary Allen 590216 Youth Wlflfler Outstanding Teenager Most Valuable Statler Quill and Scroll Quiz Winner Outstanding Teenager Elks Youth Leadership Terrie Davis Deni Wiley Outstanding Teenager Outstanding Teenager 10154 'M' ww. augur ony All-state Football Captain Football Mr. Basketball 2nd State, Wrestler Scotty Rollins Award David West Scott Mangum Mark Glissmeyer Playmaker Award Most Improved Player Most Improved Player Basketball Basketball 'tis arg' Lewis Hassell Frank Robles Max Bertola Scholarship Award Co-Captain Tennis Star Co-Captain Boyd Ferguson Rick Haycock John Zarbock Tennis Star Most Improved Wrestler Region Champion Wrestler General Awards Many talented titans benefitting our school with their unusual skills were presented with special and depart- mental awards. The criteria used to determine who would receive awards varied greatly from award to award, but the end result was the same, the most outstanding students in each field were honored. Awards covered many of the varied facets of Olympus, ranging from special sports awards to outstanding musician honors. I Oly takes 4th in state. Npmwt it 211 - s l Titan Service Avvard Students rendering extensive service to our schools were honored by titan service awards. Unrecognized by other awards, the yearbook staff yearly honors some of our unsung heroes. GARY ALLEN - Co-chairman of Earth Day Activities: Sophomore Class Assembly: Thunderbolt Sports Editor '71-'72: Quill and Scroll: Model U.N.: Most Valuable Staffer: Executive Council: Publicity Committee Co- chairman: Latin Club. LlSA BRODBECK - Assembly Com- mittee: Sophomore Dance Committee Chairman: Sophomore Assembly: Freedom Assembly: Homecoming Committees, Homecoming Co-chair- man: Christmas Dance Committees: Model U.N.: Pep Club: Junior Class Assembly: Junior Prom Decoration Chairman: Pegasus Business-Editor '71-'72: Quill and Scroll: A.P. English: Pegasus Co-Editor '71-'73: Curriculum Committee: My Fair Lady Publicity Chairman: Election Committee: De- bate: Red Cross Representative: Elk's Youth Leadership Certificate Recip- ient: D.E.C.A.: Executive Council. LAN ENGLAND - Exploratory Curric- ulum Committee: Election Committee: Sophomore Assembly: Sophomore Dance: Radio Club: Folk Music Club: Varsity Track: Varsity Soccer: Year- book Staff Photographer: Key Club President: Assembly Committee: Mod- el U.N.: Chairman Sub-for-Santa and Road Rally: Jr. Prom Committee: Jr. Class Assembly: Quill and Scroll: Christmas Dance Publicity: Student Advisory Board for District Superin- tendent: JETS Clubs: Latin Club: Fu- ture Physicians Club: Photography Class lnstructor: Boys' State: Nation- al Honors Society. JODIE EVES - Sophomore, Junior Choirs: French Club: Model U.N.: Odyssey Business Manager '71-'72: Concert Choir: Concert Madrigals: A.P. History: Executive Council: Odys- sey Editor '72-'73: Quill and Scroll. HELEN GABBERT - Spanish Club, Ecology Club: Model U.N.: Red Cross President: Hi Ti President: Ti Book: National Honor Sooiety: Elks' Youth Leadership: Executive Council: A.P. English: AFJROTC. RICHARDS MC DONALD -- A.P. His- tory: A.P. English: A.P. Calculus: De- bate: March of Dimes Chairman: Ecol- ogy Club: Radio Club: JETS: Chess Club President: Model U.N. President: Young Americans alternate: Ski Club Vice President: Latin Club: French Club: Governor's Youth Committee: Senate Finance Committee Chairman: Jr. Class Assembly: Future Physicians Club: Tutorial, Math and Reading. 2 Gary Allen Lisa Brodbeck Lan England Jodie Eves Helen Gabbert Richards McDonald Nm r J 1-ss ---..- .- .. - 'FT' Poppy Scholl Laura Seklemian Sharon Sorenson Larry Stutzriem Richard Tingey Deni Wiley POPPY SCHOLL - French Club, Con- cert Orchestra, Fathers and Daugh- ters Publicity and Agenda Commit- tees, Sophomore and Junior Choirs, Model U.N., Salt Lake Tribune IN Correspondent, Young Americans, lnquiring Editor, Girls' State, Concert Choir, Concert Madrigals, A.P. Eng- lish, A.P. History, Hinckley Institute of Politics intern, Homecoming Publicity, Christmas Dance, National Honor So- ciety, Tutorial. LAURA SEKLEMIAN - Sophomore Assembly, Sophomore Dance, Stu- dent of the Month, Dance Concerts, Dance Club Secretary, Junior Class Coordinator, Junior Prom, Junior As- sembly, Pep Club Treasurer, Assem- bly Committee Chairman, Senior Prom, My Fair Lady Costumes. SHARON SORENSON - Sophomore and Junior Choirs, Sophomore Dance, Honor Council Secretary, Christmas Dance, Homecoming Dance, throne and chairman, Junior Class Assem- bly, Pep Club, Junior Prom, Gradua- tion Dance, Assembly Committee, Tutorial, Odyssey Business Manager '72-'73, Quill and Scroll, National Hon- or Society, Senior Class Coordinator. LARRY STUTZRIEM - Junior Science and Humanities Symposium, Radio Club, JETS Club, Key Club, French Club, Military Ball Chairman, Boys' State, Homecoming Dance Committee, Senior Prom, Football Game Announ- cer, Activity Reporter for KRSP Radio, Cadet-Parents Night Chairman, Utah 51st Drill Team Commander, AFJROTC Assistant Instructor, Ecology Club, A.P. English, National Honor Society. RICHARD TINGEY - Sophomore M.A. Representative, Baseball, Sopho- more Assembly, Senator '71-'72, Jun- ior Assembly, Model U.N., Homecom- ing Chairman, National Merit Semi- finalist, Election Committee Chairman, State Debater, Young Americans, ln- quiring Editor, National Honor So- ciety, Tutorial, Boys' State. DENI WILEY - Sophomore Coordina- tor, Sophomore Assembly, Sopho- more and Junior Choirs, Folk Music Club, Mothers' and Daughters' Pub- licity, Fathers' and Daughters', Soph- omore Dance, Homecoming, Dance, Publicity, Feast, Christmas Dance Committees, Pep Club Historian, Model U.N., Junior Assembly, Christ- mas Week, Junior Prom Publicity, Publicity Committee Chairman, G.A. Vice President, Utah DECA Historian, Outstanding Teenager of America, My Fair Lady , A Midsummers Night's Dream , Ti Book, Concert Choir, Executive Council, A.P. Eng- lish, Senior Prom, Girls' State, Tu- torial. Andhshome have taken paths they did nofthchocfse , 8 3 . , hf ,if M at ..,... e:,, A ,,. A Q U 'Q . ,M-W' '-H GM ,,,-K 8 Q l, not to an end, but to a new beginning. Death, be not proud, though some have called thee Mighty and dreadful, for thou art not soy For those whom thou think'st thou dost overthrow Die not, poor Death,' nor yet canst thou kill me. From rest and sleep, which but thy picture be, Much pleasure,' then from thee much more must tlow,' And soonest our best men with thee do go - Rest of their bones and souls' delivery! , ag Thou 'rt slave to fate, chance, kings, and desperate men 6, And dost with poison, war, and sickness dwell, NSS? And poppy or charms can make us sleep as well And better than thy stroke. Why swell'st thou then? 5:355'5aQ,.2'-ta One short sleep past, we wake eternally, K A153 And Death shall be no more: Death, thou shalt die. gk A X as Sandy Schroeder Lyndon B. johnson Harry S. Truman The War in Vietnam ber 22,1961 - March 29,1973 te t,??e:f,sa 1, V5f?i?5ai2iE3 'ZH vk2mefS2:f,,' , ,,.,, .. , , ,. ., , .HQ , -we em fe- ,,--f , wx, , - rf , . FJ- lf' WN' 5544 ' f.fil5v?--vw - 'Q7i,?5E.,W34t2-flgfp as 21-Qpiwz ' .. , L-Yfaxtva ww 'Iss' All that I am Combines into what I will yet become I am faced with so many Choices a aa so many directions. Consider all, future happiness, bygone memories life . . . doors. . . opened, closed. Endings . . . or beginnings? The decisions are mine l must stand alone The choice l make determines a lifetime . . . of misery . . . or happiness. I am faced with so many choices . . . so many directions. Exhibited here for praise and criticism is the creation of thirteen industrious individuals. Each diligent worker found himself laboring until all hours of the night, or morning as the case may have been. Hopefully, Odyssey '73 is an historical replica of the Olympus High 1972- 1973 school year. An expression of gratitude is due to Don Blair and Borge Andersen for their photographic efforts and achieve- mentsg to Peggy Quist and the problems that she faced after each section was handed in ilatelg to each staff member who contributed in his own 'personal' fashiong and a titanic thank you to John Shewell for his infinite knowledge and contribution to the mechanics of Odyssey '73. Empty lockers, checked-in books, S2 refund, 18-year- old vote . . . all are symbols of the necessity to move on. Tears will be shed, smiles will be seen, the school song will be sung for the last time . . . DIRECTIONS '73 Editor QW 217 General Index Activities Ballet West ....... Buzzin' Cuzzins . . . Christmas Week ...... Fantasticks .......... Father's and Daughters Homecoming ....,.... Junior Prom ......... Junior Assembly ... My Fair Lady ..... Pep Assemblies .. . Registration ..... Senior Prom ... Administration and Faculty Administration ..... Board of Education . . . Counselors ........ Faculty ........... PTSA ....... Secretaries . . . Classes Juniors ..... Seniors .... Sophomores . . Honors AFS ............... Boys' and Girls' State ....... Debate ......,...... General Honors ..... inquiring Editor ..... Music Honors ....... National Honor Society National Merit ....... Quill and Scroll ' ..... Sports Awards ...... Sterling Scholars .... Titan Service Awards . Top 3'k ............ Young Americans .... Assembly Committee . A.V. .............. . Credit Union ....... Dance Club ... DECA ............. Drama Club ......... Election Committee . . Folk Music Club ..... French Club ....... Future Physicians . . . Hi Tl's ........... JETS ........... Key Club . . . Latin Club .. . 218 Performing Arts Cadet Band ................ Concert Band ..... Concert Choir ....... Concert Madrigal .... Concert Orchestra . . . Junior Choir ...... Junior Ensemble .... Sophomore Choir .... Stage Band ....... Publications Odyssey . . . Pegasus ..... Ti Book ....,.. Thunderbolt . . . Sports Baseball ..,. Basketball .... Cross Country ,. . Football ...... Girl's Sports .... Golf ......... Soccer ...... Swimming . . . Tennis ..., Track ...... Wrestling .... Student C overnm ent Cheerleaders .....r... Coordinating Council ... Honor Council ....... JV Cheerleaders M.A. ..... ...... . O.G.A. ........... . Senate ...,.......... Studentbody Officers . . . Organizations Model U.N. ...... . Mountain Club ............. Nikokries .................. Ol m us Gra hic Design Y P P Pep Club .................. Publicity Committee ,.... .... Red Cross ..r........ ROTC ........... Ski Club ..... , . . Spanish Club Stage Crew ......... Stage Design .............. Sub Debs and Squires .. VICA ..................... 127 124 132 131 122 134 134 135 126 138 137 136 140 190 193 182 166 198 189 173 180 188 184 175 ....94 ....97 ....97 . .... 113 .....112 ....92 ....88 152 153 158 159 116 121 147 148 154 145 147 153 146 142 Student Index Aagard, Alice 53, 154 Abersold, Tammy 53 Adams, Ann 37, 154 Adams, Ellen 37, 135 Adams, Harold 37 Adams, John 69, 89, 97, 152, 203, 204, 205, 206, 210 Adams, Nanette 37 Adams, Terry 69, 131, 132 Adams, Wendy 152, 198, 199 Adamson, Judy 53 Ahlstrom, Bruce 53, 119 Akre, Jane 69, 122 Alder, William 69 Aldous, Lynis 142, 159 Allen, Debbie 37, 199 Allen, Frances 53, 134 Allen, Gary 69, 121, 140, 141, 208, 210, 212 Alley, Charles 37, 197 Alley, Laurel 53, 152 Alley, Pierre 53, 125, 126, 180 Allred, Joyce 53, 134 Allred, Julie 53, 143 Allred, Melvin 69 Allred, Merlin 69, 142 Allred, Rochelle 37 Almstedt, Kerry 37 Aman, Mike 37 Ames, Mike 37 Anderson, Annette 53, 116, 134 Anderson, Chris 69 Anderson Cindy 37 Anderson, David 69, 142 Anderson, Jan 37 Anderson, Julie 69, 133 Anderson, Kathy 123, 130, 152, 158 Anderson, Larry 69, 206 Anderson Anderson 142 Anderson, Anderson, Anderson, Anderson, Anderson . Anderson, Anderson, Anderson, Anderson, Laura 69, 114, 203 Linnette 69, 131, 132, Margy 53 Mark 69 Mark 37 Michele 69 Peggy 53 Reid 134 Robert 37 Scott 147 Steve 37, 178, 192 Bl'OWI'l Anderson, Terrie 53 Andrus, Kirk 69 Angel, John 53, 145 Archer, Paul 37, 154 Armour, Marla 53, 140 Armstrong, Jeff 69, 124 Armstrong, Lorraine 37, 127 Arnold, Carol 69 Arnold, Jerry 53, 167 Asay, Dale 37 Ashton, Anne 68, 69, 206 Athens, Bill 53 Atkin, Brian 53, 134 Austin, Laura 141 Avis, Debbie 69, 114 Baadsgaard, Brent 37, 174 Baciqalupo, Bryan 127 Baciqalupo, Valerie 53, 124 Baer, Jacki 53 Baggaley, Sharla 69, 199 Baggaley, Susan 37 Baggaley, Thane 172 Bagley, James 119, 126 Bagley,Jolyn 37 Bagley, Robert 140, 141 Bagley, Steve 53 Bair, Andrea 69, 143 Baird, Jill 69,114,122,143 Baker, Carolyn 53 Baker, Daniel 53, 134, 155 Baker, Sharon 53 Ball, Kathryn 69, 90, 143, 152, 205 Ball, Kristy 36, 37, 147 Ball, Paul 37, 127 Ballard, Linda 53, 134, 199 Bandley, Michelle 69 Banson, Denise 37 Banta, Robert 69 Barber, Dave 69, 142 Barker, Byron 37 Barker, Jeff 53 Barker, Sandy 53 Barker, Scott 37 Barlow, Elizabeth 37, 135, 144 Barnett, Cheryl 53, 117 Barnhart, Kevin 37 Barr, Carol 53, 151 Barrell, Dan 69, 153 Barrell, Jeff 142 Barrett, Blair 69, 173 Barrett, Brenda 69 Barrow, Joel 69, 140, 141, 142, 208 Bartholomew, Colynne 69, 133 Bartholomew, Grant 53 Barton, Jill 137 Barton, Rod 53, 184 Barton, Sheila 37, 135 Bateman, Brad 53 Beardshall, Robert 53, 93 Beck, Janet 37 Beck, Shawna 69, 143 Beebe, Lori 37, 135 Beecher, Debbra 70, 131, 132, 152, 158 Behrens, Barbara 70 Behrens, Doug 53, 142 Behrens, Wendy 37, 135 Bellar, Kirk 53 Belnap, Steve 37, 135, 197 Beltz, Greg 37 Bench, John 53, 167, 174 Bennett, Carolyn 53, 152 Bennett, Curtis 37 Bennett, John 70, 123, 125, 126, 130, 167, 203 Bennett, Robyn 53, 117, 134 Benson, Denise 37 Benson, Randy 37 Bently, Jim 140,141,142 Benvegnu, Craig 37 Berg, Bill 37 Berg, Karla 53 Berg, Mary Jane 54, 199 Bergman, Anita 37, 152 Bernards, Jillyn 37 Bertola, Max 70, 148, 151, 152, 188, 205, 209, 211 Bertola, Mike 38, 188 Best, Patricia 38, 144 Betournay, Duane 70, 124, 142 Beuhler, Howard 70, 124 Bevan, John 54, 167 Bevan, Karen 70, 117, 133 Beyale, Marietta 54 Bigler, Angela 38, 135 Bigler, Laura 54 Bigler, Nadine 54, 114, 134 Bileen, Laverne 54 Bills, Dan 145, 154, 158 Bills, Greg 70 Bills, Luanne 54, 152 Bills, Marie 38 Binks, Doug 70, 123 Birch, Terri 38, 157 Bird, Gregory 54 Birkinshaw, Annette 38, 152 Birkenshaw, Kim 54 Bishop, Mark 38 Bishop, Star 153 Bjarnson, Greg 142 Bjornn, Peggy 70 Black, Karen 70, 117, 158, 203 Black, Lisa 70, 143 Black, Lisa 38 Black, Lori 38, 135 Blaylock, Gary 38 Bliss, Kathi 54, 134 Blodgett, Jill 38 Bodily, Ed 70, 133 Bond, Susan 54, 134 Bone, Martin 54, 142 Bonner, Marion 54, 122, 130 Booth, Ryan 54, 167 Boren, Elaine 70,114,124 Borg, Heidi 54, 114, 137,142 Borg, Holly 70,114,120,137,159 Borg, Shannon 70, 142, 159 Borgmeier, Curtis 54 Borgmeier, Scott 70, 206 Bostrum, Don 185, 187 Bowers, Nancy 54 Bowman, Brad 54 Bowman, Robyne 38 Bowthorpe, Spence 54, 174 Bozich, Gail 70 Bozich, Greta 70 Bradford, Randy 70 Bradshaw, Jan 70 Bradshaw, John 38, 93 Brady, Diane 54, 117, 134 Brammer, Linda 38 Brattos, Peter 70, 142 Breitling, Richard 38, 145 Breitling, Robert 70, 145 Breivik, Terri 54 Brewer, Sue 70,131,132 Brewster, Clark 38 Brewster, Debbie 143 Brewster, Renee 38, 93 Brim, Holly 54 Brimhall, Brian 54, 142, 175 Brimhall, David 167 Bringhurst, Trent 70 Brockbank, Barney 172 Brockbank, Loralei 38, 127 Brodbeck, Lisa 70, 120, 137, 208, 212 Burch, Janet 38 B-urdette, Debbie 54, 199 Burdette, Jan 71, 133 Burgess, Anita 38, 157 Burke, Mike 38, 151 Burnett, Joy 71, 143, 144, 203, 204, 206 Burton, Kathy 71 Burton, Patrick 38, 149, 150, 151 Busath, Carol 71, 114, 138, 144, 208 Bushnell, Lisa 38, 135,144 Butcher, Bethann 38 Butler, Cass 167, 185 Buzzo, Tracy 38 Cahoon, Brad 71, 173 Caldwell, Michelle 54 Caldwell, Nancy 54, 117, 156 Calkins, Leslee 54 Call, Debra 38 Call, Denise 38 Call, Jon 71 Call, LouAnn 54, 117,134 Callister, Corine 71, 145 Callister, Denise 54 Camp, Charlene 54, 117, 157, 198 Camp, Curtis 38 Campanaro, Jean 38, 135 Brown, Alan 54 Brown, Barbara 54, 96 Brown, Becky 38, 147 Brown, Beverly 38, 135, 154 Brown, Cameron 70, 137, 208 Brown, Carolyn 38, 135, 154 Brown, Debi 70 Brown, Doug 54 Brown, Gary 38 Brown, James 71 Brown, Janet 71, 143 Brown, Jeff 71 Brown, Kelly 38 Brown Brown Brown ,Linda 71,153 , Mark 71 Michael 38, 151 Browni Robert 71, 187 ing, Teresa 137 Campbell, Cleve 38 Campbell, Clyde 38 Campbell, Kim 54,117 Campbell, Layne 38 Cannon . Cannon, Capson Capson Ellen 38,127,146 Garry 142 Debra 38, 152 Todd 71 carnanf Steve 97, 146, 153 Carlisle Carlow, Cindy 71,116,133 'Richard 142 Carlston, Anne 147 Carpenter, Alden 71, 123, 1 126, 130, 174 Carpenter, Clyde 38, 127 Carpenter, Kathleen 39, 135 Carpenter, Beckie 71, 112, 133, 25, Bruce, Kathy 71 Bruderer, Brian 54, 155 Brunisholz, Ed 71, 125, 133 Brunsvold, Bruce 71, 137, 167 Bryant, Karl 142 Bryner, Karl 142, 159 Buchanan, Jayne 71, 143 Buchanan, Karl 159 Buckmiller, David 54 Buckmiller, Mike 71,206 Bullough, Steve 71,167 Bult, Linda 38 Bunting, Kevin 71 Burch, Connie 71 203 Carr, Benji 39 Carroll, Doug 71 Carter, Anita 39, 122, 130 Carter, Trisha 54 Cartwright, Peter 119, 120, 145, 147, 152, 158, 182 Casper, Julene 39, 144 Casper, Teri 71, 116, 203 Cates, Bradley 71, 126, 210 Champneys, Shauna 39 Chapman, Cindy 39, 123, 146 Chase, Donna 39, 152 Chase, Kevin 71 Chase, Marvin 39 Chase, Tracy 54 Chaus, Gus 54, 191, 193 Chernik, Elizabeth 54 Chiba, Celia 71 Child, David 39 Child, Ray 71,152 Child, Warren 71, 142, 204, 205 Chipman, James 71, 123, 130 Chipman, Larry 39 Chlepas, Cathy 71, 143, 156 Chlepas, Dean 39, 172, 178, 191 Chlepas, Tony 167, 211 Chlepas, Trudy 55 Christensen, Ann 39 Christensen, Craig 39, 172 Christensen, Jean 72, 114, 123, 138, 142, 146, 159, 208 Christensen, Jolene 55, 117, 134 Christensen, Mary 39, 122, 146 Christensen, Que 72 Christensen, Steve 55 Christensen, Steve 39 Christenson, Brad 72 Christenson, Cyndee 55, 134 Christopherson, Jayne 55, 134, 152 Christopherson, Viki 55 Chytraus, Pat 72 Chytraus, Suzy 55, 155 Clark Clark Clark Clark clarki Clark Clark , Cathy 55 , Douglas 125 , Gordon 39 Lincoln 154 Michelle 55, 156 , Robert 55, 179 , Susan 39, 137, 144 Clark, Susan 72, 158 Clark, Wendy 55 Clarkson, Steve 72 Clayton, Jeff 39, 127 Clayton, Jim 72, 112, 119, 124, 126, 154 Clements, Dave 55, 122, 130, 146, 152 Cline, Janice 55, 114,143 Clubb, Larry 39, 127 Coan, Sue 122 Cochran, Karen 55 Cockrell, Tamra 55, 146 Coker, Colleen 55, 134, 145 Coleman, Ann 55, 117 Coleman, Cathy 55 Collett, Cyd 39, 147 Collett, Mark 55, 126, 142, 188 Collopy, Marie 39, 151 Colt, Anne 143 Combes, William 39 Combs, Debbie 72 Condie, Scott 72, 119 Conley, Kevin 72 Conley, Shannon 39, 125 Conradsen, Chad 39, 172 Cook, Jerry 72, 125 Cook, Scott 39, 127, 174 Cogngbs, Michael 72, 153, 203, 0 Coombs, Mike 55, 123, 126, 130, 146, 152, 180 Cornelius, Ruth 39, 135 Cornwall, Stewart 72, 152 Cottrell, Jill 39 Cottrell, Mark 72, 125 Coubrough, Larry 125 Coucher, Patricia 55 Coucher, Robert 72, 93, 153 Coulam, Nancy 55, 142, 146, 159 Coulam, Susan 72, 146 Crandell, Michelle 55 Crandell, Candi 39, 135 Craven, Steve 55, 119, 125, 126, 146, 152, 154 Criddle, Craig 39, 144, 172 Crider, Kelley 72, 142 Croft, Lynn 55 Cromar, Doug 124, 180 Cummins, Randy 153, 154, 159 Cummings, Robert 55, 119,142, 152 Currey, Jan 39 Curtis, Annette 55, 140, 141, 208 Curtis, Candi 72, 133 Curtis, David 72, 203, 206 Curtis, Scott 39, 127 Cushing, Dave 72, 142 Cushing, William 39 Cutler, Janet 39, 123, 146 Cutler, June 72, 122, 130, 138, 144, 146, 203, 206, 208 Cutler, Susan 72, 117, 132 Daily, Joseph 55 Daley, Craig 55 Dalrymple, Warren 142 Dalton, Jackie 72, 120 Dalton, Sandi 39 Daly, James 55, 125 Daly, Robert 72, 173 Daniels, Michael 55 Daniels, Ron 55 Daniels, Tom 73, 95 Dansie, Kevin 55 Daurelle, Lynne 73, 138, 156 Daurelle, Ray 55, 153, 154 David, Debbi 73, 116, 133 Davidson, Kim 55, 152 Davis, Barry 142 Davis , Christine 39 Davis, Craig 73, 173 Davis, Jill 39,122 Davis, John 73 Davis, Kaye 73, 143 Davis, Larry 40 Davis, Lynette 73 Davis, Martsie 73, 95, 136, 144, 156 Davis, Mike 40 Davis, Richard 55, 134 Davis Davis ,Shaunna 73,116 ,Terrie 73, 91, 97, 152, 157, 204, 210 Dawson, Linda 73 Day, David 123, 130, 210 Day, Ronald 40, 182, 184 Dean, Craig 154 Deaver, Rosemary 73 Coon, Grant 55 Coon, Susan 72, 143 Cooper, Cathi 72, 132 Cope, Amelia Ann 72 Cope, Kevin 39 Cope, Sarah 39 A Cordery, Brad 39, 172 DeBirk, Larry 55, 142, 152 Dechter, Marsha 73 Degn, Mike 123,124, 126,130,210 Dehm, Barbara 40 Delahunty, Debbie 55, 134 Denison, Gordon 73 Denison, Kathy 40, 124 220 Denning, Keith 73, 133, 173 Denver, John 40, 120, 127 Derbidge, Janet 55 Derrick, Layne 40 Devries, Marilyn 55 Dew, Becky 135 DeWaal, Michael 131, 132 Deyoe, Jamie 73 Dickerson, Edward 55 Dickerson, Mike 73, 142 Dickson, Janis 40, 144, 157, 158 Dickson, Scott 40, 127 Dimond, Julie 56 Dimond, Marilee 73, 133, 143, 203 Dixon, Mark 40 Dolan, Ed 40, 172 Done, Rolfe 56, 123 Donelson, Debbie 73, 114, 145, 202, 206 Dow, Joe 73, 142, 185 Downard, Brent 40, 172 Dowsett, Brian 56 Dowsett, Drew 73, 145, 206, 209 Dozier, Jeff 73 Drury, Debby 73, 120, 121, 137, 152 Drury, Scot 172 Duffin, Dawni 56, 157, 198 Duffin, James 56, 142 Duffin, Mindy 40, 156, 198 Duffy, John 56, 124 Duncan, Cynthia 40, 127 Durham, John 142, 153 Durham, Lori 143 Durrant, Joann 40 Durrant, Marie 56, 154 Duzett, Lori 40, 158 Dyer, Colinda 40, 127 Dyer, Melanie 56, 134 Dyer, Susan 73, 133, 143 Earl, Wally 56, 154 Easton, Mark 56 Easton,Wendy 40 Eatchel, Bruce 54, 153 Eckersley, Jean 40 Eddie, Elaine 40 Edwards, Cindie 40, 135 Edwards, Cindy 40 Edwards, Kristie 73, 116, 132, 151 Egan, Michael 73,131,133 Egbert, Bob 56, 124 Eggleston, LeAnne 56, 143 Eichers, Bradley 40, 135 Eide, Carol 56, 146 Einfeldt, Jeffrey 40, 172 Ekker, Brian 142 Elg, Maralyn 73 Elieson, John 127,145 Elieson, Kristine 73 Ellefsen, Nancy 40 Ellingson, Brent 144 Ellingson, David 56 Ellis, Bart 56 Ellis, John 142 Ellis, Kevin 73 Ellis, Mike 40 Ellison, Brian 73, 153, 167 Ellison , Doug 40, 146 Emery, Alan 73, 142 Emery, Judy 40 Emery, Mike 73, 155, 167, 185, 187, 206 Emery, Susan 56, 134 Ence, Russell 40, 127 Engh, Sandra 56, 198 England, Lan 74, 120, 145, 152, 158, 205, 206, 212 English, Robert 40 Erickson, Weslyn 56, 167, 185, 187 Ericson, Steve 56, 174 Eriksson, Joe 40 Ertel, William 40, 154, 191 Eskels Evans, Evans, Evans, Evans, Evans, Evans, Evans, Evans, EVaI'1S, on, Lori 40, 123 Bill 119,142,187 Debbie 41 Dona 56, 145 Janet 41, 145 Karamea 56, 152 Paulette 74, 117, 143, 153 Renee 41 Rochelle 41, 123 Thad 74 Eves, Jodie 74, 131, 133, 138, 208, 212 Fairbanks, Kim 41, 142 Falk, Pam 56 Farmer, Darrell 74, 142 Felt, Debbie 74, 112 Fenton, Blair 56, 155 Ferguson, Ann 41 Ferguson, Boyd 56, 188, 211 Ferguson, Michele 41 Fernley, Sylvia 56, 121, 134, 152 Feulner, Glen 145 Feurer, Ralph 74, 151, 182 Feurer, Sylvia 56 Fife, Randy 41, 127 Finley, Jeff 193,211 Fischer, Melvin 127, 150, 151 Fisher, Barbara 74, 112, 132 Fisher, Craig 142 Fisher, Karen 56 Fitts, Cheryl 74 Fleisch, Mike 41 Fleming, Jim 41 Fleming, Valerie 74 Floor, Andrea 74, 143 Flygare, Rob 74, 93, 132, 189, 205 Fogg, Bradford 56 Foote, Catherine 41 Foote, Kent 41, 172, 178, 179, 187 Ford, Dave 74 Ford, Denise 74, 156, 203, 206 Fordham, Bruce 41 Fornelius, Cheryl 41 Fotheringham, Brent 74, 144, 206 Fotheringham, Mike 41 Fotheringham, Steve 56, 142, 153 Foulger, Tom 56, 142 Fournier, Mimi 74, 137 Fowkes, Alyce 74, 136 Fowler, Paula 41, 135 Frampton, Sam 74, 142 Francis, Cathy 74 Francis, Tom 41 Francom, Lois 41, 123 Frank, Theo 74 Franzel, Matt 74, 142 Freeman, Janine 74, 117 Fryer, Brenda 41 Fryer, Paula 41 Fryer, Steve 56, 189, 193 Fudge, Linda 41 Fullmer, Cynthia 41 Fullmer, Doug 74 Fullmer, James 41 Gabbert, Helen 74, 114, 136, 145, 203, 206, 212 Garby, Erick 145, 173 Gardner, Barbara 74, 115, 122, 130, 203, 210 Gardner, Elizabeth 41, 127 Gardner, Molly 41, 152 Gardner, Paul 41, 144, 185 Gardner, Scott 74 Grider, Grider, Griffin Griffin Mike 57 Vicki 75, 153 ,Kent 155 , Randy 75, 155, 168, 184 Griffin, Rob 42, 172 Groendyke, Rick 42, 135, 172 Gronning, Mary Ann 42,146 Grover, Merrilee 57 Gundersen, Clark 57 Gundersen, LuAnn 75 Gundersen, Olga 75, 112, 143 Gundersen, Sam 42 Gunn, Weston 57 Gunnell, Karen 42 Hansen, Hansen, Brent 75, 142 Chris 153 Hansen, Jon 42, 145 Hansen, Hansen, Hansen, Hansen, Hansen, Hansen, Hansen, Hansen, Juanita 75 Leonard 57 Lynette 42 Marianne 42, 15 Mark 42, 197 Renee 133 Robert 57, 153 Suzanne 135 Hansen, Trudy 57, 117 Harding, Harman, Danny 75, 125 Brett 75, 132 Gardner, Skip 56 Garrett, Norma 41, 135 Garrison, Colin 56 Garritson, Paula 56, 139, 159, 142 Gatrell, Alan 74, 142 Gatrell, Lois 41, 127 George, Pam 74 Georgopoulos, Andrea 41, 135, 169 Georgopoulos, Paula 74, 143, 169 Gerber, Gerber, Gerber, Gertino, Gerzeli Debbie 74 Nancy 74 Steven 56 Diane 41 Ste hen 74 133 Gustafson, Danny 42, 150 Gygi, Barbara 57, 116, 156 Gygi, Korene 42 Hackett, Sally 75 Hadley, Cindy 57, 143 Hadley, Heidi 42 Hadley, Kim 75, 143 Hailes, Holly 42, 122, 144 Hailes, John 75 Hale, Robert 57 Hale, Sharon 57 Hall, Diane 75,117,121,133,143 1 P , Gerzeli, Susan 74, 115, 123, 124, 130, 206 Gessel, Clark 75, 119, 124, 133, 173, 174, 206 Gessel, Mark 75, 119, 124, 132, 207 Getz, John 75 Gibbs, Martin 41, 172,178 Gibson, Glenda 56 Gibson, Michele 41 Gibson, Rosanne 75, 121, 152 Giddings, Luther 56 Giffin, Jill 75,115 Giffin, Kent 56 Gifford, Shelly 75 Gilbert, Debra 41 Giles, Jeanette 41, 135 Gill, Carol 75 Gillespie, Jeff 41, 172 Gillespie, Leisa 57 Gillis, Jody 57, 134, 137 Gillman, Janet 75, 122, 130 Gilmore, Kathleen 41 Glade, Warren 57, 134 Glade, Kevin 41, 193, 197 Glade, Susan 75 Glaittli, Dave 41, 135, 142 Glaittli, Dave 75 Glaittli, Steve 41 Glasgow, Russell 41 Glagser, Dave 18, 124, 146, 152, Glissmeyer, Jodi 57, 143, 115 Glissmeyer, Mark 57, 193, 211 Glodowski, Jan 75 Goaslind, Dave 42 Goaslind, Pat 57, 117 Goates, Kent 42, 193, 197 Goddard, Gail 57 Godsey, Barbara 42, 152 Goffe, Brad 42, 180 Gohier, Gilies 174 Golding, Brian 51 Goodliffe, Lea 42, 135 Goodrich, Cary 57 Gorder, Brett 42 Gordon, Kevin 42 Gothard, Grey 42, 150, 155 Grough, Diane 75 Gough, Roger 42 Gcqugley, Paul 42, 127, 149, 150, Gowans, Chris 57 Graham, DeAnn 42 Grant, Susan 57 Gray, Bobbi 75,. 90, 136 Greaves, John 42, 172 Greaves, Marie 14, 75, 133 Greaves. Richard 57, 167, 191 . Green, Claudia 57 Green, Glenda 57 Green, Larry 142 Green, Paul 42, 93, 127, 146, 154 Green, Shellie 42, 127 Green, Thomas 75, 91, 92, 153, 202, 204, 207 Gregory, Steve 57 Hall, Jim 134 Hall, Kendra 57, 153 Hall, Teresa 57 Halls, Jean 75 Halls, Kathy 57 Hamilton, Greg 75, 124, 126, 130 Hamilton, Paul 75,94 Hammond, Neal 57, 134, 142 Hancock, Mark 57, 142 Hanes, Cathie 52, 57, 115, 134, 144, 152 Hanks, Jolene 57 Hanlen, Loralee 57 a is iii QM- -'Sf 35 :54, 1 3, r 'fl . , . .4 lif ir lf - T 4 1 E Ii X. as ,: K it kiln as K Q , , 6, 6 ,f Q . 1 f' A 4' 1 g- , - , j X K ff 4' Y K 5 . fi ' V' fgvi Harper, Brad 142, 159 Harper, Ted 57, 168 Harrie, Dan 75, 142 Harris, Robert 57, 125, 1 Harrison, Linda 52, 57, 121, 144, 34, 174 145 Hart, Michael 75 Harward, Darlee 42 Harward, Jay 75 Harward, Kim 57, 117 Haslam, Brent 42 Haslem, Jill 20, 75, 133 Haslam, Steve 57, 134, 152, 189 Hasna, Kathy 42, 135 Hassell, Lewis 76, 119, 133, 193, 202, 203, 204, 205, 207, 210, 211 Hastings, Blaine 57, 134, 152 Hatch, Annette 42 Hatch, Deborah 42, 198 Hatterbruck, Steve 57 Hatton-Ward, Hugh 58, 153 Hawkins, Francine 76, 123, 130 Hawkins, Larry 142 Haycock, Richard 58, 175, 211 Haycock, Sharyn 43 Hayden, Jamie 137 Haymond, Creed 43, 172 Haymond, Robyn 76, 115, 132, 143, 157 Haymore, Joseph 155 Haynie, Don 76 Heaps, Ken 142 Heaton, Grant 76, 168 Heaton, Lisa 43 Healey, Jim 147 Hebbert, Lorna 198 Hebbert, Scott 58, 134, 184 Hebdon, David 43 Hebertson, Alan 43, 145, 151 Heiner, Sandra 76, 117, 124, 202, 207 Henderson, Connie 58, 117 Henderson, Derk 43 Henderson, Tony 127, 144 Henderson, Vickie 43 Hendricks, Kjersti 76 Hennessy, Colleen 43, 152 Henson, Greg 58, 137 Herbert, Shauna 76 Herburg, Kim 58 Herrscher, Scott 43, 172 Herrscher, Stephen 76, 168 Herzog, Mark 58 Hicks, Paul 43, 135, 197 Higgins, Susan 43, 135 Hill, Melanie 76,116,143, 157 Hill, Rita 58 Hillam, Terry 76, 132 Hillier, Jane 43, 122, 144 Hintze, Mary 43, 127 Hirst, Dan 58 Hofheins, Kathryn 43 Hofmann, Karl 58, 124, 126 Hofmann, Mark 76 Hofmann, Ralph 76 Hogge, Connie 43 Hohmann, Cynthia 76 Holbrook, Thomas 43, 151 Holdsworth, David 58, 97, 145, 154, 209 Holie, Espen 76 Holladay, Keith 43, 187 Holman, Marvin 58, 125, 126 Holmes, John 76, 146, 155 Holmes, Peggy 43 Holmes, Sheryl 76 Holt, Deyonne 135 Holt, Jovce 76, 125 Holt, Mike 43 I Hood, John 43, 172, 182, 185 Hoopes, Kevin 76 Hoopiiaina, Kurtis 43 Hooton, Paula 76, 121, 137, 208 Hopkins, Robyn 43 Horrocks, Darryl 43 Horrocks, Deidre 58, 117 Horrocks, Lynn 58, 178 Horrocks, Steve 154 Horsley, Chris 76, 131, 132, 207, 209 Horsley, Julie 58, 143 Horstmanshoff, Sharon 43 Horton, Steven 58, 134 Hoskie, Sadie 58 Howard, Vicky 76, 131, 132, 143 Howarth, Elaine 135 Howarth, Su 76, 132 Howe, Kathy 76, 93, 137, 152 Howells, Ross 43 Hudson, Joan 43 Hudson, Gary 76 Hughes, Kelly 43 Hughes, Richard 58, 168, 178 Hulbert, Jan 58, 156 Hulet, Kathy 76, 137 Hulet, Kris 43 Hulse, Camille 58, 158 Hunt, Cheryl 43, 135 Hunt, Jana 58 Hurst, Polly 43 Inman, Ro get' 76, 142 Irvine, Kathy 58, 134 Isaacson, Bruce 76, 123, 124, 12 147 Isaacson, Mark 43, 97, 127 lsenburg, Russ 58 Jacobsen, Ginger 58, 145 Jacobsen, Mark 43, 127, 173 El . PH: ' Jacobsen, Shauna 76, 157, 198, 203 Jacobsen, William 127 Jacobson, Cindy 43, 135 Jacobson, Jacobson, James, Cr Karl 43, 154, 182, 187 Mark 76, 112 aig 43, 127 Jarrell, Bridgett 145 Jeffs, Ron 43, 174 Jenkins, Gayla 58, 124 Jencks, Margaret 76, 115, 123, 130, 146, 203, 206 Jensen, Alan 76 Jensen, Betty 43, 127, 145 Jensen, Carol 76, 204 Jensen, Debbi 76 Jensen, Fred 93, 192 Jensen, Jan 58, 117, 134 Jensen, Jay 58 Jensen, Jeff 58 Jensen, Joann 76, 117, 132 Jensen, Judy 58,199 ' Jensen, M elinda 58 Jensen, Randolyn 43, 122 Jensen, Robin 44, 135 Jergensen, Ken 44 Jergensen, Malee 58, 117, 143 Jerz, Michele 77 Job, Jeff 77 Johnson, Johnson Johnson: Johnson, Johnson, Johnson Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, Johnson Johnson Johnson, Johnson, Brandon 77 Brent 77 Cindy 44 Colleen 58, 117, 122, 134 Debi 77 Dee 44, 127 Gary 44, 127 Jeaneen 44 Jim 77, 188 Karie 58 Leena 58 Lyndon 77 Mark 52, 58, 119, 120, 144, 145, 158 Johnson, Patti 58, 96, 14 Johnson, Steve 58 Johnson, Teri 58, 117 Johnson, Valorie 44 Johnston, Scott 58 Jolley, Kevin 142 Jones, Ben 59, 158, 189 Jones, Bruce 59 Jones, Corey 77 Jones, Kurt 77, 142 Jones, Layne 44 Jones, Suzan 59, 134 Jorgensen, Glenn 77 6, 198 Kramer, Marshall 59 Krantz, Randy 77, 188 Krantz, Sue 44 Krogh, Kathy 44, 135, 157 Kruse, Nanci 77 Kunkel, Ronald 77, 151 Kunkel, Torsten 59, 124 Lamb, Tracey 44 Lambert, Fred 77, 151 Lambourne, Robyn 59, 124 Lange, Brian 44 Langton, Cindy 135 Langton, Derek 72, 153, 154, 209 Lank, Kelvin 77, 188 Maack, Jennifer 60 Mabey, Brent 60, 119, 145, 147, 158, 182 Macbeth, Daryl 78, 123, 130, 207 Macfarlane, Julie 78, 92, 137, 143 Mack, Spencer 78, 90, 168, 173, 176, 211 Mack, Tom 45, 168, 173, 179 Mackey, Shauna 45, 135 Madsen, Madsen, Madsen, Madsen Julie 45, 135 Patti 45, 135 Leslie 152 Steven 78 142 153 Madsenl Valerie 78,, 143, Madson, Madson, Patrice 45, 198 Susan 78 Larsen, Cheryl 59, 146 Larsen Larsen , Cindy 44 ,Cindy 59, 134, 135 Larsen, Elaine 59, 131 Larsen, Jamie 59 Larsen, Julene 77, 143 Larsen, Kristan 78 Larsen, Pam 59 Larsen, Sharon 78, 118, 133 Larsen Sharon 59, 134 Larson, Chris 45 Jorgensen, Jennette 77, 143 Jorgensen, Ken 44, 172 Jorgensen, Ron 77 77, 134 Jose, Sara Jost, Meri 44 Jowers, Marie 44 Jowers, Mike 59, 138, 155, 208 Kadleck, Dave 44, 127, 172 Kalmar, Mark 59 Kalmar, Melinda 59, 134, 158 Kalt, Fred 59, 134, 152 Kalt, Lydia 44 Kander, Michelle 77, 143 Kasteler, Daniel 59, 142 Kasworm, MaryAnne 77, 144, 207, 208 Kato, Stephen 59, 140, 141, 208 Katsanevas, Mary 77, 132, 143 Katz, Jenny 77 Kayser, Roland 125, 126, 144 Keates, Doug 44, 154 Keddington, MaryAnn 44, 135 Kelley, Jesse 77 Kelly, Kathy 59, 144 Kendall, Christine 135, 142 Kendall, Rod 134 Kendall, Scott 77, 146 Kendell, Susan 140 Kendrick, Chuck 44, 172, 185 Kendrick, Sue 141 Kendrick, Thomas 59 Kerr, Karylee 59 Kershaw, Steven 77, 142 Larson, Jerilyn 59, 118 Judd 4 Larson, 5 Lasrich, Lane 145, 153, 154 Laub, Chris 96, 174, 180 Laub, Tracey 135, 146 Lauritzen, Keith 45 Lauro, Bill 59 Law, Edna 78, 118, 132 Lawrence, Julie 78 Layton, Mark 147, 182 Leach, Shannon 45, 147 Leaf, Ruth 45, 144 Ledger, Gary 78, 125, 142, 153, 159 Lefavor, Diane 59, 156 Lefavor, Patricia 78 Leger, Tony 78 Leonard, Connie 59, 134 Leppard, Jim 78 Lerch, Leslie, Anita 45 Michele 45, 123, 144 Leva, Sue 144, 156 Lewis, Lewis, Lewis, Lewis, Lewis, Lewis, Bill 153 Cheryl 45 LuKaye 59 Melanee 45, 135 Nora 78 Randy 78 Lewis, Wayne 78, 123, 125, 126, 130 Liddell, Anita 59 Lilischkis, Pam 45 Lindbe rg, Kathy 59 Linderman, Brad 142 Linschoten, Jim 45 Lindsey, Dave 59 Magleby, James 60 Mahoney, Martine 60, 115, 144 Majors, Leslie 60, 145 Maloney, Sean 142 Mandeles, Suzanne 78, 143 Mangelson, Nadine 78 Mangum, Mike 45, 93, 155, 182, 184, 194, 197 Mangum, Scott 60, 194,211 Mann, Nancy 78,116,143 Manner, Shirley 78, 151 Manning, Cindy 60, 115,144, 199 Manwill, Karen 78, 118,132 Manwill, Peggy 60, 134 Manwill, RuthAnn 78, 133 Manygoates, Sylvia 60 Marchant, Grant 45 Marchant, Keith 78 Marcum, Byron 78 Margetts, Russ 60, 142, 191, 192 Markwort, Evamarie 78 Marshall, Brian 60, 142 Marshall, Carol 45, 127 Marshall, Gordon 45 Marshall, Helen 60, 124 Marshall, Marjorie 60, 96, 154 Martineau, Lyn 60, 137 Martineau, Phillip 79, 142 Marz, Margaret 146 Matheson, Franklyn 60, 125, 142 Matheson, Michael 60, 145, 174 Maudsley, Sue 20, 79, 142, 159 Mauss, Terry 45, 197 Maxfield, Tracy 79, 125, 142, 154 McCabe, Margie 79 McCardle, Pat 45 McCarty, Cullen 45 McCarthy, Lindsay 45 McCarty, Richard 79 McCullough, Bob 60,119 McDermott, Kathy 45, 135 McDermott, Steve 79, 131, 132, 16 McDonald, Jeanine 45, 152 McDonald, Jill 45,144 McDonald, Marc 79, 189 McDonald, Richards 79, 93, 152, McGrath , David 79, 142, 152 Kiddie, Carolyn 44 Kiddie, Marilyn 44 Kidston, Fred 44, 127, 149, 150, 151, 155 Killpack, Jhana 77 Kimball, Mark 77 King, Lynne 44, 135, 144, 158 Kingdon, Sheri 44, 154 Kingston, Paul 77, 144 Kingston, Richard 59, 147 Kirk, Vernon 44, 127, 144 Kirkman, Jeanette 44 Kitchen, Joan 59, 134 Kizerian, Brent 59, 142 Kizerian, Cindy 44 Kiar, Todd 59, 154, 188 Klein, Margo 59 Klein, Wendy 77 Kleineberg, Nancy 59 Knaphus, Bruce 59, 174 Knight, Brad 59 Knight, Kevin 180, 182 Knight, Sharlene 44 Knowlton, Mark 59 Knudson, Sandv 77, 114, 132, 143 Koch, Sherri 59, 116 Koch, Stephen 77 Kofford, Debra 44, 123 Kofoed, Susan 77, 132 Kofoed, Val 44, 172 Kohler, Albert 44 Kramer, Brad 44 Kramer, Jan 77, 143 222 Lingmann, Colleen 78 Lisonbee, Connie 59 Lisonbee, Ron 120 Livingston, Dale 59, 178 Lloyd, Ka 118 Lloyd, Kerry 45 Lloyd, Larry 59, 168, 192 Lloyd, Layne 60 Lloyd, Terry 45, 145, 179 Lobb, Carolyn 116, 132 Locher, Loren 45, 150, 151 Lofgren, Dan 78 Loomis, Tim 142 Losee, MaryAnn 45, 127, 144 Loveridge, Karen 78, 133 Loveridge, Sydnee 78 Lowder, Cory 60 Lowry, Mike 60, 146 Ludlow, Cindy 45 Ludwig, Mike 60 Ludwig, Sharon 78 Luman, Mary 45, 127 Lund, Sheri 60 Lundskog, Terrie 45 Lundstrom, Mary 78, 143 Lunt, Stacey 60 Lupo, Bill 158 Lybbert, Ruth 60, 115, 140, 141, 144, 147, 208 Lyman, Kim 78, 133, 143 Lyman, Nancy 60, 143 Lyman, Tom 78 Lyon, Kathy 60, 118, 134, 155 154, 158, 209, 212 McDonal d, Sue 79, 157 McDonough, Gregg 45, 135 McFadden, Mike 79, 132, 142 McGarry , Rick 189 McGavin, Brent 45, 174 McGavin, Brian 79, 120 McGhan, David 60, 177, 179 McGrath, McGriffin, David 79, 142 McLachlan, James 79, 202, 209 McMaster, Kathy 60, 142, 159 McMillan, Kelly 172 McMurray, David 68, 79, 121, 123, 124, 130, 146, 152, 204 McMurray, Paul 45, 135, 147 McPhie, Joe 79 McRae, Kerrie 45 McReynolds, Larry 46, 150, 151 Meacham, Margie 118,143 Meacham, Bill 79, 152 Mecham, Marty 60 Meier, Terry 79, 188 Meik, Kathleen 79, 115, 143, 207 Melroy, Michelle 79, 132, 138, 146, 152 Melroy, Shannon 60, 146, 157 Melugin, Kent 79 Mendenhall, Ann 46, 135 Merrell, Kent 46 Merrill, Shelley 46 Messick, Mark 46, 145 Diane 45, 135 8 Messick, Ron 60 Metcalf, Carol 46 Metcalf, Jon 46 Metcalf, Cheryl 60 Metcalf, Kathleen 60 Metcalf, Patty 79, 118 Metos, Sylvia 46, 152 Meyer, Jeanne 60, 142, 159 Meyers, Gregg 60, 142, 148, 151 Michaels, David 149, 150, 151 Mickset, Alan 120, 142 Midkiff, Denise 79 Mikesell, Steven 149, 150, 151 Miles, Scott 79, 132 Miles, Steve 60, 175 Miller, April 60, 143 Mliler, Jill 46,199 Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, Milne, Kerry 185 Marvin 79 Lori 60, 134 Rick 46 Sharon 60, 124 Warren 151 Bryan 60, 154 Misaka, Diane 46, 156, 198 Mitche Mitche il, Jim 79 il, Marilyn 79 Mitchell, Maureen 46, 135 Moffat, Mohtell Deb 79 ius, Sandra 144 Monsen, Karla 61, 122 Monsen, Kim 79, 142 Monsen, Mark 79 Montgomery, Bob 79 Moody, Janet 61, 118 Moody, Jill 79, 133, 205 Moody, Kathy 61 Moore, Carolyn 46, 123 Moore, Robert 79 Moore, Steve 179 Morgan, Barbara 79, 118 Morgan, Jeffrey 80, 133 Morgan, Kellie 80, 143 Morgan, Michele 46 Morrison, Annette 46 Morrison, Kathy 46 Mortensen, Kelle 46 Moss, Dan 61, 138, 187 Moss, Dave 80, 132 Mouritsen, Kathy 46 Moulton, Nancy 46, 146 Mouritsen, Maureen 80, 118, 131, 132, 152 Mullen, Grant 176 Mullen, Holly 36, 46, 135 Mulvey, Delbert 61 Mumford, Brian 80 Naumann, Court 46 Naylor, Carrie 61 Naylor, Tauna 80, 198 Neeley, Penny 80, 143 Neergaard, Eva 80, 143 Neerings, Grant 46, 127 Neese, Jill 80 Neff, Becky 80, 118, 123, 130, 133 Neff, Colleen 46, 198 Neff, Mike 80, 142, 159 Neff, Paul 61 Neff, Steve 46 Neihart, Jo 61 Neilson, Lori 61 Neilson, Scott 80, 177, 210 Nieman, Tom 154, 174, 188, 189 Nelson, Barry 46, 172 Nelson, Carrie 80 Nelson, Liz 61, 122 Nelson, Peggy 46, 135 Nelson, Wendy 46, 135 Neville, Polly 80 Neville, Mary 46 Newkirk, Judy 80, 145 Newman, Ann 61,112,121,143 Newman, Kirk 61, 152 Newman, Sandra 80 Newman, Sheryl 80 Newton, Lori 61 Nichol, Richard 61 Nichols, Colleen 80, 122, 126, 130, 203 Nichols, Leigh 61 Nicholes, Susan 118, 122, 130, 145 158, 203 Niederhauser, Kent 172 Niedermeier, Anita 80, 137, 143, 208 Nielsen, Carolyn 61 Nielsen, Eric 46 Nielsen, Ron 46, 172 Nielson, Camille 61, 137, 144, 152 Nielsen, Jeri 46 Nilsson, Valorie 80 Nixon, Sue 61 Nolte, Harold 61, 142 Norden, Paul 147 Norman, Larry 80, 202, 204, 207 Norton, Marilyn 46, 135 Nowell, Nikki 80 Nowell, Robert 47, 187 Noyce, Jeff 61 Nunley, Marcia 80, 143, 153 Nye, Lynda 135 Nyman, Jill 61,134 Oakes, Kevin 80, 152, 154, 207, Oakes, Kim 47, 127, 146, 154 Oberhansley, Steve 153 O'Brien, Carolyn 47, 135, 152 Ochsenhirt, David 47 Ohran, Lynn 80, 152 Oldroyd, Nanci 80, 143 O'Leary, Dave 80, 90, 205 Oliphant, Arden 47, 197 Oliphant, Stan 61,142 Olsen, Brent 61, 134, 147 Olsen, Darlenee 80 Olsen, Linda 80 Olsen, Randy 61 Olsen, Scot 61, 142 Olsen, Scott 168 Olson, Cheryl 47 Olson, Roger 80, 192 Olson, Sally 61, 152 Olson, Scot 47, 172 Olson, Steve 47, 168, 172, 192 Olson, Omer, Timothy 80, 112, 205 Kent 154 Openshaw, Cammy 61 Openshaw, Cathy 61 Openshaw, Lisa 137 Orullian, Jayne 61, 199 Orullian, Jean 80, 133 Orullian, Randy 80 Osborn, Laurel 47 Ostler, David 47, 127 Ottley, Donald 47, 187 Overy, Janeel 47, 135 O'Very, Laura 61 Owen, Kevin 47, 197 Owens, Martha 61, 120 Owen, Sharon 61, 118, 143, 146 Oyler, Debbie 61, 125 Pace, Mark 47, 194, 197 Page, Ron 62, 142 Page, Terry 62, 199 Palmer, Jeff 62 Pannier, Rob 47 Pannier, Chris 80, 118, 136 Pantuso, Corey 62, 142 Pap, Diann 62, 152 Pap, Joni 80, 143 Paris, Maria 145 Parker, Julie 81 Parkinson, Liz 14, 62 Parkin, Susan 81, 115, 143 Parkinson, Shari 47 Parks, Marla 62 Parrish, Robert 93, 125, 137, 144, 152 Parry, Amy 62 Parry, Jon 142 Parsons, Mike 81,153 Partner, Pat 47 Partridge, Robert 81, 133, 169 Paswaters, Joan 47 Paterson, Lisa 81, 154, 203, 207 Paterson, Steve 153 Patterson, Marilyn 62 Patterson, Nancy 47 Patterson, Richard 47, 127, 149, 150, 151 Patterson, Robert 62 Paul, Robert 47, 154, 188 Paulsen, DeAnn 62, 118, 199 Paulsen, Susan 81, 112, 133 Payne, Becky 47, 135 Pearson, Dane 62 2 Pearson, Pearson Debbie 62, 118, 134 Kevin 47 Pearson: Larry 142 Pearson, Steven 62 Peay, John 47, 135 Pedersen Pedersen , Corey 62 ,Heidi 62,118,125, 157 Pedersen, Mavis 47, 135 Pedersen, Susanne 62 Pepper, Deborah 47 Peretto, Joe 47 Pergler, Helen 47 Perkins, Cindy 47 Perry, Dan 62 Perry, Richard 81, 182 Perschon, Julie 62 Peterson, Aaron 62 Peterson, Debra 62 Peterson, Holly 47, 127, 152 Peterson, Joe 47 Peterson, Pam 47, 135 Peterson, Pam 81 Peterson, Robert 62, 123, 124, 126, 130 Peterson, Wendy 81 Peterson, Woody 47 Pettey, Cliff 47, 174 Petty, Albert 62, 176 Petty, Kevin 62, 123, 124, 126, 130 Philipoom, Dwight 81, 173 Philipoom, Jeanette 47 Phippen, Annette 62, 134 Phippen, Steve 81, 175 Pickering, Dana 81 Pierce, Colleen 62, 122 Pinney, Brent 142 Pizza, Bill 81,142,189 Platt, Shawn 81 Pleasants, Amber 47 Plott, Brenda 81 Plott, Robyn 47 Pollei, Debbie 62, 115, 134 Pollei, Steven 81, 132, 205 Pond, Dave 119 Poole, Stan 47, 135 Porath, Julie 62,134 Porath, Preston 47 Potter, Karen 47, 135, 151 Poulsen, Val 62, 118, 144 Poulton, Denise 47, 135, 157 Poyner, Travis 47, 151 , Powell, Ed 62 Powell, Shellie 62 Pratt, Dave 81, 142 Preston, Debbie 81, 112, 133 Price, John 172 Price, Shelley 62 Price, Sally 153 Price, Teena 62 Prince, LaVelle 62 Proctor, Candy 62, 134 Proctor, Tracey 62 Psarras, Dan 93, 97, 152, 189 Pugh, Lee 47, 178 Pugh, Scott 62 Pullan, Stephanie 62 Pulos, Sandy 81 Pulos, Trudy 62, 154 Purser, Brian 142 Putnam, David 63, 142 Putnam, Tamara 63, 115, 134 Rabago, Rose Mary 63, 118, 145 Racine, Leigh 47 Rafferty, Gary 127, 151 Rafferty, Susan 81, 118 Rahde, Monika 63 Raisbeck, Bobbe 63 Rask, Ed 81 Rask, Tom 81 Rasmussen, Danny 142 Rasmussen, LeeAnn 81, 131, 132 Rasmussen, Scott 63 Rauscher, Fredericka 63 Ray, Leslie 63, 140, 141 Ray, Monica 47 Ray, Nancy 81, 142, 159 Read, Judy 63, 158 Recksiek, Anita 63, 124 Redd, Karen 63 Redd, Shawna 47, 146 Redmond, Helen 81 Reeder, Dennis 81, 169, 191 Reichmann, Dave 47 Reid, Kim 81,142 Remington, Bruce 174, 188 Remington, Jeri 81 Renstrom, Debbie 63, 152 Renstrom, Shauna 47, 135, 157 Reschke, John 63, 158 Reynolds, Paul 81, 137 Rice, Chad 135 Rich, Rochelle 47 Rich, Teri 63, 118, 157 Richards, Peter 63, 174 Richardson, Kirk 142, 153 Riches, Amy 81 Riches, Lee 47, 199 Riches, Ryan 63, 134, 174 Richins, Anna 47, 135 Richins, Susan 47 Richtel, Andrea 81 Ridd, Lauri 63 Ridd, Marianne 81 Riddle, Nikki 63, 144 Ridges, Jeff 63, 112 Rigby, Cheri 81 Rigby, Marchel 63, 145 Rigby, Mike 81 Riley, Jane 63 Riley, Nancy 82 Rindfleisch, Kairle 82, 123, 132 Ritchie, Lynn 63 Ritchie, Patti 63 Roberts, Cathie 82, 137, 143 Roberts, Cathie 63 Roberts, Corey 47, 172 Robinson, Debbie 63, 116, '143, 152 Robinson, Ilene 82 Robinson, Karl 63 Robinson, Robert 82, 202 Robinson, Teresa 63 Robison, Debbie 63, 156 Robison, Michael 82, 122, 130 Robison, Renae 63 Robles, Carrie 63, 143 Robles, Frank 82, 194, 209, 211 Roblez, Mark 141, 208 Roe, Sherry 63 Roennebeck, Dennis 63, 142 Roestenburg, Kelly 47 Rogers, Bev 82 Rogers, Gaye 64, 118 Roghaar, Kathy 47, 135 Rohde, Arlyne 64, 134 Rohde, Karin 47 Romney, Cathie 64, 158 Romney, Glenn 36, 47 Romnev, Steve 178 Rona, Pete 82, 203 Roper, Brent 47, 144 Roper, Dave 64, 125, 174, 178 Roper, Peggy 64, 118, 154 Roper, Margare 144 Rose, Bob 82, 142 Rose, Wally 64 Ross, Mark 47 Roundy, Steve 64 Rousseau, Kenneth 144, 202 Rowe, Robin 47 Rowley, Debra 82, 124, 133, 139, 142, 159, 204 Rubisch, Don 64 Rudd, Charles 64, 179 Rukavina, Larry 82 Rupp, Jill 82,207 Russell, Kathy 82 Russell, Mark 47, 151 Russell, RaNae 47 Russell, Robyn 47 Salin, Paul 64, 124 Saltus, Gigi 64 Sandberg, Paul 69, 142 Sandberg, Wendy 64, 134 Sanders, Ron 64 Sanford, Joni 64 Sansom, Cindy 47 Santee, Patrick 82, 174 Sargent, Steven 142 Sargent, Thomas 47 Satin, Boyd 64 Saunders, Pam 48 Savoy, Debbie 82, 133 Saxey, Sharleen 48 Schaar, Alice 64 Schaar, Linda 48 Scholl, Laura 82, 123, 131, 133, 152, 202, 205, 207, 213 Schow, Linda 64, 118, 134, 157 Schreyer, Scott 48 Schroeder, Sandy 48 Scott, Cathy 48, 135 Scott, Jeanne 118, 145 Schultz, Will 64, 169 Schwanebeck, Paul 82 Scott, Julie 82 Seastrand, Mike 64, 169 Sechler, Shelia 82, 137 Seely, Jan 64 Seklemian, Laura 82, 97, 121, 157 198, 213 Selin, Carla 48, 158 Sershen, Michael 49, 149, 150, 151, 188 Severinsen, Mark 64, 147 Severson, Brad 49, 179 Severson, Mark 64 Severson, Sid 82 Sewell, Ben 64, 134, 153 Sexton, Dennis 82 Shakespeare, Deb 82 Sharich, Paul 82, 142 Sharp, Lucy 64 Sharp, Lynn 82 Sharp, Robert 153 Sharples, Ricky 49, 149, 150, 151 Shaw, Brent 64 Shaw, Pauline 49, 135 Sheffield: Karen 49 Shepherd, Jan 135 Sheppard, Jeff 82, 123, 124, 126, 130, 133 Sheppard, Kathy 49 Sheppard, Susan 82, 120 Sherman, Lyndy 49, 158 Shewell, Janeen 64, 134 Shoop, Greg 82, 142, 151, 205 Shumway, Deanne 49 Shumwav, Dixon 64, 142 Shuput, Gayle 49 Siciliano, Toni 82, 115, 207 Siddoway, Barbara 49, 123 Siddoway, Scott 82, 124, 140 Sidwell, Dave 64, 169, 179 144, Silver, Ann 156 Silver, Kent 142 Silver, Laurie 134, 142 Simister, Debi 82, 132 Simister, Scott 49 Simmons, Steve 49 Simper, Jay 49 Simpkins, Heidi 82 Skaggs, Don 155 Slaydon, Patty 49, 135 Sluder, Jill 82,118,136 Slusser, Mark 142 Smart, Robert 82 Smart, Ron 82, 189 Smart, Susan 83 Smart, Thomas 49 Smilanich, Mike 49,151 Smith, Alicia 64,134 Smith, Andrea 49 Smith, Brad 83, 142, 169, 192 Smith, Cindy 64, 134, 145 Smith, Craig 49, 127 Smith, Debbie 64, 143 Smith, Diana 144 Smith, Gary 49, 149, 150, 151 Smith, Julie 142 Smith, Lucinda 82 Smith, Michael 49, 151, 172 Smith, Muffy 49, 135 Smith, Rick 64,169 Smith, Richard 83 Smith, Ronnie 144 Smith, Russ 49, 169, 172 Smith, Tammy 83, 121, 123, 152 Smith, Tracey 49, 135 Smith, Tracy 83 Smith, Vickie 83, 94, 142, 159 Smuin, John 64,189 Snarr, Betty 49 Snieder, John 46 Snellman, Karen 49, 199 Snellman, Robert 123 Snow, Gary 64, 142, 188 Snow, Mark 49 Sohm, Shayla 83 Sommers, Jolynn 49, 135 Sonntag, Sharon 64, 118, 125 Sorensen, Barbara 49, 120 Sorensen, Kent 83, 146, 209 Sorensen, Tony 83, 120, 147, 152, 209 Sorenson, Grant 138, 147 Sorensen, Howard 64 Sorensen, Mike 49. 197 Sorensen, Nancy 65 Sorensen. Sharon 68, 83, 138, 207, 213 Southworth, Andre 49, 174 Souvall, Pete 49, 135 Sparreboom, Susan 83, 142, 159 Spencer, Steve 142 Spitznoqle, Leslie 65 Spiut, Rick 65. 169, 176, 191 Sprouse, Sterling 142 Stahl, Maryanne 65, 118, 134 Stahl, Rav 83, 133 Staten, Debbie 49 Staten. Rick 83, 142 St. Clair, Utahna 83 Steadman, Lee 83. 142. 159 Steffensen. Mark 65, 119, 147, 158 Stenlund, Scott 154 Stephens, April 83. 95, 156 Stephens, Christopher 134 Stephenson, Pamela 135 Stephenson. Robert 83, 133, 155 Sterner, Beth 64 Sterzer, Kevin 83. 142 Stevens, Brian 65, 142 Stevens, Cary 65 Stevens, Cherie 65, 134 Stevens, Doug 83. 124. 152, 174 Stevenson, Lori 49. 135 Stevenson, Rick 65 Stevenson. Sandv 83, 133 Stewart, Jana 65 Stewart, Jodv 49 Stewart, Karene 49, 135 Stillman, JoLvnda 49 Stockton. Tamalvn 122 Stoddard. Alan 49. 146 Stoddard. Gary 49. 113, 146 Stoddard. Wendy 50 Stoll, Susie 83. 156 Stone, Glenn 65, 134 224 Stones, Diane 152 Stonestreet, Deborah 65 Stout, Bob 83 Stout, Carrie 50 Stout, Mike 65, 125, 142 Stout, Rick 50 Stout, Robert 207 Stratton, Sabrina 65, 156 Stringham, David 18, 83, 142, 175 Stringham, Mary 14, 83, 94 Stringham, Patricia 50, 156, 198 Strong, Debbie 50, 152, 157 Strong, Julie 50 Stucki, Robyn 83 Stultz, Sandra 83 Stutzriem, Larry 83, 148, 150, 151 205, 207, 213 Summers, Heather 65, 118, 134, 152 Sundberg, Greg 65 Sundberg, Willard 83, 120,204 Sundeen, Robin 83, 145 Sutherland, Kyle 115, 144, 152, 158 Sutherland, Pam 65 Swan, Wayne 65, 145, 154, 209 Sweet, Stacey 50 Sweeten, Kellie 65 Swensen, Bill 83,97 Swenson, Barbara 65, 115, 134 Swenson, Brad 65, 174 Swenson, Jordan 50 Tadje, Joan 84, 115, 123 Taggart, Ray 65, 124 Tanner, Alana 65 Tanner, Bryce 50, 151 Tanner, David 84 Taylor, Ann 65, 155 Taylor, David 84, 95 Taylor, Dell 84 Taylor, Jill 65 Taylor, John 50 Taylor, Julie 65 Taylor, Leslie 65 Taylor, Linda 50, 135 Taylor, Nancy 65, 121, 134 Taylor, Ted 84 Taylor, Tom 84, 142 1 Telford, Cindy 65, 115, 140, 141, 143, 208 Tennant, Dawn 84 Terry, Steve 84, 94, 205 Thatcher, Tricia 50, 152 Tholen, Dwight 142 Tholen, Sterling 50, 174 Thomas, Thomas, Thomas, Thomas, Thomas, Thomas Brooke 84, 142 Jamie 66 Janice 66, 134, Lori 84 Marcie 50, 144 , Terry 66 Thompson, Terri 66, 135 Thompson, Keith 50 Thompson, Sue 66 Thompson, Gary 84 Thorell, Kathy 66 Thorpe, Kimberlee 84, 154 Thornton, Cary 50, 178 Thorton, Casy 135 Thorton, Jill 66 Thorpe, Ty 50, 172 Thorson, Scot 50, 127 199 Thresher, David 84, 169 Throndsen, Kirk 66 Tidwell, Steve 50 Tillotson, Scott 66, 169 Tingey, Richard 84, 120, 191, 202, 203, 205, 207, 209, 213 Tolley, Lawrence 125 Tolton, Linda 66 Tregaskis, Kim 84, 118, 143 Treseder, Kelly 50, 172, 178, 179 Trevithick, Renee 50 Triptow, Dale 84, 142 Trovato, Terri 50 Tucker, Marianne 50 Turner, Steve 127 Tuttle, Allan 66 Twede. Brian 66. 138, 155, 208 Tyler, Edward 84 Ulmer, Mark 142 Uncles, Brenda 84 Uncles, Julie 50,135,198 Underwood, Gael 50 Ure, Lynette 84, 143, 136 Ure, Myrna 66,134, 115 Valentine, Robin 84 Valgardson, Mark 154 Van Tienderen, Henry 50, 127 Van Harten, Pat 66, 145 Vance, David 84, 138 Vandegrift, John 66 VandenAkker, Jill 84, 133 Vanderhoof, Jim 192 VanMondfrans, Suzanne 66 Veenendaal, Bryon 50 Vergeli, Ena 145 Viehweg, Cal 50, 135 Vigo, Holly 50, 152 Vincent, Alan 84 Vincent, Cindy 66, 118, 124 Vincent, Connie 84 Vincent, Craig 50, 135, 172, 179 Vincent, Debbie 50 Vincent, Jerry 66 Vincent, Kirk 135 Vincent, Steven 50, 174 Vincent, Susan 84, 120, 143 Vlandy, Rita 66, 118 Volz, Wendy 66 VomDorp, Annette 66, 143 Vombaur, Brad 125 Voorhees, LouAnn 84, 143, 157 Vohburgh, Reed 169 Vriens, Kris 84 Wagenaar, Diane 66 Wagenaar, Karen 84 Wagstaff, Debbie 66 Wagstaff, Sherrie 198 Wagstaff, Wendell 66 Wagner, Marv 50,191, 192, 197 Wagstaff, Kenman 84 Wagstaff, Sherry 50 Wailes, Ron 66, 134, 142 Waldo, Susan 135 Waldram, Shelley 50 Waldram, Tina 66, 118, 134 Waldroup,Vicki 50 Walker, Arthur 66 Walker, Carol 50 Walker, Cynthia 50, 157 Walker, Kurt 50 Walker, Nancy 84 Wall, Julie 50 Wall, Scott 66, 125, 126 Wall, Sheila 84 Wallace, Erin 51, 135 Wallin, Suzanne 66, 118 Walred, Jean 84 Warburton, Paul 84 Wardell, Cindy 51 Ward, Roger 84 Wardle, Clark 127 Warenski, Nancy 66 Waring, Kari 66, 140, 143 Warner, Paul 51, 127 Warren, Matt 51 Wassmer, Patricia 66, 118, 134, 152 Waters, Ann 51 Waters, Wes 85, 142 Watkins, Karla 51, 135 Watson, Mike 66, 191 Watts, Jeff 142 Watts, Kaylyn 66 Wayne, Sheldon 85, 142 Webb, Debbie 66, 96 Webb, Jill 66, 199 Weidner, Louise 66, 134 Weiler, Jeff 85, 178 Wells, Ann 85 Wells, John 66 Wells, Yvette 51 West, Alan 51, 135 West, Dave 66, 194, 211 West, Deborah 51 West, Peter 85 Weston, Marilyn 67 Whatcott, Lynn 85 Wheat, Ron 51, 151 Wheeler, Becky 85, 133 Wheeler, Karen 85, 133, 143 Wheeler, Kathy 51, 135 Whetton, Cathy 67 Whetton, Craig 51 Whipple, Bryan 51, 187 White, Debbie 67, 118 White, Keith 51 Whitehead, Laurie 51, 135 Whitfield, Julie 85, 114,142, 143 Whitmore, Lynette 85, 115, 138, 208 Whitmore, Rachel 67, 122, 130 Whitmore, Robert 85, 122, 130 Whitsitt, Debbie 85 Whitsitt, Kari 51, 144, 157 Whittaker, Sue 67, 118 Wikstrom, Mike 67, 134 Wilburn, Tom 51, 127 Wilcox, Marianne 67, 132 Wilcox, Tom 51, 127 Wilde, Cindy 51 Wiley, Denise 112, 121, 133, 136, 143, 202, 210, 213 Wilhelm, Pamela 85, 133 Wilkins, Laurie 67 Wilkinson, Jeffrey 67, 97, 194, 210 Wilkinson, Susan 51,151 Willden, Nena 51 Willden, Peter 85, 207 Williams, Christine 67, 134 Williams, Cindy 85, 114, 143, 207 Williams, Kris 135 Williams, Mark 67, 142, 152 Wilson, David 85, 142 Wilson, Scott 67 Winder, Paul 51 Winter, Kent 144, 146, 153 Wirthlin, Carol 85 Withers, Julie 67 Wolfgram, Tilla 152 Wollschleger, Paula 51 Wollschleger, Peter 51 Woodberry, David 67, 151, 154 Woodberry, Mike 67 Woodland, Christy 51, 127 Woodland, Kathryn 85, 116 Woodruff, Mike 96 Woodward, Maren 85 Woods, Jeanette 67 Woolley, Anne 51, 144 Woolley, Cherlyn 67, 134 Woolley, Darrel 67, 125, 194 Woolley, Joyce 51, 135 Workman, David 67 Workman, Greg 123 Workman, Jolene 85, 143 Wride, Bradly 142, 159 Wride, Jeff 67, 142 Wright, David 67 Wright, JoAnne 85, 115 Wright, Juliet 122, 135 Wright, Mark 51 Wright, Russell 51 Wright, Shari 85 Wright, Terese 85, 115, 136 Wright,Vivian 127 Wuthrich, Tom 151 Wyatt, LaMar 85, 119, 131, 132, 146, 152 Wynder, Beverly 67 Yates, Barbara 51 Yates, Michael 85 Yoshimura, Debbie 51 Yates, Ron 51, 178 Young Alan 51, 180,184 Young, Kent 142 Young, Lark 67 Young Randy 85 Young Lynne 51 Young Ron 51,120 Young Shelly 85 Zarbock, John 20, 82, 120, 176, 211 Zarkou, Brian 51, 82, 184 Zenger, Eric 51 Zenger, Lana 67 Zimmerman, Kimberly 67, 115, 122, 144, 152 Zissi, Larry 67, 187 Zobolas, John 67, 142 Zumbrunnen, Kimberly 67, 115, 154 Zumbrunnen, Rand 67, 126, 154