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

Text from Pages 1 - 256 of the 1974 volume:

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TAjf 1 •, r ? i � . • ' , V' aV • - • , v , •‘ V- ' 5 V � i J -A • ‘ N KJ V each man's Odyssey Friends.., %oqether -(Srei er reach mq achieve. dream5- kbrkinq silentio hr d spot in theJothers heart- A spot of love din comfort- Please - - Please let m have jnp ■ xj- O' or N j - -O • ,. V;V V- w ■ 1 3 r v J ' V° V v x ■• ■ O xxjO 1 0 v- ■. .WI- yr Sc sKsr J|S x •Jr . - • -.'; - . {,•, '-'w |§|p||lj 1 -J fo 0 . , mm .. -pp® ?.5' ■si Ss 7- V V CV v ° « Y° c ; • -v v cP . v yr:Tc ;y$ i::. • y Vu' . •V.v 8K5 ;. . 'W . - - r„' :-v.£V- ? SOJOURNERS Sophomores Officers involved the sophomore class in school activities. Alan Anderson, presi- dent. and his two coordinators. Dave Smith and Alyson Foulger. and class members sold stationery with all proceeds going to the Richard Tingey Memorial Fund. They made plaques of Olympus mascots, with the junior class, and helped the seniors with the film festival. Kathy Adams Greg Aiken Nancy Alder David Allred Teresa Allred Wendy Almstedt Tom Ames Tarryl Andersen Alan Anderson Heidi Anderson led Anderson Kent Anderson Kevin Anderson Michelle Anderson Patty Anderson Susan Anderson Joi Aoki Richard Aposhian Grant Asay Randy Ashworth Dean Athens Nick Athens Korey Atkin Debbie Austin Iris Baadsgaard Susan Baer Bruce Baker Keith Bale Cindy Banham Debby Banks Lisa Barber Karen Bardsley Celeste Barker David Barlow Leslie Barron Anita |. Bartlett Brent Baxter Stephanie Beck Lauralee Becker Jeff Belnap George Benson Denise Bentley Lloyd Berentzen Brian Berndt Scott Bernhisel LeeAnn Berry Alan Bird Brad Bird 17 lanae Black Richard Black lulle Blackham Barbara Blood Sharon Bohn Heather Bora Todd Bowlhorpe Sherrie Boyd Bradford Bowen Pam Bradley Steve Brady Jane Brattos Steven Bretvik Gary Brewster Boh Brodbcck Kent Broome Doug Brown Leslie Brown Kevin Brown lay Brown Steve Brown Keith Browning Deborah Brunner Chert Bryan lan Buchanan Ruth Buchanan Tim Bullock Walt Burdette Mike Burke Fred Burmcster Dale Busath Gayla Caldwell Cindy Call Kristy Campbell Wendy Cannon Melissa capson David Carpenter Mike Chappell Lisa Chiba Becky Child Elizabeth Child Gloria Childs Greg Childs Dale Christiansen Melinda Christensen Bob Christ ison Alan B. Clark Dale Clark Herald Clark Alison Clatterbuck Lisa Clark Maroaret Cluff John Cockrell Carole Coe Richard Collett Ed Conrad Barbara Cowan Kelly Cracraft Brad Cromar Bruce Craven Doug Criddle Christine Creer Kim Crofts Sandra Culver Kim Cummings Richard Cummings Kevin Curtis Martin Curtis Terri Curtis lalane Daley lanct Daniels Kathy Daniels Scott Day Colleen Dean Robert de la Cruz Michelle Desmond Tammy OeWaal David Dickerson Alice Dickerson Bill Dolan Laurel Dokos Dana Donaldson Phillip Done Denise Donelson 18 if i SH , ';l V - VS ’ M X 19 20 Lori Edwards Heather Egan Use Egan Debbie Egelund Bret Eblers Tim Einfeldt Wallace Ekenstam Ann Ekker Mary Ann Ellis Leslie Emery Scott Empey Edward Engh Mark Engh Linda Ensign Kamet Erickson Kathy Erlcson Kim Erlcson Dann Erskine Jerry Erskine Laree Esplln Cathy Evans Debbie Evans Tracey Evans Tammy Eves Kathy Ewers Kent Fairbanks Myra Featherstone Spencer Felstead Ron Feulner Cindl Fleming Loree Fletcher Callie Floor David Folsom Denise Folsom Cherril Ford X V StL OVX Vfs bwnvflnc$L ‘'5 fvv Vra fcV W Alyson Foulger Andrea Fournier Janna Fowkes jane Frampton Tamara Frederick Dennis Frehner Lisa Franzel Jackie Gardner Leslie Garrett Lee Ann Garrison Kristy Gerrard Susan Gerrard Pam Gerzeli Gail Gibson Jim Gibson Robert Gibson Torrey Gibson Lisa Giddings Brenda Gilbert Jeff Glade Gary Glaittli Mike Glazier Bart Glenn Diane Glore Debbie Goffe Teri Gogg Bret Goodfellow Mark Goodrich Christy Gord Brad Gordon Michelle Gowans Anna Green Annetta Green Sam Green Tammy Green David Grinnell Donlta Gubler Tracy Guinand Karl Gundersen Roger Gundersen Jolene Gunn Lori Hadley Loot t-a 21 Elaine Hale Scott Hale Greo Hall Richard Hall Clay Hamann Karleen Hamilton Kevin Hancock Stuart Handy Tom Hansen Tom Hardcastle Brent Hargreaves jerolyn Harmon |ill Harman David Harris John W Harris Mark Harris Brian Haslam |im Haslam Douglas Hatton-Ward Richard Hauert Susan Haycock Sherri Hawkins Sarah Hayes David Haymore Martha Haynie Kevin Heaton Brent Higginbotham Richard Hilbert Sheryl Lynn Hill Tammy Hill Jayme Hildebrand Wendy Hill Karen Hilmar Sue Hodges Jeff Hodson William Hofheins Jody Hofmann Lewis Hofman Bruce Holman Sam Holmes Kaye Holmgren Suzanne Hoj Tom Hoopes Julie Howe Allison Huff Cynthia Huff Matt Hunt Melissa Hunt Ladd Huntsman Eric Jack Lydia Jackson Deidre Jacobs Craig Jacobsen Rhonda Jenkins Mike Jensen Michael E. Jensen Sharon Jensen Vickie Jensen Linda Jiran Julie Johannessen Susan Jolley Donna Jolley Michelle Jolley Bob Johnson Brett Johnson Gary Johnson Jeff Johnson Joanna Johnson Julie Johnson Kevin Johnson Lisa Johnson Sherrie lohnson Todd Johnson Kent Jorgensen Linda Josle Wendy Kalawala Alan Karren Jason Kato Kristy Katsanevas Diane Kendall Kay Lynn Kendall Judy Kesler Katherine Klekas Karen Knight Richard Knowlton Greg Koch Doug Kofford Mark Kochevar 22 Sophomores 'Ann [ioort o- ood .'(w Sc. Glad hO £v m; r T 23 Diane Kolman lulie Kolovich Lisa Kramer Nancy Kroc Melanie LaLonde Mike Lamboume Alan LaMoreaux Richelle Larson Lisa Lange Marianne Layton Anne Leach David Leavttte Rose Ann Lee Charles Lee Scott Lee Lillie Leeman Mike Leger Susie Lehmer Stuart Lehnig Renee Letham |im Lewis Eydie Liddell lolene Lewis Steve Lindberg lohn Undblom Ron Lindsey Steve Lindsay Clint Linschoten Eileen Little Frank Little Kay Livingston Debbie Lofgren less Long Janet Love Bill Loveridge Merla Lybbert Barbara Lucy Barbara Lyman Debbie Lyon Eric Lyon Robert Maack Bruce Mabey 24 te, ifc wm wftt tc-fe y m t ad liS on?' % (� d Otstti did a om $ (f wresin' mc ai eief flau cViucc,. m -flpe ® fltfos Cte mc id totAn 4twe % %5 tunwDf at d mtot welU-see. im t. Casandra Mackris Marldin Maler Tim Majors Jerry Mangelson Linda Manwlll Cindy Marler Stephen Marston Edward Martin Suzette Martin Tony Martlneau Dave Matheson Dale Maughan Gayle McCullough Dalian McEwan Gene McGaughey Carolyn Macfarlane Dave Megeath Kevin Menlove Coramae Merrell George Met os Joyce Meyer Paul Midkiff Jeff Millet Kelli Miller Kim Miller Lenette Miller Marilyn Miller Blake Milner Kirk Misak a Cher Mitchell Tony Moon Kathy Monsen Marcia Montgomery Les Moore Ed Moret on Ken Morgan Sharon Morris Michelle Moss Darren Neerings Scott Neff Dave Neihart Paul Neihart 25 Brent Nelson Ann Nelson Carla Neuman Carrie Nicholes David Nichols lanis Nichols Peooy Nicholes Rayanne Nielson Marianne Nielsen Sherri Nielsen Debbl Nixon Perry Nolte Sherryl Norman David Nye laymi O'Brien Steve 0 Donnell Terese Ogden Karen Olsen Laree Olsen Pamela Olsen Patty Olsen Camille Olson Renae Orullian Lisa Orr Steve Oviatt Scott Owen Steve Owen Lorraine Pace )on Padfield Robynn Page Martha Palmer Lisa Pannier Eugene Pappas Derek Parker Larry Parks Jody Patch Charlotte Paulsen Bret Pearson Pam Peay Melissa Pennington Myrtam Peretto left Perry Scott Peterson Becky Petty Keith Petty Linda Phillips Brad Pino Russell Platt Carolyn Porter Kit Powis Patti Poyner Tim Pratt Vickie Price Karalee Prince Lisa Pritchett Kelly Proctor Tamyra Probasco Darron Pulsipher Scott Rallison Brett Rasmussen Howard Rasmussen Cindy Ray Ralph Redd Douglas Ray Wayne Retchmann Lois Remington Daniel Rhodes Linda Rich Steven Richtel Carolyn Ridd Mike Riddle Kathy Reich Lynette Rigby Ron Rigby Joan Riley Julie Robbins Julie Roberts 26 i rv7 )homores , k.m I d '£ ’+ J Jjo ( tu -u Sod X Zt Lyman H. Rose Stephen Romney (ante Roth Karla Lee Rowe Richard Rowley Ramona Rukavina Penny Rowley Brent Russell Mike Russell Lance Ruud Kristine Saathoff Lisa Sanford Tammie Sanford Lome Sargent Debbie Sargetakls Bret Saxey Scott Schaefer Roland Schiffler Susan Schofield Gregg Schowengerdt Karen Seastrand Kevin Severinsen LuAnn Sharich Clair Sharp Pauline Sharp Mark Sheranian Chris Shewell Jane Shurtleff Inff Sidwell Annette Simmons Bradley Simmons Steve Sims Kip Slaugh Jack Sluder Burke Smith Lynda Roberts Jim Robinson Cindy Robinson Mary Robinson Lauren Roblez Christine Roennebeck Scott Roestenburg Sophomores David Smith Dave Smith Kathryn Smith Michelle Smith Randy Smith Gayle Soderborg Stacy Smith Shannon Sohm Patty Sonntag Carol Sorensen Jan Sorenson Michelle Spencer Dianne Sperry Pam Sprouse Lee Steed Carol Steffensen Mark Stevens Tracy Stephens Don Stewart Susan Stoddard Mike Stone Diana Straschewski Cindy Strauser Patty Street jane Stringham Mark Strong Peggy Stuber Penny Stuber Janet Stultz Becky Sundberg Randy Sutherland Todd Sweeten Cassi Swenson Carol Symes Chris Symes Sharilyn Taylor Wendy Taylor Teresa Thain William Thomas leanine Thompson Kathy Thompson Lynn Throndsen 29 Sophomores Blake Ttllotson Mark Timothy Carrie Timpson Steve Tingey Cherilyn Tobler Kevin Tolton Anne Tolman Gary Tomich Barbara Tomkinson Chris Toohey Karen Triptow Scott Turley Evan Twede Lenor Tweed Mary L. Tyler Flora Umana Stephanie Ure David Urry Bryan Van Bibber Wayne Van De Graaff Dave Vanderhoff loan Vanderlinden Cory VandeMerwe Rebecca Van Dyck lanet Van Mondfrans Carlene Vincent Tim Vom Dorp Carol Voorhees Kathy Voorhees Frankie Voshall Leslie E. Wadsworth Joleen Wagner lanis Wailes Gary Walker Leslie Walker Gary Wall Kathy wall Peter Wallace Rick Walton Trish Walton Mark Waring Dave Watts Claude Wells Paul Wells Patti Webb Brian Weymann David L. Wheeler Charlene Whitfield Earl Whitmore Elaine Whitmore |im Wilcox Omera Wiley Richard Wiman Donna Wilson Sherrie Wimmer Douglas Wirthlin Sally Woodruff Suzanne W'oodside Brent Wyatt Brian Wyatt Cindy Zimmerman David Young Kim Zenger 30 Vi LyOU uA U)t. '« V Hoe , i 't jj xeA)' Wvxi fa? 5 e £ tfbo u A -V v«-i “ 70 i Vl v £)t 6 h g fitkz'J 31 Juniors Somewhere between Senior senility and Sophomore silliness lies the Junior, the unifyina force of the school. Pres- ident Kent Goates led this body with drive and enthusiasm, emphasizing spirit week ’ and other pro-spirit activities. Backed by creative Debbie Capson and energetic Jerry Nielsen. Kent initiated the Junior stomp and Junior day; everyone dressed as little kids. Promising more publicity to get everyone involved, they planned a successful Jr. Prom and Junior class assembly, keeping class of 75 active and happy. 32 Ellen Adams Ann Adams Harold Adams Nanette Adams |ohn Akre Debbie Allen Charles Alley Rochelle Allred Kerry' Almstedt Michael Amann Mike Ames Barbra Amy Cindy Anderson |an Anderson Robert Anderson Mark Anderson Steve Anderson Paul Archer Dale Asay Brent Baadsgaard Susan Baaaaley Jolyn Bagley Kristy Ball Paul Ball Scott Barker Liz Barlow Kevin Barnhart Sheila Barton Barry Baxter lanet Beck jan Beesley Steve Belnap Curtis Bennett Randy Benson Denise Benson Bill Berg Anita Bergman (III Bernards Patricia Best Phill Bestor Raymond Beuk Angela Bigler Cheryl Billis Marie Bills Terri Birch Mark Bishop Lon Black Kathleen Bjarnson 33 Lisa Black Becky Blair Gary Blaylock jtll Blodgett Richard Breitling Clark Brewster Renee Brewster Barney Brockbank Michael Brown Nelson Brown Esther Bulkley Denise Call lean Campanaro Linda Butt Cleve Campbell Clyde Campbell Anita Carter Julene Casper Chris Cazier Shauna Champneys Garn Christensen Mary Christensen Mary Kaye Christensen Steve Christensen Marie Collopy William Combes Shannon Conley Scott Cook Betsy Cross |an Currey Scott Curtis William Cushing Kenny Bond Laurie Bouck Robyne Bowman John Bradley John Bradshaw Linda Brammer Scott Breen Loralel Brockbank Reed Bronson Becky Brown Bev Brown Carolyn Brown Kelly Brown Gary Brown lanet Burch Anita Burgess Lisa Bushnell Patrick Burton Beth Butcher Tracy Buzzo Debbie Call Ellen cannon Sunni Campbell Debra Capson Anne Carlston Kathleen Carpenter Clyde Carpenter Benjl Carr Ctndy Chapman Donna Chase David Child Jeff Childs Ann Christensen Craig Christensen Greg Clark Dave Christensen Susan Clark left Clayton Larry Clubb ludy Clugston Lowell Collins Cyd Collett Kevin Cope Sarah Cope Brad Cordery Ruth Cornelius 1111 Cottrell Sandi crandell Craig Criddle lanet Cutler Mark Dalton Sandra Dalton Christine Davis Deon Davis Jill Davis Larry Davis 35 Roger Derrick Becky Dew lanis Dickson Mark Dixon R Scotl Dickson Edward Dolan Scot Drury Phillip Duff Mindy Duffln Cynthia Duncan Dexter Durkee Kathy Dunn Lori Duzett Collnda Dyer Wendy Easton lean Eckersley Elaine Eddie Cindie Edwards Cindy Edwards Bradley Eichers Jeff Einfeldt Mike Ellis Nancy Ellefsen Doug Ellison Mark Empey Judy Emery Russell Ence Robert English Diane Ersktne William Ertel Lori Eskelson Dave Evanhoff Debbie Evans lanet Evans Renee Evans 'iA- r Mike Davis Ronald Day Craig Dean Barbara Dehm Kathy Denison Layne Derrick John Denver Juniors MS Rochelle Evans Ann Ferguson Kim Fairbanks Randy Fife Michele Fergusor Mike Fleisch |im Fleming Tanya Fletcher Catherine Foote Kent Foote Cheryl Fornellus Bruce Fordham Mike I Fotheringhan Paula Fowler Lois Francom Brenda Fryer Tom Francis Paula Fryer Linda Fudge Cindy Fullmer James Fullmer Liz Gardner Paul Gardner Molly Gardner Norma Garrett Tina Garrett Marty Gibbs Andrea Georgopoulos Michele Gibson jeanette Giles Debra Gilbert Kevin Glade Steve Glaittli Russell Glasgow David Goaslind Kent Goates Barbara Godsey Brad Goffe Chris Green John Greaves Michelle Green Paul Green 37 Gothard Grey Lea Goodllffe Rob Griffin Rick Grocndykc Brett Gordcr Deanna Graham Mary Ann Gronnlng Roger Gough Paul Gourley Sam Gunderscn Karen Gunnell Danny Gustafson Heidi Hadley Korene Gygi Holly Halles (III Halford Lynette Hansen Marianne Hansen Mark Hansen Suzanne Hansen Brent Haslam Kathy Hasna Annette Hatch Debbie Hatch Kim Hawkins Creed Haymond Sharyn Haycock Lisa Heaton Alan Hebertson David ilehdon Bruce Heltman Jennifer Hemenway Tony Hendersen Derk Henderson Vicki Henderson Connie Hendry Scott Herrscher Paul Hicks Rusty Higginbotham Susan Higgins Shelly Hilpert Kevin Hinds Mary Ann Hintze Karen Hoelscher Kathy Hofheins Connie Hogge Thomas Holbrook Keith Holladay Deyonne noil Peggy Holmes Mike Holt |ohn Hood Kurtis Hoopiiaina Robyn Hopkins Darryl Horrocks Stott Howard Sharon Horstmanshoff Elaine Howarth Joan Hudson Kelly Hughes Kris Hulet Cheryl Hunt Polly Hurst Pat Hyde Mark Isaacson Diane Jackson William D. lacobsen Deborah Jacobsen Cindy Jacobson Mark Jacobsen Karl Jacobson Craig M. lames Ron Jeffs Betty Jensen Randolyn jensen Robin Jensen Dec Johnson Edward Johnson Gary Johnson Janet Johnson Valorle Johnson Layne Jones Brian Jorgensen Brent Jorgensen 38 Juniors Marie lowers Dave Kadleck Lydia Kalt Douq Keates Mary Ann Keddlngton Christine Kendall Chuck Kendrick Marilyn Kiddle Carolyn Kiddle Frederick Kidston Lynne King Sheri Kingdon Vernon Kirk Jeanette Kirkman Cynthia Kizerian Kevin Knight Debra Kofford Val Kofoed Pam Koning Brad Kramer Sue Krantz Brian Lange Cindy Langton Cindy Larsen Chris Larson Judd Larson Tracey Laub Keith Lauritzen Shannon Leach Ruth Leaf Michele Leslie Cheryl Lewis Debra Lewis Melanee Lewis Pam Lilischkis Jim Linschoten Kerry Lloyd Terry Lloyd Loren Locher Jeff Lowry Cindy Ludlow Mary Luman Terrie Lundskog Thomas Mack Shauna Mackey Julie Madsen Patrice Madson Patti Madsen Mike Mangum Robert Manwill Carol Marshall Gordon Marshall Robert Marchell Terry Mauss Patti McCardle Cullen McCarty Lindsay McCarthy Kathy McDermott Jeanine McDonald Jill McDonald Gregg McDonough Brent McGavin Diane McGrath Duncan McKean Kelly McMillan Paul McMurray Larry McReynolds Kerrie McRae Ann Mendenhall Kent Merrell Shelley Merrill Mark Messick Carol Metcalf Sylvia Metos Jon Metcalf Jill Miller Diane Misaka LeRoy Moon Maureen Mitchell Carolyn Moore Kathy Moore Annette Morrison Kathy Morrison Craig Moormeier Kelle Mortensen Nancy Moulton Kathy Mouritsen Holly Mullen 40 m sjo iun[ • pj 2{f5Vy'l orn r u r T rvcm-wotr '’Vi-' wvrtf 'iwo ttprvvq rtreftt'O r° Tyiflo � u rt ro i 'TJO -®f T5TT) pmCCO fCOir nr • jCuaau O1 ■Rw-w mu yrrt? 'VP (w4% TWT Diflc 'arvop TW qpU r ' 'Wfl 'UOTCT' ' UAlhO sjoiun[ Jewel Naff .iger Court Naumann Grant S. Ncerlngs Steve Neff Colleen Neff Kenneth Neff Eric Nielsen Barry Nelson Peggy Nelson Wendy Nelson Mary Neville Kent Newman Kent Niedcrhauser Kurt Nlederhauser jeri Nielsen Ron Nielsen Marilyn D. Norton Rob Nowell Lynda Nye Kim Oakes Carolyn O'Brien Dave ochsenhirt Arden Oliphant Cheryl Olson Steve Olson Laurel Osborn David Ostler Dan Ostermlller Don Ottley laneel Overy Kevin Owen Mark Pace Marcie Parker Shari Parkinson Patti Partner Joan Paswaters Nancy Patterson Richard Patterson Kip Paul Becky Payne Kevin Pearson John Peay Mavis Pedersen Helen Pergler Cindy Perkins |oe Peretto Holly Peterson Pam Peterson Woody Peterson Robyn Peterson Jeanette Philipoorr Amber Pleasants Stan Poole Karen Potter Denise Poult on Travis Poyner |ohn Price Lee Pugh Susan Quist Leigh Racine Brett Rasmussen Monica Ray Shawna Redd Dave Reichmann Bruce Remington Tom Remy Shauna Renstrom Rochelle Rich Anna I Richins Susan Richins Lee Riches Corey Roberts Kathy Roghaar Kelly Roestenburg Glenn Romney Steve Romney Brent Roper RaNae Russell Diane Rosander Mark Ross Robyn Russell Cindy Sansom Pamela Saunders Sharleen Saxey Tony Schmidt Linda Schaar Scott Schreyer Carla Selin Cathy Scott Brad Severson Ricky Sharpies Carmen Shaw Pauline Shaw Karen Sheffield lanlce Shepherd Kathy Sheppard 43 Deanne Shumway Lyndy Sherman Scott Simister Patty Slaydon Mike Smilanich Craig Smith Andrea Smith Gary Smith Mike Smith Mike Smith Mont Smith Muffy Smith Russ Smith Trace Smith Betty Snarr Karen Snellman ■Mark Snow Jolyn Sommers Phil Sonntag Barbara Sorensen Mike Sorenson Sharp Sorensen Pete Souvaii Debbie Staten Cary Steiger |odi Stewart Karene Stewart Michael Stenchever Scott Stenlund Pam Stephenson Lori Stevenson loLynda Stillman Alan Stoddard Gary Stoddard Wendy Stoddard Rick Stout Patricia Stringham Debs Strong lulie Strong Stacey Sweet Bryce Tanner David Tate John Taylor Linda Taylor Tricla Thacher Sterling Tholen Carol Thomas Marcie Thomas Vickie Thomas Keith Thompson Terri Thompson Cary Thorton Scott Thorson Ty Thorpe Lisa Thorup )osh Timpson Cindy Tingley Kelly Treseder Terri Trovato L. Renee Trevithick Patti Tsouras Marianne Tucker Chris Tuttle lulie Uncles Gael Underwood Henry Van Tienderen Bryon Veenendaal Tim Verrinder Holly Vigo Craig Vincent Debbie Vincent Kirk Vincent Steve Vincent Marv Wagner Sherry Wagstaff Shelley Waldram Vicki Waldroup Cynthia Walker lulie Wall Erin Wallace Peter Wollschleger Cindy Warden Paul Warner Clark Wardle Ann Waters Matt Warren Karla W'atkins Alan West 44 Juniors Jr ) yUc c tsn u jG Sns r X x te c jX l f yy4 £ 0 . fif £ f . “ ■ ISlc r ly«rlv Co C CC4' 7 J U' S+JC 45 V Ron Wheat Kathy Wheeler Craig Whetton Laurie Whitehead Tom Wilburn Tom Wilcox Cindy Wilde Nena Willden Susan Wilkinson Steve Wimmer Julie Winterton Christie Woodland as qo) Kuouo iwvl ' «ft amlV w cA b4 V Dot I cold Kfzwzt KOcsV-sio i ux -WIkA !(Wk vW ' | l ptd- X dold XxAjto --KNAJ eA- Otx A U(J0 olvA|jk| 4vAf) t A s ma.«, n A CdU mjl cklO 4.b7-qUd . « Uv£ , , Keck Ann Cert off your neck off fa do yoo expfr bo Hiss me I Lou it J Anne Woolley Joyce Woolley Mark Wright Russell Wright Tom Wuthrich Barbara Yates Ron Yates Debbie Yoshimura Alan Young Lance Young Lynne Young Ron Young Brian Zarkou Eric Zenger 47 Seniors Seniors faced problems of gradu- ation. careers and the future with decisiveness, ingenuity and consider- ation. Under the able leadership of Brent Mabey and his coordinators Robert Beard- shall and Cindy Vincent, the class strove for tighter bonds with the executive body and for the right to offer bills to the senate. Determined to do more than the standard. Brent worked to set up a pro- gram of vocational planning while organ- izing the usual Senior activities such as the Prom, assembly, and graduation. 48 Alice Aagard Tammy Abersold Wendy Adams Bruce Ahlstrom Francle Allen Laurel Alley Pierre Alley Joyce Allred Annette Anderson Margy Lee Anderson Peggy Anderson Held Anderson Terrle Anderson Marla Armour Jerry Arnold Bill Athens Brian Atkin Debbie Averett Jacki Baer Robert Bagley Steve Bagley Daniel Baker Sharon Baker Linda Ballard Cory Barker Jeff Barker Cheryl Barnett Jeff Barrell Grant Bartholomew Jill Barton Rod Barton Brad Bateman Randy Bayes Robert Beardshall Doug Behrens Kirk Bellar 49 John Bench Carolyn Bennett Robyn Bennett Karla Berg Mary lane Berg Laurie Berlin John Bevan Marietta Beyale Laura Bigler Nadine Bigler Laverna Blleen Dan Billis Luanne Bills Kathy Bliss Susan Bond Martine Bone Marion Bonner Ryan Booth Heidi Borg Curtis Borgmeier Don Bostrom Kevin Bower Nancy Bowers Brad Bowman Brett Brewer Brad Boyle Diane Brady Marianne Brattos Terri Breivik Spence Bowthorpe Holly Brim Brian Brimhall Alan Brown Barbara Brown Doug Brown Douglas E. Brown Ken Brown Karl Buchanan David Buckmiller Debbie Burdette Cass Butler Nancy Caldwell Leslee Calkins Lou Ann Call Denise Callister Charlene Camp Kim Campbell Steve Carhart Trisha Carter Christine Chandler Lorraine Chatwin Gus Chaus Liz Chernik Trudy Chlepas lolene Christensen Cyndee Christenson layne Christopherson Suzy Chytraus Douglas Clark Michelle Clark Robert Clark Wendy Clark Dave Clements Janice Cline Karen Ann Cochran Tamra Cockrell Colleen Coker Ann Coleman Cathy Coleman LeAnn Coles Mark Collett Gayla Cook Mike Coombs Patty Coucher Nancy Coulam Steve Craven Lynn Croft 50 Doug Cromar Robert Cummings Randy Cummins Annette Curtis Joseph Daily Jim Daly Mike Daniels Ron Daniels Kevin Dansie Ray Daurelle Kim Davidson Richard Davis Larry DeBirk Debbie Delahunty lanet Derbidge Marilyn Devries lulie Dtmond Bonnie Dixon Mike Dolezal Rolfe Done Brian Dowsett Warren Driggs James T. Duffin Dawnl Duffin John Duffy Lori Durham Marie Durrant Wally Earl Mark Easton Bob Egbert LeAnne Eggleston Carol Eide David Elllngson Bart Ellis John Ellis Kathy Emery Susan Emery Brent Ensign Weslyn Erickson Steve Erlcson Bill Evans Dona Evans Karamea Evans Ron Evans Kim Ewers Blair Fenton Boyd Ferguson Sylvia Feurer Sylvia Fcrnley Richard Findley Jeff Finley Karen Fisher Steve Fotherlngham Steve Fryer Bonnie Gabrys Skip Gardner Lorna Garff Scott Garrett Paula Garritson Steven Gerber Luther Giddings Kent Gifftn Leisa Gillespie Jody Gillls Sterling Glllman Warren Glad Dave Glauser Jodi Gltssmeyer Mark Gltssmeyer Pat Goasltnd Gail Goddard Cary Goodrich Dave Gough Chris Gowans Susan Grant Richard Greaves Claudia Green 53 Mike Grider Merrllee Grover Clark Gundersen Barbara Gygi Cindy Hadley Robert Hale Sharon Hale Teresa Hall Neal Hammond Mark Hancock Cathie Hanes lolene Hanks Chris Hansen Lenny Hansen Robert Hansen Trudy Hansen Steven Hardy Robert Harris Linda Harrison Kim Harward Steve Haslam Blaine Hastings Steve Hathebruck Larry Hawkins Richard Haycock Jamie Hayden Bill Hayes loseph Haymore Marcia Hayes )im Healy Connie Henderson Greg Henson Kim Herburg Mark Herzog Rita Hill Teri Hill Dan Hirst Karl G. Hofmann Marvin Holman Phil Holmes Deidre Horrocks Lynn Horrocks Steve Horrocks Julie Horsley Steve Horton Sadie Hoskie Russ Howell Richard Kevin Hughes Ian Hulbert Camille Hulse Kathy Irvine Russ Isenhurg Leanne Jackson Ginger Jacobsen Melinda Jaquier Jan Jensen Jay Jensen Jeff lensen Judy lensen Melinda Jensen Malee Jergensen Colleen Johnson Colleen Johnson Joanne Johnson Karle johnson Mark W. Johnson Patti Johnson Scott johnson Steve johnson Ten johnson Kevin Jolley Ben Jones Bruce jones Suzan jones Mike S. lowers Mark Kalmar Melinda Kalmar M Seniors Fred Kail Daniel Kasteier Stephen Kato Susan Kendall Rod Kendall Karylee Kerr Richard Kingston Todd K)ar Margo Klein Nancy Kleineberg Bruce Knaphus Mark Knowlton Sherri Koch Marshall Kramer Torsten Kunkel Robyn Lambourne Tom Lamont Cindy Larsen Cheryl Larsen Elaine Larsen lamte Larsen Jerilyn Larson Pam Larsen Shari Larsen Lane Lasrich Christopher Laub Mark S. Layton Diane Lefavor Connie Leonard Lu Kaye Lewis Anita Liddell Kathy Lindberg Bob Linderman Dave Lindsey Connie Usonbee Dale Livingston Ka Lloyd Larry Lloyd Layne Lloyd Kathy Lofgren Cory Lowder Mike Lowry Mike Ludwig Sheri Lund Tom Lundstrom Stacey Lunt Ruth Lybbert Kathy A. Lyon Nancy Lyman jennlfer Maack Brent E. Mabey lames Magelby Martlne Mahoney Leslie Majors Scott Mangum Cynthia Manning Peggy Manwill Sylvia Manygoates Russ Margetts Russ Margetts Marjorie Marshall Helen Marshall Barbara Martell Marilyn Marx Bud Matheson Michael Matheson Curtis Maughan Rick McGarry Dave McGhan Kathy McMaster Margie Meacham Marty Meehan Mark Megeath Shannon Melroy Ron Messick Cheryl Metcalf Kathleen Metcalf Jeanne Meyer 57 58 Linda Meyer Steve Miles April Miller Lori Miller Bryan Milne Sharon Miller Karla Monsen Janet Moody Kathy Moody Stephen Moore Theresa Ann Moore Dan Moss Delbert Mulvey Carrie Naylor Paul Neff Jo Neihart Ann Newman Elizabeth Nelson Kirk B. Newman Lori Newton Richard Nichol Carolyn Nielsen Camille Nielson Debbie Nielson Tom Nleman Harold Nolle Paul Norden Jeff Noyce Jill Nyman Stan Oliphant Brent Olsen Randy Olsen Scott Olsen Sally Olson Jayne Orullton Ron Osborn Sharon Owen Martha Owens Terry Pape Jeff Palmer Corey Pantuso Diann Pap Uz Parkinson Marla Parks Robert Parrish Marilyn Patterson Rob Patterson DeAnn Paulsen Mark T. Pavich Colby Pearson Debbie Pearson Steven Pearson Heidi Pedersen Susanne Pedersen Shelley Peppinger Dan C Perry Julie Perschon Aaron Peterson Debra Peterson Mark Peterson Paul Peterson Robert Peterson Scott Peterson Kevin K. Petty Albert Petty Annette Phippen Colleen Pierce Steve Pirro Val Poulsen Debra Polle Edward W. Powell Shellle PoweU Shelley Price Teena Price LaVelle Prince Candace Proctor 59 Tracey Proctor Dan Psarras Scott Pugh Shauna Pugh Stephanie Pullan Trudy Pulos David Putnam Tammy Putnam Shelley Quist Rose Mary Rabago Monika Rahde Bobbe Raisbeck Dan Rasmussen Eric Rasmussen Scott Rasmussen Fredericka Rauscher Leslie Ray Judy Read Anita Recksiek Karen Redd Debbie Renstrom John Reschke Ramona Reymont Terl Rich Peter Richards Ryan Riches Laurie Ridd Nikki Riddle left Ridges Marchel Rigby lane Riley Deb Robinson Teresa Robinson Karl Robinson Debbie Kay Robison Carrie Robles Mark Roblez Sandra Rodzon Dennis Roennebeck Sherri' Roe Gaye Rogers Tony Rogerson Arlyne Rohde Cathie Romney Peggy Roper Wally Rose Steven Roundy Charles Rudd Paul Boyd Salln Karen Samuelson Paul Sandberg Wendy Sandberg Ron Sanders loni Sanford Steve Sargent Alice Schaar Will Schults Jean Scott Carol Ann Scoville Mike Seastrand Mark Scverinsen Mark Severson Brent Shaw jan Shewell Dixon Shumway Dave Sidwell Laurie Silver Dave Slmlster Mark Slusser Alicia Smith Cindy Smith Debbie Smith Rick Smith Valerie Smith )ohn Smuin John Snteder Gary Snow 60 Kevin Solle Sharon Sonntag Howard Sorensen Nancy Sorensen Rick Spjut Maryanne Stahl John Staker Mark Steffensen Chris Stephens Beth Sterner Brian Stevens Cary Stevens Richard Stevenson Glenn Stone Debbie Stonestreet Michael Stout Sabrina Stratton Michael Strleber Heather Summers Greg Sundbero Wayne Swan Barbara Swenson Brad Swenson Raymond Taggart Alana Tanner Ann C. Taylor )il Taylor Julie Taylor Nancy Taylor Lucy Telford Debi Thomas Jami Thomas Janice Thomas Terry Thomas Susan Thompson Kirk Throndsen Scott THlotson Nate Tolman Linda Tolton Allan W. Tuttle Brian L. Twede Mark Ulmer Myrna Ure John Vandegrift Pat VanHarten Suzanne Van Mondfrans Cindy Vincent jerry Vincent Rita Vlandy Wendy Volz Brad Vombaur Annette VomDorp Diane Wagenaar Debbie Wagstaff Ron Wailes Tina Waldram Arthur Walker Larry Wall Scott Wall Suzanne Wallin Kari Waring Patricia W'assmer Mike Watson Terri Watson KayLynn Watts Debra Webb Marllll W'ebb Louise Weidner Ron Weigel fohn Wells Dave West Steve West Cathy Whetton Debbie White Rachel W'hitmore Sue Whittaker Michael Wikstrom 62 Seniors 63 Seniors Marilyn Wilcox Laurie Wilkins Jeff Wilkinson Christine Williams Mark Williams Scott Wilson Kent Winter lulic Ann Withers |uni Wolfgramm David Woodberry Mike Woodruff Cherlyn Woolley David Workman David Wright Mark Wright Beverly Wynder Lark Young Lana Zenger Kimberly Zimmerman Larry Zissi 64 Niels Fredrik Icnscn Studentbody President Studentbody President Responsive to student interests. Fred, in his quiet, aggressive way. followed up student rights legislation and pressed for a working course evaluation by stu- dents. Disappointed by the reticence of the administration to reconsider the IR program, he sought to open other areas of student privileges. At school functions he was there in coat and tie; but. more realistically, the Bogart” buff was stockingless, ked-clad. participating in sports, cleaning one of his contact lenses, studying for a chem test, or taking his two dogs for a ride in his hammered Volkswagen. 67 Studentbody Officers Steve Carhart Robert Parrish Vice President Senate President Ruth Lybbert Secretary 68 At 8:40 a.m.. daylight-energy-crisis- saving time, the studentbody officers worked on course evaluations, calendar, budget, activities, committee assign- ments. school rings, scholarship funds, and interviews for honor cards. Steve Carhart gave intriguing announcements and carried on programs to boost student involvement in sports. Rob Parrish weigh- ed discussion against the thinking of the Senate: and writing notes, letters and reminders kept Ruth Lybbert busy as Kim Zimmerman tracked down missing pur- chase orders and pennies to balance the budget, and Nikki Riddle went through reams of paper, producing surveys, eval- uations and letters. Senate Senators campaigned on platforms ranging from women's lib to student rights. Meeting each day fifth period, they dealt with legislation on GPA re- quirements for student elections, pro- visions for yearly revision and publication of the constitution, education of sopho- mores to student government, and appoint- ment of studentbody vice president as liaison between government and the studentbody. Under Rob Parrish, as pres- ident. the Senate achieved course eval- uations. student rights, fund raising, and good forums. Pat Farrell Jim Felt Advisor Advisor 70 Rob Parrish President Dan Psarras Vice President Linda Harrison Secretary Mark lohnson Senior Mark SteUensen Senior Cary Stevens Senior left Wilkinson Senior lohn Bradshaw Junior Paul tireen junior Terry Lloyd Junior Mike Mannum junior Karen Knight Sophomore Bruce Mabey Sophomore Kirk Misaka Sophomore Steve Tinqey Sophomore 71 David Holdsworth President Brad Boyle Senior Boyd Ferguson Senior Scott Rasmussen Senior Craio Crlddle Junior Paul Mc.Murray Junior Gary Stoddard Junior David Allred Sophomore Kaye Holmaren Sophomore Carol Steftensen Sophomore Cindy Smith Secretary Honor Council President Dave Holdsworth and the other members of the Honor Council pro- vided for a better student-teacher relation- ship at Olympus. The Honor Council interpreted the constitution and points of legislation, in order to raise money, the Honor Council had a fund raising donut sale at the Agorra. The Honor Council played two basketball games with the Senate and won both. Every two months, the Honor Council presented awards to outstanding people in the school; the best student of the month award, the best teacher of the month award, and the best athlete award. Richard McMillan advises Honor Council. 72 Junior Varsity Cheerleader I [ In spite of scant crowds and meeting Xa lots of empty bleachers, this year’s lunior ) X Varsity Cheerleaders were full of pep and school spirit. Although the [.V. Cheer- leaders didn't have a big turn out at games, they tried to project their enthu- A iasm to the few people who did come. sSluring the year, they not only gave sup- P V X. port to the J.V. team, but also gave them ( W ... i i. .1....... u —-j :— 'A r things like donuts, punch, and ice to cool off. The mischievous and playful antics of the j.V. cheerleaders led the ).V. team to victory. 77T 11 ' eS_________________________________________________.«■r { J C ,. ft ' f' j? fVarsity Cheerleaders f w ™.J- -yi For having lots of pep and skill, the cheerleaders won a Spirit Stick and a Superior trophy, at a cheerleading clinic, in Logan. Although getting up for prac- tices at 6:00 every morning in the summer was hard to do, the cheerleaders put forth great effort to perfect their cheer- leading abilities. At all the varsity games, the cheerleaders generated and received enthusiasm from the student body and other onlookers. 75 =NN- ■ .. ri fji . tvmt K W V' wN'' • w f 'UsJhJC e H. 4 . ey « ,m c M C HELL Jt + 7' jfa « 0 . . fi N! J - Ot. LIKED0-t A+J r 4 v «. CAVi -K, w. C«. 3 - «S' � Uy« . T - Jtrx. Rot _____[l t r£ft _” Lore |3 J rJ ' 4«, VENTURES U JJ w3fi: Homecoming After dedicated summer months planning for the return of the alumni, the Homecoming Committee's fantasies and dreams led to the reality of Homecoming Week. Although getting everybody together at the same time was dif- ficult. the committee managed to plan an exceptional homecoming for 1973. According to Mark Johnson, homecoming chairman, coop- eration among the members of the Homecoming Committee was excellent. The variety of ac- tivities emphasized the aura of a traditional homecoming, at Olympus High School. HOMECOMING COMMITTEE - Row one: Co-Chairman, Martha Owens: Karen Fisher. Diann Pap. Linda Harrison. Brent E. Mabey. Mark Glissmeyer. Kristy Ball. Ron Daniels. Diane Mlsaka. Mike Mangum. Co-Chairman. Mark W. lohnson: Peter Cartwright. Row two,: Ann Newman. Cory Lowder. Sylvia Fernley. Nancy Taylor. Cathie Hanes Mark S. Layton. Paul Green Jeanne Scott. Mark Steffensen. Homecoming Heretismos ston Protea. Salute to Su- premacy, the 1973 Homecoming theme. Monday morning three senior men arrived at the summit of Mt. Olympus ahead of the alumni. Tuesday, toga day. was climaxed by evening concerts fea- turing Blind Melon Chitlin backed by Adrien. The Agorra and Artisan were held Thursday afternoon. The torch run and feast preceded the evening pep rally, readying Titans for the game with South. Friday there was an assembly, the foot- ball game and. that evening, the dance marked the end of Homecoming. 81 The school Itself takes on the look of a Greek festival for Homecoming week. Togaed grooms and Homecoming royalty rode to center field for half-time presentation. 82 Homecoming Traditional “palnt-ln depicted week s theme through art. Debra Capson amazed by Agorra s bargains. Roaster full of chicken on Its way to hungry Titans at the Feast. King And I Performing in The King and I were Gary Stoddard as the King, and Kathy Carpenter as Anna Leonowens. the schoolteacher. Also appearing were Chris Laub as Louis: Dave Glaittli as Chulalongkorn. Larry DeBirk as the Kralahome. and Fred Kalt as Lun Tha. The part of the king's head wife. Lady Thiang. was played by Sylvia Fernley. and Tuptim, the gift-wife, was played by luni Wolfgramm. The royal children were played by youngsters from the Salt Lake area whose parents made rehearsals and car-pools part of their routine. 86 Hooped skirts, satin dresses, shaved heads, and dyed hair, all these thinqs contributed to the uniqueness of Olympus High's musical. The Kino and I. The musical's set featured an oriental throne, paqodas. a gong, and a statue of Buddha. Performing many difficult musical ar- rangements. the orchestra wove an aura of intrigue and excitement for the play. 87 Stomps And Concerts The word stomp struck terror to the heart of the administration, but after careful planning by cheerleaders and the studentbody vice president. Olympus held stomps. The first was the Halloween Hop. and it had teen-angels and bobby-soxers. Ruth Lybbert and Brian Brimhall won prizes for best costumes and at inter- mission a ioyous noise was made when the Skyline rock was brought to Oly and presented by football coach Wayne Startin. Other stomps were held during basket- ball season. Concerts ranged from the school jazz band to Blind Melon Chitlin cw , H J? c7 ' ,¥ ■ aT % J{Jne 0,Ybd- ]' rmk v . a v!VU YVYnfiH CVWol ff ar OA yo� Christmas Week Wassail Week, commonly known as Christmas week, began with the Christmas tree and door decorating contests, the Sub-for-Santa breakfast, the Christmas Dance and the movie Anne of the Thousand Days. Awards that were hot dogs made to look like elves were given to the contest winners. Under Mr. Esch. the sociology classes carried on many Sub-for-Santa programs. There was evening skiing at Solitude for all Olympus skiiers. caroling in the cafeteria and a special day was set aside for all elves. Senior dance shortly followed class elections. lOJOvJv Qjsm' VlljXrxjr MvS KK9- CK y Avs Qxi 0’ KUi OAMTQ_. 0 VJfkMv Xkxxx [ -t JLm v Ujcvoj A oX (k. (Wv Auxa ) sjA, ja yoj a®. Cux? j® (XJShfrJ'Kr ?h ML 0- . Ti Xml. tO) boix), [jJdc a creep qou 1 umf- OcG inincjO insane!)) ure qcu cjcinq to clo+hto uJnen Mcp qet berta, jCtrf- GUI. Student Life What do they mean you're a fairy and I m a show-off? Tve always wondered what my chin sounded like , Plsaze dcnH pccrtfr, ccxxca qTI 4 - lO- 1 V � icas gu neuj cptJ dbn v qrU? H(P 9fe;o c cno ls ij rsodq a� oa- ! J Caps 4 can pt Ia £j xxxj epet 'Isrng sjr1 Starttn contemplates streaking. I have to keep my head down until Mrs. Porter has removed the streakers from TIME 95 Special Programs Don l growl. Fido. Man of LaMancha played to Oly English department special assembly. SKYLINE IS FOWL X o ', , X m -zm x , pipp ' i gf ;- V‘ : • . • ■ :-= ■: ■ ••■ v . «tfV , A, VV -v V ti .'’■ Vy • rmtf K..•-''•vi ' v v '. . • ; r- •,.-V v;•£;;•. . • . V - : ■. . ' x - v, ■--••- •. v-;-. ■ V ?• V ? A Vv -- • ■' -v 5S - N '••■ •' - . . , ..:’ v� . ■ .••' . .’. 5 N ■'-■fsi.T ■• ••' ' { r'iJ • v’AT t . V$ - ■ icsuu udicte LpvS rtw 6 no dfl§ to Amu book tm 5D 5® • • tM fo.pt opur ted fed olaxd, 3 JiGto-A .cXcsym Cjonrvfi.. oute nuo. -Arm 3houvc Wv-iodoVaij i ou ate -Ahi CDuJd. ok Ad do an ajoulcf I VxxoUR fetwfe. 4oAtfeu_ a s aou In -b nu odvded ffciMdUw toad aoz v teaMu a -kp' £■(! voad few� art. d° ndAt-AvdO' s iw far INQUIRIES fVs a. ciorvV a tV 5 r vj ' «opvxct V vSe L (j . x exV 4 2j Ts Academic Overview Learning was the goal. Teachers wheeled video-tape units through halls, nodded on field trip buses, made treks to the media center, helped students by National Merit tutoring or overhauling engines. Students found zero period, half-day work releases, merchandising courses, career planning and even watch- ing TV as homework. Amid the ferment of chairless mobile classrooms, traveling teachers and a new furnace to be sub- dued to the energy crisis, there were, of course, sometimes bells, books, lectures and questions at the end of the chapter. 103 Academic Overview A ru A j (X. IS t3u Ck) ' (Aoi) ■)A gwi) AOva. Hwjo � vUog ytMSJS CgtH - Ar H TeooScF “7Uts £ i -ATBf TM nil 'U4t| 1 Principals Being a principal at a school the size of Olympus is a difficult task. The prin- cipals at Olympus are concerned with all aspects of student life, student activities, and student problems. They have to watch over the budgets of departments, and set up curriculum standards. Although they must sometimes take punitive actions, they still try to do their best for the school, and try to remain open minded. Or. lohn Larsen Principal 106 o LAs —) 'tcj L Lj UdW- VT:+: ”.Zh c Counselors Busily going about their work, coun- selors pursued the idea of helping the student all that he or she could. Willing to lend an understanding ear. they lis- tened to student complaints and prob- lems. and tried to alleviate them by talking to parents, teachers, and anyone else involved in the matter. Counselors hectically sorted out registrations, made many phone calls, and had quite a bit of paper work to accomplish. Wayne Goates Rita Staley 108 9 a 5 i. % 5 r w ■5, 5. - O «s- V 'r o sn Language Arts Building on the idea that once a student has mastered basic language skills he can move well into literature and self expression, the English program offered a wide variety of electives. Foreign lan guages emphasized cultures as well as basic dialogues, and gave opportunities for many to tutor and share language experiences with people of the country. Drama and debate rounded out the lan- guage arts programs with verbal skill. 5 WES Z . no Margo Bales Doug Bishop Wilford Bruderer Susan Burke Ann Coulam luriy Davis Betty Diamond Humanities Drama German Debate American Novel Latin Soph. English Diane Etheringlon Lucille Henderson Nona Larsen Marie LeHolm Irene Mitchell Mary Neiman Gayle Neuenschwander Soph English Practical English Reading Practical English Soph English A.P. English Soph English lacqueline Kona French |ohn Shcwell Media Critical Thinking Carol Spackman Media Critical Thinking Deone Sutherland lunior Honors Virginia Thaxton Soph Honors Carol Von Schmidt Adlusted English Faun Westenskow Spanish 111 Arts and Crafts Drama, debate, and speech classes develop self expression, just as the fine arts and commercial arts round out the individual's creative nature. Industrial arts stressed vocational skills in areas of metals, wood, electronics, auto me- chanics. and craft classes in jewelry and pottery. The Home Economics classes Jubilantly moved to new quarters after Christmas, where they set up child de- velopment play schools , and went on with the domestic arts— even for bachelors. 112 Don Allen Electronics Lorln Folland Fine Arts Theral Richardson Woods Glen Slight Vocal Music lohn Bench Auto Mechanics Paul Harris Metals Richard UeMoss Auto Mechanics William Nordfelt Mech. Drawing lacqueline Butler Sharon Crapo Homeliving Foods lean Kidston Maury Newman Clothing instr. Music Clyde Smith Virginia Warner Commercial Art Clothing 113 Business 8r Media Business classes, such as notehand. fashion merchandising. and marketing were taught for the personal enrichment of the student. Other than a library. Olympus media center is the best equip ped audio-visual center in the valley. It does overlays and offset printing. Lois Anderson Susan Chadwick Kathryn Chamberlain Richard Crocker Betty Hayward Fashion Bookkeeping Marketing Shorthand Business Law Merchandising Knn 'I Utck yr W q_We fc ey Sf $ £ ■ e as h o0 js Ho P + y OL Ro 1 Ruth Stevens Marc Lyons Stuart Manookin lean Porter Pat Sloan Notehand Marketing Media Librarian Type 115 Devon Anderson Valena Rcrnslon Linda Blackham Alan Field Drivers Ed. Dance Dance Drivers Ed. George Gourley LaMar Kelly Marilyn Peterson Forrest Petricca Health Drivers’Ed. Health Occupations Health Robert Roberts Diane Staples Ron Startin Frank Wottech Physical Ed Physical Ed. Physical Ed. Health 116 PE, Drivers' Ed., As students attended their various PE classes, they attempted to (jet over their old fears, and try new skills. A rep ular part of a drivers ed. day was students taking chances with their lives on the road, petting bored in class, falling asleep in the simulators, and knocking over cones on the range. In the many discus- sions and movies in health, students learned about such things as drugs, mind behavior, and the many body organs. Health Social Studies Socia! Studies offered a varied course program at Olympus. There were teachers who were willing to have a different ap- proach to teaching, not only in the class- room. but also on field trips and other learning excursions. Classroom relation- ships on a give-and-take basis, enabled courses such as anthropology, sociology, and psychology to be taught. In addition to the life style classes, isms'. world wars, and current events were taught. For Juniors, there were courses relating to American institutions. Richard Allred George Barfuss Gerald Christensen Frederick Ksch Pat Farrell Am. Institution Psychology Am. institution World History Honors |im Felt lames Houston World History Am. Institution Nancy Matthews Sociology Richard McMillan Am. Institution William Monroe Basic Education Mary Moss World History I'll Glen Motzkus Special Ed. Shirley Tanner World History Kldon Tolman Honors Math Science Programs like ornamental horticul- ture, man in his environment, and jun- ior seminar moved outside. Down the halls one could see students fiddling with number puzzles, colored cubes, cards, and marble games, all trying to analyze laws of probability for math. Some found practical use of formulae as they figured areas, circumferences, and hypotenuses for projects. Ilelmar Barth George Barton VerNon Blackham Verl Cox Ken Farrell F.ldon Hurst Robert lohnson Robert Liddiard Algebra Calculus Trigonometry Biology Survey Math Biology Basic Math Botany lames Lowthcr Charles Miller Kenneth Minson nave Pond Marion Poulson George Richards Wayne Startin B'o,°0V Algebra Zoology Basic Math Physics Chemistry Geometry 120 Special Services Forms, phones, fees, frustrations faced secretaries daily. Walking two thousand miles this year. Jake and his crew dug gum from locks, reshaped lock ers. mopped up Coke cleaned obscene words from walls, serviced candy mach- ines. opened doors, and tried to clean and repair the building in between. Caf- eteria ladies served a quarter million lunches. Arriving at 6:45, by 10:25 they had salads, rolls, entrees, drinks, and desserts ready for two thousand. lulia Ashworth Clifton Davis Kathryn Larsen Elaine Moss Anna North Secretary Custodian Treasurer Secretary Matron lake Ostler Dorothy Putnam Marrilyn Smith Harriet Snarr LaRae impier Custodian Reolstrar Secretary Secretary Secretary 122 CAFETERIA LADIES Front row. Iclt to rloht: Lucy Widerburg. Elna Howard. Bonnie Landvatter. Edle Prodnuk (Jinny Tea. Back row: Marie Beckmann Peggy Hendriks. Ruth Brewer. Janna Brown Ivy White. Honored Students Bruce Ahlstrom Marla Armour Rod Barlon Robert Hcardshall Boys State National Honor Soc. National Honor Soc. National Honor Soc. National Honor Soc. Debra Capson Steve Carhart Peter Cartwright Debate Honors National Honor Soc. Boys State Debate Honors National Honor Soc. Dave Clements Nancy Coulam Robert Cummings Annette Curtis Boys State National Honor Soc. Boys State Most Valuable Staffer National Honor Soc. Kent Gillin |ndi Glissmeyer National Honor Soc. Top 3% Susan Grant National Honor Soc. Richard Greaves Football Captain Gothard Grey Young Americans TV Cathie Hanes Debate Honors Girls State Young Americans TV Top 3% l.inda Harrison National Honor Soc. Ben (ones Top 3% National Honor Soc. Ruth Lybbert Debate Honors Girls Slate Top 3% National Honor Soc. Kathy Lyon Top 3% Brent Mabey Boys State Debate Honors Top 3% Young Americans TV National Honor Soc. Marline Mahoney National Honor Soc. Scott Mangum Basketball Rebound Award Michael Mathcson National Honor Soc. 126 Carolyn Bennett Nadine Bigler Dan Blllis Ryan Booth David Buckmiller Young Americans TV Top 3% National Honor Soc. Region and State Top 3% National Honor Soc. Wrestling National Honor Soc. Scotty Rollins Award Performance is the word. Skill, excellence, consistency, make award-winning achievement. Who- ever achieves success has practiced his art. exercised self discipline, and pursued the horizon of perfec- tion. Departments rewarded out- standing performance while National Honor Society required 3.5 GPA with ninteen solids, and the lowest Top 3% GPA was a 3.87. Susan Emery Wcslyn Erickson Boyd Ferguson left Finley Luther Giddings Top 3% National Honor Soc. Debate Honors National Honor Soc. Young Americans TV loseph Haymore David Holdsworth Niels Fredrick lenscn National Honor Soc. Debate Honors National Honor Soc. Top 3% Young Americans TV Colcen Johnson Mark W. lohnson Top 3% Boys’ State Top 3% Young Americans TV National Honor Soc. National Merit Finalist Ron Messick National Honor Soc. Linda Meyer National Honor Soc. Steve Miles Region Wrestling Champion Sharon Miller Music - Director’s Award Ann Newman Girls State Camille Nielson Martha Owens National Honor Soc. National Honor Soc. National Merit Finalist 127 Mark Pace Robert Parrish Debbie Pearson Robert Peterson Debra Pollei kdward W. Powell Dan Psarras Basketball National Honor Soc. Top 3% Sousa Band Award Top 3% National Honor Soc. Debate Honors Scholarship National School Orch. Award National Honor Soc. lohn Reschke Teri Rich Mark Roblez Peggy Roper |ohn Snieder Rick Spjut Mark Steffensen National Honor Soc. Top 3% National Honor Soc. National Honor Soc. Top 3% 3rd Place Boys State State Wrestling Debate Honors Kyle Sutherland Wayne Swan Nancy Taylor Terry Thomas Scott Tillotson Dave West left Wilkinson Top 3% Debate Honors Girls State National Honor Soc. Football Captain Basketball Mr Basketball National Honor Soc. Top 3% Top 3% Playmaker Award 128 Sterling Scholars Sterling Scholar entrants were judg- ed on portfolios, tests, and Interviews. When chosen, they competed on a state- wide level. Finalists were awarded in twelve categories. State finalists and runners-up were awarded cash scholar- ships. Sylvia Fernley Art lodl Glissroeyer Home Economics Susan Emery Speech Drama David Holdsworth Coleen lohnson Mark W. Johnson Social Studies Music General Brent E. Mabey Martine Mahoney Scott Pugh English Foreign Languages Mathematics Karen Redd Lynn Ritchie Kyle Sutherland Business industrial Arts Science 129 Robert Beardshall Christmas Dance Committee. Film Festival Committee Chairman. Home- coming Committee and Dance, lunior Assembly. Junior Prom Committee. National Honor So- ciety. Senator Sophomore Class. Senior Class Coordinator. Diane Brady Christmas Week Committee. Concert Choir Ac- companist. Elections. Home- coming Committee. |r. Choir Accompanist. King and I Re- hearsal Pianist. OGA Pianist. Girls Swim Team Once Upon A Mattress School Art Pro- jects and Exhibits. Pep Club. Peter Cartwright Boys’ State. Coordinating Council. Cream Puffs. Debate Club. Debate Honors. Election Committee. Future Physicians. Homecoming Central Committee. Jr. Class Assembly. |r. Prom committee. Key Club President. Latin Club. Model U.N.. National Honor Society. Red Cross. Sixth Place State Math Contest. Tutorial. Varsity Cross-Country. Varsity Track. AnnetieCurtis Executive Coun- cil. French Club. Olympus Green Sheet Columnist Most Vain able Staffer Award Quill and Scroll. Spanish Club Thunder- bolt Page Editor. Editor-In-Chief Thunderbolt. Linda Harrison Assembly Com mlttee. Christmas Dance Com- mittee. French Club. Homecom- ing Commitee and Agorra Chairman, lunior Class Coor- dinator. Latin Club. Model U.N.. School Representative March of Dimes. Senate Secretary. Tutorial. lamie Hayden - Election Com- mittee. Homecoming Commit tee and Dance Co-Chairman. Pegasus Staff. Pegasus Editor. Sophomore Senator. Tutorial. Ann Newman Assembly Com- mittee. DECA School and State Officer. Girls State (Mayor), Homecoming Chairman (Feast), lunior Achievement. |r Prom Chairman. OGA Jr. Represent ative. Publicity Committee. SeniorClassCoordinating Coun cil. Sophomore Orientation Committee. Kyle Sutherland Chess Club. Curriculum Committee. Daugh ters of the American Revolu- Physicians. HI TI s. Homecom ing Committee. Jr. Assembly. Latin Club. Math Club National Honor Society. National Coun cil of Teachers of English Award. Red Cross. Rensslar In stitute Rep.. Sterling Scholar (Science). Subdebs and Squires. Sylvia Fcrnley Art Festival Committee. Christmas Week Committee. Homecoming Pub- licity Committee. Midsummer Night's Dream. My Fair Lady. Pianist for The Fantastiks. Pub liclty Committee. Region and State Drama. Sterling Scholar (Art). Spanish Club. The King and I (lead). Cathie Hanes Assembly Com mittee. Debate Club. Elks Lead- ership Award. French Club Girls State. HI Ti's President. Homecoming Central Commit tee. Junior Class Coordinator. Latin Club. Model U.N.. Na- tional Honor Society. Red Cross Council. Senior Class Activity Council. Tutorial. Young Americans. Nancy Taylor Assembly Com- mittee Chairman. Christmas Dance. Coordinating Council. Executive Council. Girls' State. Homecoming Committee. |r. Class Assembly Jr. Prom. Mid- summer Night s Dream. My Fair Lady. Once Upon A Mattress. Pep Club. Publicity Committee. Region and State Drama. Stu- dent Director (drama). ClndyTelford Christmas Dance. DEC A. French Club. Folk Music Club. Hi Ti's. Homecoming Cen- tral Committee. |r. Class As- sembly, Jr. Prom. OGA Treas- urer. Publicity Committee Chairman. Quill and Scroll. Thunderbolt Staff. Cj CKcA- c — . t3 O cS fa Asto Oct-4 Titan Service C - T7 c( . , T Su. Being the unpublicized leaders of many school activities, the recipients of the Titan Service Award gave of their time and effort and demonstrated their school spirit. Nominated by student leaders, faculty, and counselors, these twelve were (he finalists out of a field of thirty. 131 a)tt ...J. UOO tP h(0%h „ neor «£ + — j3: b =wmmer w( 0« b« e T ho- 1? IcAarrt! r aWS 3 50 -A. +h S - frl' ffc. 3 w 'f r9, -. w� Tv ( to 1 ffir ’L j.lrto my 1' 1 Vjou S - ST Me 4 ife Happy ' I Alwus mile. KT think this IS mush boh . jost thought of this. jest 9 remember XJm A. a fcookte Moo 7 friend WAo f more r z say -the - ■ y Zt see m3 Simply X Cpue you sem3 0 nodcyudrhe dhd 50 plom ---- li A' x hope you can i S eeL H ,. and feel 'XYie chords T Cc ■XU W- ' .X . jjjwsk «x L� ,- S-. « a- V - «i'- ir i ,, • -A . . | 6“ rT (JW ( «r i -r 7 ' “■ ENCOUNTERS 'rt JUJt C ro6j „ 7 tpviAdfj t 3-V a Cjo Y Ui ft Football From August two-a days to the en- counter with Clearfield, football was weight training, dry heaves, and hair- ts. The green machine moved from In erience to strength under Coach Wayne Startin who believes football is one of the last places where a man can learn to discipline his talents, efforts, and self in behalf of others and a common goal. The season ended with a five and four record, but Oly gridders beat state cham- pion. West: and more important, defeated Skyline, bringing the rock back to Olympus. t '-0 'v -6., E --------- vc 5' K) ' C vf L s c. ( e t 'y ‘n'l'r i £ „ 11+sO - 1 (( s i - - — - 7------------------ . ni —— k(| Ryan Booth Don Bostrom Brett Brewer Mike Burke Cass Butler Linebacker 51 End 10 Tackle 73 Quarterback 17 Tackle 77 Dean Chlepas Brad Cordery CraiQ Criddle Doug Criddle Scot Drury End 3 Kicker 1 Def Back «86 Def. Back 41 Halfback 2 Rick Croendyke Creed Hayraond lohn Hood Richard Hughes Ken lorgensen Quarterback � 11 End 84 Linebacker 14 Tackle 59 End 32 136 Dave Kadleck Larry Lloyd Thomas Mack Kelly McMillan Ron Nielsen Guard 62 Uef. Back 6 Quarterback 22 Tackle 61 Linebacker 60 Rob Nowell Steve Olson Rob Pannier Steve Pirro John Price Def. Back 85 Halfback 4 Linebacker 68 Linebacker 63 Tackle 70 Scott Tillotson Halfback 20 Kelly Treseder Tackle 72 Alan Youno Halfback 30 Larry Ztssi Linebacker 44 |im Linschoten Manager 137 5l y k. pcir � '? '. iZd fa‘ 'k' z 1 ' c Y( i yp ide ac l t c ‘ ohee. tfr c S ( -7 j rel d £( dcOP' L 'rt 1 y iltf- A'A y WS se- VARSITY SCORES Olympus... 30 Clearfield ... 14 Olympus .14 Brighton ... 18 Olympus. . ... 8 Highland ... 28 Olympus .28 Cottonwood . . . ... 7 Olympus 7 South ... 19 Olympus .... 14 East ... 18 Olympus ... 19 West ... 12 Olympus 21 Granite ... 8 Olympus 27 Skyline .12 Olympus.......... 3 Olympus..........19 Olympus..........26 Olympus..........22 Olympus..........32 Olympus..........41 Olympus ......... 0 Olympus..........13 Olympus..........13 JUNIOR VARSITY SCORES Clearfield.........14 Brighton...........14 Highland........... 9 Cottonwood......... 6 South.............. 6 East............... 0 West...............30 Granite............16 Skyline............46 Olympus...........20 Olympus...........38 Olympus...........47 Olympus...........40 Olympus...........25 Olympus...........28 Olympus...........40 SOPHOMORE SCORES Highland...........14 Cottonwood........14 South.............. 0 East. . West . Granite Skyline yi fde' Football a f. ' ? y r , y. t Wayne Startin Head Coach George Barfuss Coach Robert lohnson Coach Marc Lyons Coach Robert Roberts Coach Ron Startin Coach SOPHOMORE TEAM-Row one: Mike Chappell. Kip Slaugh. Brad Pino. Mike Burke. Scott Rasmussen. David Folsom. Scott Lee Mark Manning Row two: Mark Engh. Steve Owen. Gary Walker. Kim Crofts. Russell Platt. Steve Lindberg. Tom Hardcastle. Row three: Randy Smith. Greg Aiken. William Hofhelns. Eric Lyon. Stuart Handy Bryan VanBibber. Clint Linschoten. Sam Green. 139 Basketball Anticipating try-outs in November, the Sophomore. lunior Varsity, and Var- sity basketball team members worked hard to improve their skills and lech- niques. Throughout the year, there were many practices which paid off In games to the advantage of Olympus. Having confidence in each other perpetuated a sense of teamwork and belonging in the teams. Playing basketball intensely, and striving for a common goal, all the bas- ketball teams gave their all for Olympus. jHf ft . ? fry � 1 $ ' - -tm • t - iv f t V •. • A 9L too I, (JuytLw 140 141 Ken Farrell Head Coach George Barfuss Coach Dave Pond Coach Bradley Etchers Head Manager David L. Wheeler Manager leff Finley Kevin Glade Mark Gllssmeyer Guard «31 Forward «44 Forward «35 Kent Goates Mark Hansen Dee lohnson Center «33 Guard «23 Forward «45 Mike Mangum Forward «34 Scott Mangum Forward «41 Mark Pace Forward «43 r 143 Mike Sorensen Guard «22 Dave West Guard «32 leff Wilkinson Center «42 Basketball 144 SOPHOMORE TEAM-Row one: Brad Pino. Jeff Sidwell. Fred Burmester. Frank Little Row two: John Ecker- sley. George Metos. Tim Einfeldt. Brian Haslam: Coach. George Barfuss. Row three: Brent Nelson Steve Brady. Stuart Handy. O Af (JJa °' qJI LoC jUy uJ y -U SL yU- vu Olympus Olympus Olympus Olympus Olympus Olympus Olympus Olympus Olympus Olympus Olympus Olympus Olympus Olympus Olympus Olympus Olympus Olympus Olympus Olympus varsity scores '0 r Skyline -V JUNIOR VARSITY SCORES Olympus. Olympus. . Olympus. 64h Merest. 81 vtewmoni 51 . 62 . 55 Olympus. 58 Kearns . 55 Olympus 07 Cotlomvond 56 Olympus. 44 South . 58 Olympus 08 West 41 Olympus. . 50 Granite . 52 Olympus. . ... 87 East . 62 Olympus. 70 Hiflhland . 57 Olympus. 63 Skyline «1 Olympus. . 50 Cottonwood . 59 Olympus. . 67 South . 59 Olympus. 64 West . 53 Olympus. . 76 Granite 62 Olympus. 67 East . 60 Olympus. 78 Hiflhland . . 49 Olympus. 75 SOPHOMORE Skyline SCORES . 73 Olympus. 46 Bountiful . 53 Olympus. 51 H illcrest . 46 Olympus. . 48 Brighton . 50 Olympus 49 Grander . 50 Olympus. 47 Kearns.. . 48 Olympus 44 Woods Cross . . . 56 Olympus. . 49 Cottonwood . . . . 71 Olympus. 67 South . 50 Olympus. 63 Vlewmont . 48 Olympus. 60 West Olympus . . oy Granite 71 Olympus. . 52 East . 64 Olympus. . 67 Hiflhland . 82 Olympus. . 30 Skyline . 60 Olympus. 66 Cottonwood . 68 Olympus. 60 South . 43 Olympus. 65 West 61 76 Granite 71 Olympus. 62 East . 75 Olympus. 69 Hiflhland . 77 Olympus 49 Skyline . 70 145 Wrestling Wrestling demands a tremendous amount of strength, self-discipline, and effort. Coached hy Marc Lyons and Robert Johnson, the men had to be in good phys- ical condition for the strenuous practices and meets awaiting them. Winning the Scotty Rollins Award was Ryan Booth, who was also undefeated 26-0. Photos courtesy of Mr. Eldon Linschoten. SOPHOMORE WRESTLING TEAM: Coach. Robert Johnson: Assistant Coach. Mike Ptaschinskl: William Hofhelns. Mark Sheranian. Jeff Smith. Lee Steed Ty Thorpe. Mark Manning. Daniel Rhodes. Jeff Johnson. David Folsom Michael Amann. Todd Johnson. Richard Collett. Gary Wall. JUNIOR VARSITY WRESTLING TEAM: Coack. Marc Lyons: Craig Vincent. Brent Baxter. Thomas Mack. Steve Owen. Dennis Bryant. Doug Criddle. Lee Pugh. Ron Yates Terry Lloyd. Scott Neff. Gary Johnson. Kirk Misaka. 146 Robert lohnson Marc Lyons |lm l.lnschoten Coach Coach Manager VARSITY SCORES Olympus. . . 51 Bingham . . 6 fllvmnus . 29 Clearfield .... . . 18 Olympus. . . . . . . 6 Brighton . . 36 Olympus. . . 42 Spanish Fork. . . . 15 Olympus. .. 23 Granger . . 27 Olympus. . . 28 Skyline . . 21 Olympus. . . 37 Granite . . 17 Olympus. . . 24 Cottonwood . . . . 23 Olympus. . . 23 East . . 24 Olympus. . . 21 Orem . . 21 Olumpus. . . 23 West . . 27 Olympus. . . 25 Provo . . 27 Olympus. . . 50 Highland . . 6 Olympus. . . .... 56 South . . 3 iling Jeff Belnap - 98 lbs. Clyde Carpenter - 119 lbs. fill Brian Brimhall 112 lbs. Brian Cange 132 lbs. Steve Miles - 138 lbs. Kent Foote - 145 lbs. Rick Spjut 155 lbs. 148 149 Hv SX X A( V A O h(5urgSa da 5ope | 30V V r coachYoutl Swimming v’ fX JB � DUS 0OOlNv . C ore the pus Wc 'W'nn u W wimmtng eVn prefaced ev as built. ng e ili pr kltieS every day y ayte f selujor u e aJNj lher day before HiQh- T ley pra(: t ne-half hours to three ervising the swim team rvjxutrr coacn rowther and Mr. Nordfelt. whe team was captained by Doug Cromar. and co-captained by Pierre Alley and Colby Pearson. The swimming team took fourth place in region competition and fourth place in district competition. ( ak)k SWIMMING TEAM - Front row. left to right: Colby Pearson. David Goaslind. Rob Pannier. Tom Francis. Dan Ostermlller Gregg Schowengerdt, Coach Jim Lowther Back row: Doug Cromar. David Young. Pierre Alley Howard Rasmussen. |ohn Gray. Scott Barker Curtis Camp Missing from picture: Dale Christiansen Scott Kesselrlng. |ohn Price. Steven Richtel. Ron Young. Coach Nordfelt. 150 SOCCER TEAM: Captain. Clyde Carpenter: Spence Bowthorpe. Robert Clark. Steve Erlcson. Todd Kjar. Bruce Knaphus. Christopher Laub. Paul Neff Tom Nleman. Peter Richards. Brad Swenson. Scott Till- otson. Brian Weymann. Larry Zissi. 152 Soccer § Soccer began by beating Bountiful, who was ranked highly. 2-1. Practices were held every day after school, and games were played at Riverside Park. Coached by lames Lowther. and captained by Clyde Carpenter, soccer team members were dedicated to the game. They asserted themselves in performance, not only at practices but also at games. The members were kicked, resulting in many bruises. Despite these battle wounds , they had a good year. 153 Baseball Baseball practices, coached by Mr. McMillan and Mr. Nordfelt. were held every day after school in the spring. Throughout the season, good weather conditions prevailed. The teamwork and cooperation that the baseball players put forth enabled them to have a com petitive year. They put everything that they had into the game. With confidence in each other and an urge to win. the team showed Olympus their admirable baseball skills and talents. ME25m BASEBALL TEAM Row one: Doug Criddle Randy Smith Mike Woodruff. Brad Pino. Dean Chlepas. Steve Olson. Mark Bryant Tim Einfeldi Row two: Co Captain Rick Spjut: Craig Benvegnu. Steve Anderson. Richard Greaves. Clint Bills. Kevin Pear son William Ertel Manager. Scott Simister: Scott Cross-Country Cross country members ran ten miles a day and about sixty miles a week. Coach Miller, who supervised the team, made sure that they ran diligently and that they had only a few breaks between w’ork- outs. The seven member team won second place in the Orem Invitational, and first place in the region competition. The cross-country team members helped each other during practices and meets, and had an enjoyable year. CROSS-COUNTRY TEAM: Mark Steffensen. Ronald Day Brian Zarkou. Mike Mangum. Mark S. Layton. Peter Cartwright. Bryan Whipple. 157 Track Field The track team, coached by Frank Wojtech. and captained by Mark Layton. Don Bostrom. and Ron Day. practiced in the morning and in the afternoon. The team was strong in field events, distance running, and relays. Track events in- cluded hurdles, javelin, shot-put. and dashes. Another aspect of the track team was the cussing can . After every ob- scene word, the offender was charged with a fine of twenty-five cents. 158 TRACK AND FIELD: Seniors Don Bostrom. Cass Butler Bill Evans Kelly Flynn. Richard Hughes. Torsten Kunkle Mark Layton. Dan Moss. Jeff Wilk- inson. Juniors Harold Adams. Dale Asay. !oe Brown. Craig Criddle. Larry Davis. Ronald Day. Scot Drury. Kevin Flynn. Kent Foote. Paul Gardner |ohn Greaves John Hood. Karl Jacobsen Mark Jacobsen. Chuck Kendrick. Kevin Knight. Loren Locher Mike Man- gum. Rob Nowell Cal Viehweg. Bryan Whipple Alan Young. Brian Zarkou. Sophomores Lloyd Berentzen. Brad Bird. Robert de la Cruz. Phillip Done. Tom Hardcastle. Chester Harris. |ohn Harris. Mark Harris. Rich Hauert. William Hofhelns Matt Hunt. Brett Johnson. Mark Kochevar. Scott Lee. Steve Lindberg. Eric Lyon. Stephen Marston. Wayne Reichman Scott Schaeger. Roland Schiffler Kyle Sheppick. lack Sluder. Burke Smith. Dave Smith Bryan Van Bibber. 159 Tennis Golf Coach Roberts and the team had a bright outlook for tennis this year. Each day after school, the team worked out for two hours, practicing their serves. They primed themselves for the B.Y.U. Invitational and the regional meet. The state meet was held at the end of the year at the U of U. The twelve member golf team was coached by Ken Farrell and captained by Steve Fryer. They had dual matches, sometimes with two a week. The golf team competed in the B.Y.U. Invitational, the region meet, and the state tournament. 160 $Oc «x0 «saw 'toue. v 63C� + 33EP-V 0 tOOT Qeoooceti •-£££ tooc « T xi -irfe scm tsr cs cc(r g T-NrW' JN?HK WT JU--K 5DD6. XSpBftc tK£A£ Girls Sports Olympus girls were highly skilled and more selective in their games. They competed in many district, region, and state sports events. These sport events included swimming, track and field, and gymnastics. Each week they played bas- ketball and softball on a home to home basis with different schools in the area. The girls took first place in tennis, first place in bowling, and second place in the volleyball tournaments. Registration And Report Cards Counting out money for fees and yearbooks, new and returning students anxiously stood in long lines. Regis- tration presented problems: not being on any list, and not being able to find classes. In the confusion of lockers, students couldn't find the locations or figure out combinations. When report cards came out. cries of happiness and despair were heard throughout the halls. The impact of re- port cards was shown on students by questions such as What did you get? Are you sure? and What are you going to tell your parents? 168 Sheila Barton Kathy Bliss Heidi Boro Anita Carter Mary Kaye Christensen Cindy Edwards Susan Emery Dona Evans Paula Fowler Melinda Jensen Cheryl Larsen Pam Lilischkis Patrice Madson Helen Marshall Annette Morrison Camille Nielson Sally Olson Anna J. Richlns Kathy Roohaar Peooy Roper Pam Stephenson Beth Sterner Heather Summers Kyle Sutherland Hi Ti Comprised of high-scholastically a- chieving girls. Hi Ti's is a service organ- ization. They helped at the Jerry Lewis and March of Dimes telathons by blowing up balloons and answering phones. They ushered at community and school ac- tivities. including concerts at the Special Events Center and Salt Palace, and plays at the Pioneer Memorial Theater. During the year. Hi Ti's had parties, initiations, a car stalled at two in the morning, and male ushers occasionally trying to pick them up. Cathie Hanes President Sheri Lund 1st Vice President Cynthia Manning 2nd Vice President Debra Pollei Secretary Kelly Hughes Treasurer Lyndy Sherman Historian lulie Wall Martine Mahoney Social Chairman Pep Assemblies Together with the Pep Club, the Cheerleaders put on some interesting pep assemblies. Starring in the exciting episode of Dragnette was none other than Francis Heywood. the meter maid, who signed out a ticket on his famous yellow pad of paper. When Timmy Titan got knifed in West Side Story, the spirit of Olympus did not die. but it arose from the casket and sang a song. In American Graffitti. there were tricycle races, wait- resses on roller skates, slicked-back hair, and of course the Toad got in on the action. A. PepClujJ Wearing green and white uniform — Wearing green and white uniforl sometimes three times a week, having secret sister presents, hosting teas for other pep clubs were Pep Club activities. Titanettes showed enthusiasm and spirit cheering, marching, and decorating lock- ers. Members frequently came out of morning practices in curlers and without makeup. Plans to avoid team members usually failed, and girls found them- selves looking into the boys' faces. Tired club members were glad to see the year end. but also sad. Peggy Holmes Jill [McDonald Sarah Cope Robyn Hopkins Kalliy Wheeler President Vice President Secretary Secretary Historian •'.errie McRae Mufly Smith Annette Anderson Kristy Ball Shauna Mackey Treasurer Publicity Manager Drill Mistress Hand Mistress Head Pom pon Girl Kllen Adams Pom pon Girl lanis Dickson Valena Bernlson loiyn Bagley Wendy Behrens Pom pon Girl Advisor 172 173 Mk Bar- 8 . - T ,i , m Ay t: mm Mk . -wtKtec � U a mr L J IS Anita Bergman Lisa Black Anita Burgess V 1 � ' A Julene Casper Donna Chase Cyd Collett Kathleen Carpenter Ruth Cornelius U A £ lill Cottrell Sandra Dalton )I1I Davis Becky Dew Lori Duzett Collnda Dyer Renee Evans Rochelle Evans Michele Ferguson Paula Fryer Chris Green Holly Hailes % MV k d k i kV Marianne Hansen Stacey Lunt Pam Peterson Lisa Heaton leanine McDonald Robyn Peterson Robin Jensen Diane McGrath Denise Poulton Cindy Langton Michele Morgan Susan Quist Melanee Lewis Wendy Nelson Teresa Robinson 174 Pep Club Robyn Russell Cindy Sansom Linda Schaar Cathy Scott Carla Selin Vicki Sheffield Barbara Siddoway Tracey Smith |odi Stewart lulie Strong Tricia Thatcher Cynthia Walker Erin Wallace Karla Watkins lulie Winterton 175 MA OFFICERS Left to right: Senior Representative. Robert Cumminos: Second Vice President. Steve Haslam: Sophomore Representative. Lynn Throndsen: First vici President. Ron Messick. Treasurer. Paul Archer. Missing: President. Mark Glissmeyer; junior Representative. Russell Ence: Secretary-Historian. Paul McMurray. 176 OGA Officers discuss activities for the year. MA And Aka— Olympus Men T-shirts, the Titan tsJ in kazo '00 band at games, intramural basket- ball. and the beard growing contest were the activities of the Men's Associa- tion. The Olympus Girls' Association sold Senior Women T-shirts and spon- sored the Ugly Bug Ball, with girls dressing atrociously. There was a skit, and later, dates were raffled off with greasers . At the Christmas Dance. Five Deep played. Later in the year. OGA had Fathers' and Daughters', and Mothers' and Daughters' programs. your Wo soyww'.ev'. OGA OFFICERS-Left to right: Historian. Karamea Evans: President Del) Robin son Secretary Val Poulsen: Vice President. Lou Ann Call: Treasurer Lucy Tel ford Second Vice President. Deldre Horrocks: Junior Representative. Barbara Sorensen; Senior Representative. DeAnn Paulsen. Missing: Sophomore Repre sentatlve. Kim Miller. 177 Navy Band Sub Debs And Squires Students filed into the auditorium expect- ing Sousa marches and naval uniforms; they were pleasantly surprised to get rock and jazz numbers performed by the Naval Band. Pro- moting attendance at quality musical perform- ances. Sub-Debs and Squires was an active group in school. This culturally oriented or- ganization supported the Utah Symphony. They exposed the high school students of Olympus to classical music by selling student season tickets to the symphony. These tickets were sold to students at a substantially reduced price. To help with financial matters, the Sub-Debs and Squires sold bumper stickers advertising the Utah Symphony. SUBDEBS AND SQUIRES: President. Karamea Evans: Steve Car hart, lolenc Christensen Mary Kaye Christensen, Bruce Craven. Steve Craven. Ray Daurelle Mark Fotherlnoham. Steve Fothering- ham. Dave Glauser Vernon Kirk. Paul McMurray. Linda Meyer. Anita Recksiek Cary Stevens. Kyle Sutherland. Kent Winter. 179 Concert Orchestra Comprised of serious minded mu- sicians. the Concert Orchestra played classical, jazz, and comical arrangements. In the Christmas program, shared with the vocal and dance departments, they performed songs that had been done by the Tabernacle Choir and the Philadelphia Orchestra. They participated in region competition and held Concerto Night, for which talented students had the oppor- tunity to solo with the orchestra. Mr. Newman devoted many hours to the or- chestra and school musical productions. 180 CONCERT ORCHESTRA: President. Robert Peter son: Vice President. Lori Eskelson: Secretary. Michelle Leslie: Librarian. Rachael Whitmore: Pierre Alley. Susan Anderson. Cindy Banham lanae Black. Marion Bonner. Barney Brockbank. Anita Carter. Cindy Chapman. Mary Kaye Chris- tensen. left Clayton. Dave Clements. Steve Craven, janet Cutler. |ill Davis. Rolfe Done. |ohn Denver. John Duffy. Lori Edwards. Lise Egan. Rochelle Evans. Mark R Fotherlngham Lois Francom. Paul Gardner. Lois Gatrell. Dave Glauser. Paul Gourley. Holly Hailes. Karl G. Hofmann. Mark Isaacson. Randolyn Jensen. Coleen lohnson. Gary lohnson Teri lohnson. Donna Jolley. Linda losle. Roland V. Kayser. Vernon Kirk. Richelle Larson. Ruth Leaf. Renee Letham. Karla Monsen. Carolyn Moore. Eliza- beth Nelson, lanis Nichols Kim Oakes. Holly Peterson. Kevin K. Petty. Colleen Pierce. Arita Recksiek Lauren Roblez Cathy Scott. Barbara Siddoway. Kathryn Smith. Tamalyn Stockton. Diana Straschewski. Cherllyn Tobler. Lawrence Tolley. Allan W. Tuttle. Brad Vombaur Earl Whitmore. Elaine Whitmore. Greg Workman. Julie Wright. Cindy Zimmerman. Kimber ly Zimmerman. 181 Concert Band During the school year, under the direction of Mr. Maury Newman, the Con- cert Band performed for the community as well as for the parents of the aspiring musicians. The Concert Band was a great asset in arousing student interest and ex- citement at the games and at the pep assemblies. The music that they played ranged from classical to contemporary. CONCERT BAND: President. Roland V Kayser: Vice President. Henry Vantlenderen: Secretary. Christy Woodland: Historian. Paul Warner: Librarian. Anita Recksiek: Pierre Alley. Paul Ball. Bryan Bacigalupo Ellen Cannon, Douglas Clark. Jeff Clayton. Larry Clubb. Scott Cook Steve Craven. Doug Cromar Scott Curtis. Jim Daly. R. Scott Dickson. John Duffy. Cynthia Duncan. Colinda Dyer Bob Egbert. John Elieson. Russell Ence Randy Fife. Melvin Fischer Liz Gardner Lois Gatrell. Dave Glauser. Paul Gour ley. Paul Green. Shellie Green. Kevin Flynn. Robert Harris. Tony Henderson. Mary Ann Hintze Mark Jacobsen. William D. Jacobsen Betty lensen. Dee Johnson. Dave Kadleck. Fred Kidston. Torsten Kun- kel. Mary Ann Losce Mary Luman. Carol Marshall Helen Marshall. Franklyn Matheson. Grant S. Necr ings. David Ostler. Richard Patterson. Heidi Peder sen. Holly Peterson. Robert Peterson. Kevin K. Petty Brent Roper. Paul Boyd Salin Sharon Sonntag Raymond Taggart. Lawrence Tolley. Clark Wardle. Tom Wilburn. Tom Wilcox. Darrel Woolley. Vivian Wright. 183 Stage Band And Madrigals STAGE BAND: President. Kevin K. Petty: Vice Presi- dent. Karl Hofmann; Publicity Manager. Scott Wall: Pierre Alley. Clyde Carpenter. Scott Cook. Jill Cot- trell. Steve Craven. |ohn Denver. Randy Fife. Dave Glauser Paul Green. Marvin Holman. Mark Isaac son. William D. Jacobsen Roland V. Kayser. Vernon Kirk. |anet Love Robert Parrish. Robert Peterson. Lawrence Tolley. Allan W. Tuttle. Henry Vanttend eren. Clark Wardle. Christy Woodland. Rand Zumbrunnen. 184 This year Madrigals appeared at a special concert at the U. of U.. and were the guests of the Composers' Guild of America. They were the featured chorus at the March of Dimes telorama. Another performing group, the Stage Band, per- formed in concerts, at dances, and in a jazz assembly. They played jazz and rock, occasionally playing original arrange- ments. At a jazz festival held at Olympus, the Stage Band won first place. They al- so performed at the Orange Coast jazz Festival, in California. MADRIGALS: Francie Allen. Reid Anderson. Daniel Baker. Robyn Bennett. Kathy Bliss. Robert Cummings Richard Davis. Melanie Dyer. Sylvia Fernley. Neal Hammond. Robert Harris. Steve Haslam. Steve Horton. Fred Kalt. Elaine Larsen. Shari Larsen. Christopher Taub. Connie Leonard. Kathy A. Lyon Peggy Manwlll. Lori Miller. Richard Nichol. Annette Phippen. Debbie Renstrom. Ryan Riches. Wendy Sandherg. Mark Slusser. Alicia Smith. Cindy Smith. Nancy Taylor. Patricia Wass mer. Michael Wlkstrom. 185 Concert Choir In conjunction with Provo High, the Concert Choir performed in an exchange program. Each school sang separately, then both combined and sang as one group. The Concert Choir were the special guests of Governor Rampton and were the featured chorus for his Christmas message and program for state employees. They were selected to sing at a joint con- cert with five other high schools at the U. of U. Mr. Glen Slight led the Concert Choir this year. 186 CONCERT CHOIR: Alice Aagard. Francie Allen. Annette An- derson. Reid Anderson. Brian Atkin Daniel Baker. Linda Ballard. Robyn Bennett. Nadine Bigler. Susan Bond. Heidi Borg Diane Brady. Brian Brimhall. Nancy Caldwell. Lou Ann Call, lolene Christensen, layne Chrlstopherson. Colleen Coker. Ann Coleman, Robert Cummings. Richard Davis. Debbie Delahunty. Lori Durham. Melanie Dyer. Susan Emery Karamea Evans. Warren Glad. Robert Harris. Steve Haslam. Blaine Hastings. Steve Horton. Kathy Irvine. Melinda Jaquier. Ian lensen. Judy Jensen. Randolyn jensen. Malee lergensen. Colleen Johnson. Teri lohnson. Suzan lones. Melinda Kalmar. Fred Kalt. Rod Kendall. Cheryl Larsen. Sherry Larsen lerilyn Larson. Kathy A. Lyon. Peggy Manwill. Russ Margetts. Franklyn Matheson. Michael Matheson. Shannon Melroy. Lori Miller. Dan Moss. Elizabeth Nelson. Richard Nichol. Brent Olsen. Scott Olsen. Sharon Owen. Rob Patterson Debbie Pearson Annette Phippen. Debra Pollet. Tammy Putnam Ryan Riches. Deb Robinson. Wendy Sandberg. Linda Schow Carol Ann Scoville. jana S. Sheffield Ian Shewell. Laurie Silver. Cindy Smith. Howard Sorensen. Mary- anne Stahl. Glenn Stone. Heather Summers. Barbara Swen- son. Nancy Taylor. Lucy Telford. lanlce Thomas. Myma Ure. Wendy Volz Ron Wailes. Tina Waldram. Patricia Wassmer. LayLyn Watts. Marjill Webb Louise Weidner Michael Wik strom. Christine Williams. Cherlyn Woolley. 187 All elections —studentbody officers, constitutional referendums. even dance royalty—were handled by the Election Committee, and that meant applications, fees, rules, primaries and finals. A Senate paper was prepared by the group and the student opinion polls that were taken this year were tabulated by the committee and published in the Thunderbolt. On election days the committee members, who were selected from applications and interviews, could be seen thumbing through lists of student names next to their star- spangled ballot boxes. ELECTION COMMITTEE: Chairman, left Ridges: David Asay. Laurel Dokos. lamie Hayden. Ben Innes. Brent Mabey. Marldin Mater. Kerrie McRae. Holly Mullen Dlann Pap. DouQlas Ray. Gaye Rogers. David Smith. Stacey Sweet. 189 PUBLICITY COMMITTEE: Chairman. Lucy Telford: Co-Chairman. Sylvia Fernley: Karl Buchanan. Becky Child. |an Hulbert. Ann Newman. Val Poulsen. leanne Scott. Patricia Strlngham. Nancy Taylor. ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE: Chairman. Nancy Taylor. CoChaIrman. Debbie Renstrom. Denise Callister. Cathie Hanes. Shannon Leach. Cory Lowder. Jeanlne McDonald. Carolyn 0 Brlen Amber Pleasants Mary Robinson. Glenn Romney. Bill Sershen. Leslie E. Wadsworth. 190 Publicity And Assemblies Certificate lettering, posters, gim- micks and calendars were part of publicity committee's assignment. Working direct- ly under the studentbody officers, the committee was the free advertising source for school and special events. Previewing student assemblies was the major role of the assembly committee, but it also produced the Homecoming as- sembly. and hosted a post-performance tea for the Utah Symphony. Special as- sistance was given to “Man of LaMancha and the )ohn Goddard programs. DRAMA CLUB: Advisor. Susan Burke; Presi- dent. Sandra Rodzon; Vice President, leanlne Thompson; Secretary. Debra Capson; Lori Beebe. Spence Bowthorpe. Mike Coombs Susan Emery. Barbara Godsey. Stott Howard Russ Isenburg. Joanna Johnson. Katherine Klekas. Marilyn Miller Belinda Moore Marinus Nielsen. Brent Wyatt. OGD: Advisor. Clyde Smith: President. Kent Merrell: Karl Bryner. Karl Buchanan. Mike Coombs. Randy Cummins. Ron Daniels. Kara mea Evans. Paula Garritson. Bob Linderman. Stephen Moore. Court Naumann. Arden Oliphant. Debbie Oyler. Dan C. Perry. Ramona Reymont. Gaye Rogers. Phil Sonntag 192 OGD And Drama Club Training students in the operation of a commercial art company and in the use of machines needed to do the work, was the Olympus Graphic Design, or OGD. The students designed and printed letterheads and envelopes for the company, and de- signed their own calling cards, letter- heads and envelopes. As an active group. Drama Club per- formed programs for elementary schools and hospitals, and worked with plays, melodramas, mono-acts and dialogues. They did readings and oratories at meets. 193 Drama Productions Taming of the Shrew was performed on the stage, in intimate theater. Despite Larry DeBirk's almost cutting his toe off with a sword. Susan Emery's falling off the stage. Gary Stoddard getting his tights caught on a nail during rehearsal, and Liz Barlow having her dress torn, the play still managed to run for four consecutive nights. Making sure that there was authenticity in the play, there were rock- like soft rolls and petrified meat. As well became some of the men of the time, leff Lowry provided an idea of what kind of men there were. 195 Making sure that the microphones were on. seeing that the lighting was correct, and helping with props on the stage were among the things of which the Stage Crew was in charge. They devoted extra time to school productions and extracurricular activities. The Stage Design class designed, built, and painted props for The King and I. Taming of the Shrew, and Once Upon a Mattress. They provided the scenery for all assemblies and pep rallies, and help- ed move sets. STAGE CREW: Advisor. George Barfuss: Manager. Kim Ewers: Scott Anderson. Ron Bayes. Brian lor gensen. Shannon Leach. Tim Majors. Paul Norden. Brent Olsen. Tony Schmidt. STAGE DESIGN: Advisor. Clyde Smith: Nancy Coulam. Kim Ewers Paula Garritson. Scott Johnson. Mark Kalmar Pam Koning. Stephen Moore. Debbie Oyler. Heidi Pedersen. Dan C. Perry. Sharon Sonntag. 197 Dance Club This year, the Dance Club performed at churches, and junior high schools, in- cluding Evergreen. Olympus and Central. The dance assembly featured boogie, lyrical and jazz dances. For the Christmas program, accompanied by the orchestra and the vocal music department, the club danced to three songs by Stevie Wonder. The dance concert, which was worked on for three months, was the highlight per formance of the Dance Club this year. DANCE CLUB: President Michelle Clark: Vice Pres! dent. Dawni Duffin: Secretary Diane Lefavor: Publicity. Shannon Melroy: Sponsor. Linda Black- ham. Kathy Adams. Teresa Allred Barbara Brown. Kelly Brown. Anita Buroess. Beth Butcher. Trudy Chlepas Sandi Crandell Mindy Duffin. Marianne Hansen. |an Hulbert. Carolyn Macfarlane. Diane Misaka. Heidi Pedersen Teri Rich. Debbie Kay Robison. Alice Schaar. Ann Silver. Karene Stewart Sabrina Stratton. Patricia Strlngham Deb Strong, leanine Thompson. Kathy Vorhees. Sherry Wagstaff. Shelley Waldram. Patti Webb. Debbie Yoshimura. 199 IER8NIVES IE«REnCI meXico 4 SPANISH CLUB: Advisor. Faun Westenskow: Presi- dent. Gary Stoddard: Senior Representative. Shan- non Melroy; Junior Representative Bridget Jarrell: Sophomore Representative Robert dc la Cruz: Tam my Abersold Marla Armour. Celeste Barker. Julie Blackham Wendy Cannon. Alice Dickerson. David Dickerson John Elleson. Susan Emery. Dona Evans. Janet Evans. Lisa Feight. Sylvia Fernley. lanna Fowkes. Tina Garrett. Lisa Glddlngs Anna Green. Tracy Gulnand. Sarah Hayes. Alan Hebertson. Melissa Hunt. Ginger lacobsen. Anne Leach. Charles Lee Renee Letham. Barbara Lyman. Marilyn Miller Pam Peay. Becky Petty. Peggy Nicholes. Debbl Nixon. Shelly Price. Rose Mary Rabago. Cindy Ray. Karen Redd. Ralph H. Redd. Shawna Redd. Cindy Robinson. Peggy Roper. Karen Samuelson. Pamela Saunders Mike Sershen. Steve Sims. Alicia Smith. Carol Stef fensen. Beth Sterner. Cherilyn Tobler. William Thomas. Flora Umana. LATIN CLUB: Advisor. Judith Davis: President Kyle Sutherland: Vice President Scott Lee: Secretary. Annette Phlppen: Historian. Tammy Putnam. Treasur er. Cathie Hanes: Julie Allred. Carolyn Bennett. Bonny Duncan. Leslie Emery. Paul Green Kathryn Krogh. Camille Nielson. Scott Pugh. Tom Smart. Richard Stevenson. Rebecca Van Dyck 200 Spanish And Latin Besides Spanish parties and dinners, the members of the Spanish Club had some unique learning and teaching experiences. Some of the members of the club had the opportunity to teach Mexican immigrants the English language. Formed to learn the customs and traditions of the ancient Romans, the Latin Club held their annual banquet, complete with plays, slaves, and togas. During the year, they had slave trades, festivals, and speakers on Latin literature. 201 K German And French Clubs Fondue parties, dances, songs and learning to cook French food were some of the activities of the French Club. During the Christmas holidays, they sang carols at the Cottonwood Mall. To acquire money for scholarships, the French Club sold perfume. As an active organization, the Ger- man Club had dinners and parties. Getting different cultures together, the German Club. French Club and Spanish Club held a combined Halloween party. German Club learned dances and had original costumes. 202 Vv hf 2' K V- GERMAN CLUB: Advisor. Wiiford Bruderer: Presi- dent. Tammy Abersold: Vice President. Karin L. Rohde: Secretary. Deon Davis: Advertiser. Doua Kofford: Valerie Bacloalupo. Marianne Brattos. Terri Breivik. Jim Brlmley. Lora lei Brockbank. Steve Carhart. Richard Cummings. Cheri Dicks. Weslyn Erickson. Debbie Evans. Blair Fenton. Jackie Gard- ner. Brett Gorder. Jeff Hodson. Jody Hofmann. Thomas R. Holbrook. Eric Jack. Rhonda Jenkins. Richard Kingston. Joan Kitchen. Katherine Klekas. Jamie Larsen. Stuart Lehnig. Pam Lllischkis. Ron Lindsey. Kathy Lofgren. Martine Mahoney. Suzette Martin Mark Megeath. Linda Meyer Tim Nieman. Martha Owens. Jon Padfield. Steven Pearson. Helen Pergler. John Reschke. Anna J. Richlns. Annette Spencer. Richard Wiman. Jeff Zenger. FRENCH CLUB: Advisor. Jacqueline Rona: President. Martine Mahoney: Vice President. Marcie Thomas: Co-Secretary-Treasurers. Rochelle Evans. Randolyn Jensen: Publicity. Susan Clark. Susan Baer. Karen Bardsley. Stephanie Beck. Barbara Blood. Sherrie Boyd. Deborah Brunner. Janet Burch. Dale Busath Julene Casper Carole Coe. Ruth Cornelius. Bruce Craven. Laurel Dokos. Bonny Duncan. Lisa Franzel. Cindy Fullmer. Christy Gord. Michelle Gowans. Tammy Green. Elaine Hale. John W. Harris. Jr.. Greg Henson. Niels Fredrick Jensen. Julie Johnson. Kristy Katsanevas. Roland V. Kayser. Lynne King. Michelle Leslie. Cindy Ludlow. Merla Lybbert. Ruth Lybbert Robert Maack. Monika Maas. Dave Megeath. Linda Meyer. Marcia Montgomery. Richard Nelson. Ray anne Nielson Carolyn Porter. Susan Quist. Lynda Roberts. Brad Soil. Richard Stevenson. Janet Stultz. KyleSutherland. KathyThompson. Cindy Zimmerman. 203 KEY CLUB: Advisor. Robert Uddiard: President Peter Cartwright .Vice President. Brent E. Mabey: Secretary. Mark Steffensen: Treasurer. Robert Cummings: Harold Adams. Bruce Ahlstrom. David Allred. Daniel Baker. Rod Barton. Robert Beardshall. Dan Billis Steve Carhart. Craig Criddle. Lynn Croft. Richard Cummings. Wally Earl. Bill Evans. Mark Glissmeyer Kent Coates. Douglas Hatton-Ward Richard Hauert. Mark W. Johnson Ben Jones. Mark Kalmar. Mark S. Layton. DaleLivlngston. Bruce Mabey. MikeMangum. Michael Matheson. Bob McCullough. Paul McMurray. Ron Messlck. Stephen Moore. Brent Nelson. David Roper. Russell Wright. DECA: Advisor. Lois Anderson: Co-Presidents. Mark Herzog. Scott Breen. Co Vice Presidents. Lynn Hor rocks. Larry DeBirk: Co-Secretaries. Trudy Pulos. Glenda Gibson. Historian. Ann Newman; Members of the marketing classes. 204 Performing many services this year, the Key Club sponsored the sub-for-Santa breakfast, and sponsored a family for Christmas. They volunteered at Camp Kostopulos for the special fall, winter and spring Olympics, held for handicapped children. In the spring. Key Club went to a convention. Another club at Olympus was DECA —Distributive Education Clubs of America. DECA had activities ranging from selling tickets to The King and I , to holding a fashion show for mothers and daughters. There was a National DECA Convention, held in Chicago. 205 Although they were strictly male chauvinists, the Mountain Club managed to hold many adventuresome weekends. They had winter camps, and learned the art of building snowcaves. Being ecology minded, the Mountain Club gathered to- gether in large groups to avoid the loss of energy. Operating as a student bank, the Credit Union gave students the oppor- tunity to take care of their financial af- fairs at school. From the interest of de- posits. they awarded scholarships. Mountain Club, Credit Union MOUNTAIN CLUB: Advisor. Robert Llddlard: Presi- dent Steve Carhart: Vice President. Snead Hem Byron Barker. Robert Clark. Mike Davis. Steve Fotherlngham. Thomas Foulger. Chris Hansen. Jon Hansen. Robert Hansen. Kim Hawkins Phil Holmes Tom Kendrick. Lane Lasrlch. Mike Maloney. Kent Mederhauser. Kurt Niederhauser. Arden Ollphant. Mark Schnellar. Ben Sewell. Tom Smart. Matt War ren. Paul Winder. Kent Winter CREDIT UNION: Advisor. Susan Chadwick. President Scott Manoum: |ohn Elieson. Mark Gllssmeyer. Tom Kendrick. Connie Leonard. Kathy Sheppard. 206 Red Cross, FHA The lunior Red Cross, affiliated with the American Red Cross, donates funds obtained throughout the year. They had a fund raising day. a drawing, and went from class to class collecting money. During the holidays, girls involved with the Future Homemakers of America contributed to the Christmas boutique. There was a spring fashion show, with girls modeling clothes that they had made. FHA had an ice skating party, and in- vited beauticians to talk about personal grooming and vocations in cosmetology. JUNIOR RED CROSS: President Mark Steffensen: Marianne Brattos. Jean Campanam Susan Clark Blair Fenton. Alyson Foulger Bonita Gubler Cathie Hanes. Joseph Haymore. Brent E. Mabey. Ron Messick Becky Payne Karen Potter. David Tate Carlene Vincent. Cindy Vincent. FHA: President. Connie Hogge: Vice President. Denise Call: Secretary. Linda Rich: Historian. Tracy Han sen: Cindy Anderson. Melissa Capson. Melinda Christensen. Terri Curtis. Lori Eskelson. Renee Evans Catherine Foote. |odi Glllis. Jodi Glissmeyer. Suzanne Hansen. Kim Harwood. Jody Hofmann Judy Kcsler Patrice Madson. Kathy Reich. Chris tine Roennebeck. Vicki Sheffield. Barbara Soren sen. Barbara Swenson. L. Renee Trevithick. Vicki Waldroup. 209 CHESS CLUB: Advisor. Richard Allred: President. Rand Zumbrunnen: Vice President. Henry Van Tienderen: Gary Blaylock. Boyd Ferguson Kent lorgensen Michael Matheson. Ron Messick Rich- ard Stevenson. David Woodberry. 210 Chess, Vocational Woodwork Practicing the game of chess on a regular basis, members of the Chess Club could usually be found in the library. The object of this game is to defend your king, and to outwit your opponent in strat- egy. The Chess Club had a full schedule, playing with other schools at meets. Students involved in the Vocational Woodwork class had the experience of building a house. They worked in con- junction with other vocational classes in the furnishing and selling of the home. 211 Pegasus Complete with candles, robes, painted faces, and sound effects, the Pegasus staff performed a parody of Vachel Lind- sey's The Congo . Pegasus sponsored a photography contest, and the movie Anne of the Thousand Days. To acquire creative inspiration, the staff went to the zoo. and to a Japanese art museum. While writing, they were usually enter tained by music. In their literary maga- zine. the Pegasus staff wrote poetry, short stories, and plays. Included in the magazine was a record and a poster. Diane Ktherinuton Advisor Knticri Parrish Co Editor Wendy Alvey Spence Howthorpe Business Editor Nancy Coulam Susan Grant LuKaye Lewis Wendy Nelson Robyn Russell Alan L. Stoddard Gary Stoddard Cindy Tingley Publicity Editor Music Editor 212 Ti Book The Ti Book. Olympus High's student directory, was worked on diligently dur- ing the summer. It was under the super- vision of Mr. Richard Crocker and Deidre Horrocks that this handbook was put to- gether. A problem that the staff faced was that of name corrections. When names were posted in the trophy case, no one took any notice of them. Despite this problem, there was more interest on the part of the Ti Book staff because of the willingness to check and recheck student names, addresses, and numbers. Deidre Horrocks Wendy Clark Editor Thunderbolt Thunderbolt Olympus Highs news- paper. contained editorials and special features such as Love Kisses, and Rock Garden. Articles covered current events, sports, and activities happening around the school. Realizing the buying power of students, merchants ran advertisements in the newspaper. Providing for more efficiency, the Thunderbolt staff received a typesetter. Typesetting is part of a new program called Vocational Communi- cation Careers. Annette Curtis Editor Marla Armour Mark Ross Robert Anderson Paul Archer Associate Editor Managing Editor Editorial Editor News Editor Susan Clark Business Manager Paul Gourley Photographer Karen Knight Feature Editor Mark Robie Sports Columnist Richard Patterson Photographer ✓ 215 Odyssey Mice scampering across the floor, incredible heat pouring out daily, and working in a seemingly two-by-four room were some of the things that the Odyssey staff had to put up with. Layouts having to be redone, class sections relettered, and photos reprinted brought about ar- guments over assignments. Despite the late nights, hard work, sharp words, frustrations, and criticism, most of the staff members really did give a damn. (Don't Swear!) 216 Iohn Shewell Advisor Grant Sorenson Editor Sylvia Melos Associate Editor Marie Bills Business Manager Mike Davis Photographer Wendy Easton Artist Alan Hebertson Layout Editor Mike S. lowers Photographer Anna Richins Layout Brian L. Twede Head Photographer 217 i:!Inrt lias been made to provide, a unique and oKlgtnai bonk The '74 odyssey has avpidetl becoming a photo album: instead, it has tried to present a re- freshing. lively look at the events and happenings of the school year. Thematically it makes no attempts at definition: it simply states and contrasts distinct forces that influence an individual’s life. The only ulterior motive is to provoke some self thought. Our appreciation is given to the competent staff that survived the pains of Odyssey s publication A special thanks to |ohn A. Shewed and his insistence for quality and dedication, at times to our distresses, hut greatly appreciated in the long run. Also, a thanks for his ounce of understanding and vast tolerance of one possessed by the lfimm’s. : 5mm s. 70mms flats, scopes. Fox’s. 2001‘s of motion picture. In the photographic field acknowledgement is made to Don Blair and t.ynis Aldous for their contributions. A special thank you to John Telford for his photo professionalism that helped so much. A final thank you goes to led Kirkmeyer for providing stills from the various films depicted, and to each company that produced them: MGM. Universal, and Walt Disney Productions. odyssey 74 will he the only record of the year for many: and. therefore, it has tried to he all in elusive. It has combined the fantastic with the real to achieve its purpose -a comment worthy of its name. ODYSSEY. Editor hi It is not growing like a tree In bulk, doth make man better be; Or standing long an oak, three hundred year, To fall a log at last, dry, bald, and sere: A lily of a day Is fairer far in May, Although it fall and die that night; It was the plant and flower of light. In small proportions we just beauties see; And in short measures, life may perfect be. — Ben lonson In memory of Gil Madson class of 1974 Richard Tingey class of 1973 221 Index Aagard, Alice 49,187 Abersold, Tammy 49,200,203 Adama, Ann 33 Adams, Ellen 33,172 Adams, Harold 33, 159, 204 Adams, Kathy 17,199 Adams, Nanette 33 Adams, Wendy 49,75 Ahlstrom, Bruce 49,126, 204 Aiken, Greg 17,139 Akre, John 33 Alder, Nancy 17 Allen, Debbie 33 Allen, Don 113 Allen, Francie 49, 185,187 Alley, Charles 33,143 Alley, Laurel 49 Alley, Pierre 49,150,181, 183, 184 Allred, David 17,22,20 Allred, Joyce 49 Al Ired, Julie 200 Allred, Richard 11 ,210 Allred, Rochelle 33 Allred, Teresa 17, 00 AlmstedL Ker istedL. Kerry'31 187 5 Almste Alvey, Amann, Michael 33,146 — r Ames, Mike 33 Ames, Tom'17 AmyT Baxbna 33 And Wj $Vryl 17 Andc son, Alan 16,17 Anderson, Annette Anderson, Andersoi And A Anderebn, Jan 33 Anderson, Jed 1 Ander Anders Anderson. Anderson, Margy 'V-dP Anderson. Mark 33 Anderson iw helle 17 Anderson Vatty 17 Anderson, Peggy 49 Anderson, Rei Anderson, Ro Anderson, Scolt 197 Anderson, Steve 33,136,155 Anderson, Susan J7, Anderson, Te Aoki, Joi 17 Aposhian, Richard 1 Archer, Paul 33, j Armour, Marla Arnold, Jerry 49, Asay, Dale 33,159 Asay, David 189 Asay, Grant 17 Ashworth, Julia 122 Ashworth, Randy 17 ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE 190 Athens, Bill 49 Athens, Dean 17 Athens, Nick 17 Atkin, Brian 49,187 Atkin, Korey 17 Austin, Debbie 17 Avcrett, Debbie 49 B Baadsgaard, Brent 33 Baadsgaard, Iris 17 Bacigalupo, Brian 183 Bacigalupo, Valerie 203 Baer, Jacki 49 Baer, Susan 17,203 Baggaley, Susan 33 Baggaley, Thane 136 Bagley, Joiyn 33,172 Bagiev, Robert 49 Bagiev, Steve 49 Baker, Bruce 17 Baker, Daniel 49,185, 187,204 Baker, Sharon 49 Bale, Keith 17 Ball, Kristv 33,78,172 Ball, Paul 33,183 Ballard, Linda 49,187 Banham, Cindy 17,181 Banks, Debby 17 Bitrher, Lisa 17 Bardsley, Karen 17, 203 Barfuss, George 119, 139, 142, 144, 197 Barker, Byron 206 Barker, Celeste 17,200 Barker, Cory 49 Barker, Jeff 49 Barker, Scott 33,150 Barlow, David 17 Barlow, Liz 33,195 Barnett, Cheryl 49 Barnhart, Kevin 33 Barrell, Jeff 49 Barron, Leslie 17 Barth, Del mar 120 Bartholomew, Grant 49 Bartlett, Anita J. 17 Barton, George 121 Barton, Jill 49 Barton, Rod 49, 1,1 Barton, heila 33 B FJtfftL 154 p. i?WALL 140 ‘V an, Brad 49 Bates, Margo 1 1 Baxter, Barr ffcy33 Baxter, Brent 146, 147 andy 49 £7 0- Ron 197 CS hall, Roi� :rr 48, 49, 126,130, 0 oranc pc BrejJl Bond, Kenny 35 Bond, Susan 50,187 Bone, Martin 50 Bonner, Marion 50, 181 Booth, Ryan 51,127, 136, 146,149 Borg, Heather 18 Borg, Heidi 51,168.187 Borgmeicr, Curtis 51 Bostrom, Don 51, 136, 158, 159 Bouck, Laurie 34 Bowen, Bradford 19 Bower, Kevin 51 Bowers, Nancy 50 Bowman, Brad 50 Bowthorpe, Spence 50, 152, 192, 212 Bowthorpe, Todd 18 Bovd, Sherrie 19,203 Boyle, Brad 50,72 Bradley, John 34 Bradley, Pam 19 Bradshaw, John 34, 71 Brady, Diane 50, 130,187 Brady, Steve 19, 144 Brammer, Linda 35 Brattos, Jane 19 Marianne 50, 203, 209 cott 204 , Richard 35 Breivik, Steven 19 ✓Bre R Terri 51, 203 Beclr; Jane BcA, Si -Stephanie 17, 203_ Becltfr, Lauralee fteckmann, MarkAlV 192 Vj Belnafc, Jeff 1 lk-Lnijm Steve 33 Vn 113 ich, John 50 Bennett, Bennifet VKutf is 33 � 127, 2 BvnAAJ ¥obyn 50,185,18 Bensdh, Denise 33 LA Brett 51,136 UnSwer, Rutji 123 BrewstciV ork 35 BrewsterAewv 19 |ter, Renee 35 Holly 51 . Brian 54,89, 148, 187 J Brimlev. 8r xl AW V35, 181 7Brt ki t Ikoralei 35, 203 Brotmeck, 19 .Bronson, Reed 5 Broome, K tv'l 9 Ala Ml Barbara 50, 199 Beckv 35 .... Bev3S BAwn, Carolyn 35 Brwm, Doug 19 CO! taste Benson, Geora BensoiL Bentley {Dw5e 17 Benvegnu, Craig Bercntzen, Llovd Berg, BilL3$ Berg Mary ane 50 Bergman, Anita 33,174 Berlin, Laurie 50 Bernards Jill 33 Berndt, Bilan 17 Bernhisel, Scott 17 Bernston, Valena 116,172 Berry, Lee Ann 17 Best, Patricia 33 Bestor, Phitl 33 Beuk, Raymond 33 Bevan, John 51,136 Beyale, Marietta 51 Bigler Angela 33 Bigler, Laura 51 Bigler, Nadine 51,127,187 Bilet-n, Laverna 51 Blllis, Chervl 33 Billis, Dan 50,127,204 Bills, Luanne 50 Bills, Clint 155 Bills, Marie 33,217 Birch, Terri 33 Bird. Alan 17 Bird, Brad 17,189 Bishop, Doug 111 Bishop, Mark 33 Bjarnson, Kathleen 33 Black, Janae 18,181 Black, Lisa 34,174 Black, Lori 33 Black, Richard 18 Blackham, Julie 18,200 Blackham, Linda 116,199 Blackham, VcrNon 116,199 Blair, Becky 34 Blaylock, Gary 34,210 Bliss, Kathy 50,168, 185, 187 Blodgett, Jill 34 Blood, Barbara 18,203 Bohn, Sharon 18 o; SE own, Doug 50 ■rown, Douglas E. 50 Brown, Gary 34 Brown, Janna 123 Brown, Jay 1 Brown, Joe 15 Brown, Kelly Bfcewn, Leslie 19 Brown, Michael 35 Brown, Nelson 35 Brown, Steve 19 Browning, Keith 19 Bruderer, Wilford 11, 203 Brunner, Deborah 19, 203 Bryan, Cheri 19 Bryant, Dennis 146,147 Bryant, Mark 155 Bryner, Karl 192 Buchanan, Jan 19 Buchanan, Karl 50,190,192 Buchanan, Ruth 19 Buckmiller, David 50,127 Bulkley, Esther 35 Bullock, Tim 19 Bult, Linda 34 Burch, Janet 34, 203 Burke, Susan 111,192 Burdette, Debbie 51 Burdette, Walt 19 Burgess, Anita 34,174,199 Burke, Mike 136 Burke, Mike 19,139 Burmestcr, Fred 19,144 Burton, Loren 107 Burton, Patrick 35 Busath, Dale 19,203 Bushnell, Lisa 35 Butcher, Buth 35,199 Butler, Cass 51,136,159 Butler, Jacqueline 113 Buzzo, Tracy 35 Caldwell, Gayla 19 Caldwell, Nancy 51,187 Calkins, Leslee 51 pv 1 Call, Cindy 19 Call, Debbie 35 Call, Denise 34, 209 Call, Lou Ann 51,177,187 Callister, Denise 50,190 Camp, Charlene 50 Camp, Curt 150 Campanaro, Jean 34, 209 Campbell, Cl eve 34 Campbell, Clyde 35 Campbell, Kim 50 Campbell, Kristy 19 Campbell, Sunni 35 Cannon, Ellen 35,183 Cannon, Wendy 19,200 Capson, Debra 32,34, 126,192 Capson, Melissa 19, 209 Carhart, Steve 50,68,69, 126,179, 20 04, 206 Carlston. Anne 34 Carpenter, Clyde 34, 148, 152,153, 184 Carpenter, David 19 Carpenter, Kathleen 34, 85,174 Carr .Benji 35 Carter, Anita 35,168,181 Carter, Trisha 50 Cartwright, Peter 78,126,130,157, 159, 204 Casper, Julene 35, 203,174 Cazier, Chris 35 Chadwick, Susan 75,115, 206 Chamberlain, Kathryn 115 Champnevs, Shauna 35 Chandler, Christine 50 Chapman, Cindy 35,181 Chappell, Mike 19,139 Chase, Donna 35,174 Chatwin, Lorraine 51 Chaus, Gus 51,143, 155 CHEERLEADERS, J.V. 73 CHEERLEADERS, VARSITY 74 Chernik, Liz 51 CHESS CLUB 210 Chiba, Lisa 19 Child, Becky 19,190 Child. David 35 Child, Elizabeth 19 Childs, Gloria 19 Childs, Greg 19 Childs, Jeff 35 Chlepas, Dean 136,155 Chlepas, Trudy 51, 199 Chriatensen, Ann 35 Christensen, Craig 35 Christensen, David 34 Christensen, Gara 35 Christensen, Gerald 119 Christensen, Jolene 51,179,187 Christensen, Mary 35 Christensen, Mary Kaye 34,168, 179,181 Christensen, Melinda 19,209 Chriatensen, Steve 34 Christensen, Cyndee 50 Christiansen, Dale 19,150 Christison, Bob 19 Christopherson, Jayne 50,187 Chytraus, Suzy 50 Clark, Alan B.’ 19 Clark, Dale 19 Clark, Douglas 50,183 Clark, Greg 34 Clark, Herald 19 Clark, Lisa 19 Clark, Michelle 50,199 Clark, Robert 50,152, 206 Clark, Susan 34, 203, 209, 215 Clark, Wendy 51, 213 Clatterbuck, Alison 19 Clayton, Jeff 34, 181,183 Clements, Dave 51.126,181 Cline, Janice 51 Clubb, Larry 35,183 Cluff, Margaret 19 Clugston, Judy 35 Cochran, Karen Ann 51 Cockrell, John 19 Cockrell, Tamra 51 Coe, Carole 19, 203 Coker. Colleen 50,187 Coleman, Ann 50,187 Coleman, Cathy 50 Coles, LeAnn 50 Collett, Cyd 35,174 Collett, Mark 50 Collett. Richard 19.146 Collins, Lowell 35 222 Collopy, Marie 34 Combes, William 34,155 CONCERT BAND 182 CONCERT CHOIR 186 CONCERT ORCHESTRA 180 Conley, Shannon 35 Conrad, Ed 19 Cook, Gayla 50 Cook, Scott 35, 183,184 Coombs, Mike 51,192 Cope, Kevin 35 Cope, Sarah 35,172 Cordery, Brad 35,136 Cornelius, Ruth 34,174, 203 Cottrell, Jill 34, 174, 184 ' Coucher, Patty 51 Coulam, Ann 111 Coulatn, Nancy 51, 126,197, 212 Cowan, Barbara 19 Cox, Verl 120 Cracraft, Kelly 19 Craadell, Sandl 34,73,199 Crapo� Sharon 113 Craven, Bruce 19,179,203 Craven, Steve 51,179,181,183,184 CREDIT UNION 207 Creer, Christine 19 Criddle, Craig 34,72,136,159, 204 Criddle, Doug 19,136,146,147,155 Crocker, Richard 115 Croft, Lynn 51,204 Crofts, Kim 19,139 Cromar, Brad 19 Croraar, Doug 52,150,183 Cross, Betsey 35 CRt Culver, Sandra 19 ■ Cummings, Kim 19 Cummings, Richard 19,203,204 Cummings, Robert 52, 126,176,185, 187,204 Cummins, Randy 52,192 Currey, Jan 35 Curtis, Annette 52,126,130,215 Curtis, Kevin 19 Curtis, Martin 19 Curtis, Scott 35,183 Curti.'-, Terri 19. 2Q9 ajfg? Cushing, William 35 Cutler, Janet 35,181 D DEC A 204 Daily, Joseph 52 Daley, Jalane 19 Dallin, Colleen 108 Dalton, Mark 35 Dalton, Sandra 35,174 Daly, Jim 53, 183 Daniels, Janet 19 Daniels, Kathy 19 Daniels, Mike 53 Daniels, Ron 53,7s, 192 Dansie, Kevin 53 Daurelle, Ray 53,179 Davidson, Kim 53 Davis, Christine 15 Davis, Clifton 122 Davis, Deon 35, 21)3 Davis, Jill 35,174,181 Davis, Judy 111, 20«) Davis, Larrv 35, 159 Davis, Mike 36, 206, 217 Davis, Richard 52,185, 187 Duy, Ronald 36 157,158,159 Day, Scott 19 Dean, Colleen 14 . Dean, Craig 3 DeBirk, Larry 52,85,195,204 Dehm, Barbara 36 De la Cruz, Robert 19, 159,200 Delahunty, Debbie 52,187 DeMoss, Richard 113 Denison, Kathy 36 Denver, John 36, 181,184 Derbidge, Janet 52 Derrick, Layne 36 Derrick, Roger 36 Desmond, Michelle 19 DeVries, Marilyn 52 Dew, Becky 36,174 DeWaal, Tammy 19 Diamond, Betty 111 Dickerson, Alice 19,200 Dickerson, David 19,200 Dicks, Cheri 203 Dickson, Janis 36,172 Dickson, R. Scott 36, 83 Dimond, Julie 53 Dixon, Bonnie 53 Dixon, Mark 36 w. Dokos, Laurel 19,189,203 Dolan, Bill 19 Dolan, Edward 3' Dolezal, Miko _ Donaldson, Dana 19 Done, Phillip 19,,159 Done, Rolfc 53,181 Done Ison, Denise 19 Dowsctt, Brian 53 oc DRAMA CLUB 19$§ DRAMA PRODUCTION .194 Driggs, Wairen53 . Drury, Scot 36,136,159 Duff, Phillip 36 Duffin, David 20 Duffin, Dawni 52| 199 Duffin, T. James 52 Duffin. Mindy 3«), 73.199 Duffy, John 52.181.183 Duncan, Bonny 20, 200,203 Duncan, Cynthia 36,183 Dunmire, Sus.m 20 Dunn, Kathy 36 Durham, Lori 52,187 Durkec, Dexter 36 Durrani, Marie 52 Duzctt, Lori 36,174 Dyer, Colinda 36, 174,183 Dyer, Melanie 185,187 Eardley, Don IDS Earl, Wally 53,204 Easton, Mark 53 Easton, Wendy 36,217 Eckersley, Jean 36 Eckersley, John 20 144 Eddie, Elaine 36 Bdman, Paul 20 Edwards, Cindie 36 Edwards, Cindy 36,168 Edwards, Jodie 20 Edwards, Lori 20,181 Egan, Headier 20 Egan, Lise 20,181 Egbert. Bob 53,183 Egelund, Debbie 20 Eggleston, LeAnnc 53 Ehlera, Bret 20 EK-hcrs, Bradley 36,142 Eidc, Carol 53 EinfeldOteff 36 Einfcldt, Tim -20,144,-J55 j fttenstamg Wallace 20' f:'i Ekker, Ann 20 ELECTION COMMITI EE 189 El it son, John 183,200,206 Ellefsen, Nancy 36 Ellington, DuvidS3 Ellis, Barr 52 Ellis, John 52 Ellis, Mary Ann 20 Ellis, Mike 36 EUison, Doug 36 Emery, Judy 36 Emery, Kathy 52 Emcrv, Leslie 20,200 Emery, Susan 52,127,129,168,187, 192,195,200 Empcy, Mark 36 Enipev, Scott 20 Ence, Russell 36,143,176,183 Engh, edward 20 Engh, Mark 20,139 English, Robert 36 Ensign, Brent 5? Ensign,'T.inda 20 Btnckson, Kamet 20 Erickson, Weslyn 53 127, 203 Bricson, Kathy 20 Ericson, Kim 20 Ei k.son, Steve 53,152 Erskine, Da an 20 Erskine, Diane 36 Erskine, Jerry 20 Ertel, Williumj86,136,155 Esch, Frederick 91,119 Eskelson, Lori 36,181, 209 Esplin, Laree 20 Etherington, Diane 111,212 Evanhoff, David 36 Evans. Bill 53,159.204 % Evans, Cathy 20 jj? Evans, Dcfcblo 20 Evans, Debbie 36,203 Evans, Dona 53,16-5,200 Evans, Janet 36,200 Evans, Karamea 53,177,179,187, 192 Evans, Renee 36, 174, 209 Evans, Rochelle 37� 174,181,203 Evans, Ron 52 Evans, Tracey 20 Eves, Tammy 20 Ewers, Kathy 20 Ewers, Kim 52,197 F F.H.A. 219 Fairbanks, Kent 20 Fairbanks, Kim 37 Farrell, Ken i 20,142,160 Farrell, Pat 70, 119 Feather stone, Myra 20 Height, Lisa 20«) Felstead, Spencer 20 Felt, Jim 70,1J9 Fenton, Blair 52, 203,209 Ferguson, Ann 37 Ferguson, Boyd 52, 72, !2 , 210 Ferguson, Michele 37. 17-1 Feralev, Svlvia 52,78, 85,129, 130� 185; 187.190,200 Feulner, Ron 20 Fcurer, Sylvia 52 Fife, Randy 37,18 3,184 Findley. Richard 53 Finley, Jeff 53,127, 143 Fisher, Karen 53,78 Fischer, Melvin 183 Fjeld, Alan 116 Fieisch, Mike 37 Fleming, Ci Fleming, Jim 37 i-4etcher, Lorec 20 Fletcher, Tcnya 37 Floor. Callie 20 Fiyro, Kcllv 159 Flynn, Kevin 159.183 Holland, Lorin 113 Folsom, David 20,13‘ Folsom, Denise 20 FOOTBALL 134 Foote. Catherine 37, Foote. Kent 37,136, L ord. Cherril 20 F? %r,Uv: , Bruce 37 ius, Chervl 37 Mark R. 179, 181 ..am, MikeJ. 37 h. m, Steve S3, 1 9, 206 ■JP V.yson 16.21.209 Foulggr, Thomas 206 Fournier, Andrea 21 Fowkes , Jamr 21,200 Powler. Pa da 37,168 21 :37,150 :;mt Lois 37,181 21, Lisa 21,203 Frederick, Tamara 21 i Tehncr, Dennis 21 FRENCH CLUB 202 Fryer, Brenda 37.; Fryer. r.niLi 57, 174 Fryer, Steve 53,160 Fudge■, Linda 37 Fullmer, Cindy 37, 203 Fullmer, James 37 Gabrys, Bonnie 53 Gardner, Jackie 21, 203 Gardner, Molly 37 %V - Gardner, Liz 37,183 Gardner, Paul 37, 159,181 Gaddner, Skip 52 Gaxtf, Lorna 52 Garrett, Leslie 21 - •Garrett, Norma 37 Garrett, Scott 52 Garrett, -Tina 37, 200 Garrison, Lee Ann 21 Garritson, Paula 52,192, 197 Gatrell, Lois 181,183 Georgopoulos, Andrea 37 Gerber, Steven 52 GERMAN CLUB 202 Gerrard, Kristy 21 Gcrrard. Susan 21 Gerzeli, Pam 21 Gibbs, M-inv 37,136 Gibson, Gail 21 Ctbson, Glenda 204 Gibson, Jim 21 Gibson. Michele 37 Gibson, Robert 21 Giddings, Lisa 21,200 Giddlngfi, Lutlier 53.127 Gif fin, Kent 53,126 Gilbert, Brendu 21 Gilbert, Debra 37 Giles, Jeanette 37 Gillespie, Leisa 53 Gill is, Jody 53.209 Gillman, Sterling 53 GIRLS' SPORTS 162 Glad, Warren 53, IS7 Glade, Jeff 21 Glade, Kevin 37,143 Ol a ml i. Dave 85 Glaittli, Gary2l Glaittli, Steve 37 Glasgow, Russell 37 Glauser, Dave 52,75,179,181, 183, 1st Glazier. Mike 21 Glenn, Bart 21 Gllasmever, Jodi 52.126, 129, 209 CUssinevcr, Mark 52,78,143,176, 204, 206 Glore, Diane 21 Goaslind, David 37, 150 Goaslind, Tat 52 Goates. Kent 32,37.143.204 Goates, Wavnc 108 Goddard, Gail 52 Godsev. Barbara 37. 192 Goffe, Brad 37 Goffe, Debbie 21 Oogg, Terl 21 GOL F 161 Goodfellow, Bret 21 146 7,2« %• ,14n 159 Goodrich, Cary 53 Goodrich, Mark 21 liord, Christy 21,203 Gorder, Brett 38, 203 Gordon, Brad 21 ’TJough, Dave 53 ;h, Roger 39 ov, George 116 Oburlcy, Paul 39,181,183, 215 Cowans, Chrfs 53 Gowans, ‘leneHe 21,203 Graham, Cfeinna 38 Grant, Su-a 53, 126,212 Gr.r.. | -nn ISO Greaves, j .bn 37,136, 159 Greaves, Richard 53,126,155 Green, Anna 21, 200 Green, Anr. tta 21 Green, C.hri 37,174 Green. Claudia 53 Green, Paul 37,71,78,183.184,200 Green, Sam B. 21,139 Green, Sheltlo 183 ’Green, Tammy 21, 203 firey, Gothard 38.126,203 Grider, Mike 54,136 Grinin, R i 38 Grinncll,|)avid 21 v Groendyke, R ick 38, 136$$ Gronning, Mary Ann 38 Grover, MerrK 'e 54 GuWer. fabnita 21.7 H iinand, Tracy 21,200 Guntk rsen, Clark 54 Gunderson. Karl 21 Kmdersen, Roger 21 Gunderscn, Sam 39 Gunn, Jolene 21 Gunnell, Karen 39 Gustafson, Danny 39 Gygi, Barhara 54 Gygi, Korene 38 H _ Hadlev, Cindy S4 Hadley, Heidi 38 Hadlev, Lori 21 Hailes, Holly 38,174,18) Hale. Elaine 22.203 Hale, Robert 54 Hale, Scott 22 Hale, Sharon 55 223 Kolovich, Johnson, Brett 23,159 Johnson, Brett 23,159 Jolmsor. SS, 127,129, 1 1 Johnson, Colleen 55, 187 Johnson, Dec 38, 143,183 Johnson, Edward 38 Johnson. Gary 38,146, l8l I Hofmann. Kramer, Marsha Krnntz, Sue 41 Krec, Nancy 24 'rj| 4iathryn 2 J-Akel, Torsten . Haioftv rtd, r6ear5S, i sJ, Hancock, Kevin 22 Han ock, Mark 55 Handy, Stuart 25, L69,j 44 •jHanes, Cathie 55 78 4 6, r 190,200,209 ( 1 Hanks, Jolene 54 v— Hansen, Chris 54, 206 Hansen, Jon 206 Nansen. Lennv 54 Han4t n{ LmAe 38 HanJen, xfl. Yi j}e 38, 174 Hansen, Mark 38,143 Hansen, Robert 54, 206 .Hansen, Suaanne 39, 209 jHansen, Tom 23 Lin sen, p ly45442(1 -. rlardcastfe. Hardy, Stevctf 54 Hargreaves, Brent 23 Hturman, hll 22 ' HaX1o 7Te 4lvl22 J h|s .. Johnson, jeff 2f, 146 Jolmson, Joanna 22, 192 Jolfn$on.Jotmne |5 Johnson, Kevin 22 Johnson Lisa 22 Tamixjurne, Kobvn 56 L.'.mont. Tom 57 I.oMore.iux, Alan 24 Landvatter, Bonnie 123 I.angc, Brian 41,148 J nge, I jSi I ij igton, CiTiX Tar sen, (TTFryTS?, 1® I«irsen. Cindy 57 J Larsen, Cindv 40 larsen, Elaine 57. LAS, re,S5;?77, 21 l.arscn, K.iChryn Larsen, Nona 111 LarseA Paaj 5 . HorfOcks, Deid riorrock.-, Lvnn Steve 55 MiMKison, ! Harwur.:, Kim5 20' LW jr hgftJl % slam, Jim 22 slam, Steve 55,17(5, isna, Kathy 3 (i 91piw' .BJain� 55, li BwTi. Stott 39 pvwrth, Elaine ($9 Julie 23 ■icnbrucJc; Steve 54 Jon-Wa d, ©duglas 23,204 Bert, RichardIM, 159, 204 PKias,ji' imBi� 206 S Larr% ( Ivkins, Sherri 23 j lycock, Richard 54. 148 A ycqck, Sharyn 38 '1 Hi i, Cvmthia aJ Hugh Kelly 169 Hue' -t Ricbarer Kevin HultvrrlV 54, 190, 199 Hul v r, (Kri -j + 54 tiuttf-� Ch«to ®8 HunfjVMart 22.U59 Ht4nt, cl]8|a 2-200 Hut Lee, Charles 24, 200 Lee, Rose Ann 24 Lee, Scott 24,139, 41 200 Lehmer. usle 24 Lehnig, Stuart 24, 203 LeHolm, Marie 111 Lerfhaxti, Connie 57, 185,18 Havdt Jw ‘0p4, fall 1 sjjfj r Hhy«K,l .J3 Hayes, Marcia 55 Hayes. Sarah 22, 200 B HaymoRd, L'A-cd 38 36 HavyiyHc. pa id 22 - Havmoix, losp h 54, 12C, 2) Havnie, l;Vnnj 22 Hayward, Betty 115 I nebertson, Alan 3fit''2vC,2l Heltman, Bruce 38 Homcnwav, Janitor 39 urst, Polly Pa 38 ITvimp. V-T' Isa csOn, Mark 38,18 Isenburg, Russ 5S, 19: KcdlUflgOiftt laryAnril Kelly, LaMar 116 Kendall, Christine 40 Keadidl. llianne 22 Kendall, 22 Lewrh, Cheryl 41 Lewis, Debra 41 Lewis, James 24 Kj-ndall, Susan ijb Kendrick, Chuck 40,159 Kendrick, Tom 206 PKor r al Ka rvlee lJbW Judy I Kesselring, KEY CLUB 203 4 Kiddle, Carolyn 4l Kiddle, Marilyn -U kidston, Fred 411183 Lewis, Me 1 atw jcrrri iV Liddell, Anita 57 Liddell, Eydie 24 LidJiard, Robert 120, 204, LUlfschkisrPam 40.168,21 5?t v iLindbcrg, Steve 24. HV. 1; Lmdblom, John 24 Lindcrman, «Bob 57,192 Lindsev, D ve fc 6 Henderson, Lucitte ’ 11 Henderson, Tony 39, i 8 Henderson, Vickie 39 Jendriks, Pejfgv 123 ■endry, (fihnAj S i 1 icobsen, Deborah 39 tcol sen. Ginger 55, 200 icobsen, Karl 159 «Dbsen, Mkrk 39,154, 1 sfe TO 3s' cobson, Karl 39 7 mes, Craig M. jh «luic TMelinda 55,18 rrclL Bridget 200 Herburg, KiitV55 Hern, Snead 206 I Herrscher, SWott 38 Hctzog, ALJi iAd4,204 Lindsey, RT5TT44,203 -v Linschoten, CnOit 4Jb3j Llnschoten, Jini 4tVi37; Lisonbee, Connie 56 Little, Eileen 24 _Ultle, Fraik 24, 144, I5f L dnc.ston,lK v- LloydT Ka Lloyd, Kerry 40 Lloyd, Larry 56,137 Lloyd. Layne 57 _ Llo k Terr ' L. Wier7 Ixjren MvT5g—y Lofgren, Debbie 24 L.oXmen, Kathy 57, 203 Mary Love, Janet 24,181 Loveridge, Bill 24 Lowder, Coiy 57, 78, 190 Lo ry.|Jeff 4),T� 6 i I Kingdon, Sneri 40 jM Kingston, Richard 57, 203 Kirk, A emon 4L.179,181,184 KMtkiAn. Jeanette 40 Jensen, Betty 3 Jensen, Jan 54, Jensen, Jay 54 Klein, TaT 57w Kleinelx rg, Nancy 57 Klckas, Katherine 22,1 r f; 1 f. Bruce 57,152 enseiA jyiy64f 1 Jensen, M amJllj J e n s un ALcKa e it Jensd f Mti £3 i -ugt tJ Kevin 40115 Know lion, Mark 96 • n nvlton, Richard 23 aril 56 Mark 23,159 cbra 40 )oug 23,203 al 40 f Jensen, «haron 22 Jensen,' Vickie 22 Jorgcjisem Malee 54,187 Nelson, Wendy 43, 174, 212 clwaEcfc lc llP WciiiH 1: Rury 43 ewman, Ann 59,78,127,130, 204. 213 Bfeman, Kenq 43 ■kan. KirliB. Tl nan, Mauf? 113, !8o, 1 s2 Ntjfepti, l ri 59 S Bbk Rtc ard 39, 185,187 N holvg fc a r r ic 26 26 200. Mchols 9avid 26 ■ Nichols, Jams 2o l8i- Medcrhauser, J 6nL4 I 1 jMHq hausc r,VjCur j |l jyj Han, Carolyn S3 — Eric NVtst o Jeri 32, 42 Nielsen, Ifc nni 27 N it! ', 39. M : —' .! ‘4- Pappas, Eugene 27 4cReyj ilds. Larr I W ijRlarg j Lowry, NfUce 57 __ Lowther, ypnes Iqjfc, fc i f Lucy, BarrBnNJVcJv X Ludlow, Cindy V, 203 Ludwig, Mike 57 Luman, Maxy 41,183 Lund, Krl )57, 169 t LundstrowM Tom 56 [J Sa LU� ,: Lunt, SracVyY V vt Lvbbert Metl.i 24, 203 Lybbert, Ruth 56,6. 69.89, 126 203 Lyman, Ba- J-vrrvm, Nancy PprkcV larcie ■Parkin n, Liz 59 Parkinson, Shari 43 Parks, Larrw 26 ParksJ Marla 8 Pa r r i sVr o be J tiji? 128,18 -!rt7V Partner, Patti 43 W Taswaters, Joan 43 Patch, Jody 26 j ftitterson, iajgtiyn Par on, fikjiE rd AflCgeath, I Megeath, i Mclroy, Si Pavicl |V:llk- [Mille: FMiild LMil]J hiujifflSho Norton,'Mari X 192 ‘ •e . Kim 43, IM 1 1 ’ r n!i i 2� OchseYhntt TlSVe 43 Bfl O'Donnell, Steve 26 ODYSSEY (yearbook) M 1 Manning, Cynthia 56, ‘69 v manning, Mark 139.1-46 Manookiii, Stuart 11$ v —A ManwiU, Lnda 25 jT Manwili, PeLv 56. i:hj l. 7 NUnwiU, Rolx-rt lb Margett:, Russ $6,187 Marler, Cindy 23 1 Marshall, Carol 4.' Marshall, Ge do(i4i ] Vr Marshall, HelAkjTJ WJ Mat shall, Marjorie So ?Ma ttfa, -StepJioflK ; J59 klartelli 8ex u WS I v; tor 4 .. $coti 27 Peterson, Wcftiy � Thillips, Linda 26 Phippcn. Annette 58,185. 187.: Pierce XCollat 8, 181 Tino, Brad MfT� , 144,155 J'ljiro. s JA5S, j3 7.149 riatt, Ru lrt!r- e,139 Pleasants Amber 42,190 Pollei, Debra 58, 128,169,187 Pond, Dave 120,142 Poole, Stan 42 Porter, Carolyn 26, 203 Porter, Jean 95,115 Potter, Karen 43,209 Poulsen, Val 58,177,190 Poulson, Marlon 120 Poulton, Denise 43,174 Powell, Edward W. 59,128 Powell, Shellie 59 Powis, Kit 26 Poyner, Patti 26 Poyner, Travis 43 p£OM, Tim 27 'T’rice, John 43, 137,150 Price, Shelley' 59, 200 Price, Teena 59 Price, Vickie 27 Prince, Karalee 27 Prince, LaVelle 59 Pritchett, Lisa 27 Probasco, Tamyra 26 Proctor, Candace 59 Proctor, Kelly 26 Proctor, Tracey 60 Prodnuk, Edie 123 Psarras, Dan 60, 71,128 PUBLICITY COMMITTEE 190 Pugh, Lee 43,146 Pugh, Scott 60, 129,200 jMorrison, Atrii BP Morrison, Kar ■■Mortensen, Ke Martineau, Torn U X Marx, TqUnnS MarhcsonBBB Matheson Franklyn 57,183,187 Matheson, Michael 57, 126,187, 204,210 Mathews, Nancy 119 Maughan, Curtis 57 Maughan, Dale 25 Mauss, Terry 41 McCardle, Patti 41 McCarthy, Lindsay 40 McCarty, Cullen 40 McCullough, Bob 204 McCullough, Gayle 25 McDermott, Kathy 40 McDonald, Jeanine 40,174,190 McDonald, Jill 40,172 McDonough, Gregg 40 Me Ewan, Dalian 25 McGarry, Rick 56 McGaughey, Gene 25 McGavin, Brent 40 McGhan, Dave 56 McGrath, Diane 41,174 McKean, Duncan 41 Me Master, Kathy 56 McMillan, Kelly 41,137 McMillan. Richard 72,119,154 McMurray, Paul 41,72,176,179, 204 McRae, Kerrie 40,172,189 Moss, Era in 12® Moss, Mary 1 ll Moss, Michelle® Motzkus, Glen I Moulton, Nancy® MOUNTAIN CL] Mouritscn, Katll Mullen, Holly 4J Mulvey, Delbert MUSICAL PRODl ..ill. :: . kv.. 1 : N is .i .. C.„ r '• . . . ■ B| 2 Net rings. Grant S. Neff, Colleen 42 V: Neff, Kenneth 43 Neff, Paul 75, 152 Neff, Scott 25, 146,147 V Neff, Steve 42 N Neihart, Dave 25 Neihart, Jo 59 Neihart, Paul 25 Neiman, Mary 111 Nelson, Ann 26 Nelson, Barry 43 Nelson, Brent 26,144,204 Nelson, Elizabeth 59,181,187 Nelson, Peggy 43 Nelson, Richard 203 225 ■ ■ •■-y FughftShauna 60 Pullan, Stephanie 60 Pulos, Trudy 60, 204 Pulsipher, Darron 26 Putnam, David 61 Putnam, Dorothy 122 Putnam, Tammy 61,187, 200 QuisI Shelley 61 Qulst, Susan 43,174,203 Rabagoi, Rose Mary 61,200 Rahde, Monika 61 ’ Racine, Leigh 43 Raisbe k, Bobbe 60 RalUson, Scott 26 Rasmussen, Bren 26 Rasmussen, Dan 60 Rasmussen, Eric 60 Rasmussen, Reward 26,150 Rasmussen, Scott 60,72,136,155 Rauschcr, Fredericks 60 Rjv, Cindy 2®200 Ray, Douglas j7, 186 Ray, ftesiie 60 Ray,SRomcj 42 Read, Judy 61 Recksiek, Anita 61, 129, 179, 181, 183 RED CROSS 208 Redd, Karen 61,129,200 Redd, Ralph H. 27, 200 Redd, Shawna 42, 200 Reich, Kathy 26, 209 Reichmann, Dave 42 Reichmann, Wayne 27,159 Remington, Bruce 42 Remington, Lois 27 Remy, Tom 43 Renstrom, Debbie 61, 185, 187,190 Renstrom, Shauna 43 Reschke, John 61, 128, 203 Reymont, Ramona 60,192 Rhodes, Daniel 26,146 Rich, Linda 26,209 Rich, Rochelle 43 Rich, Teri 60,75,128, 199 Richards, George 120 Richards, Peter 60,152 Richardson, Theral 113 Riches, Lee 43 Riches,vRyan 60,185,187 Wchinsl AnnaJ. 43,168,203,217 Richins, Susan 43,73 R ichtcl, Steven 26,150 Ridd, Own 26 Ridd, Laurie 60 Riddle, Mike 26 Riddle, Nikki 60,69 Ridges, Jeff 61,189 Rigby, Lynette 26 Rigby, Marchi-l 61 Rigby, Ron 27 Rtlev, Jane 61 $ilcy, Joan 27 Ritchie, Lynn 129 Robbfrw, Julfc 27 Roller� , Corey 43 Robert� , Julie 27 Roberts, Lynda 28, 203 Roberts, Robert 116,139, 147,160 Robinson, Cindy 28,200 Robinson, Deb 61,177,187 Robinson, Jim 28 Robinson, Karl j) Robinson, Mary 28, 190 Robinson, Teresa 61,174 RObison, Debbie Kayi60,199 Robles, Carrie 60 RQblez, Lauren 28,1 1 Hoblez, Mark 60, 128,2|5 Rodzon, Sandra L. 60,192 Roe, Sherry 61 Roennebeck, Christine Roennebeck, Dennis 60 Roestenlmrg, Kelly 42 Roestenburg, Scott 28 Rogers, Gayle 61,189,192 Rogerson, tony 61 Rogiiaar, Kathy 42,168 Rohde, Arlvne 61 Rohde, Karin L. 203 Romney, Cathie 61 Romney, Glenn 42,190 Romne Btephen 28 5vi%t Romney ,K teve Rona, Jacqueline 111,203 Roper, Brent 42,183 Roper, David 204 Roper, Peggy 60,128,168, 200 Rosunder, Diane 43 Rose, Lyman H. 28 iJ ,-jfc Rose, Wally 60 Ross, Mark 43,215 Roth, Janie.28 Roundy, Steven 60 Rowe, Karla Lee 28 Rowley, Penny 28 Rowley, Richard 28 Rudd, Charles 60,149 Rukavina, Ramona 28 Russell, Brent 28 i Russell, Mike 28 Russell, RuNae 43 Russell, Robyn 43,175 Ruud, Lance 2S _________________L Saatjhoff, Kri Sal in, Boyd Paul 607T Samudlson, Karen 60,200 Sandberg raul 61 Sandberg, Wendy 61,185,187 Sanders, Ron 61 Sanford, Joni 61 Sanford, Lisa 28 Sanford, Tammie 28 Sansom, Cindy 43,175 Sargent, Lorrie 28 Sargent, Steve 61 iSargetakis, Debbie 28 Saunders, Pamela 43,200 Saxey, Bret 28 Saxey, Sharlccn 43 Schaar, Alice 60,199 Schaar, Linda 42,175 Schaefer, Scott 28,159 Schifflcr, Roland 28, 159 Schmidt, Tony 42,197 Schneller, Mark 206 Schofield, Susan 28 Schow, Linda 187 Schowengerdt, Gregg 28,150 Schreyer, Scott 42 Schults, Will 60,137 Scott, Cathy 42, 175, 181 Scott, Jeanne 60,78,190 Scoville, Carol Ann 60,187 Scastrand, Karen 28 Seastrand, Mike 60 Selin, Carla 42,175 SENATE 70 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS 48 Sershen, Bill 190 Sershen, Mike 200 Severinsen, Kevin 28 Severlnsen, Mark 60 Severson, Brad 43 Severson, Mark 61 Sewell, Ben 206 Sharich, Luann 28 Sharp, Clair 2b Sharp, Pauline 28 Sharpies, Ricky 43 Shaw, Brent 61 . Shaw, Carmen 43 Shaw, Pauline 43 1 Sheffield, Jana,rS. 187 Sheffield, Kar n 43 Sheffield, Vicki 175,209 Shepherd, Janice 43 Sheppard, Lathy 43, 206 Shcppick, Kyle 159 Shcr.im.ui, Mark 28,146 Sin i m, Lyndy 44,169 SL 11, Chris 28 ll, Jan 61,187 1, John A. 69, Hi, 217 iy, Deanne 44 v, Dixon 61 rtleff, Jane 28 .ddoway, Barbara 175,181 iidwell, Dave 61,137,148 iwell, Jeff 28,144 Silver, Ann 199 Silver, Laurie 60, 187 Simister, Dave 60 Simister, Scon 44,155 Simmons, Annette 28 Simmons, Bradley 28 Sims, Steve 28,200 Slaugh, Kip 28,139 Slaydon, Patty 44 Slight, Glenn 113,186 Sloan, Pat lB Slude(v JackJ H Slusser, Mark ou,L Smart, Tom 200,20' Smilanich, Mike 44 Smith, Alicia 60,185,187,200 Smith, Andrea 44 Smith, Burke 28,159 Smith, Cindv 60,72,185,187 Smith, Clyde 113,192,197 Smith, Craig 44 Smith, Dave 29,16 Smith, David 29,189 Smith, Debbie 60 Smith, Gary 45 Smith, Teff 146 Smith, Kathrvn 29,181 Smith, Marri r ? Smith, E. 45 Smith, S. 45 Smith, Michelle 29 Smith, Mont 45 Smith, Muffy 44,k72 1 Smith, Randv 29,139H55 Smith, Rick 61 Smith, Rush 44,137 Smith, Stacy 29 n -T■!, rracey 44, 175 s ith, Valerie 61 S:--in in, Iohn6l Snarr, Betty 44 Snari, Harriet 122 Snell man, Karen 44 Snieder, John 61,128 Snow, Gary 61 Snow, Mark 44 SOCCER 152 Sodcrborg, Gayle 29 Sohm, Shannon 29 Soil, Brad 203 Solie, Kevin 62 Sommers, Jolynn 44 Sonntag, Patty 29 Sonntag, Phil 45,192 Sonntag, Sharon 62,183,197 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS 16 Sorensen, Barbara 45,177,209 Sorensen, Carol 29 Sorensen, Howard 62,187 Sorensen, Mike 45, 143, 155 Sorensen, Nancy 62 Sorensen, Sharp 45 Sorenson, Grant 217 Sorenson, Jan 29 Souvall, Pete 44 Spackman, Carol 111 SPANISH CLUB 200 Spencer, Annette 203 Spencer, Michelle 29 Sperry, Dianne 29 Spjut, Rick 62, 128, 137, 148, 155 Sprouse, Pam 29 STAGE BAND 184 STAGE CREW 196 STAGE DESIGN 197 Stahl, Maryanne 62,187 Staker, John 63 Staley, Rita 108 Staples, Diane 116 Start in, Ron 95,1 lo, 139 Start in, Wayne 89, 120,134,139 Statin, Debbie 44 Steed, Lee 29,146 Stef fens en, Carol 29,72,200 Steffensen, Mark 63, 71, 78,128 157, 159,204,209 Sn-iger, Cary 44 • .chever, Michael 44 st liens, Chris 63 ens, Tracv 29 nson, Pam 45,168 or, Beth 63, 129,168,200 Su-vcns, Brian 63 st ens, Cary 62, 71,179 St ens, Mark 29 Stevens, Ruth 115 Stevenson, Lori 45 Stevenson, Richard 62,200,203. 210 St. wart, Don 29 Stewart, | di 44,175 Stewart, K.u ne 44,199 Stillman, | I nda 45 Stockton, Ta alyn 181 Stoddard, Alan L. 45,212 Stoddard, Gary 14,72,85,195, 200,212 Stoddard, Susan 29 Stoddard, We mi 44 Stone, Glenn 62,187 Stone, Mike 29 Stonestreet, Debbie 62 Stout, Michael 62 Stout, Rick 44 Straschewski, Diana 29,181 Stratton, Sabrina 62, 199 Strauser, Cindy 29 ?t, Patty 29 M Sti-uher. Mi Stnngham, J StrIngham, F Strong, )cbs Strong, Julie Strong, Mark Stuber, Peggy Stuher, Penny 29 STUDENT BC STUDENT BC el 63 29 ricia 44.190, 199 4, 199 .v 175 IS Y OFFICERS 68 Y PJHBBENT 66 Stultz, Janet 29,703 Summers, H ather 63,168,187 29 63 nc lit le 128, 129,130,168, cky Sundberg, Sundberg, Sutherland Sutherla 179,2 Sutherla Swan, Way Sweet, Sta Sweeten, Swenson, Swenson, BrJ P, Swenson, Cassi 2l SWIMMING 150 Symes, Carol 29 Symes, Chris 29 Taggart, Raymond 62,1 vi Tanner, Alana 62 Tanner, Bryce 45 Tanner, Shirley 119 andv 29 63,128 V 44,189 d 29 bara 63, 187,209 62,152 Tate, David 45,20f Tavlor, Ann C. Tavlor, Jfl 6 Tfi vlor, John 45 Taylor, Julie 62 iTaylor, Linda 45 [Taylor, Nancy 63, 78,128,130, 185,187,190 Taylor, Sharilyn 29 Taylor, Wendy 29 Tea, Ginny 123 Telford, Lucv 63,130,177,187, 190 TENNIS 160 Thain, Teresa 29 Thatcher, Tricia 44,175 Thaxton, Virginia 111 Tholen, Sterling 44 Thomas, Carol 44 Thomas, Debi 63 Thomas, Jami 63 Thomas. Janice 63,187 Thomas, Marcie 44,203 Thomas, Terry 62,128 Thomas, Vicki 44 homas, William 29,200 Thompson, Jeanine 29, 192,199 Thompson, Kathy 29,203 Thompson, Keith 44 Thompson, Susan 62 Thompson, Terri 44 Thornton, Carv 45 Thorpe, Ty 45,137,146 Thorson, Scott 45 Thorup, Lisa 45 Throndsen, Kirk 62 Throndsen, Lynn 29,176 THUNDERBOLT (Newspaj or) 21 T1 BOOK (Directory) 212 Tillotson, Blake 30 Tillotson, Scott 62,128,137,152 Timothy, Mark 30 Timpson, Carrie 30 Tinip8on, Josh 44 Tingey, Steve 30,71 Ttngley, Cindy 44. Tobler, Cherilyn . 1 Tolley, Lawrence It . Tolman, Anne 30 Tolman, Eldon 119 Tolman, Nate 62 Tolton, Kevin 30 Tolton, Linda 62 Tomich, Gary 31 Tomkinson, Barbara 31 Too hey, Chris 30 226 18 Kelly 44, 137 Renee 44,209 Caren 30 Terri 44 tPatti 44 larianne 44 :ott 30 jlan W. 63.181,184 run L. 63,217 fvan 30 2nor 30 U Hark 63 Flora 30, 200 Julie 45 Gael 45 la 63.187 anie 31 Urry, David 31 Vanderiin.k Van Dyck, Rebecca Harken, Pat 63 Mondi Mondfrans, Suzanne 62 iiendortn, Hcnrv 45,IW, v� , Veefiehdaal, Bryon 44 Vcrrinctei, Tim 44 Viehwog, Cal 159 lolly 44 Carlene 31,209 Cindv 62,4«, 20' Vincent, Craig 44, .146 DebMe 44 j i 62 Vincent, Kirk 44 Vincent. Steve 44 Vlandy, Rnao2 VOCATIONAL CARP Volz, Wendy 62,187 Vombaur, Brad 63,181 VomDorp, Annette 63 Vom Dorp, Tiro 31 Von Schtnldt, Carol 111 Voorhees, Carol 30 Vporhccs, Kathy 30,199 Voshatl, Frankie 30 ml' rth, E. Mmk 30 190 Jt laff ;Wa lies, Watdran Waldram? Waldroup, Vi Walker, Arth Webb, Patti 31,199 Wcidner, Louise 62,187 Weigel, Ron 62 Wells, Claude 30 Wells, John 62 Wells, Paul 31 West, Alan 45 West, Dave:62,128, 143 West, Steve r 2 Wcstenskow, Faun 111, 200 Weymann, Brian 30,152 Wheat, Ron'46 .-Wheeler. David L. 30, 142 Wheeler, Kathv 46, 172 Whetton, Cathv 63 WhlpplBryan 157,159 Debhie 63 Whit iiaiiwr | , Walker, Cynn b� l 75 Walker, Guv Walker. Lcl 1 Wall, Gary Jl, Wall, Julie 4 Wall, Kathy 3d Wall, Larrv 62 Wall, Scon 62,184 Wallace, Erin 44, 175 Wallace, Koter,3U Wallin, Suzaiine 6% Walton, Rick 3 J 3i Walton, TrishaOw Wardell, Cindv 44� Wardle, Clark 44. l83,i«4 Waring, Karl-62 J WStM § Waring, Mark 30 ff Wamur, r.iul 44,183 Warner, Virginia 113 $ Warren, Matt 45,206 Wassxner, -Patricia 63,185, 1 S| Watkinfi, Karla 175 Wafers, Ann 45 Watfton, Mike 63 Watson, Terri o3 Watts, Dave 30 Watts, KayLyn 63,187 Webb, Debra 63 Webb, Marjill 62,187 46 Laurie 64 it kins on, 1,1 3,143,1 Wilkinson, Susan 46 Willden, Nena 46 Williams, Christine 64,187 Williams, Mark 64 v i Donna 31 W lbSJ, Scott 64 Wimar. R ichard 3! ,.-20’ W i m me r j BSe 30 Wimmer, Sreve 46 Winder, Paul 206 Winter, Kent 64,179, 206 Winterton, Julie 46,175 Wirthlin, Douglas 3(f Withers, Julie Ann 64 WotJech, Frank 116,158 Wolfgramm, Juni 64,85 Wollschleger, Peter 44 Woodberry, David 64,210 I Woodland, Christy 46, 1 S3,184 Woodruff, Mike 64,155 Woodruff. Sally 30 dside, Suzanne 30 i • Woolley, Chcrjvn o4, 187 .ollejr, Dirrcl 183 . |« yce 47 if David 04 I §� k irl Greg 1 si WRESTLING 14o 1 Wright, David t 4 Wright, Julie 181 Wright, Mark 47 Wright, Mark 64 Wright, Russell 47,2 1 Wright, Vivian 1 3 tVuthvkh, Tom 47 Wvatt, Brent p i, 192 Wvatt, Brian 3«' Wi rie r ' -jRcv Iy 6 f Yates, Barb Yates, Ron Yoshimura, Young, Ala Young, Dav Young, Lai Young, La Young, Ly Young, Ro Zarkou, Brian 47,157, 159 Zengcr, Eric 47 Zenger, Jeff 203 Zengcr, Kim 31 Zenger, Lana 64 Zimmerman, Cindy 30,181,203 Zimmerman, Kimberly 64,69,129, 181 Zimpfer, La Rae 122 Zissi, Larry 64,137,152 Zumbrunncn, Rand 184,210 I 22 Anm- T'V'S «iw-fuMvj -to bad. y -C cAiom ‘i n O- .rMS’s s -fon w.r' th is M r. 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