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

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1978 volume:

ODYSSEY 1978 “MEN TO MA TCH THE Organizations , Athletics...... Administration Honors ........ Classes ....... Published by Associated Students of Olympus High School Salt Lake City. Utah Volume 25 David Lewis. Editor ..6 .34 .70 100 114 120 THE PERFECT INDIVIDUAL BECAME THE IDEAL” Ancient Greek’s desire for excellence was typified by their mythology. By self-devotion to the ideals inspired by their gods, the Greeks were constantly striving to improve themselves. The Greeks’ deeply rooted conviction that it is intellect that conquers the earth and their desire for perfection in all things led to a culture unmatched for centuries. Mt. Olympus was their symbol of strength — a rugged, powerful mountain where the gods dwelled. At Olympus High School, students are taught to improve themselves physically, socially, and intellectually. Like the ancient Greeks, Olympus Titans work towards excel- lence. Olympus High School indeed produces great people — “men to match the mountain.” £ CLOCKWISE beginning upper right: Ruins of Ancient Greece. Students anxiously await their next class. Blair Oliphant disciplines Vice-Principal. Mr. Benson. Vice-President. Kevin Holdsworth. gives announcements. South view of Mount Olympus. “MEN TO MA TCH THE MOUNTAIN “Future Ages Will Wonder at Us, as the Present Age Wonders at Us Now' “Bring me men to match my mountains, Bring me men to match my plains, Men with empires in their purpose And new eras in their brains. ” From “The Coming American by Sam Walter Foss Through participation in activities. Titans grew socially, physically, and creatively. From the excitement and spirit of “Homecoming to the contemplation and hope of graduation, students experienced a wide variety of programs each occasion left indelible memories. For many Olym- pus citizens, careful planning and enthusiastic par- ticipation made activities the most memorable part of their Olympus High School experience. ACTIVITIES “The Zest of Living ” 7 HOMECOMING “Cradle of the Modern Spirit ” Fun. food, and free entertainment were all fea- tured at Wednesday's Agora. The Powder-puff football game provided a good laugh for everyone as it ended in a hilarious tie between the Senior women and the Pep Club. Thursday's feast was no exception to Oly's theme of excellence. The Greek feast was followed b the traditional lighting of the O but the true Tuan Spirit reached its peak as our Studentbod president and principal lit the eternal flame. CLOC KWISE beginning upper left: Kim Carabine and Kathleen Ludwig present the flag at half-time ceremo- nies. Craig Rhodes marches with the band of students at the Highland game. Ramon Carter, alumnus, entertain students at the Agorra. Olympus men model their toga fashions. Dana Sargetakis observes Agorra activities. Oly girls serve Greek food at the feast. 8 9 HOMECOMING SETTING WAS IN ANCIENT GREECE ‘Where Man Became the Measure of All Things' Homecoming activities started off better than ever with sleepy, starving Titans gathering early on the football field waiting for a delicious breakfast of orange juice, ham and Mr. Tolman’s scrumptious pancakes. The superstar Olym- pics provided live entertainment and competition between Seniors and Juniors. Later that evening, students were sere- CLOCKWISE beginning ai top: Homecoming Royalty 2nd Attendant. Dana SargetakiM Queen. Annette Burgess: 1st Attendant. Tammic Hosier. Homecoming week Co-chairmen Dana Sargetakis and Rebecca Clark Jim Ruckmillcr con- centrates during Olympics. 1977 Homecoming committee: BACK ROW Janet Cornwall. Bob Adams. John Alley. Bar- bara Pace. Lori Fwhcr. Bill Morton. Jeff Collett. FRONT ROW Cathy (iardner. Ruth Jolley. Lisa W hittaker. Dana Sar- getakis. Rebecca Clark. Connie Karren. Julie Burton. DeAnn Munson. Couples enjoy Homecoming Dance. Kellie Schultz gels small” at Alumni Assembly. Oly girls sene at the annual feast. n HOMECOMING 1977 “ Where the Rewards of Valor Are the Greatest, There You Will Find Also the Best and Bravest Spirits Among the People” Friday, students were enhanced by returning Titan talent. The Alumni Assembly went overtime but students were elated to miss their second period classes. Hosting Highland, the Titan force again proved their invincible strength by downing the Rams 19-15. The spectacular Homecoming week came to a close Friday night with the annual Hom- coming dance. CLOCKWISE beginning upper right: Studentbody President. Dave Zimmerman, and Principal. Dr. John A. Larsen. light the torch in uni- son. Pep Club and marching band perform at half-time for the Home- coming game against Highland. Tom Metos. 11, and Randy Lund. 20, go for a touchdown at the game with Highland. Members of the marching band patiently wait for Pep Club to complete their act. Titan team rushes into the stadium eager to finish the job already started. DeAnn Munson listens attentively to a friend’s problem while Susan Josie watches the scenery. 13 REGISTRA TION With registration in Mid August, stu- dents were reminded of the proximity of the start of school which would end an all too short summer. But registra- tion was also a time to build spirit, renew acquaintances, compare compu- terized class schedules, and prepare for the upcoming year. Thursday, September the first. Titans danced and listened to rock music amplified on the tennis courts for their first activity of the year — “The Hello Day Stomp. Student Body Officers were elected in April and October of nineteen seventy- seven. 14 CLOCKWISE beginning upper right: Sue Davidson. Cathy Gardner. Kori Blair, and Rita Riley perform skit in election assembly. Member of S.L.C. gets into his music at the Hello Day Stomp. Student participates in elections. Dan Boyle and other cheerleaders sell T-shirts and pens at registration. Dan Winter and Alice Vandcrmerwc get drafted. ELECTION A SSEMBLIES A ND HELLO-DA Y STOMP Students choose to disregard teachers while participating in JW Day activities. “O.K.! Let's go! Coast is clear!' STUDENT OFFICERS: Leslie Jones and Linda Tyler. JOHN WA YNE DA Y “Titans are absorbed in a western atmosphere. ” Dave Zimmerman orders a cool drink after a long dusty ride. 17 Western music with cow poke lyrics gave the morning announcements a special flare and kept students amused between classes on John Wayne Day. Check- ered shirts, bandanas, levis, and cowboy hats of all sizes and shapes were worn by students and faculty alike, cre- ating an atmosphere that made lunch time in the cafete- ria resemble the Old West. The Senate sponsored the events of the day which included stunt men activities during both lunches and a movie in the afternoon enti- tled “El Dorado” staring the hero of the day, John Wayne. Stuntman competition took place during lunch to generate the spirit of the occasion. PEP A SSEMBLIES Cheerleaders planned and car- ried out top quality Pep Assemblies for Olympus. The Titan spirit reached a new peak at the State Football Assembly when students jam- packed the auditorium and shook the walls of the school with shouts of “We're Number One! This same unity contin- ued through the year with the aid of good assemblies. Promoting School Spirit and Enthusiasm. Kaihy Nelson tests her new set of wheels. A representative from the Green Sheet presents Brad Neff with one of the many awards presented this car. Charlie's Angels! Jeff Collett and Dann Bo le play detective at a Pep Assembly. LOOK!! The Cone-heads gather for a feast of Eagle meat. Steve E ring participates in Pep Assembly activities. 19 A SSEMBLIES “That’s Entertainment. ” Memorable Assemblies displayed the ingenuity of Titans in dance, music, drama, humor, and tragedy. The modern Dance Club Assembly in December proved to be the popular auditorium delight, with the grace and rhythm of “Oly Ladies” captivating the student body. Prior to the Christmas Holidays the Vocal and Instrumental Music Assembly on the theme of “Yuletide” provided the dignity for a sacred season. February found a humorus Valen- tine for a stage hit on February the fourteenth. I must have been a beautiful babv. cau%e babv. look at me now! Alan Brown soft-shoes it while Sally Greenwood patiently waits her turn. 20 Sally Greenwood (OGA President), and Kent Mont- gomery (M A President), “emcee at the Valentine's Day Assembly. 22 DA NCES Music takes a romantic air to outside school life. ! Alan Scgnst admires the carnation in his date's hair. “Cornicopia was the theme for the Senior Prom held November 9th at the Terrace Ballroom; in December. OGA sponsored a girls'-choice Christmas dance. “Crystal Visions held in Oly's cafeteria where couples danced to the music of “Rosewood. March brought the Junior Prom spon- sored by the Junior Class officers. The Inaugural Ball, in April, ended election time with the inau- guration of Oly's new leaders for the coming year. Breaking tradi- tion and introducing originality, the MA sponsored a cowboy Dance in May. completing a year filled with many opportunities for student social involvement. I he Junior Prom had strict moral ethics. I he Utah Stale Capital was the scene of the Inaugural Ball in April “Some Enchanted Evening. “South Pacific” was first produced at the close of World War II. The musical had its setting on a remote South Pacific Island w here the Navy Seabees were stationed for two years near native villages. American Nurses were assigned this outpost, to the delight of the military personnel on the island. Comedy situations, musical per- formances and dance numbers were the result of the mixture. One of the nurses, Nellie Forbush, reluctantly fell in love with Emile de Becque, a French plantation owner. Another romance developed, between Lt. Jo Cable and a Tonginese beauty. The War found its way into the play when Lt. Cable and Emile are sent on a dangerous mission which changed the course of the war. The terrace of Emile dc Bccque's plantation home. A Cockeyed Optomisl and “Twin Soliloquies. Luthis Billis Laundry Enterprises “I’m Gonna Wash that Man Right Out-a my Hair.” Colette “Honey Bunn Follies. Thomas during Thanksgiving During October and November, it was not uncommon to hear the music of “Bali Hai drifting through the halls of Olympus. Under the direction of Maury T. Newman, show orchestra members met regularly at 7:00 a.m. for rehearsals, but vocalists are the most vital part of a musical and Glen Slight took charge of the vocalists of this “South Pacific. ” Excellent voices accompanied by a beautiful orchestra made “South Pacific” a high quality production. Naval Seabees and Army Nurses sing and dance on the beach. SOUTH PACIFIC Starring Collette Thomas and Lawrence Let ham Tammy Renstrom, Brian West, Tom Jacobsen, Tara Silverblatt. N'Ga na...........................................................Linda Rigby Jerome................................................Steven Fitzgerald Henry..................................................Craig Whipple B!ood Mary's Assistant...............................Sandra Nielson Abner....................................................John Alley Stewpot..................................................Marty Orr Professor.............................................To!mage Egan Capt. George Brackett. U.S.N......................................Steve Evans Commdr. William Harbison, U.S.N....................................Mark Flesher Yeoman Herbert Quale................................................Jan Aase Sgt. Kenneth Johnson .....................................Lex Pearce Seabee Morton Wise ......................................James Pratt Seabee Tom O'Brien.................................................John Alley Radio Operator Bob McCaffrey.......................................Todd Rallison Marine Cpl. Hamilton Sleeves.......................................Gary Paul Pvt. Victor Jerome................................Dave Zimmerman Lt. Genevieve Marshall...........................................Janell Harrison Ensign Lisa Manelli.............................................Georgia Sorenson Ensign Janet McGregor ................................Shelly Wright Ensign Pamela Whitmore ...............................Cori Anderson Ensign Sue Yaeger.....................................Marilyn Duncan Ensign Dinah Murphy...............................Barbara Brunsvold Marcel............................................................Randy Meyers Lt. Buz: Adams....................................................David Horrocks Luther Billis explains his laundry. Nellie and Emile “Arc Falling in Love. “Younger than Springtime arc You.” Lt. Cable and Polynesian girl. Pvt. Victory Jerome (Dave Zimmerman) listens to a call from a nurse. SOUTH PACIFIC Performing A rt Excellence “South Pacific” was adapted from James Mitchiner's Pul- itzer winning novel “Tales of the South Pacific ” by Rodg- ers and Hammerstein. Miss Thomas and Mr. Let ham star- red in Oly's production of this exciting, humorous and dra- matic musical. Glen Slight was the executive director; he designed the sets, organized the vocal numbers, and directed the dramatic aspects of the play with the help of Doug Bishop. Linda Blackham devised the choreography for dancing sailors, nurses, and natives. Over one hundred students participated, not only in dramatic roles, but also as musicians, stage technicians, artists, and student directors. “There is Nothing like a Dame. Men’s Choir. “I’m Gonna Wash that Man Right Out-a My Hair.” “Two coconuts at the Thanksgiving Follies.” “Nurses in Love with a Wonderful Guy?” “TEN LITTLE INDIANS” Spring Play Drama . . . the Fine A rt. Auditions took place in mid Jan- uary for the drama department production, “Ten Little Indians.” Performances were on alternate nights with “Rainmaker” March twenty-seventh to the thirty-first. Practices for the Agatha Christy murder mystery began late in January and continued every other day during fifth period, two nights a week, and on Saturdays. Rogers.............. Mrs. Rogers......... Fran Narracott...... Vera Claythorne..... Philip Lombard...... Anthony Marston..... William Blore ...... General Mach........ Emily Brent......... Sir Lawrence Wargrave Dr. Armstrong........ . . . .Todd Rallison .....Julie Zarbock ......Heidi Foyer . . . .Cori Anderson ..........Jan Aase .. . .Jeff Archuleta . . . Dave Horrocks ........Lex Pierce Barbara Brunsvold ........Marty Orre .........Tom King The Ten Lntlc Indians' cast members in action. “Well. I never! Well. I never! Barbara Brunsvold. Heidi Feurcr. Todd Rallison and Jeff Archuleta rehearse “Ten Little Doug Bishop gives comfort to Julie Zarbock during a moment of stage fright. Indians. Pam Thomas and Brian West Share an intimate moment. Noah Curry Jim Curry . . H. C. Curry. Lizzie Curry File........ Sheriff .... Starbuck . . .. Kosta Vasic . . . Jim Chase .. .Sean Cahill . Dan Thomas ... .Gary Paul Tom Jacobsen . . . Brian West “RAINMAKER” School Play Cast How do I love thee? Let me count the Ways.” A talented cast produced the beautiful love story, “Rain- maker near the closing days of March, directed by Douglas Bishop. The play reveals the problems of a man hired to bring rain to a land in the tragedy of drought. The cast not only rehearsed during class time, but also used many evenings during February and March to bring this program to the school and com- munity. The scenery used in the play Rainmaker. Tom Jacobsen and Gary Paul practicing Rain maker.” 29 yonuuL uvm Page 30. CLOCKWISE, upper left: Craig Rhodes plays with his dearest friend. The main hall between classes. Student tapes information in counseling office. Suzie Peterson participates in dance club workshops. The main hall floors are lined with people during lunch. Students relax during lunch. Wendy Wallace accompanies concert choir. Students registered in August. Students prepare for the slopes of Park West. Myra Swapp talks to a friend during lunch. Page 31. CLOCKWISE, upper left: TITANS are the best. Laura Buchanan leads a cheer at the Skyline- Olympus football game. The Olympus High Pep Band performs before, during and after pep assemblies. Oty women discuss yester- day 5 gossip. Students crowd the main hall during lunch. Scott Warenski. Matt Bloomer, and Jeff Archuletta display their musical talent. Students on the ski pro- gram load up every Monday. Mr. Felt. Mark Elton, and Shawn Turner record statistics at a basketball game. Kent Taylor walks a friend to class. Have a pepsi day! 30 TITANS SCHOOL LIFE They Were Versed in Social Skills Demanded by Life 31 Beginning Upper Left to Right: Pep Club at halftime. Deann Munson tries to choose an outfit to wear to school. No wonder Santa couldn't get down the chimney! Steve Einfeldt, J.V. cheerleader, promotes enthusi- asm during games. Jeff Collett gets into a cheer at an assembly. Mrs. Swenson, Debate Coach; Pam Morecraft and Christy McQuaid put talents to work. Jep Jepko and Shauna Rasmus- sen caught at a relaxed moment. Mr. Eldredge explains computer science technology to interested students. Berit Skarlov — Sen- ior (Not pictured in class sec- tion). Vocational Education stu- dents work on projects. 32 SCHOOL LIFE Clockwise starting upper left: Late students for classes waited by the little theatre as Mr. Benson and Mr. Hey wood signed yellow slips — tardies lowered grades! Computer Science was taught at Olympus. If you want to keep your car in tune, you gotta get in the engine. Football Coach Long lined up the team at a pep assembly in the gym. Mrs. Ashworth said. Mrs. Nelson, would you like to smell m prejty flowers? Couples glided across the dance floor at the formal Senior Prom. Denise Lof- gren admires the team lined up in front of her. Oly stu- dents blow long horns in the music department. 33 Whether it be music, dance, or service. Olympus High's numerous organizations play an integral part in activities during the course of the year. These associations provide countless opportunities for the individual growth of the student in all areas. Olys quest for excel- lence was typified by the level of performance displayed by bands, orchestra. Dance Club, Hi Ti, Pep Club, MA, OGA, and all other service organizations. ORGANIZATIONS “ The complete man would be equally active as an athlete, philosopher, judge, poet, or at any other worthy pursuit. ” 35 Mrs. Tanner explains projeci to officers Kris Clark and Bonnie Preston. Girls post agenda for the coming month. HIT I SERVICE CLUB Olympus’ Girls service club consisted of twenty-two girls who rendered duties to their school and commu- nity in various ways with the direction of Mrs. Tan- ner. “ When one serves his fellow men — his reward is the ultimate joy. ” Some of the school events which Hi Tis participated in were assisting with the task of registration, hostess- ing Back-To-School-Night for parents and students, and promoting hospitality for the musical. South Pacific. In addition to school activities. Hi Tis spon- sored a “Sub-for-Santa” program to a needy family and ushered for plays, ballets, and concerts at local theatres. Kris Clark President Annette Child Bonnie Preston Vice-President Ur Angala Diehl Alda Jones Social Chairman A Andrea Essmcier Lonllce Belt Serv ice Chairman Patty Faddis Susan Jackson Treasurer Linda Friend Lark Galbraith Sherily n Silver Steffame Vanderlinden Chen Watson Donna Hoelschcr Alison Jueschke Not Pictured: Heidi Lyon. Secretary: Jcrilyn Jensen. Julie Marston. Susie Stanicwicz. Tammy DuPont. Historian. 36 Linda Blackham Advisor Barbara Pace Presidenl Troy Brown Vice-President Claudette Neff Secretary Li Dowell Treasurer Shelly Brown Annette Burgess Kelly Cannon Kim Cannon Colette Coleman Pam Doxey Barbara Pace. President; Linda Blackham. Advisor; and the members of the dance club provided one of the finest assemblies of the year. The girls themselves chore- ographed all dances performed expressing their own cre- ativity. Hard work, long hours and devotion by these talented girls made May's dance concert most success- ful. DANCE CLUB “Beauty and grace of movement in ancient Greece was above price. ” Caroly n Koning and Kathy Nelson perform in December's dance assembly . 37 DANCE CLUB CHALLENGES MEMBERS “The dance assembly in December was brilliant” Manl n Duncan Karla Ericson Mimi Firmage Lon Fisher Tammie Hosier Michelle Ipscn La Von Jackson Robin Johnson Leslie Jones Connie Karren Linda Knowlton Carols n Koning knss Krogh Julie Lewis Leslie Martin Christs McQuaid Kaths Nelson Rosalie N gaard Csdnee Pedersen Natalie Proctor Ann Rasmussen Suzanne Saltus Susan Sid well Jennifer Simc Collette Thomas Diane Thompson Mikclle Thompson Mars Traub Rosie Stnngham Georgia Sorenson , December dance assembly photographs Robin Johnson and Lezlee Tyler perform “mirror images. Cydnee Pedersen. Rosalie Nygaard. and Leslie Jones try to get the audience involved in the movements. Julie Lewis and Jennifer Sime display talents. Top: Pep Club in action. Middle OK's school song is preformed Bottom: Girls stand at attention. PEP CLUB “Cheering onto victory. . . ” Shrieks, cheers and yells boasted Oly’s atheletes to victory and their consistent enthusiasm buoyed titan spirit to an all-time high. Practices began early last summer and continued through the entire year. Sleepy-eyed pep-clubers could be seen decorating lockers or boys’ bedrooms, marching at half-time, or getting a little bit rowdy. All in all. the Pep Club adds an irreplaceable dimension to Oly. Kathleen Johnson Thrcsann Kgbcrt Annette Pinnock Ann Nsgaard Debbie Vierig President Vice-President Secretary Tresurer Historian Pcnne Bradles Tara Silverblalt Shells Brown Head Publicus Manager Drillmistress Drillmistress Drillmistress Kim Carabine Pom-Pom girl Susan Josie Pom-Pom girl Kathleen Ludwig Pom-Pom girl Valena Berntson Sponsor Barbara Yearkc Sponsor Linda Aiken Jill Barnes Jan Bartlett Pennie Baxter Claire Bevan 40 Becky Brooks Susan Bunn Kelly Campbell Michelle Campbell Leslie Christensen Susan Christensen Stephanie Clements AnnCrebs Diane Duffin Debbie Dupont Tawna Edman Karen Ensign Shelley Fagg Susan Feulner Rhonda Hailes Kris Haymond Janet Hogge Jill Jensen Lisa Kinston Jennifer Kjar Lon Larsen Dcnna Lewis Lynanne Markman Dana Menlove Debra Nelson Linda Nielsen Julie Pannier Marianne Parkin 41 Shanon Paulsen Wendy Redd Julie Robertson Kathry n Robinson Luanne Romney Jeanette Rossberg Susan Rowley JanSchow Joleen Short Kathleen Smith Susan Timpson Lisa Turpin Tammy West Erin Young Susan Thompson 42 Screaming, shouting, cheering.. . Pushing onto triumph. PEP BAND “Arousing enthusiasm, expanding school spirit. . . The Pep Band raises pep in ihe assembly. Who said I hit a sour note? The musical, marching members demonstrate their magnificence. GAMES MARCHING MUSIC 43 CONCERT AND MARCHING BAND “ 4 man allows music to play upon him and to pour into his soul through the funnel of his ears, those sweet and melancholy airs. ” The Marching Band brought Oly new pride by placing fourth in the Davis Cup Marching Competition last fall. Pepping up the stu- dent-body. the band also performed at all home games and presented special halftime events at Homecoming and at the State Football Tournament. They also represented Oly at the U of U Band Day. The Concert Band prepared an excellent program for thier Spring Concert. Recieving superior ratings, the band also participated in Region III Competition. The French Horn section carefully follows their music. Dan Winter creates a melodic sound. Shanna Ehlersand Julie Skabelund just before the march. 44 The Olympus Tilan Marching Band displays a spectacular performance at Rice Stadium. Brent Allsop creates musical and visual rhythms. Maury Newman: The Instrumental Music Director. The Concert and Marching Band Members arc: Brent Allsop. Deborah Anderson. Doug Anderson. Jeff Archuleta. Brian Badura. Evan Bateman. Ruth Bateman. Coy Benadll. Gil Bennett. Matt Bloomer. Jordan Bogue. Gayla Bowling. Mike Brumm. Michele Brumm. Brian Craven. Loric Crosby. Kathy Cushman. Mark Dahl. Bob Dimond. Deni Dorius. Brian Egan. Shanna Ehlers. Diane Ellis. Brian Farmer. Mark Fleshcr. David Fowler. Denise Free. Chery l Gilmore.Rcnc Hales. Kyle Hanson. Doug Haroldsen. Korey Hawke. John Isaacson. Earlenc Jackson. Shcllic Jacobs. Bill Johnson. Steve Jolley. Todd Jones. Allison Jueschke. David Lewis. Tamcttc Lewis. George Lucy. Eric Lyman, Camilla Mack. Marcia Manwill. Ole Martin, Don Millett, John Mouritscn. Reed Newman. Brad Nichols. Mike Norton. Blair Oliphant. Kent Orullian. Phil Palmer. Julie Pannier. George Peppin. Robert Pieper. Doug Racine. Robbie Rankin, Lorraine Rasmussen. Suzanne Rasmussen. Craig Rhodes. Chris Richins. Nancy Richins. Phil Richins. Lawanna Riddle. Suzanne Salisbury. Ron Schmidt. Ann Shirtleff. Susan Silvers. Julie Skabclund. Kevin Smith. Mike Smith. Paula Snow. Robert Sorenson. Debbie Speakman. Kyle Straton. Bonnie Tyler. Curt VanBibbcr. Tamorah Vernon. Jcancnc Walker. Clay Warberg. Scott Warcnski. Cheryl Watson. Steve Whitehead. Ann Whitmore. Paula Wcins. and Dan Winter. 45 JAZZ ENSEMBLE Discovering. . . The Jazz Ensemble, under the Direction of Maury T. Newman, traveled to Costa Mesa in late April for the Orange Coast Jazz Festival. Other performances included the Jazz Concert held in March and partici- pation in Region 111 Compitition. The Jazz Ensemble was: Brcni Allsop. Jeff Archuleta. Gil Bennett. Malt Bloomer. Beth Christensen. Mark Dahl. Bob Dimond. Brian Egan. Diane Ellis. Martha Folsom. John Isaacson. Tamcttc Lewis. Mike Norton. Phil Palmer. George Peppin. Suzanne Rasmussen. Craig Rhodes. Mike Smith. Kyle Stratton. Kim Stuckenschneider. Mike Stvles. Scott Warenski. Dan Winter, and John Ziter. Mike Norton and Dan Winter play the Moody Blues. 46 Chns Omer concentrates on his technique. Martha Folsom accompanies the Jazz Ensemble with her bass guitar. Ellois Wilson articulately plays her viola. CONCERT ORCHESTRA .. .a taste for beauty in music. Under the direction of Maury T. Newman (conductor) and Lisa Whittaker (Concert Mistress) the Concert Orchestra rendered many successful performances which included the annual Christmas Assembly, Region III Competition, Concerto Night, and their Spring Concert held in April. Early morning sectionals, individual practice, and a great conductor enabled the Orchestra to enjoy a great year. . Concert Orchestra members get involved in their music. Phc Concert Orchestra Members include: Liz Bagelv. Jenny Barnes. Evan Bateman. Ruth Bateman. Coy Bendall. Gayla Bowling. Robin Bradshaw. Alan Brown. Rebecca Burton. Mark Carpenter. Rebecca Clark. Richard Cline. Sharylynnc Craven. Brent Davis. Janenc DeWaal. Susan Elieson. Brian Farmer. Martha Fol- som. Michelle Gourley. Brady Hales. Cindy Hay more, Jean Hofmann. Brook Hudson. LeeAnn Jolley. Adrian Jueschkle. Von Larson. Lawrence Letham. Kath- leen Ludwig. Debra Nelson. Chris Omer. Suzanne Ostler. Barbara Pace. Allison Pack, James Padfield.Phil Palmer. Sarah Paulsen. Ranac Pearce. Cyndce Peder- sen. Beth Pratt. Debbie Pypcr. Susan Rasmussen. Candi Reid, Craig Rhodes. Suzanne Salisbury. Terri Skene. Kyle Stratton. Kim Stuckenschneider. Maribeth Thueson. Karen Tolley. Mike Ure. Scott Warenski. Ann Whitmore. Michael Whitmore. Lisa Whittaker Durvcn Wilson. Ellois Wilson. Robert Wood. Teresa Woodward, and Janet Zarbock. 47 r' n'uTftV'V Concert Choir performed at least three times a month during the school year, and many times during December. Conducted by Mr. Slight, the one-hundred fifty voice choir represented Olympus well in community religious services, school assemblies, and a Veteran’s Day concert represented the-combined Granite District concert choirs. The entire year was spent in preparation for a trip to Hawaii, planned for the first two weeks of June, 1978. Several of the photo- graphs on this page were taken during the performance at the Cot- tonwood Mall for the Christmas Season. Kent Naylor. President Yvonne Taylor, Secretary Gordon Murdock, Business Manager CONCERT CHOIR “And each man gave of his best to honor himself his city and his gods. ” 49 MADRIGALS Demonstrating Oly's excellence in music, the Madrigals gained extensive performing expe- rience singing for banquets, programs, busi- ness parties and many other functions. Dur- ing the month of December. Madrigals spread Christmas spirit every day. Members of the group were also involved in Concert Choir. Madrigals are under the direction of Glen Slight. Strive for Magnificence and Excellence in Their Performance The Madrigal members are; Jan Aace. Michelle Aber- sold (accompanist). John Alley. Cori Anderson. Robert Barron. Mike Bates. Susan Blackham. Lisa Brads. Julie Burton. Scott Christensen. Dave Durrani. Tana Fitzger- ald. Renee Giddings. Kaye Haslam. Jill Jeffs. Julie Johnson. Kent Naylor. Kent Montgomery. Gordon Murdock. Shaun Powis. Jim Pratt (President). Tammy Renstrom. Ken Rigby. Tracy Roscoe. Craig Smith. Wayne Sorenson. Brian Stephens. Eric Taylor. Collette Thomas. Brian West. Debbie Williams. Joan Woolley. (Secretary). Shelley Wright. Connie Burdette. Jodi O'Brien, and Von Larsen (Bass Player). Les Dethlefsen. Todd Jones, and Mitch Lewis request speaker to yield to a question. LEGISLA TIVE FOR UM Congressmen With Continuing Michelle Abersold plays the piano for the Madrigals. Girls smile w'hile thc do what the like best. Cordial Coversation The Legislative Forum this year has accomplished more than any other year. In 1977-78 the Legisla- tive Forum team comprised of Anthony Psarras. (captain). Mitchell Lewis. Todd Jones. Shawn Turner. Les Dethefsen. and Scott Matthies, brought back numerous speaker awards and two best chairman awards. Legislative Forum under the jurisdiction of the Debate team and Mrs. Swensen (advisor) has done a fantastic job this year. 50 DEB A TE Speakers With Confidence. Oly's Forensics Team brought home the first awards gained by the school in eight years. Debate teams captured two first places and numerous speaker awards. Oratory also deliv- ered favored presentations. The teams traveled to Tuscon and Tempe Arizona and to the Los Angeles-Malibu area in California. Shawn Turner Peter Pisciota Sam Baer Curtis Freeze Natalie While President Vice President Extemp. Impromptu Oratory Debate members pictured above. Back Row: Patty Niell. Andrew Iverson. Jim Johnson. Les Dethlefsen. Rands Hall. Perry Vida- lakis. Todd Jones. Niels Nielson. Brad Lewis. Kent Barton. Gordy Jack. Middle Row: Bonnie Tyler. Sue Silvers. Debbie Miller. Bethn McCarthy. Nadine Shaw. Lisa Nielsen. Fredie Ziter. Mrs. Swensen (Advisor). Front Row: Curtis Freeze. Jim Nokcs. Stewart Leach. Jon Smart. Sam Baer. Peter Pisciotla. Brian Neff. Not Pic- tured: Steve Hausknecht. Jim Berge. Kris Clark. Alta Jones. Nata- lie White. Nancy Capson. and Anthony Psarras. Anthony Psarras Chairing at a Leg. Session. 51 Mike Bailey: Chess Advisor CHESS Making the Moves Under the direction of Mr. Bailey, the Chess Club enjoyed a successful season. Most members belonged to the United States Chess Federation, and they pitted their chess prowess very successfully against other schools in the valley. The members of this year's team were Shawn Turner. Jeff Archuleta. Mike Ure. Eric Peterson. Jim Johnson. John LaLonde. Edwin Wall. Bryon Elwell. Lawrence Terry. Trett Barton, Randy Hall, and John Hubbard. Christs VicQuaid and Pamela Morecraft prepare stage scencrs for the school plas The team Captain sss ings scencrs ST A GE PRODUCTION The people behind the scene. Stage design was responsible for sound and light equipment at all school functions. Under the direction of Mr. Slight, the stage production staff built the props for South Pacific and provided the sound and lighting effects necessary for a success- ful musical production. Glen Slight, the Stage PrtKluction Advisor, shosss Christs and John what to do Stage Production learn John Alles (Captain). Brian Crasen. Paul Jencks. George Lucs. C hrists VicQuaid. Pamela Morecraft. John Russell, and Glen L. Slight, advisor. 53 FBLA Future Business Leaders of America FBLA gave Titans the opportunity to participate in projects to improve home, business, and community. Oly's FBLA chapter, presided over by Tanya Headman, participated in the March of Dimes service project at the Old Mill and under- took a Sub-for-Santa project for Christmas. FBI.A trained young people to assume leadership positions in business through practice in executive decision making, public speak- ing. office procedures and secretarial skills. Susan Chadwick Richard Mendenhall Advisor Advisor Tanya Headman Mindy Chytraus President Secretary Todd Mangum Lori Bartholomew John Ertel Treasurer Historian Program Chairman Janet Cornwall Tan Johnson Lindsay Lewis Holly Christenson Lisa Louie Publicity Chairman Fund Raising Chairman Service Chairman Social Chairman Social Chairman Tay lor Florence Mark Eliason Kelly Silvers Parliamentarian Reporter Reporter 54 Not Pictured: Sandra Sargetakis. Vice-President. “The final product of many skillful hands in vocational education. DECA Officers and Advisors: Toby Goodfellow. Dana Sargctakis. Nathan Ricks. Lori Fischer. Roger Allen. P. J. Allen, and Marc Lyons. VOCA TIONA L EDUCATION DECA Distributive Education Clubs of A merica Early in August, the Utah State Officers Elections and leadership workshops were conducted at Utah State University in Logan. Our school year began with officer election and an officer opening social. Three Olympus students attended the Western Regional Leadership Conference held in Jackson Hole in October. The month of January brought a benefit Dance-a-thon for the Muscular Dystrophy Association. Other activities such as a snow party, employer-employee breakfast, and the ever popu- lar DECA District and State competitive events are activities enjoyed by DECA members. Builds on New Foundations. Choosing a career is one of the most important decisions made in a lifetime. The choice has caused exploration and acquisition of knowledge about the occupation and also about self. Vocational pro- grams have been providing students with the interests, aptitudes, talents, skills, and knowledge to make them employable after high school graduation. The teaching-learning process has taken place in classroom, laboratory, shop, job-site, or work-study location. Vocational courses have been giving students an opportunity to explore, test out. and gain “hands on” experiences in the real world of work. Those succeeding in vocational training have developed the ability to work well with others, to give efficient service, and to become proficient in a useful skill. 55 CREDIT UNION “ Where customer is king” Granite District Credit Union offered Olym- pus students financial benefits through higher interests rates on savings, and lower rates on loans. Affording in-school banking to members and job experience to employ- ees' the organization performed a great sev- ice to those involved. Publicity included fre- quent advertisement and discount theater tickets. Credit Union members spend their lunch hour managing students' money Kelly Pearson makes financial transaction. Susan Chadwick Advisor CREDIT UNION: John l.rtel. Kelly Pearson. Barbara Stover. Stephen Clark. Tan Johnson. 56 LATIN CUB LATIN CLUB Although some consider Latin a dead language. Latin Club itself has been quite active. The year began with a hike in the mountains followed by dinner, games, ping pong, and an overnight stay at a Brighton Lodge. Other activi- ties included a Roman square dance, a strenuous hike on snow shoes, and a Latin Valentine party. With such great activities and parties the club members gained camaraderie through drilling on grammar while trudging through the woods. Latin Club members dance to the Roman top ten singles of the year. SPANISH CLL'B OFFICERS: Danette English. Mark Rallison. Linda Nielsen. Bob Adams. Susan Black ham. Mixing culture, fiestas music and food, the Spanish Club assisted students in their appreciation of Spanish tradition and thought. Through parties and activities students found learning a new culture to be a fun and enjoyable expe- rience. SPANISHCLUB “Club de Espariol” 57 Ms. Eileen Peterson demonstrates technique of eating and drinking simultaneous!). “I was supposed to plan a road-rally? Photos by Tom Brunker. FRENCH CLUB “Le Cercle Francais” Getting off to an early start, the French Club initiated new members by kid- napping them at 5:30 A.M. Clad in pajamas they played games and ate breakfast at Cottonwood Park. A road- rally and fondue party was the next activity but the fun reached its peak when the club traveled to Snowbird, stayed in Iron Blossom Lodge and enjoyed home-made French cuisine, skiing and tennis. ‘Ooh-la-la! FRENCH CLUB OFFICERS: Craig Whipple. Vice-President: Charlene Hakki. Publicity: Cherie Suth- erland. Treasurer: Paula Snow. Secretary Historian: Eileen Peterson. Advisor: Tom Brunker. FRENCH CLUB MFV1BFR 58 German C lub members learn through cultural experiences. GERMAN CLUB “Der Deutsche Kluh ” In an effort to meet dub members from other schools. German Club had par- ties involving other high schools in the Granite District. Trying to understand what actors on the silver screen said, the club saw movies straight from Ger- many at the Richy Theater. Club mem- bers participated in various winter activities and had a progressive dinner afterwards. Culture days included eat- ing authentic German food, looking at pictures and reading German maga- zines. GERMAN CLl B: ROW ONE: Ward Sax. Kent Reichman. Herr Brudercr. Shane Wardell. Starr Alexander ROW I WO Brxan Klwell. Craig Viclstich. Janie Robertson. Erin Youne. Doug Short. Andrea F.ssmier. ROW THREE: Brian Hoi . Pegg Herzog. Brad Nielsen. David Hildebrant. Gary Bills. Donovan Reeder 59 Olympus High Schools' independent hockey team. still in its infancy captured third place in the face of some stiff ex- perienced opposition. Good defense and hard hitting enabled the Titan skaters to in most of their games, the majority of w hich w ere played at Hvgeia Ice Rink. Olympus scores a point at the Hygeia ice rink. Mang ner r'dge °f HoCk y mCmb'rs: Mark Tan 'r- Anderson. Mat. Burner. Ivan Peterson and S.ev, OL YMP US HOCKE Y TEA M The young culture gathered strength and assurance” Mr Hey w ood and Mr. Folland discuss ihc menl of l.c Conte Stewart's rural landscape. Morgans Barn. “Dead Horse Point on the Colorado by I lah artist. Lynn Fauselt. Olympus purchased a valuable collection of oil and watercolor paintings from slate and nationally prominent artists. Two canvases are featured on this page. Lynn Fauselt's Dead Horse Point was acquired in 1955 and was borrowed by Senator Frank Moss in the sixties to be exhibited in the national capilol building in Washington D.C.. while the senate was debating the Utah Canyonlands legislation. Mr. Fausett's goal in his art was to make southern Utah’s beauty known to the world. Also displayed here is work by Le Conte Stewart who resided in Kaysville. Utah, and was nationally recognized for his rural landscapes that portray the true mood and serenity of Utah s unusual topography. Two Le Conte Stewart paintings are owned by the school and hung in the assistant principal s office and in the library ! OL YMPUS ART COLLECTION Exhibits in the Main Foyer, Offices and Classrooms 61 MENS’ ASSOCIA TION A Confident Aristocracy Mens’ Association, led by Kent Mont- gomery, prompted activities for male Titans. MA Functions included the MA dance in May. working with OGA. and intramurals which gave many men a chance to compete enthusiastically, sometimes fiercely. MA officers plan upcoming events. Kent Montgomery Bruce Herbert President Vice-President John Chase Gary Rohde Secretary Historian Kent Montgomery contemplates the possibility of. . .? MA officers sell visors for a fund-raising project. 62 OGA officers plan Christmas Dance with Chrystal-Vision theme. Sally Greenwood Janene Taylor Katheryn Brown Wendy Wallace Wendi Wixom President 1st Vice-Pres. 2nd Vice-Pres. Secretary Historian OLYMPUS GIRLS’ ASSOCIATION Taking Part in Many Public Functions. Improving student involvement. Girls’ Association provided exciting activities to get each girl acquainted with other girls. “Go Bonanza, the opening social and “Sassy Class , a program for Buz- zin' Cousins, enabled officers to reach their goal. Still more activities included the girls choice Christmas Dance. Fathers and Daughters Night. Mothers and Daughters Night. MA and OGA assembly and the closing social brought student participation to a new peak. Sophomore babies find nev experiences at Bu in' Cousins. Zoe Tolman DeAnn Munson Georgia Sorenson Susan Koch Treasurer Senior Rep. Junior Rep. Sophomore Rep. 63 OLYMPUS GRAPHIC DESIGN Creative Education Olympus Graphic Design completed the need on the part of the high school to provide students w ith the training that would make it possible for them to obtain and keep a job. Experience w as given in advertising agencies, sign shops, display work, printing, photography, sales, layout, and many areas of design. The few choice students included in this program were Kim Anderton. Sandy Anderton. Sandy Goo- gle. Ruth Coombs. Michelle Dowdy. Mindy Har- ris. Carolyn Jacobs. Mitchell Lewis. Randy Mey- ers. Tracy O'Very. Robert Peterson. Jon Shuppy. and Rae Ann Wood. Chick wise Martin upper left: Ruth Coumhs. Minds' Horns, and Mic- helle Dowds gel silk screen reads to run. Rands Meyers. Tracy (Ti ers, and Kim Anderton piece a puzzle hack together Samis Anderton sets ty pe Ior printing posters. Mr Clyde Smith. OGD advisor, caught here hard at work. Jon Shuppy and Rob- ert Peterson work with the showcard machine. TI-BOOK STA FF “Making Connections” Preparations for the Ti-Book began in the spring when the sta ff posted a computer read-out of students, names, addresses, and phone numbers. Students were requested to check their names for spelling errors and to make sure addresses and phone numbers were correct so that the school directors would be accurate and reads for distribution by registration day. -277-0051 [.on I i her. I on Bartholomew I on I cjlhcr tone. alone I urnsworth. and Mr rocker look up telephone num- I on Bartholomew cheeks her ''little I i-Book“ out hers. Vulene I arnsworlh and I .on I i her t pe paces lor the I i-B� H k. ORPHEUS Strong and Brave and Noble and Capable of Prodigious Achievements Jim Nokcs Michele Folsom Robert Adams Mail Bloomer Janet Cornu-all Belli Baldwin Hotly Brooks Ann Ritzmu Composition of original poetry, short - stories, and themes illustrated the cre- ativity of the Ortheus staff members. With Miss Marra Hyde as this year's advisor with its new name, the school's literary publication converted from the annua! magazine formal to a single sheet that was distributed twice monthly in conjunction with the school paper. Staff members discuss and prepare the organization of the Orphtus 66 THUNDERBOLT Informative News Features, editorials, human interest sto- ries. and other factual issues along with entertainment reviews, sports coverage, and parodies. kept Titans in formed of current events and brought students up- to-date on school life. The Thunderbolt staff consisted of the student editor, fac- ulty advisor, and the many sta ff members who succeeded in producing the newspa- per frequently and on schedule. Staff members sold advertisement space to local businesses to finance publishing costs. Marra Hyde Mark Eliason Susan O'Donnell Kelly Silvers Jeff Floor Faculty Advisor Editor Jim Nokes David Bentley Shawn turner Hollv Brooks Dan Wagner Brainstorm session with staff members for the next I hunderbolt. 67 ODYSSEY STAFF “Greek Literature Is as Alive and Relevant Today as It Was When It Was First Written” David Lewis. Editor in Chief Mitchell Lewis Layout. Organization Coordinator Beckey Clark Literary Alan Brown Literary “Jep Jcpko Business Michele Brumm Layout Design Coordinator Steve Meier - Layout and Athletic Coordinator Sandra Anderton Artist 68 Seventh Period was a busy hour for some of the staff. “Yearbook” has frustrations. Jennifer Kjar Art and Layout Design Chery l Miller Literary Coordinator Gary Bills Layout Design Todd Jones Photographer Confronted with the task of accurately reporting and depicting an entire year of Oly's events, and processing all the class portraits of the sophomores, juniors, and seniors: the new yearbook staff felt the heavy burden of their responsibility. The inexperienced personnel of the 1977-78 ODYSSEY used hundreds of hours drawing, writing, typ- ing, photographing and editing material to meet a series of section deadlines. The staff not only worked, argued, worried, and broke rul- ers. but they also built new friendships and strengthened old ones by learning to work together as a whole. Their ultimate goal was achieved in May when the yearbooks were delivered in their final form to the school. Jim Manwill Pholgraphic Coordinator Marianne Veils Business Shauna Rasmussen Activity Coordinator 69 Teamwork determined individual efforts, and both student and fac- ulty leadership brought recognition to Olympus High as the most formidible competitor in state athletics. Titan athletic teams received deserved accolades from the press, opposing coaches in the state, and a very enthusiastic and supportive student body. Oly's athletes were men and women who developed their skills individu- ally and collectively: they matched the strength of Mt. Olympus itself. A THLETICS “Athletes — the men whose bravery gives added dignity to all mankind” 71 Rob Ward scores touchdow n The Olympus offensive line Oly team rejoices over vie ion. Olympus scores touchdown against Layton OL YM PUS FOOT BA LL Region Champions Basic training began in mid-June with running and weight lifting work-outs that continued daily throughout the summer. In Septem- ber. practices were scheduled every day after school in order for players to concentrate on specific techniques. In addition, football films were shown every Saturday so team members could develop strategic plays. All of this preparation paid off when the Titan Force beat Skyline in regular season play by scoring two touch- downs in the final minutes of the game. Individual and team records broken were: most yards passing (Mike Vanderhoof). long- est pass play (from Mike Vanderhoof to Brady McKay), and most yards rushing (Rob Ward). The team ended its regular season unde- feated. placing first in Region with Olympus earning its first appearance in the State Finals. Randy Lund and Dave Seastrand team up to tackle opponent. Stuart Lynar blocks out Layton opponent while Mike 77 73 Vanderhoof throws gome winning touchdown pass. OL Y’S TITAN FO Olympus' students attended the State Championship games ai Rice Stadium enthusiastic over having the best football season in its history. Opposing Orem in the quarter-finals. Oiy witnessed a close game until the finish when the team scored the winning points in the final two minutes of the game Semi-finals, brought Layton and more fourth-quarter tactics. With four seconds remaining on the clock and Layton ahead. Mike Vanderhoof passed the ball to John Chase who caught it in the end-zone with ero seconds left on the clock, win- ning their way to the State Finals. Cold weather, hot chocolate and blankets were all a part of the memorable championship game with OK's traditional rival. Skyline. 74 Jeff ttoflingworih 7' Guard Jeff J(n k um f Quarterback Adrian Jucuhkc S4 Tight End Dennn Julander 'h Tackle Stew knight 84 End Randc l and a 20 Corner Back 5 Stuart Lyrtar � ' Tackle fir,i MacKay � M Tight End John Macke � HI Tight End Bruce Madsen Def Back Mike Maurer � SI Flanker Scott McCann � 17 Quarterback Jim Me lack lan � S9 Spin End 0 Mike Vanderhaof � 11 Scott H ilmanh Bros Quarterback Guard Bob Hard •32 Bon Walk 5 lion Winter � 67 Banning Back Bunn mg Back l.ickie MikeSi � 55 Buss Webb � 71 Mark Wdl,ami � 59 I tare Wirthlan � 82 Center Tackle Linebacker Pei Back 0 CM 0 1 0 G 75 SECOND IN STA TE Football Champions Olympus 21 REGION Bingham 2 Olympus 28 Olympus 26 Granger 14 West 15 Olympus 13 Olympus 14 Brighton 10 Skyline 10 Olympus 19 STATE Highland 15 Olytnpus 20 Olympus 28 Granite 14 Orem 21 Olympus 27 Olympus 19 East 14 Layton 14 Olympus 18 Olympus 0 Cottonwood 7 Skyline 28 East High quarterback crumbles under Dave Neff. Marc Lyons George Barfuss Richard Mendenhall TOP: Joe Adams. John Mourilsen. Ryan Orulluw. Scott Douglas. Robert Walker. Brad Gillespie. Jeff Jensen. Dar- ren Johnson. David Knight. Jim McWhirter MIDDLE Barn Stout. Steve Pern. Bryan Macke. Tracy Hunter. Skeeter Mikesell. Tom Walk. Mark Durham. Reg Phippen. Greg Johnson. Lee Allen BOTTOM Rusty Owen. Dur sen Wilson. Tom Wheatley. Bruce Scott. Robert Tucker. Paul Spjut. Ted Pratt. Mike Myers. Mark Nelson. Kevin Hill. Glade Spencer, Rich Whittaker. 76 The score httard show s who's st . OL YMPUS BASKETBA LL Height, Speed and Agility With height, speed and agility the basketball team displayed their talent well. Under the superb coaching of Ron Steinke and Doug Bishop the Titans brought new spirit to the stu- dentbody. Practicing three to four hours every night after school, dedication and effort paid off. Although the team got off to a slow start losing a close game to Highland by only one basket, the season proved to be successful and rewarding to spectators and team members alike. Oly fans took on and hope for a basket against Skyline b red Trovalo shoots front the foul line at Skyline game Olympus wails patiently for the rehound. Willie Wright shoots while Skyline's II trys to block the shot. 77 u.np ojnf � � ( f-- f JP f� K || Ullf liHUfj.tpur | yif OL YMPUS BA SKETBA LL Well Rated in State Bob Hall drives for the score. Willie Wright shoots over opponent. TOP: Clayton Butler, Jim Sorenson, Robert Goats. Joe Jensen. Brent Stephenson, Mark Berndt. MIDDLE: Lloyd Tallis, Troy Pate. Scott McDermott. Mark Kramer, John Sowbv. BOTTOM: Joe Lang, Gord ' Jack. Skeeter Mike- sell. 80 Ron Stemke Head Coach Doug Bishop Richard Mendenhall Fred Trovato outmanuevers East opponents to make a basket. Olympus Ranked “Number One” by Deseret News Prep Poll Players and fans await the prospect of another victory. Bob Hall tips the ball to Oly's advantage. Blair Oliphant show's form as he stuffs the ball during the East game. “Simon says. . . Ron Ence drives for a score. Olympus Was Choice of Most Coaches to Win Region Three and Perhaps State. 81 OLYMPUS WRESTLING Second in Region Olympus wrestlers finished a successful pre-season with a second place finish in the annual interstate Uintah Tournament. The Titan Wrestling Force proved its prowess by capturing the Granite School District Cham- pionship in January. Oly hosted a team of high school all-stars from Japan, but the Titans proved to be no match for the quicker Japanese National Champions. Only Randy Owen and John Chase defeated their oppo- nents. Weakened by injuries. Olympus placed second in the Region Championship meet. Wrestlers take a nap between matches. Blake Beesicy Ward Sax Joe Lindsey 98lbs 105 lbs 105 lbs Oly Wrestler shows his stength. Reggie Phippen 125 lbs Bret Bccsley 119 lbs Doug Short 119 lbs Jim Glaittli 126 lbs John Chase 132 lbs 82 Titan shows form that earned second in Region. Jim Chase Tom Melos Craig Anderson Steve Knight 138 lbs 145 lbs 145 lbs 155 lbs 83 OL YMPUS WRESTLING Looking Toward State Jim Glamli applies the pressure Dave Neff exchanges gifts with Japanese wrestler Marc Lyons Dave Neff hwt Richard Taggart Manager Mike Ptaschinski Head Coach I he OI mpus wrestling team. Jim Chase takes opponent down for two points Japanese Wrestlers show Titans an assortment of new moves. Matmen wrestle in neutral position. OI Wrestler turns East Wrestler with a move from the arm bar scries. 85 GIRLS’ BASKETBALL Which is the most beautiful in grace and charm — ?” Quick coaching session between quarters. Team photograph including coach Diane Staples and player Tanuny Bills DeAnn Munson Sue O'Donnell Sheila Wassmen Satalie W hue 86 Cindy Lyon shoots over an Eagle! Coached by Mrs. Diane Staples, the Girls' Basketball Team practiced three hours a day to perfect their skills. Their strength in good rebounding coupled with high percentages in inside and outside shooting brought many victories to the team. Diana Luker. team captain, and the rest of the team members played two games a week. GIRLS3 BASKETBALL Contests began with Goddesses Diana I.uker makes her haskeis count Kath l.mt tfuisi runs tor the ponit' 87 GOLF “To be strong and noble. ” Titan golfers. under the leadership of co- captains Kelly Han ey and A ntonv Psar- ras. took fifth place in the region tourna- ment. Kelly Harvey had the lowest aver- age per game and won the “Chet Fletcher” award, hut Tad Jones per- formed very well at the end of the season to heat Kelly in a play-off to determine Oly's representative in the slate tourna- ment. Ken Farrell coached the golfers through duel meets to the region tourna- ment. Co-captam Anthony P surras practicing swings. % ! fi. Members of the Golf Team swinging into action . . . Practice makes perfect. M h.M Bh.RS Oh THE GOLF TEAM: FRONT ROW: from Ieft to right: Joe lutng. Ward Sax. Tad Jones. Bruce Herbert. Nate Barton, and John Woolf. BAC K ROW: from left to right: Brian Giacomo. Gordy Jack, Brent Wigren. co-captain Anthony Psarras. co-captain Kelly Harvey. Kyle Straton, and their advisor Coach Farrell. 88 SCHOOL INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL CHAMPIONS: CLOCKWISE: Dave Zimmerman. Doug Tingcy. Talmage Egan. Bruce Curlis. and Bruce Hebdon. Intramural players at one-on-one. Scott Warenski: The Weightliftcr. Jeff Archuleta performs power-lifting style. INTRAMURALS Intramural activities held in the mornings and on a district competive level, were sponsored by Coach Louie Long and consisted of tennis, softball, weight lifting, and basketball; being the biggest of the events. Varsity team members were excluded from participating in Intramural activities, thus giving everyone the chance to take part in school athletics. Swimmer races in freestyle form. Breast stroke to victory. Olympus High School's Boys' Swimming Team. 90 1 ' ■ ■ ■ ■ 1 Olympus High's lop tennis players from left to right: Cliff Payne. Curt Curtis. John Ertel. Coach Dave Pond, and Dress TENNIS Speed and agility The boys' tennis team matched talents with other schools in the district and com- peted in region play-offs and state compe- tition. Olympus excelled in the sport w ith four defending state champions: John Ertel. Drew Gordon. Cliff Payne. and Curt Curtis. They' entered championship meets with confidence of winning another state title. Gordon. John Ertel ranked number two singles player. Curt Curtis and Cliff Payne ranked number one doubles team. Drew Gordon ranked number one player. 91 GYMNASTICS Coordination and Timing At Olympus High School, a program existed in which students were permitted to use gy mnastic equipment to increase their inclinations tow ard the sport. This class was held in the school and advised by Coach Mike Ptaschinski. There was also a program, sponsored by Olympus, designed for the more ambitious gy mnasts. This class was held at the Utah Academy of Gymnastics and was taught by Pamela Pond. Taking place during first and second periods, this class was also the training facility for the Olympus Womens' Gym- nastics team. Participating on this team were: Tracy Ekker. Lori Goodfellow. Mikelle Thompson, and Lezlee Tyler. This team had fantastic aw ard percentages in the inter-school meets. Kcll Epperson practices his strenuous routine on pommel horse C la Mendenhall performs a piked support OUCH” 92 G YMNA STICS Coordination and Timing 93 ”G mnasts do it upside down. CROSS-COUNTRY Speed and Endurance TOP ROW left to right: Mark Peck: Manager. Richard Holland. Jon Shuppy. David Layton. Roger Price. Richard Jones. Matt Peck. Walt Schoffield. Coach. BOTTOM ROW left to right: Joe VanLeeuwen. Blake Beesley. Blaine Smith. Rich Nixon, and Scott Liddell. Blaine Smith and Roger Price, outstand- ing Crosscountry team members. Oly's cross country team practiced dili- gently before and after school. Each run- ner covered between eight and fourteen miles a day. in preparation for meets held at the three and a half mile course; at Sugarhouse Park. The Titan Cross Country' Forde took second in Region Three and Sixth in State competition. 94 TRA CK The 1978 track schedule combined girls and boys for the first time. The Titan team participated in pre-season meets at BYU an Idaho Slate. With experienced seniors, and promising juniors and sophomores the team chal- lenged school, region, and state records while strongly competiting with other schools. Karen Webb winning her race at the Idaho Stale Mini dome. ROW ONE: Jim McLachlan. Bob Flint. Marlene Mueller. Chcrll Gilmore. Ann Shurtleff. Sherrie Moore. Shirlcne Knox. LeAnn Jolley. Karen Webb. Valynn Dietrich. Connie Burden. ROW TWO: Jim Buckmiller. Shaun Powis, Rodger Price. Richard Nixon. Ed Wall. Richard Jones. John Easton. Scott l.iddell. Kelly Harvey. Brad Brown. Gary Bills. ROW THREE: John Alley. Ron Walk. Mark Elton. Rich Holland. Mark Ellingson. Joe VanLeeuwen. Chris Onneflod. Scott Douglas. Dave Wirthlin. Matt Peck, Kent Barton. Blaine Smith. ROW FOUR: John Zoolakis: coach Mark Peck: manager. Adrian Jueske. Von Larson. Kevin Smith. Dave Knight. Scott Stevens. Eric Taylor. Mark Curtis. John Glaittli. Gary Curtis: Manager Frank Wojech: Coach. Scott Stevens putting the shot at the Bennion Jim Buckmiller clears the bar. Games. TEAM CAP I AINS: Connie Burden. John Alley. Shaun Powis. Roger Price. 95 SOCCER Physical stamina, endurance, soccer playine ability and enthusiasm for the sport were the primary foundations used for selecting the soccer team. One goalie, four fullbacks, three halfbacks, and three forwards, and Coach Nordfelt. compiled the eleven-man team. Beginning in March, practices and individual scrimmages were held night after night. Play- ers devoted this time to footwork and passing the ball while maintaining balance. Jim Jensen dives Io sa e the ball. S. xer plascr throws the ball In. Plasers awaj| th haU Who left the banana on the field?” 96 vwwi 63 flK m n ■ ..r ii,- £ TOP ROW: Coach Pond. Julie Zarbock. Carolyn Jacobs. Diane Davis MIDDLE ROW: Debbie Vierig. Candy Castle. Connie Karren. Melanie Paulsen BOTTOM ROW: Elana Glissmeyer. Andrea Paulsen. Janet Zarbock. GIRLS’ TENNIS “Skilled team goes to State” Carolyn Jacobs serves to Cot- tonwood opponent. TOP ROW: Coach Pond. Melanie Paulsen. Carolyn Jacobs Andrea Paulsen shows form in followthrough. BOTTOM ROW: Debbie Vierig. Candy Castle. Andrea Paulsen Our girl’s Tennis Team finished ihe state tournament winning second place during the fall season 1977. In dual matches. Olym- pus Women were six-one. Debbie Vierig placed “Second” in the number one singles in regional competition. Candy Castle placed “First” in the number two singles and Andrea Paulson won the “First” in the number three singles in the region meet. Carolyn Jacobs and Melanie Paulson took “Third” in the number one doubles. Winners of the “Third” in the number two doubles were Janet Zarbock and Elana Glissmeyer. During the state contest Candy Castle again won honors by placing “Second” in the number two singles. Andrea Paulson won “First” place in the number three singles with Carolyn Jacobs and Melanie Paulson taking Consolation. Different strokes for different folks. 97 GIRLS' SWIMMING Three-fourths of the girls swim team this year were inexperienced sophomores. During com- petition they excelled with an end result in the region of a three and three record. Judy More- ton performed well for State. In relays. Carolyn Day. Sylvia Frampton. Peggy Soraghan. and Judy Moreton represented our school. Mr. Lowther was patient with our “lady swimmers and was a Master Coach. One small step for man: One Giant leap for mankind. BOTTOM ROW: Kristine Evans. Barbara Manwill. Deanna Laub. Diane Sloyer. Linda Enend. Ann Ritzma. Dawn Schriner. Sylvia Framp- ton. Andy Sehmilt. Karen Richards. Penme Phillips. Karen Rhodes. MIDDLE ROW: Trace Thurgood. Syaniy Pedersen, juhc Wixom Kathy Cushman. LeeAnn Jolley . Amy Fagergren. Joan Newman. Jill Erickson. Peggy Soraghan. Shirlene Knox. Pennie Baxter. Tracy Bunt- ing. Peggy Po hr. Kristen Vincent. TOP ROW: All, Burgess. Kelly Campbell. Julie Sansom. Judy Moreton. Carolyn Day. Lisa Whittaker Paula Wiens. Lorraine Rasmussen. Linda Hargreaves. Peggy Knaphus. Lilia Pack. Kristin Holmgren. Carmen Terry. Teresa Tennant Cheryl Engh. Karen Evans. Kim llolmes. MISSING: Malinda Breeze. Amy Derbidge. Karen Engh. Heidi Horman. Sara Sue Marshall. Man Lee rirro. Michell Barlow. Kay Coleman. Julie Pannier. Julie Van Lceuwcn. BOTTOM RuW: Beck Monestrcet. Kohnie Jensen. Nancy Millet. Trish Tsosie. Teresa Woodward. MID- DLE ROW : A 1 son Harding. Kathy Linquist. Holly Evans. Susan Fullmer. Tammy Bills. Janet Zarbock TOP ROW: Kris Larrabee. Laurie Dunn. Robynne Roberts. Michelle Gourley. Cindy Lyon. Sue O’Donnell MISSING: Diana Lukar. Connie Burdette. Nada Brockbank. Leslie Naumann. Zoe Tolman. GIRLS' VOLLEYBALL “A fierce and friendly competitive sport ” Girls' volleyball used many hours after school each day throughout the season practicing and preparing for approaching games. Region competition gave Oly’s girls third place which put them in to the Slate finals where they finished seventh. Girls’ sports were well supported by par- ents. studentbody and the administration. Attendance at the games signified the growing interest in women’s athlet- ics. Excellent coaching was received from Mrs. Staples and the enthusiastic crowds assisted in a vital team spirit. Team pauses to debale point. 99 Administration was responsible for the smooth running of Olympus High School. Teachers instructed students collectively and individ- ually. and counselors helped students with scheduling, employment, and personal problems. The entire educational process was over- seen by Dr. Larsen, and his two viceprincipals, Mr. Heywood and Mr. Benson; Mr. Harper the career guidance coordinator. The fac- ulty was supported by student leaders under the direction of David Zimmerman, the student body president. Sterling scholars and win- ners in state and national academic competitions reflected the high academic achievement of Olympus Titans. A D MINISTRA TION “Freedom was sustained by a deep respect for personal honor. ” PRINCIPALS Our school was an education — an early rostrum of Democracy. Much of the success of Olympus High can be attributed to the dedication and hard work of Dr. Larsen and his vice- principals. Dr. Larsen’s job included supervising budget, personnel, curricu- lum. and public relations, but Dr. Lar- sen always found time to cheerfully chat with students. Although some- times disapproving. Mr. Heywood effi- ciently handled the vital areas of disci- pline. attendence and student activities. In his first year at Olympus, Mr. Ben- son managed data processing, includ- ing report cards, schedules and regis- tration. Richard G. Harper Administrator and Career Coordinator Frank L. Heywood Assistant Principal-Attendance. Activities, and Discipline Administrator Sheryl R. Benson Assistant Principal-District Programs. Computer, and Activities 102 GRANITE SCHOOL DISTRICT SUPERINTENDENT AND BOARD OF EDUCATION “Greek law aimed entirely at improving the lot of mortal humans. ” John Reed Call. Superintendent. Challenged to maintain a workable educa- tional organization. Superintendent Call pre- pared to meet the demands. Important changes in the district included organizations of new curriculums and the building of a new- high school in Taylorsville. Public concern and interest helped the educators in develop- ing a better educational program. Composed of four men and one woman, the Granite School District Board of Education met periodically to discuss immediate prob- lems within the district. Under their supervi- sion were fifty-two elementaryschools. thir- teen junior high schools and eight high schools. Their duties included those of for- mulating new policies, authorizing expendi- ture of funds, and appointing administrative and teaching personnel. Board of Education. Granite School District: Left to Right. Larry Bradshaw. Richard Black. Gary C. Swensen. Dawn Curtis, and Gordon W Evans. 103 COUNSELORS “A man must be honored for his individual worth and treated with respect just because he is himself. ” William V. DcNiro Rita Staley Ken Farrell Wayne Goatcs Gwen Anderson Mrs Anderson calls home or she is busy with South Pacific arrange- Mr. DcNiro. a new counselor to Olympus this vear ments? 104 Mr. Farrell listens while a student seeks his assistance. Where in all the world could we discover a more consci- entous friend and counselor than Mrs. Staley Mr. Goates is fluent in his advice and assistance Counselors devoted many hours to helping students with schedul- ing. personal problems and job concerns. The counselors' various responsibilities, from sophomore COPE to senior applications for college and scholarships, kept them very busy. Mr. Harper super- vised the operation of COPE (Vocational Education) Guidance Center, and was assisted by two secretaries. Mrs. Ashworth and Mrs. Nelson. Counselors Counsel In Consultation proven to he a dedicated educator. Mr. Harper advises career planning and is chairman of the counseling center. 105 FACULTY “Man to man combat of great warriors Don Allen Electronics rj PJ. Allen Business Roger Allen Business Richard Allred Social Studies Peggy Allsop Special Education Margaret Bailey Home Economics Mike Bailey George Barfuss Kimber Barlow George Barton Valena Bernston Doug Bishop 5 c,cncc Social Studies Special Education Mathematics Dance Drama Linda Blackham Wilford Bruderer Dance Business Don Clark Physics Beth Collins Home Economics Verl Cox Richard Crocker Biology Business Marcia Cruz Larry Eldredge Business Mathematics Fredrick Esch Lonn Folland Social Studies Art Education Betty Hayward Business Lucille Henderson English 106 Elden Hurst Marra Hyde Robert Johnson Umar Kelly Blo|ogy English Mathematics Driver’s Education Teachers spent not only six hours in class, but also several extra hours daily preparing for class and helping students individually. Although they taught widely varied subjects they had a common goal: To prepare students for post-high school life, whether that life included college, trade school, or an immediate leap into the “working world”. Stuart Manookin Media Production Richard Mendenhall Business Jean Kidston Home Economics Louie Long Physical Education Robert Liddiard Science _ A Marc Lyons Business Charles Miller Mathematics Ken Minson Genetics Mary Moss Social Studies Glen Motzkus Special Education Mary Neiman English Maury Newman Instrumental Music Mr. Bailey shows off his feathers. 107 Eileen Peterson Marilyn Peterson Mike Ptaschinski Dave Pond French Health Occupations Biology Mathematics Mrs. Peterson studies French. John Shewell Glen Slight Clyde Smith Ron Startin English Music Art Physical Ed. Ruth Stevens Business Deone Sutherland English Judy Thomas English Margo Thompson English Eldon Tolman Social Studies Carole VonSchmidt Jean Porter Librarian Theral Richardson Woodworking Frank Wojtech English Barbara Yearke Home Economics Mrs. Porter contemplates new books. George Richards Chemistry Walt Schofield Art John Zoolakis Susan Chadwick Gerald Christensen Jim Felt Marian Hicks Richard DeMoss Mathematics Business Social Studies Social Studies English Automotive John Bench DeVon Anderson Faun Westenskow James Lowther Richard McMillan Irene Mitchell Automotive Driver’s Education Spanish Swimming Social Studies English William Monroe Diane Staples Ron Steinkc Colleen Wood Shirley Tanner Special Education Physical Education Driver’s Ed. Social Studies Social Studies 109 Mrs. Ashworth gives of her service. “Career Opportunities In Action” COPE VOCA TIONAL EDUCA TION Mrs. Ashworth instructs cope students. Sophomores participate in cope program. SECRETA RIES OFFICE PERSONNEL With the assistance of Mrs. Ash- worth. Mr. Richard Harper pro- vided sophomores with pages of career information through the COPE program. COPE was designed to enable students to make post-high school plans for college and careers. Julia Ashworth COPE Secretary Kay Larsen Accounts Elaine Moss Media Secretary Connie Nelson Counseling Secretary Harriet Snarr Principals Secretary LaRae Zimpfer Vice principals Secretary no Mr. Manookin instructs student of a production method. MEDIA CENTER Visual A ids Reports Books Printing Duplicating Knowledge Store House Under the direction of Mr. Manookin and Mrs. Porter, the media center per- formed the vital role of distributing information to the school. Mr. Manoo- kin photographed students for the late activity cards, students xeroxed term papers, Kevin Holdsworth produced his famous morning announcements, and Mrs. Porter with the assistance of Mrs. Moss directed the library. Students run off materials for school. Ill P.T.S.A Sophocles said “The world is full of wonders, hut nothing is more wonderful than man. ” Mrs. Sutherland talks to parents during Back-to-School-Night. PTSA represents the parents, teachers, and students of Olympus High School. Their main goal was to work together for the school. They participated in a Door-to-Door Membership Drive inviting the par- ents to join PTSA and also delivered a calender of the year's activities to every house in the school area which involved many parents in the Back-to-School- Night. This was the parent’s first opportunity of the year to meet the teachers. The officers were also in charge of the Eye-Screening of all Sophomore stu- dents: a Critical Issues Conference with subjects of importance to the students: a picture Project, giving the Ok people the opportunity to have special Senior pictures taken with caps and gowns if the students participated in the scholarships given by Granite Sec- ondary Council PTA. The English Program is outlined for P.T.A. by Mr. Shewcll. 112 Parent, teacher. Student Association Officers from left to right. First Row: Sharon Nichols. PTSA President: l.ou Jean Tingey. Vice-President: Dari Hilton. Public Relations. Second Row: Suzie Stoyer. Project Chairman: Annette Smith. Parent Reader: Corinne Lavin. Membership: Margaret Boyle. Health: Sherry Wilmarih. Secretary. Evelyn Barnes. Treasurer: Sandy Criddle. Student Representative. SPECIAL SERVICES Custodians and Cafeteria Workers CUSTODIANS: Jake Ostler. Ewald Bretthavcr. David Mower. Anna North and A hard-working custodial staff put in hours around the clock to better the atmosphere of Olympus. Their responsibilities were many; mow- ing lawns, pruning shrubs, eating for flower beds, grooming football fields, and baseball diamonds. In the winter, arising early, custodians shoveled snow, cleared ice and made sure the school was warm. Yet Titans failed to show respect; pop on floors, fires in lockers, writing on desks were only a few ways students abused school property. If stu- dents would be more courteous the custodians job would be much easier and excess funds could be used for the benefit of students in educations and athletic opportunities. Elaine Collett measures out salad dressing. Blanche Sinclair. Fern Meanory prepares homemade rolls for lunch. Ruth Brewer stirs up another yummy concoction. Sy lvia Howell gives a helping hand to Jim Onions. 113 STERLING SCHOLARS Service Character Talent Scholarship Leadership Citizenship Sponsored by KSL and the Des- eret News, the. Sterling Scholar Program honors seniors for per- sonality, community service, tal- ent and scholastic excellence. Twelve nominees were chosen by departmental committees to rep- resent Olympus in statewide competition for monetary awards and scholarships. On the basis of portfolios and inter- views, judges selected Sterling Scholars and Runners-up who were honored in a televised award program, Tuesday, April 25,1978. James Nokes English and Literature Robert Adams Social Science Bruce Borg Art and Art Craft Shawn Turner Speech and Drama Bruce Curtis Science Brian Trask Vocational Education Rebecca Clark Music Alan Brown Mathematics Susan Jackson Foreign Language Sada Brockbank Homemaking Patricia Berge General Scholarship Dana Sargetakis Business Education TITAN SER VICE Sandra Anderton A nisi and Socia Service John A ley Oty Stage Manager Shawn Turner Foresnics Colette Thomas Theatre. “South Pacific Jim Manwill Yearbook Photographer Tamara Holser Varsity Cheerleader Michelle A her sold Music Accompanist Tammy Bills Womens' A t Me tics Brad Nielson Athletics and Scholarship Linda Tyler Tribunal President Barbara Pace President Dance Club AWARD Music Activities Arts Social Arts Social Service Photography Athletics Twelve seniors who had worked the extra mile received awards from the Odyssey staff for building community organi- zations, promoting school spirit, participating in Olympus activi- ties, demonstrating leadership and in executing government responsiblities. Faculty, student body officers and the senior class president nominated thirty-five Titans. All nominees submitted a letter of application, listing their contributions. A faculty committee rated the highest scores, and selected the finalists for the “ Titan Service A wards. 115 Ann Ritzma Hi Ti Social Sen ices Bruce Borg Bruce Curtis Tana Fitzgerald Sally Greenwood Carrie Hanes Bruce Hebdon Susan Jackson Heather Newman Robert Adams Alan Brown TOP THREE PERCENT Scholarship Graduates of the Class of 1978 Rebecca ( lark Michelle Oswald Roma Riddle Mark Rallison Cane Curtis Scott Shields I' ■S Robert Hall All State Football Kelly Harvey Golf Chet Fletcher Award Randy Lund All Region Football Tom Me to All Region Football Randy Owen All State Football State Wrestling Champ Phil Palmer John Phillip Sousa Band Award Roger Price Cross Country Nathan Ricks All Region Football Blaine Smith All Region Cross Tim T reseder All Slate Football YOUNG AMERICANS TELEVISION TEAM Mrs. Farrell and Mr Tolman sponsors. Patty Berge. Jim Nokes. Alan Brown. Kevin Holdsworth. Les Dethlefsen 117 Dave Neff All State Wrestling Champion Mike Vanderhoof All State Football Rob Ward All State Football Scott Warenski Louie Armstrong Jazz Award l.isa Whittaker National School Orchestra Award Jeanne Sager Future Homemakers of America Utah Officer 1978-79 Ruth Bateman Music Directos Award SPECIA LAW A RDS Athletes, Homemaking, Music, Art John Chase All Region Football Leslie Naumann Future Homemaker of America HERO Chapters President Richard Nixon All Region Cros C NA TIONA L HONOR SOCIETY Robert Adams David Anderson Sam Baer Both Baldwin Patricia Berge Susan Blackham Matthew Bloomer Dan Boyle Alan Brown Tom Brunker Matt Carpenter John Chase Rebecca Clark Krehl Coleman Bruce Curtis Sandra Criddle Paulette Durham Talmage F.gan Danette F.nglish Michele Folsom Thomas Fuller Parker Gay Aaron Goldberg Bruce llcbdon David Houser Susan Jackson Leslie Jones Erie Maier Marlene Mueller Mark Newton Bradley Nielson James Nokes Michelle Oswald Richard Parkin Mark Rallison Dona van Reeder Roma Riddle Janie Robertson Scott Shields Douglas Short Colette Thomas Jane Tor rente 118 NA TIONA L HONOR SOCIETY The purpose of the National Honor Society was to honor those students who have worked diligently to maintain an academic average of 3.5 or better. Nominees must also have taken four solid subjects each semester since ninth grade. Although mem- bers receive no financial benefits, this is a presti- gious national organizations based in Washington D. C. Recognition was received in the form of a National Honor Society stamp on their transcripts, a gold cord worn on their graduation gown, and a gold seal on their diploma. Careful selection of members was made by Mrs. Mary B. Neiman. Mar Nicman Sponsor l.inda lyler Ryan Wright C'raig Vielstich David Zimmerman National Merit Semi-Finalists arc chosen on the basis of the scores on the Preliminary Scholastic Aptitude Test and the National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test, taken during the junior year. Semi-Finalists may become finalists by taking the Scholatic Aptitude Test and submitting an exten- sive application. Winners across the nation com- pete for five thousand scholarships ranging in value from two hundred and fifty dollars to six thousand dollars. Robert Adams National Merit Scholarship Semi-Finalist Sam Baer National Merit Scholarship Semi-Finalist Patricia Berge National Merit Scholarship Semi-Finalist Alan Brown National Merit Scholarship Semi-Finalist Jeff Floor National Merit Scholarship Semi-Finalist Bruce Hcbdon National Merit Scholarship Semi-Finalist NATIONAL MERIT SCHOLARSHIP SEMI-FINALISTS 119 Students were free to explore a variety of paths in pursuit of their goals. Like the ancient Greeks, today's Titans are individuals unfettered hy limitations imposed hy men with less imagination and potential. Learn- ing skills, developing talents, achieving objectives, the people of Olym- pus were motivated hy a common desire to excel in every' endeavor, to become as strong as the mountain which has given Olympus High School its name, to develop into women and men to match Mount Olympus. 120 CLASSES “ With a sense of personal achievement, man's obligation was to make the most of His natural gifts ” STUDENT BODY OFFICERS Dave Zimmerman worked in from of and behind the scenes to maintain and improve activities for the student body. Dave spent many hours planning, organizing and efficiently running the school. Working for more entertaining announcements. ”Controversy Kevin Ho dsworth also took charge of school ring sales, and aided in numerous assemblies and activities. Taking minutes, writing letters, and heading the Archieves Committee. Leslie Jones worked at keeping things in order. Sandy Criddle created calendars to keep us all informed about activities, served as the student representatives for the PTSA, and used talent and enthusiasm in organizing this year’s chapter of O y his- tory. Keeping track of purchase orders, writing articles for the “Green Sheet. ” and running errands. Melanie Hansen worked to keep this year’s budget in line. While Brad Neff worked with the Senate to initiate reforms through bills. Linda Tyler strived for higher student awareness of Tribunal activity. David Zimmerman Student Body President 22 Kesin Holdsworth Vice-President Brad Neff Senate President Linda Tyler frihunal President Leslie Jones Secrelars Melanie Hansen Treasurer Sands C'riddle Historian 123 STUDENT BODY OFFICERS “The belief that man is free, indeed an exalted being” Occasionally they rest Leslie talks long distance to Skyline and Granite? “Someone is looking over my shoulder Asa group, this year’s studentbody officers shared a desire to bring new ideas and opportu- nities to Olympus while retaining the traditions; and a goal to make this year one of vast student involvement. Officers debate and plan around the council table “Kings ruled by divine right and were considered to be decended from gods ” “ The belief in law emphasized and strengthened an ethnic pride in political life” 124 Senate debates issues SENA TE “Aimed entirely at improving” Senate, the legislative branch of student govern- ment, sponsored successful service projects, assemblies, and activities. Proceeds from the annual Turkey Raffle were donated to Listening Post. John Wayne Day featured western costumes, stuntman competition, and a John Wayne movie; Senate also sponsored a Talent Assembly in March. The major legislative project of the year was rewriting the school constitution to comply with Title IX regulations handed down by the Department of Health, Education, and Welfare. Brad Neff directs senate discussions Brad Neff President Richard Malheson Senior Rep. Parker Gay Tanya Headman Vice-President Secretary Lisa Maybe Jim Nokes Debbie Gunderson Karen Jensen Senior Rep. Senior Rep. Junior Rep. Junior Rep. Tanya Headman prepares itineraries Linda Knowlton Matt Rohrer Bruce Adams Jody Olsen Debbie Pack Carmen Terry Junior Rep. Junior Rep. Sophomore Rep. Sophomore Rep. Sophomore Rep. Sophomore Rep. Cathy Gardner Not Pictured 125 TRIBUNAL Tribunal holds court for its third year. As the judicial branch of student government. Tribunal interpreted and tested the school constitution. It served as an impeach- ment board for student body officers who failed to meet the standards of their offices. It also acted as an appeals board. In addition to its judicial responsibilities. Tribu- nal sponsored several community service projects such as the Red-Cross Blood drive, the Governor’s Youth Convention on Safety and fund raising for Muscular Dystrophy. Tribunal took pleasure in recognizing out- standing students and teachers who contributed to Olympus High School’s fine reputation. Tribunal debates amendments With gavel in hand. Linda Tyler takes her seat at the head of the table Donna Hoelscher Lisa Lavin Dave LcChcminant Lisa Mabey ‘Democratic Government began as a Greek concept. ” 126 Linda Tyler and Julie Pannier go over day’s agenda. As I was saying. . BACK,ROW: Tina Green. Taylor Florence. Marie Ueda. Lori Fisher. Jane Baird. Claudette Neff. Jane Torrence. Janet Cornwall. Linda Tyler. Todd Man- gum. Mrs. Wood. Advisor. FRONT ROW: Connie Karren. Toby Goodfellow. Barbara Brunsvold. Kevin Holdsworth. Julie Pannier Shawn Turner Linda Tyler Debbie Williams Jennie Clark TRIBUNAL ELECTION COMMITTEE Many lunch hours at voting time were spent by the election com- mittee as they registered students and collected completed cards for the ballot boxes. In addition to these obligations, committee mem- bers were in charge of notifying the students of coming elections, confirming qualifications of candidates, correcting mistakes, pre- paring speeches and counting and recounting of ballots. Preparing and counting ballots for dance royality were also responsibilities for the election committee. 127 CHEER LEADERS Inspire the Force Tamara Hosier — Robby Thorson Kathy Nelson — Dan Boyle Annette Burgess — Bryan Stephens Heather Ann Newman — Jeff Collett Beginning practices early every summer morning. Titan cheerleaders worked long hours to upgrade the spirit of Olympus. At a cheerleading camp, cheerleaders won a spirit stick for their outstanding efforts. Their attendance at every varsity game boosted athletes to victory with a sue- cess-filled sports season. Endless hours of planning assem- blies and activities kept cheerleaders busy. Advised by Miss P. J. A lien, cheerleaders helped to create an unforgettable year. 128 Cheerleaders follow football game action. Cheerleaders introduce the Titan Force. 129 J. V. CHEERLEA DERS SONGLEADERS Under the direction of Mr. Clyde Smith, the Junior Varsity cheerleaders were responsible for advertising J.V. games, providing team members with treats, cheering at all J.V. games, and assisting the Varsity cheerleaders in promoting school spirit. Facing scant crowds didn't seem to drown out the enthusiastic yells of the J.V. cheerlead- ers as they supported their teams. New this year, the songleaders worked with the Varsity cheerleaders at the games and helping to provide the team treats. They also marched with the band during the homecoming game and the Christmas Parade. Their main objective was to promote spirit by help- ing the studentbody learn the songs and cheers. They also worked toward supporting Girls' Basketball. JLNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: Natalie Proctor. Steve Einfclt. Julie Lewis. Kelly Hale. Jenni- fer Sime. Brian Neff. SONGLEADERS: FRONT ROW: Melanie Josic. Connie Karren. Toby Goodfellow. BACK ROW: Laura Buchanan. Marilyn Duncan. Lon Laver. Cheerleaders and Songleaders lead the Kelly Hale. Julie Lewis and Natalie Proctor get Songleaders show their stuff.” SOPHOMORE SEEKERS “Class of ’80” Entering high school. Sophomores were met with new experiences, new teachers, more homework and various extra curricular activities. Class offi- cers; Brad, Christy, and Erin along with Mr. Hurst, tentatively planned an assembly and a movie. Sophomores supported many of the Titan activities in an effort to be included in the school program, proving “Sophomores are important too.” Christy Johnson Coordinator Erin Empey Coordinator Brad Lewis President Officers plan year s activities with Mr. Eldon Hurst. Bruce Adams Joe Adams Steve Adams Pam Aiken Sharon Akimoto David Albrelsen Starr Alexander Lee Allem Robert Amann Clay Anderson David J. Anderson Debbie Anderson James Anderson Karen Anderson Ron Anderson Layfe Anthony Jerry Ashbndge Elaine Aylworth Brian Badura Bobby Baer Ed Bagley Cory L. Bailey Ella Dee Bailey Lisa Ballard Gary Banditson Scott Barben Vlichelle Barlow Julie Barron Kent Barton Nate Barton Rae Barton Julene Bassett Evan Bateman Roy S. Baty Melanie Beardshall Blake Beesles Loretta Begay LeAnn Bell Gary Bennett Julie Bennett David Bentley Mark Berndt Wade Birkinshaw Sally Bishop Kent Blackham Kristin Bliss Becky Bodily Marylou Bohn Jodie Boss Dixie Boyak Lon Bradley J. Bradshaw Anita Breisch Tamara Bnnghurst Joe Brockbank Todd Brotherson 133 s o p H O M O R E S 134 Dianne Brown Susan Brown Barbara Brunisholz Doug Brunker Karen Bryan Linda Buchanan David Buck Allison Burgess Lee Burns Becky Burton Joani Burton Chris Bush Bradley Butcher Clayton Butler Dorothy Capson Jan Carhart Mark Carpenter Jill Carr Angie Carson Candy Castle Paula Castleton Paul Chiba Annette Child Deanne Child Suzanne Child Robert Chnstensen Sheri Chnstensen Jeff Christenson Mike Christenson MikeChristopulos Cathleen Clark Jeff Clark Jennie Clark Joe Clark Scott Clark Lori A. Clegg Robert Cloward Lindsay Collett Ginger Coon Kara Cope Amy Cornelius Brian Craven Linda Crosby LisaCulverwall Cory Cummings Gary Curtis Katy Dalton Brent Davis Gigi Davis Howard Day Brad Dean Fannie Dee Arlen Denney Amy Derbidge Casper Derek Les Dethlefsen Dan DeVries Howard Diederich Blaine Dietrich Lori Dixon Lynne Donaldson Scott Douglas Kathic Dowdy Michelle Drcicr Chris Drysdaie Shannon Dugan Laurie Dunn Tammy DuPont Mark Durham Tim Eck Brad Edwards Linda Edwards Natalie Egan Shanna Ehlers Lisa Eliason Marie Ellingson Diane Ellis LeAnn Elton Karla Emery Erin Empey Cheryl Engh Kathy Ensign 135 tooa,5;o oc 136 Kim Ensign Jill Erikson Holly Evan Karen Evans Kris Evans Valerie Eyring Patty Faddis Amy Fagergren Anne Fclsted Mike Fenton Mary Ferguson Julie Feurer Scott Fife David Findlay Debbie Fisher Mark Flesher Dru Fletcher Eric Fletcher Elisa Florez Shannon Flynn Martha Folsom Mark Foote Shaun Foote Dave Fowler Jeff Fox Terri Francone Denise Free Kristi Gardner Bruce Garrett Chad Garton Rick Geis Brian Giacoma Jenny Gibbons John Gibbs Brad Gillespie Cheryl Gilmore Linda Glade John Glaittli Sandra Glassett Robert Goates Alex Goodman Stephanie Gowans Janet Green Allison Greenfield Kanna Gustafson David Gwilliam Deborah Gygi Craig Habbeshaw Scott Hafer Unda Hafcy Michael Haggerty Rena Hales Shaun Hamby Andrea Hamilton Susan Hancock Brent Hansen Brooke Hansen David Hansen Jeri Hansen Laura Hardman Linda Hargreaves Janel Harrison l-aurie Harvey Lori Haslam Karen Hasna Teri Hatch Arlin E. Heaton Charlotte Heltman Scott Hicks Marty Higham Kevin Hill Gloria Hilton Mary Hofheins Jean Hofmann Stacey Hoggan Steven Holman Kim Holmes Kristin Holmgren Kay Holt Eric Hoopes Genie Hopkins Heidi Horman David Horrocks Patty Howard Tish Howell Brooke Hudson 137 138 Cindy Huctllingcr Bart Huff Becky Huff Jim Hufferd Don Hulet Tracy Hunter Cathy Hurtado Andrew Iverson Gordy Jack Jcrilynn Jackson Shelley Jacobs Russ Jacobsen Laura Jenkins Jeff Jensen Joseph Jensen Kohnie Jensen Lorin Jensen Mark L. Jensen Susankae Jensen Terry Jensen Kris Jentzsch Brad Johnson Christy Johnson Darren Johnson David Johnson Greg Johnson Jacci Johnson Rayne Johnstun LeeAnn Jolley Steve Jolley Alison Jueschke Debby Julander Jamie Jumonville Alicia Kastanis Douglas Kasteler Hunt Kendall Kelly Kilpack Craig Kinsey Joel Kjar Peggy Knaphus David Knight Shirlene Knox Matthew Knudson Susan Koch Drew Kramer Mark Kramer Jeff Krantz Kriss Krogh Jeff Lallathin Kris Lancaster David Langton Becky Larsen Laura Larsen Todd Larsen David Layton Barney Leeks Gary Lefevor Brenda Lefevor Brad Lewis Kris Liacopoulos Sherri Liddey David LeCheminant Joseph T. Lindsey Kathy Lindquist Sandra Kay Lingmann Alan Little Susan Little Ann Livingston Kory Lloyd Denice Lofgren Karen Lofgren Tersa Louie Tiffame Lund Julie Dundskog Annie Lundstrom Audrey Lyman Cindy Lyon Camilla Mack Bryan Macke MaryAnn Mackris Kenneth Marley Mcarle C. Marsh Ole Martin Danny Martineau Don Mason David Maxwell 139 Shaune Mosteller Steve Moulton Linda Moyle Kenny McGee Kerry McGee Joni Me Laws Stephanie May Susan Merrill Kim Meyers David Midglev Jeff Miller John Miller Marcie Miller Sherrie Moore Michelle Morby Came Morccraft Scott Myers Carolyn McBeth Kelly McCarthy Scott McDermott Dann Evan Sandy McFarlanc Paula Miller Shelley Miller Nancy Millet Bob Mitchell David Moffat Richard Montague Teresa Moon Mike McMurray Renae McPhie Kaihy McQuaid Jim McWhirtcr Mark Nadeau Cal Neering Debbie Neff Nancy Neff Susan Neff Mark Nelson Joan Newman Patty Newman Reed Newman Doug Nichols Jeff Nichols Richard Nixon A. Nominous Cheryl Norton Marianne O’Brien Christy Olsen Jennifer Olsen Jody Olsen Ryan Orullian Carol Osborne Lindy Oswald Rusty Owen Allison Pack Debbie Pack Lilia Pack Stephanie Pap Randy Parker Suzanne Parker Dean Parkin Greg Parry Nancy Patch Brian Patrick Melanie Paulsen Sarah Paulsen Ranae Pearce Beth Pederson Cydncc Pedersen Sydney Pedersen Jay Peppinger Steve Perry Lori Petersen Randy Peterson Suzie Peterson Cindy Petty Pennie Phillips 5 O P H O M O R E S U2 Mr. r red tsch performs wedding ceremony. Manlee Pirro Carla Pisciotta Becky Pixton Mike Platt Peggy Pol lei Gary Powell Ted Pratt Ken Pugh April Pulos Michele Putnam James Raines Todd Rallison Robert Rankin Annie Rasmussen Lorraine Rasmussen Suzanne Rasmussen Suzie Rasmussen Janice Ray Melanie Redd Kent Reichmann Barry Reid Cole Reither Karen Rhodes Karin Richards Matthew Richards Karen Riches David Richey Casey Riddle LaWanna Riddle N'ada Riddle Kristy Rigby Linda Rigby Steve Roberts Esther Robinson Matt Robinson Barbara Roblez Mike Rock M3 Jill Rogers Mark Rohrer Charlotte Rollins Laurie Roscoe Steve Rossberg Jody Rounds Scodra Ruganis Todd Saxcy Scott Schelin DeAnnc Scherzingcr Gary Schofield Suzanne Schofield Bruce Scott Tina Scow Tina Seegmiller Deanna Seeley Joyce Senn Jeff Shaw Nadine Shaw Sarah Sherk Laurie Shields Pete Smith Shauna Smith Sharon Snow Caren Snyder Sharlene Sohm Peggy Soraghan Jim Sorenson Robert Sorenson John Sow by Misty Spafford Glade Spencer Dave Spens Patricia Sperry Paul Spjut Darren Short Anne Shurtleff Michelle V. Siciliano Betsy Siddowey Sue Silvers Jodi Simmons Jack Sinclair Sandi Silz Julie Skabelund Ken Skare Terri Skene Erin Smith Kaye Smith Kevin Smith 144 Susan Slaniewiez John St. Clair Hubert Steele Dean Steinicke Brent Stephenson Kris Stevenson Gary Stewart Teresa Stewart Mike Stinar Chris J. St. Jeor Kevin Stone Barry Stout Diane Stoycr Cindy Strong Tammy Strong Michael Styles Cynthia Swan Joe Swenson Mark H. Swonson Gary Tallis Lloyd Tallis Mark Tanner Tim Tate Laura Taylor Patti Taylor Sherri Taylor Teresa Tennant Bill Terry Carmen Terry Shellie Terry Jeff Thomas Callenc Thompson Rob Thorup Maribcth Thucson Tracie Thurgood Mont Timmins Tami Timmons Scott Tobler Ted Trujillo Cheryl Tukc Bonnie Tyler Perry Vidalakis Chnsti Vincent Kristen Vincent Bart VomDorp Christy Voorhees Linda Waldron Tom Walk Tom Wheatley Steve W'hitehead Mark Whiting Allison Whitmore Rich Whittaker Tim Wilburn Durvcn Wilson Russ Willham Caroline Wiman Julie Wixom Robert Wood Jackie Woodruff Annette Woodside Chris Wright Craig Wright Willie Wright Steve Zarkou Heidi Zenger Jordy Zenger Melinda Zito Debbie Zucca Debbie Walker Jeancne Walker Bradley J. Wall Edwin Wall Tami Wallengren Velvette Walters Chris Wardcll Lane W'ardrop Brent Wasmcr Cheri Watson Julie Webb Michael Webb Roger West Lori Wheat Dave Uncles Charlene Upshaw Julie VanLecvwen Sherri VanScoten Becky Varney Cindy Vecncndaal Tamorah Vernon JUNIOR UTOPIA NS “Class of 79” “Our love of the things of the mind does not make us soft. ” Mike Smith President Allen Naylor Coordinator To honor the region football champions, the jun- ior class officers. Mike Smith. President: Lisa Loveridge and Allen Naylor. Coordinators: assisted by John A. Shewell. class advisor, held the “Rock stomp in November. The Junior Prom was held in March, and the class sponsored a Commencement reception in May to honor graduating seniors. With only one more year in High School, the juniors made career plans by taking the ACT and other college oriented exams and by enrolling in vocational programs. Juniors visualized the day when they would become sen- iors and ultimately Men to match the Moun- tain. Lisa Lovcndge - Coordinator John A Shewell (far left), junior advisor, and junior officers talking to a member of the group who played at the Junior's “rock” stomp. I.mda Aiken Ra lcnc Alder Mark Allsop Dave Almstedt Con Anderson Dan Anderson IXiug Anderson I red Anderson Sieve Anderson Kim Anderton Kelly Ashby Alyna Ashcraft Sieve Aste Merv Asiin l.i Barley Mike Banks Sam Barbiero Craig Bardsloy Melinda Barker Jenny Barnes Jill Barnes Brett Barton Kedrick Bassett Bennie Baxter Julie Beck stead Bruce Bedney Sandy Behunm Curtis Bel nap latrillee licit l.ee Benda 11 (ill Bennett laronard Best l.eeAnn Bets worth Claire Be van (iary Bills Scott Blackham Wayne Blacklum Kori Blair Russell Blaylock Jordan Bogue I .auric Bond Stan Binder! Mary Booher Mark Borgmeier Scott Bowman Jeff liowns I oild Bradles Robyn Bradsh.iw Jay Bradshaw Susie Brasher Shelley Brawn Malinda Breeze Mike Brewster Mindy Brockhank Becky Brooks Julie Brooks Annette Brown Brad Brown Kelly Brown Shelly Brown Michele Brumm Mike Brumm Eric Buck David Bullock Mike Bullough Susan Bunn Tracy Bunting Carolee Burch Jim Burgess Jenny Burke Shelly Burmester Jeff Burrows Blake Butcher Kathy Butcher Jen Butehorn Paige Buzzo Susie Cahill Jacci Call Kelly Campbell Michelle Campbell Kim Cannon Kimberly Cannon Nancy Capson Kim Carabine Cincy Carhart Elizabeth Carlson Susan Carroll Camille Carter Tammy Casper Clark Chamberlain Laurie Chapman Jeff Chase Kevin Chidester Beth Christensen Even Christensen Leslie Christensen Susan Christensen Jody Christenson U8 Now. here's the story JUNIORS Todd Christenson Michelle Clacrhout David Clark Janet Clark Joanne Clark Michelle Clark Richard Clark Greg Clawson Scott Clausen Julia Clayton Stephanie Clements Connie Cline Tom Cloward Matt Cluff Colette Cockrell Colette Coleman Kevin Combes Sherie Cook Janice Cordary Steve Craig Ron Crandell Ann Crcbs Kimberlee Creer Mark Cnddlc Garth Croft Kerry Crofts Lorie Crosby Brian Curtis Curt Curtis Carolyn Day Sydney Curtis Kurt Dehart Cynthie Cushing Brenda Cutler Janette DeWaal Chris Caniels Tia Davis Kent Denny Janene DeWahl 149 Angela Diehl ValLsnn Dietrich Dani Dorms Michelle Dowds Pam Doses Dianne Duffin Traci Dunston Crsstal Durlmg Debbie Durant John Easton Elise Echles Eccia Eddy Tawna Edman Vicks Edman Brian Egan Tresann Egbert Patti Ehlers Stese Einfeldt Brad Eldredge Sue Elieson l-aurie I.Herman Stese Ellis Debbie Engh Karen Engh Robsn English Karen Ensign Andrea Essmeier Colleen Esans Stese Esans Cinds Eagg Shelles Eagg Mike i allentine Susan Eeulner Kesin Eife Lee Fisher Greg Hemming Anita f lectcher Mike Elynn Mars Ann Follet 150 Sylvia Frampton Curtis Freeze Linda Friend Ruth Fryer Susan Fullmer Lark Galbraith Diane Gallegos Liz Geis Becky Gcisler Pete Gibbons Kevin Gifford Mike Gilbert Georgia Gillett Jim Glaittli Laun Glasgow Koby Glazier Elana Glissmeyer Jill Golding Drew Gordon Michelle Gourley Troy Granger Kevin Graves Charlette Hakki Lori Gray Kelly Hale Debbie Green Leesa Hall Debbie Gunderson Randy Hall Jay Gunderson Adam Hansen Gary Gygi Alyson Harding Rhonda Hailes Doug Haroldsen Melinda Harris Pat Harris Mark Hatch Steve Hausknecht Korey Hawke Tody Hawkins Van Hawkins Lori Hayden Kristine Haymond Kwan Heaton Lorna Heaton Chris Henderson Roger Hendrickson Leslie Heyman 151 152 Tern Hicks Sandra Higham Dave Hildebrand Curtis Hill Donna Hoclschcr Jannet Hogge Hella Holland Jeff Hollingworth Jana Hoopes Quinn Horrocks Scott Horrocks Jacci Howe John Hubbard Monica Huettlinger Curtis Huff Carl Hunter Shauna Hurst Brad Husburg Lea Hyde Michelle Ipsen John Issacson Earlene Jackson Jeff Jackson Lavon Jackson Scott Jacobsen Dana James Brent Jensen Jeri Jensen Jill Jensen Karen Jensen Roger Jensen Scott Jensen Terri Jensen Jcp Jepko Bill Johnson Jim Johnson Karen Johnson Kathleen Johnson Kevin Johnson Michelle Johnson Paula Johnson Robyn Johnson Sandy Johnson Steve Johnson Rob Johnston Symonc Johnstun Ann Jones Robert Jones Todd Jones {SERBS Above: Joe Lang at the drill press. Below Scott Blackham and Kory Schroedcr. JUNIORS Keith Jorgensen Kathy Joseph Susan Josie Dennis Julander Penny Karren Diana Kasteler Eunice Kato Chris Kilpack Thomas King Lisa Kingston Jennifer Kjar Mark Knaphus Steve Knight Linda Knowlton Carolyn Koning Karen Koning Kathy Korgenski Paul Laker Frank Lamureaux Dorothy Lang Alan Lange Kris Larragee Lori Larsen Lori Ann Larsen Deanna Laub Leeann Laver Matt Laver Lisa Lavin David Lawrence Laurie Leach Stewart Leach Lynn Leary John Leavitt Shelly Leavitt Angela Lee Jennifer Lefavor Raul Lcfevor David Lewis Denna Lewis 153 Janiel Lewis Julie Lewis Mitch Lewis Adam Little Nancy Lloyd Mike Lofgren Greg Longson Kelly Loosli Lisa Louie Lisa Loveridge George Lucy Kathleen Ludwig Jamie Lund Greg Lyman Heidi Lyon John Macke Shelly Mackintosh Chris Madson Kirk Malmrose Daniel Maloney Chris Mann Virgil Manning Cory Manwill Marcia Manwill Alberta Mark Darlene Mark Lynanne Markman l.isa Dawn Marley Sarah Marshall Julie Marston Shelley Martin Scott Matthics Maryannc McBeth Bethany McClendon Christy McFall Scott McGavin Karin McGregor Stephen McKee Dana Menlove Paula Melos Heidi Meyer 154 Randy Meyers Debbie Miller Don Milled Craig R. Milner Michelle Miyake Jeff Mollerup Chnsann Moore Judy Moreton Byron Mueller Mark Murdock Brenda Nance Allen Naylor Liz Neergaard Brian Neff Lisa Neiharl Pamela Neill Debra Nelson Denice Newland Robyn Newman Brad Nicholes Terry Nichols Doug Nielsen Sandra Nielson Linda Nielson Ann Nygaard Terry O’Brian Susan O’Donnell Blair Oliphant Brent Oliphant Mark Olschewski Lance Olsen Mark Olsen Kent Orullian Carla Ostler Suzanne Ostler Lynn Pace Cathi Pack James Padfield Julie Pannier Craig Pantuso Diane Parker Marianne Parkin John Parry Shannon Paulsen Cliff Payne Kelly Pearson Rick Peay Tad Peay Brian Pcllon 155 156 George Peppin Doug Petersen Eric Peterson Spencer Philipoom Kan Phillips Jan Pierce Annette Pinnock Peter Pisciotta Byron Pixton Gael Plotnick Gary Poulton Sharon Powell Bonnie Preston Natalie Proctor Rodger Quist Doug Racine Winfred Rahde Mark Raleigh Alan Rasmussen Norman Rasmussen Ty Rasmussen Jack Ray Manannc Reavclcy Wendy Redd Scott Rees C'andi Reid Linda Renlund Tammy Renstrom Nancy Richins Phil Richins Janet Ritchie Cyndi Roberts Julie Robertson Kathy Robinson Frank Rock wood Steve Rodrigue Matt Rohrcr Laurel Romney Luanne Romney Clark Roper Jeanette Rossberg Susan Rounds Susan Rowley Karen Rueckert Nikki Ruganis Sharon Russell Jcannec Sager Suzanne Salisbury Roland Sanders Kory Schroederat Agora. JUNIORS Julie Sansom Saundra Sargctakis Andrea Schmidt Ronald Schmidt Margie Schoppc Dawn Schreiner Jan Schow Elizabeth Scott Alan Scoville Mike Scrip Kevin Shelley Julie Sheppick Carol Shields Joleen Styort Sherilyn Silver Jennifer Simc Jenny Simmons Kathy Smith Mike Smith Shane Smith Shene Smith Susan Smith Tracy Smith Debra Snarr Jeff Snow Paula Snow Craig Snyder Eric Soderborg Georgia Sorensen Debbie Spcakman Kathy Spurway Mike Steneck Dave Stephens Robert Stevens Rod Stewart Scott D. St. Jcor Brian Stone Becky Stonestreet Dec Ann Stout Debbie Straschewski Kyle Stratton 158 Greg Streed Rosie Sinngham Kim Sluckenschneider Cherie Sutherland Troy Sweeten Rick Taggart Mark Tanner Kent Taylor Sue Taylor Laurence Terry Robert Thomas Laman Thompson Mikelle Thompson Susan Thompson Cathy Timmins Julie Timothy Susan Timpson Doug Tingey Kelly Tolton Cheryl Totterer Ranac Trask Mike Ure Sherrie Vincent TimTrcseder Steffanie Vanderlinden Pam Voltz Louise Tschaggeny Barbara Vanmondfrans Denise Wager Wendy Turner Marianne Velis Dan Wagner Lisa Turpin Kent Viehweg Kevin Wall Mane L'cda Debbie Vierig Wally Wallace Todd Urban Jeff Vincent Ron Walk Cias Warbcrg Cindy Wardell Sheila Wassmer Jonathon W'atkins Karen Webb Brian West Tammy West Craig Whipple Natalie W’hite Ann W'hnmore Tom E. W hitt Paula Wiens Georgia Wiley Karen Wilkes Clay Wilson EILois Wilson Troy Wilson Dave Wirthlin Rae Ann Wood Jololeen Yoakum Erin Young Janet Zarbock Diane Zenger Fredi Ziter Olympus carries the ball to another victory. SENIOR CITIZENS Class of 78 Jane Torrence Coordinator Artist's Sketch ot Class President Ron F.nce Senior President Leading the senior class. Ron Encc. Shel- le Wright. Jane Torrence, and their advi- sor Mr Cox planned activities throughout the sear such as the Senior Prom held in the Terrace Ballroom in earls November. Although the officers held mans responsi- bilities. planning Commencement Exer- cises remained their lop priority. While leaders storked to afford students with fun. some sophisticated seniors continued in diligence in academic fields, while oth- ers glided leisurely through the sear to graduation. In any case, seniors realized the great influence Olympus High had played in shaping not only their charac- ters but also their future destiny. 160 Jan Aase Michelle Abersold Glen Adams Robert Adams Toni Adams Brad Allen John Alley Brent Allsop Chris Ames Craig D. Anderson Craig J. Anderson Donna Anderson Paul Anderson Peter Anderson Thomas Anderson Wayne Anderson Sandra Anderton Sam Baer Mirin Baggaley Jane Baird Ron Baker Beth Baldwin Diana Banks Lanette Barlow Joyce Barnes Jeanne Barnhart Robert Barron Lori Bartholomew Barbara Barton Ruth Bateman Michael Bates Karen Baxter Reed Beck Scott Becker Bret Beesley Diane Bell Coy Bendall Patricia Berge Kirsten Berndt Gloria Best Tammy Bills Annette Bird Laurie Birkinshaw Leslee Bjarnson Alesia Black Jed Black Susan Blackham Caroline Blessing Matthew Bloomer Robert Bodily Stuart Bond Scott Booth Bruce Borg Sandra Bowers Gay la Bowling Dan Boyle Penne Bradley Steve Brewster Lynctte Brockbank Nada Brockbank Holly Brooks AJan Brown Karen Brown Katheryn Brown Keith Brown Kris Brown Michelle Brown Troy Brown Heidi Bruderer Tom Brunker Laura Buchanan Jim Buckmiller Connie Burdette Annette Burgess Julie Burton Ginger Butehorn Scon Christensen Wayne Christensen Doug Christensen Holly Christenson Kurt Buzzo Gary Campanaro Julie Cannon Kelly Cannon Richard Carlston Matt Carpenter Paul Carr Randal Cecala Kerry Challoner Jim Chase John Chase Linda Chidcster Chris Chipman Harold Christensen Mark Christensen Martin Christensen “Hum . . . 36 -24 -36 . not bad! Mindy Chytra us Kris Clark Rebecca Clark David Clayton Christopher Cline Richard Cline Sandra Coggle Kay Coleman Krehl Coleman Jeff Collett Colleen Collins Ruth Coombs Kim Cooney Bob Cornett Janet Cornwall Scott Cowan Peter Crank Sharlynne Craven Titans watch as the “Force goes for another victory. SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS Sandy Criddle Cane Curtis Mark Curtis Brad Culler Mark Dahl M'Lisa Dali James Dalton Susan Davidson Annette Davis Diane Davis Scott Davis Mike Delahunty Mary Dew Cynthia Dickerson Steven Dickson Dorthy Dicou Mark Dietrich Kaye Donaldson Kristy Dow Elizabeth Dowell Bob Dragon Marilyn Ducan Bill Dunston Paulette Durham Dave Durrani Cameron Edwards Drew Egan Talmage Egan Eva Gertino Renee Giddings Celeste Glenn Kathy Goodfellow Lori Goodfellow Toby Goodfellow Ross Fomelius Connie Francis David Francom Tim Frcdrickscn Mark Galbraith Tom Garcia Cathy Gardner Karen Gardner Heidi Garrett Lynn Garrett Parker Gay Barbara Georgelas Mimi Firmage Lori Fisher Tana Fitzgerald Robert Flint Jeff Floor Taylor Florence Valine Farnsworth Lori f catherstone Rachael Featherstone Michelle Fcrchan Russ Feulner Heidi Deurer John Ertel Sue Evans Steven Eynng Dane Falkner Michele Folsom Brian Farmer Ken Ekenstam Mark Eliason Karen Emery Ronald Encc Danette English Karla Encson 163 The strength of the seniors is matched only by the majesty of Mount Olympus. Sally Greenwood Chris Gygi Chris Halander Brady Hales Robert Hall Carne Hanes Marv Hansen Melanie Hansen Kelly Harvey Kaye Haslam Kathy Hasna Tanya Headman Bruce Hebdon Bruce Herbert Peggy Herzog Manbeth Hillestad Mark uoodman Brian Gough Philip Gowans Lorin Granger Scott Hilton Mary Hinkley Steve Hofheins Sue Hofheins Peter Hoj Kevin Holdsworth Cindy Hoopcs David Judd Houser Colleen Howell Denise Howell James Hoyle Debbie Huettlinger busan Hull Kurtis Hughes Jay Hulet Suzanne Hunt Mane Hurtado Julie Ingram Susan Jackson Tom Jacobsen Terry James Jill Jeffs Danielle Jensen Jim Jensen Lori Jensen Tal Jergcnsen Bill Johnson Chris Johnson Cindy Johnson Julie Johnson Carla Johnson Kathy Johnson Kevin Johnson Robin Johnson Russ Johnson Tari Johnson Ruth Jolley Alda Jones Leslie Jones Mark Jones Richard Jones Scott Jones Tad Jones Lance Jorgensen Melanie Josie Adrian Jueschke Connie Karren Andrea Kastanis Jackie Kendrick Debra Kimball Doug King Marianne Kirkman Brent Koch Tracy Kochcvar Individuals excel in artistic endeavors. SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS Karen Kolovich Patty Kostreles Barry Kramer Blake Kramer Ten Kramer Melody Krantz Mark Langston Jill Larsen Von Larsen Rosemary Laub Lori Laver Cathy Leach Roger LeFevre Robert Lehuguet Lori Lenard Dave Lewis Lindsay Lewis Tamete Lewis Daren Lindquist Kathy Lucas Steven Luczak Randy Lund Diane Lundstrom Louise Lybbert Cyd Lyman Eric Lyman Grant Lyman Stuart Lynar Dan Maack Lisa Mabey Brady Mackay Russell Mackey Gust Mackris Bruce Madsen Lori Madson Steve Madsen Laurie Maggard Dana Mahoney Eric Maier Todd Mangum Jim Manwill Jan Margetts Leslie Martin Susan Martineau Richard Matheson Kent Maughan Jim McLachlan Christy McQuaid Mike McRae Steve Meier Clay Mendenhall Todd Menlove Wendy Merrell Gary Merrick Cheryl Miller Jan Miller Byron Minchow Karen Mollison Clark Monson Kent Montgomery Marianne Montgomery Rick Moody Pamela Morccraft Bill Moreton Janet Morgan Mindy Morgan Tom Metos Marlene Mueller Deann Munson Gordon Murdock Guy Myers Leslie Naumann Barry Naylor Kent Naylor Richard Neeley Brad Neff Gaudette Neff David Neff Kathy Nelson -.Carol Newman Heather Newman Steve Newman Janet Newren Mark Newton Brad Nichols Laurie Nichols Kelly Niederhauser Allen Nielson Brad Nielson Gretchen Nielson Joanne Noble Jim Nokes Mike Norton Shaun Noyce Rosalie Nygaard Colleen O’Brien Jodi O’Brien Debi O’Donnell Becky Olsen K.C. Olsen Sherri Olsen Marty Orr Kevin Orullian Darrell Ostler Michelle Oswald Tracie O’Very Randall Owen Barbara Pace Bill Palmer Philip Palmer Richard Parkin Gary Paul Andrea Paulsen Christine Payne Linda Pcay Denise Perkins Craig Perry Kelly Perry Ivan Petersen Pete Petersen Rick Peterson Robert Peterson Sharon Peterson Tracey Pettcy Lance Phippen Robert Pieper Stacey Pino Thercse Pitakis Jeanie Platt Lori Powell Tern Powell Shawn Powis Beth Pratt Jim Pratt Rogers Price Matt Prince Barbara Privett Tony Psarras Lynn Pugh Debra Pyper ' WXX OTR The thnll of victory defeat. the agony of SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS Mike Raisbeck Ann Rasmussen Shauna Rasmussen Susie Rasmussen John Reaveley Naomi Redd Donavan Reeder Harlan Reymont Craig Rhodes Lori Rich Lorraine Richards Nathan Ricks Kellie Riddle Ken Rigby David Riggle Rita Riley Paula Ritchie Ann Ritzma Craig Roberts Dave Roberts Robynne Roberts Jannie Robertson Michelle Roe Jeanette Roennebeck Dave Roestenburg Gary Rohde Mark Rollison Dan Romney John Rosander Tracy Roscoe Michelle Rose Eric Rudd Glenda Rudd Marian Russell Peggy Sanford Dana Sargetakis Kent Schafbuch Richard Schmit Sun Schreyer Camille Scrip Dave Seastrand Sherri Senn Jim Sheffield Craig Shepard Craig Shepperd Scott Shields Maria Shilaos Doug Short Kirk Short Kent Skumway Jon Shuppy Anna Siciliano Susan Sidwell Del Sigum Tara Silverblatt Jari Simmons Mary Jane Simpson Kelly Silvers Kim Slaugh Cindy Smart Jonathan Smart Bob Smilanich Blaine Smith Craig Smith Jennifer Smith Kelly Smith Greg Smith Larry Smith Greg Snow Lane Sommers Wayne Sorensen Dave Sperry Marty Staley Paul Steffensen Bryan Stephens Mary Alice Stephens Myra Swapp Eric Taylor Sheri Taylor Yvonne Taylor Gayle Thatcher Susan Thatcher Collette Thomas Joanne Thomas Pam Thomas Melodie Thomas Dianne Thompson Greg Thornton Rob Thorson Joyce Tillotson Zoc Tolman Mark Topham Jane Torrence Fred Trovato Patncia Tsosie Steven Turle Shawn Turner Lezlee Ann Tyler Linda Tyler Linda Tyler Jana Stephens Terry Stevens Owen Stockton Barbara Stoycr Chris Strong Mark Sundberg Ron Uncles Stan Ure Terry Vaccaro Mike Vanderhoof Connie Vanderlinden Henry VanHorssen Joe VanLeewuen Randy VanTiendcren Steve VanWagoner Doug Varney Karen Vasic Mark Vcrrinelcr Brian Neff gives scalp massage lo a close friend. Jim Sheffield broadens his hori- zons. Craig Viclstich Lon Wagner Mel Wagstaff Shirley Wagstaff Maile Walk Lon Wall Wend Wallace Rolf Wallengren Melvin Wanzo Rob Ward Shane Wardcll Scott Warenski Julie Webb Russell Webb Scott Webb Susan Weidncr Jeanette Wells John Whatcott Julie Wheal Guy Wheelwright Lauri Whipperman Rosalyn Whipple Gerald Whisenant Jerry White Lyle White Deanne Whitmore Michael Whitmore Lisa Whittaker Jay Williams Karl Williams Mark Williams Scott Wilmarth Dan Winter Nelson Witt Wendi Wixom John Woolfe Ryan Wrighl Joyce Yvonne Yates Julie Zarbock Dwaine Zobell Brian Trask Jim Woodward Joan Woolly Shelley Wright Came Young Dave Zimmerman Joe Zucca Teresa Woodward Toni Adams Karen Baxter Barbara Brunsvold Mindy Barker Susan Jackson Sandra Langton Karen Mayer Dean Schachter Janene Taylor Bruce Curtis Curtis Vanbibber May the strength of the hills forever be our guide — our inspiration. . . r Photo B Charles Miller “Bring me men to match my mountains, Bring me men to match my plains, Men with empires in their purpose A nd new eras in their brains. From The Corning American hy Sam M alter Fos s WINTER ON MOUNT OLYMPUS Beauty Endurance Power Critical Issues Conference. Dr. Floyd Anderson. Guest Speaker: “What Due Is And Is Not. INDEX — A — A use. Jan 26. 2R. 50. ft . Ahersold. Michelle 50. 1 5. 161. Adams. Bruce MX Adams. (ilenn 161. Adums. Jin' 76. MX Adums. Robert IN. 116. IIR. IN. 161 Adams. Toni 161 Aiken. Linda 40. 147. Aiken. Pam IX . Akimoto. Sharon IXX Alhretsen. David MX Alder. Ravlenc 147. Alder. Raslene 14 7. Alexander. Starr 59. MX A Hem Lee 76. MX Allen. Brad 161 Allen. Chris 7’ A lies . John 11.26.50.95. 115. 161 AIIsop. Brent 45. 161. AIIsop. .Mark 147. Almstedt. Dave 14 7. Amunn. Robert MX Ames. Chris 161. Anderson. Clay MX Anderson. Con ?ft. 2R. 50. 147 Anderson. Craig D. 60. 161 Anderson. Crain J R4. 161 Anderson. Dun 147. Anderson. Darrell ( RX Anderson. David J. IIR. MX Anderson. Debbie IX?. Anderson. Donna 1. 161 Anderson. Don 147. Anderson. Fred 72. 147. Anilerson. James MX Anderson. Karen IX . Anderson. Paul 161 Anderson. Peter 161 Anderson. Ron MX Anderson. Steve 147. A nder son. Thoma s 16 Anderson. M avne 161 4 nder ton. Kim 64. 147. A nder tint. Sandra 64. 6R. 115. 16 Anthony. Ixnfe IX . Archuleta. Jeff 2R. . . R9 A shbridge. Jerry IX Ashby. Kelly 147. Ashcraft. Alyna 147. Aste. Steve 72. 147. Aste. Steve 72. N7. Astm. Men 147. Ay worth. Flame IX . — B — Badura. Brian MX Baer. Bobby 7R. MX Baer. Sam 51. IIR. IN. ft . Baggales. Minn 161. Baxley . Ed MX Baxley . Liz 174. Bailes . Cory L. MX Bailcs . Ella Dee MX Baird. Jane 161 Baker. Ron 161. Baldwin. Beth 66. IIR. ft . Ballard. Lisa MX Bandit son. Cary MX Banks. Duma K. 161. Banks. Mike 147 Barhen. Scott MX Barbiero. Sam 147. Bardsles . Craig 147. Barker. Melinda Barlow . SaNette M 116. Barlow . Michelle 9R. M X Barnes. Jenny N7. Barnes. Jill 40. 147. Barnes. Joyce 161. Barnhart. Jeanna 161 Barron. Julie MX Barron. Ritben B 50. 161. Bartholomew. Ijtn 54. 65. 161 Bartlett. Jan 40. Barton. Barbara 161. Barton. Brett 147 Barton. Ceitrge 106. Btjrion. Kent 51. 95. IX . Barton. Sate RR. MX Barton. Rue MX Bassett. Julene X6. IXX Bassett. Kedrick Bateman. Evan IX Bateman. Ruth 117. 161. IR5 Bales. Michael 50. 161 Bats . Ray S. IXX Baxter. Karen 161. Baxter. Penme 40. 9R. 174 Beardshall. Melanie MX Beck. Reed 161 Becker. Scott 161. Beckstead. Julie 147 Bcdnes . Bruce !47. Beesles . Blake RX 91. MX Beesley. Brel R2. MX. Begay. Loretta MX. Behunm. Sandy N7. Bell. Dittnc 161 Bell, lx Ann IXX Belnap. Curtis 147. Belt. Lorilee X6. I47. Bellz. Ja 109 Bendall. Cm 161 Bendall. Lee 147 Bennett. Gars MX Bennett. Gil 147. Bennett. Gary IX . Bentley . David 67. IX Berg. Jim 51. Berge. Patricia IN. 116. IIR. IN. 161 Berndl. Kirsten 161. Berndt. Mark RO. M X Best. Gloria 161 Best. Leonard N7. Betsworth. Lee Ann 147. Bevan. Claire 40. N7. Bills. Gars 59. 69. 94. 95. N7. Bills. Tamms R6. 99. U5. . 161 Bird Annette 61 Birkins haw. Ixtune 162. Birkmshaw. H ade MX Bishop. Sails IXX Black. Alesia 162 Black. Jed 162. Black ham. Kent MX Black ham. Scott 147. MX Blachkam. Susan 5o. 57. UR. 162. Black ham. Wayne 147 Blair. Kon 15. N7 Blaylock. Russell I47. Blessing. Caroline 162 Bliss. Kristin MX Bloomer. Matthew 1. 60. 66. IIR. 162. Bodily. Beck y MX Bodily. Robert 162. Bogue. Jordan 147 Bohn. Mary lou l. X B md Laurie N7. Bond. Stuart D. 162 Boogen. Stan N7. Booher. Mars 147 Booth. Scott 162. Bitrg. Bruce IN. 116. 162 Borgmeier. Mark N7. Boss. Jotlie MX Bow ers. Sandra 162. Bow ling. Gas la 162 Bowman. Scott 147. Btrwns. Jeff 147 Bovack. Dixie IXX Bm le. Dan 14. N. UR. 162 Bradley. Lon MX Bradley. Penny 40. 162 Bradley. Todd N7. Bradshaw. Jay N7. Bradshaw. Robyn N7 Brads'. Lisa 50. Brasher. Susie NR Braw n. Shelley NR Breeze. Madida 9R. NR Breiseh. Anna MX Bremk. Russell 1X9. Brewster. Mike I4R. Brew ster. Steve 72. 162. Brmghurst. Damara IXX Brin k hunk. Joe ?.?. Brink hunk, l.ynelle 162. Brink hunk. Mind) NR. Brink hunk. S'udtt 99. 114. 162 Brooks. Becky 41. NR. Brooks. Ilo h ftft. ft7. 162. Brook . Julie NR Brother son. Tmid IJX Brow n. A tun 20. 6R. 114. 116. UR. IN. 162 Brown. Annette NR. Brown. Brad 95. NR Brown. Diane 1X4 Brown. Karen 162 Brow n. Kathenn 6X. 162. Brown. Keith F. 162 Brown. Kelly NR. Bmw n. Kris 162. Brown. Michelle 162. Brown. Phil . 7. 40. I4R Brow n. Shells 1X4. Brown. Susan . 7. X9. 162 Bruderer. Heidi 162. Brumm. Michele 6R. NR Brumm. Mike NR. Brum shot:. Barbara 1X4 Brunker. Doug 1X4 Brunker. Tom 5R. IIR. 62 Brunsvold. Barbara 26. 2R. Brs an. Karen 1X4. Buchanan. Laura 1X0. 62 Buchanan. Linda XI. 1X4 Buck. David 1X4 Buck. Eric NR. Buckmiller. Jim II. 95. 62. But link. Davu! NR. Bid lough. Mike L. , NR. 154. Bunn. Susan 41. NR Bunting. Tracy 94. NR. Burch. Caro ee NR Burdette. Connie 50. 95. 99. 162. Burgess. Allison 9R. 1 4 Burgess, -innate II. X7. 29. 162. Burgess. Jim NR Burke. Jenns NR. Burmester. Shells NR Burns. Lee 1X4. Burrow s. Jell NR Burton. Becks 1X4 Burton. Joani 1X4. Burton. Julie 11.50.162. Bush. Chris 1X4. Butcher. Blake NR. Butcher. Brailles 1X4 Butcher. Kathy NR. Butehorn. Ginger 162. Butehorn. Jeri NR Butler. Clas ton RO. Buzzo. Kurt I6X Buzzo. Paige NR — c- — Cahill. Sean 29 Cahill. Susie NR. Call. Jacci NR Campanaro. Gars I6X Campbell. Kells 41. , 9R. 4R Campbell. Michelle 41. NR C annon. Kimber s . 7. NR Cannon. Julie I6X Cannon. Kells . 7. ft.?. Capson. Dorothy 1X4 Capson. ancy 5 . NR. Carabine. Kim R. . 40. NR. Car hart. ('inth NR Car hart. Jon 1X4 Carlson. Elizabeth NR Car Is ton. Richard ft.?. Carpenter. Mark 1X4 Carpenter. Matt 16. IIR. ft.?. Carr. Jill 1X4 Carr. Paul 16A Carroll. Susan NR Carson. Angie 1X4 Carter. Camille NR Ca sper. Derek 1X5. Casper. Tamms NR Castle. Ca nth 1X4 Castleton. Paula 1X4 Cecala. Randall ft.?. C halloner. Kerrs 16 C hamber am. (lark 72. I4R. ( hapman. Laurie NR. Chase. Jell 72. NR ('base. Jon 29. 72. RX. R5. ft.? Chase. John 62. 72. R2. II7. IIR. 16X Chidester. Kevin NR. Chidester. Linda 16A Chiba. Paul ’ft. 1X4 Child. Annette 6. 1X4 Child. Deanne 1X4 ( hdd. Suzanne 1X4 Chipman. Chris 16A Christensen. Belli NR C hnstensen. Evan NR Christ ease. Gerald 105. Christensen. Harold ft? ( hnstensen. Leslie 41. NR Christensen. Mark ft? Christensen. Martin D. 16X Christensen. Robin 1X4. Christensen. Scott 50. ft ? Christensen. Sheri 1X4 Christensen. Suum 41. NR 1 178 INDEX Christensen. M ayne 1 1. Christenson. Holly 14. 1 1. Christenson. Jeff 114 Christenson. Jod I4S Christenson. Mike 114. Christenson. Todd 141. Christison. Doug 1 1. Christopulos. Mike 14 Chytraus. Mindy 14. 1 1. ( laerhoui. Michelle 14V Clark. Cathleen 114 Clark. David 14V Clark. Don 10 . Clark. Janet I4S. Clark. Jell 114 Clark. Jennie 114 Clark. Joanne 14V Clark. Joe 114 Clark. Kris 1 . 11. 1 1. Clark. Michelle 14V Clark. Rebecca 11. 8. 114. II . IIS. 1 1 Clark. Richard 14V Clark. Scott 114. ( lark. Stephen 1 . y2. Clausen. Scott 72. 14V Claw son, dreg 14V Clayton. David 1 1. Clayton. Julia 14V Clegg. Lori A 114 (lements. Stephanie 41. 14V Cline. Christopher D 1 1 Cline. Connie 14V Cline. Richard II 1 1. ( toward. Robert 114. (toward. Tom 14V du ff. M Warren 14V Cockrell. Colette 14V Coggle. Sandra 4. 1 1 Coleman. Colette 17. 14V Coleman. Kay I.inn VS. 1 1 Coleman. Krehl IIS. 1 1. Collett. Jeff II. IV 12. 12V 1 1 (alien. Lindsay 114. Collins. Beth lit . Collins. ( olleen 1 1 Combes. Kevin 14V Combs. Ruth 4. 1 1. Cook. Cherie 14V Cium. Ginger 114. Cooney. Kimberley 1 4 Cope. Kara 114 Cordery. Janice 14V Cornelius. Amy 114 Cornell. M II Bob 1 4 Cornwall. Janet 11.14. . 1 4 Cowan. Scott 1 4. Craig. Steve 14V Crandell. Ron 14V Crank. Peter 72. 1 4 Craven. Sharlynne 1 4 Crebs. Ann 41. 14V Creer. K imber Ur 14V ( riddle. Mark 72. 14V ( riddle. Sands It 12. IIS. If,4 Croft. Garth 14V Crofts. Kerrs 14V Crosby. I.inda 14 Crosby. Lone Ann 14V (iilverwe l. Lisa 14 Cummings. Con 14 Curtis. Brian 14V Curtis. Bruce Si. 114. II . IIS. Curtis. Carie 17. II . 1 4 Curtis. Curl 7S. V . 4V Curtis. Gars Vl ( urns. Mark Vl. 1 4 Curtis. Ssdnes 14V Cushing. Cynthie I4S. Cushman. Kathy 4S. Cutler. Brenda 14V Culler. Brad 1 4. — D — Dahl. Mark V. 1 4. Dull. XI'Lisa MV Dalton. James I 4. Dal ton. Kate 114. Daniels. Christine 14V. Davidson. Susan 5. 1 4. Davis. Annette 1 4. Davis. Brent 114. Davis. Diane V7. 1 4 Davis. Gigi 114. Davis. Scot I 1 4. Dims. Tia 14 V. Day. Carolvn VfL 14V Diiy. Howard 114. Dean. Brad 111. Dee. Fannie 111. Dehart. Kurt 14V Delahuntv. Mike 1 4 Denney. Arlen 111. Denney. Kent 78. 14V. Der bulge. Aim VS. 111. Dethlefsen. Les 10 II. 111. Dew. Mary 1 4. De H dal. Janene 14V Dickerson. Cynthia 1 4. Dicou. Dorothy 1 4. Diederich. Howard 111. Diehl. Angela 1 . IIO Dietrich. Blain 111 Dietrich. Mark 72. 1 4 Dietrich. I all.vnn Vl. Hit. Dixon. Lon 111. Donaldson. Kaye 1 4 Donaldson. Lynne 111 Dorms. Deriil I 111. Douglas. Scott ’’ . Vl. 111. D w. Kristy MV Dowds. Kathie 111 Dowdy . Michelle 4 Dowell. Elizabeth I1. 1 4 Doxey. Pam I7. Ill I. Dragon. Boh 1 4 Dreier. Michelle 111. Dry.sdale. Chris 111. Dugan. Shannon 111. Duftin. Diane 41. 110. Hum an. Marilyn 2 : IS. 110. 1 4 Dunn. Laurie vv. If. ■ Duns ton. Bill MV Duns ton. Frau 110. DuPont. Dehhie -T 41 DuPont. Tammy 111. Durluim. Mark 7 . Ill Durham. Paulette IIS. 1 4 Durrani. Dave 10. 1 4 Durrani. Dehra 110. Dueling. Crystal HO. — E — Easton. John II 72. vl. Ha Eck. Tim 111. Eckley. Elise J. Ila Edits. 1 xria Ho. Ednkin. Tt mm 4 . iln. Edman. 1 ks 110. Edwards, . rad 111. Edw ards. ( ameron 1 4 Edwards. I.inda 111. Egan. Brian Ila Egan. Drew 72. 1 4 Egan atalie 14. Egan. Talmage 16. SV. II . IIS. 1 4. Egbert. Tresann 40. Ho. Elders. Patti Ho. Elders. Slninna 44. Ill Einfeldt. Steven 1 2.110. Ilo Ekenstam. Kenneth 1 1 Ekker. Trace Vl Eldredge. Brad Ho. Eluison. Lisa 111. Eliason. Mark 14. 7. 1 1. Elieson. Sue HO. ElleriiMn. Laurie HO. Ellingson. Mane 111. Ellingson. Mark Vl. Ellis. Diane 111. Ellis. Steve 110. Elton. La’4 nn 111. Elton. Mark 42. 72. vl. El well. Bn on IV Emery. Keren 1 1. Emen. Karla Ill Empty. Erin 111. Ence. Ronald P mS. SI. 1 1. Engh. Chery l 4S. 111. Engh. Debbie HO Engh. Karen VS. 10. English. Dane lie 17. IIS. 1 1 English. Robs n Ilo. Ensign. Karen 41. HO. Ensign. Kaths 111. Ensign. Kim 142 Epperson. Kells V2. Erickson. Karla IS. 1 1. Enkson. Jill VS. 142 Enel. John 14. 1 . VI. 1 1 Essmeier. Andrea f 1 . IV HO Evans. Colleen 110 Evans. Curt -1 Evans. Halls 8 . w. Evans. Karen VS. 142 Evans. Kris VS. 142. Evans. Steve 2 . HO Evans. Sue 1 1. Eyring. Slesen IV 1 1. — F— Faddis. Palis 1 . 142. Fagergren. Ann VS Fagg. Shelley 41. HO Fatkner. Diane 1 1. Fallen tine. Mike HO Farmer. Brum 1 1 Farnsworth. 1 dime 1. 1 1 Featherstone. Lori 1. 1 1 Featherstone. Rachael II 1 1 Feisted. 4nne 142. Fenton. Mike 142. Feulner. Russ 1 1. Feulner. Susan 41. HO Feurer. Heidi 28. 1 1. Fite. Kevin HO Fite. Scott 42. Fmdlas. Davis 142. Firnkige. Mi mi IS. 1 1. IS!. Fisher. Debbie 142. Fisher. Ire HO Fisher. 1.on II. IS. 11. 1. 1 1 Fitzgerald. Steven 2 . Fitzgerald. Tana 10 II . 1 1 Fleming. Greg HO Fie slier. Mark 2 . 142. Fletcher. Anna HO Fletcher. Dm 142. Coach Pimm: Violence in Spori Where IX es Ii I iul‘ I Sec- ond Session) Critical Issues. ’ Sports l.ditor for the Salt I ake Iribune. John Moode). conducis First Sessum of Violence in Sports' Critical Issues Conference. 179 INDEX Fleteher. F.rn 142 Fimi. Robert 72. 95. 65. Floor. Jell ft7.IIV.lft5 Flore nee. laxior 54. ft7. ft5. Flynn. Mike 150. Fix nn. Shannon 42. Fallen. Man Ann 50 Folsom. Manha 47. 42. Folsom. Michele ftft. hr. 65. Foote. Mark 42 Foote. Shawn 142. Fornehus. Ross Ift5. Fowler. Dave 142 Fox. Jett 142 Frampton. Sylvia 5R. 151. Framis. Connie Ift5. Frank om. David B Ift5. Fra in one. J em 142. Fredrick sen. Ton Ift5. Freeze. Curtis 51.151. Friend. Linda 15. 5ft. 9R. Fry er. Ruth 40 151 Fullmer. Susan Rft. 99. 151. Fuller. Thomas UR. — G — (ialhrailh. luirk 5ft. 151. Galbraith. Mark Ift5. GuIIcros. Diane 151 Garcia. Toni Ift5. Gardner. Cathy II. 5. 65. Gardner. Karen Ift5. Gardner. Kristi 142 Garrett. Bruce 142. Garrett. Ileidi 65. Garrett. Lynn 65. Garton. ( had 142 Gax. Parker HR. 65. Gets.. Ij: 151 Geis. Rick 142. Geisler. Becky 151 George las. Barbara 65. Gertino. Eva 65. Giacomo. Brian RR. 142 Gibbons. Jenny 142 Gibbons. Pete 151. Gibbs. John 142. GiddinRS. Renee 50. 65. Gi fford. Kevin 151. Gilbert. Mike 151. Gillespie. Brad 7ft. 142 Gillen. Georgia 151. Gilmore. Chery l 95. 142 Glade, hnda 142. Glamh. Jim 52. 151 Glaitih. John R4. 95. 142. Glasgow. Ixiune 151. Glassett. Sandra 142. Glazier. Kobe 151. Glenn. Celeste 65 GUssmeyer. Fiona 151. Goates. Robert Goldberg. Aaron IIR. Golding. Jill 151. Goodfellow. Kathx 65. Goodtellow. Lon 92. 65 Goodfellow . Tobx 55. 150. 65. GtHHlman. Ales 142 GtMH man. Mark 66. Gordon. Drew 9 . 151 Gitrdon. Laurie 51 Gouyh. Brian 66 Gourlex. Mu lie le 99. 51. IR4 Gowans. Phillip 66. Gowans. Stephanie 142 Grander. I.onn If Grander. Troy 151 Graxv.s. Kevin 151. Gray , htn 151 Green. Debbie 151 Green. Janet 142 Green held. Allison 42 Greenwood. Sallx 2tt. 2 ft5. lift. I ftft Gundersen. Debbie 151. Gioklersen. Ja 151 Gustafson. Karina 142. Gwilliam. David 142 Gvri. Chris 1 ftft. Gvri. Deborah 142 Gvri. Garx 72. 151 — H — Habbeshaw . ( raiR 142. Haley. I.inda 157 HitRRertx. Mielkiel 157 Hailes. Rhonda 41. 15 Hakki. Charlene 50. 151. Halander. ( hr is 1 ftft Hale. Kellx 150. 151. Hales. Bradx A 72. 66. Hales. Rena 157 Hall. Randx 51. 151 Hall. Robert 72. 7R. RO. Rl. lift, ftft Hamby. Shaun 157 Hamilton. Andrea 157 Ham mk. Susan 57 Haws. Carrie 1 ftft. Hansen. Adam 151. Hansen. Brooke 157 Hansen. David 157. Hansen. Jen 157 Hansen. Man 66. Hansen. Melanie 66. 1 ardiHR. A lx son Rft. 99. 151. Hardman. Laura 157 Hargreaves, l.mda 9R. 57 Haroldsen. DourIus 79. 15 . Hams. Melinda ft4. 151 Hams. Pat 72. 51. Harrison. Janet 2ft. 157 Han cx . Kellx RR. 95. 117. 1 ftft. Harvey. Ixturie 57 Haslam. Kaye 50. ftft. Halsam. Lon 57 Ham's. Came lift. llasna. Karen 57 Hatch. Mark 151 Hatch. Ten 157 Hausknet In. Steve 51. 51 Hawke. Korex 151 Hawkins. Toby 151 Hawkins. 1 an 151 Hax dcn. Ton 151 Haxmond. Kristine 15. 41 Hitxward. Bettx ntft. llciulman. Tanxa 54. If Heaton, irim F 157 Heaton. Kuan 151 Heaton. I.orna 151 Hchtion. Brm e R9. , lift. UR. 119. 1 ftft Heltman. ('harlotte 157 Henderson. (’hns 151 Henderson, hay Ittft. Hem rick son. Rorit 151 Herbert. Bruce ft2. RR. If HerzoR. Pcrrx 59. If Hexman. Ix'slie 151 lin ks. Scott 157 Hicks. Terri 152. IliRhanu Manx 157 IIir miil Sandra 152 Hihk'brand. Dave 59. V. 152 Hill, ( urns 152 Hill. Kevin 7ft. 157 Hillestad. Manbeth If Hilton. Gloria 157 Hilton. Scott 72. If Hoick lex. Man If . Hoelsher. Donna 5ft. 152 Hofheins. Marx . 157 llofhems. Steve If Hotheins. Sue If . Hofiminn. Jean 157 Horruii. Stacey 157 Horrc. Janet 41. 152 Ho . Peter If . Holdsworth. Kevin ft7 If Holland. Hella 152. Holland. Ruh 94. 95 HolliiiRworth. Jett 72.152. llohmin. Steven 157 Holmes. Kim 9R. 157 HolniRren. Kristin 9R. 157 Holser. Tammie II5. Holt. Brian 59 Holt. Kav 157 loupes. Cindy If . Houpes. Eric 157 lb popes. Jana 155. Hopkins. Genie 157 Horimin. Henh 9R. 57 Horrinks. David 2ft. 2R. 157 Horrocks. Quinn 152. Horrock s. Scott 152 Hosier. Tanuira 11. 5R. 129 Houser. David Judd IIR. If . Howard. Pattx 157 How e. Jacci 152. Howell. ( olleen If Howell. Denise If Howell. Tish 157 Hoxle. James n Hubbard. John 50. 152 IImilliner. ( unh I5S HuciilitiRcr. Debbie 66. HiuillniRcr. Monica 152 u |. Air .AV. m . At Ai .AV luti, ( uriis m . Susan Ift7 Hui terti. Jim I.AV Hughes. Kurils Io' Hulet. Don I 5R. im . Kendall I.AV A . Su:anne Ift Humer. ( ir 5-. Humer. Trat ft. I. AV lursi. Shauna 152. Husher)� . Iirati 152 lluriailo. ( athx I.AV Hurtado. Mane Ift Huk. Ira 152 — liiRram. Julie nr. Ipsen. Mit lie le 5R. 152. Isaacson. John 152 Iverson. Andrew 51. .Av. —y — y n A. OW A «vo. ,V,V. AV Jackson. Larlem 152 Jackson. Jerdx nn I5R Jackson. Jett 72. 152 Jackson. JaVon 5R. 152. Jackson. Susan 5ft. 1 4. lift. UR. nr Jacobs. ( arolx n ft 4. 9y Jacobs. Sliellex 1 Av Jacotmen. Russ .AV. Jacobsen. Scott 152 Jacobsen. Tom 25. 29. nr James. Dana 152 James. Terry nr. Jeffs. Fill 4o. 5o. nr Jenkins. Laura .AV Jensen. Brett 152. Jensen. Banielle nr Jensen. Jett 7ft. I5R. Jen sen. Jen 152. Jensen. Jill 41. 152 Jensen. Jim nr Jensen. Joseph I5R Jensen. Karen 152 Jensen. Kohnie Rft. 99. 5R. Jensen. h ri nr. Jensen. Larin I5R Jensen. Mark 1. RO. 5R. Jensen. R Rcr 152 Jensen. Si oil 52. Jensen. Susankai I5R. Jensen. Terri 152. Jensen. Tern 5R. Jem:eh. Kris I5R. Jepko. Jep i2. 6.V 152 JcrRcnscn. lal D nr Johnson. Bill nr Johnson. Brad .AV Johnson. ( aria Rae nr Johnson. ( hns nr Johnson. ( hristx As Johnson. ( tilth nr Johnson. Darrell ft. .AV Johnson. Davul As Johnson. GrcR '6. I5s Johnson. Jai ci .AV Johnson. Jan 51. 52 Johnson. Julie 5o. nr. Johnson. Karen 152 Johnson. Kathleen 40.152 Johnson. Kathx ft Johnson. Kevin nr Johnson. Kc in 152 Johnson. Mu helle 152 Johnson. Paula 152 Johnson. Robert ft. nr Johnson. Robin AV. 59. nr Johnson. Roby n 152 Johnson. Russ nr Johnson. Sandx 152 Johnson. Steve 152 Johnson, lari 54. 5 ft. IftR Johnston. Rob 152 Johnxtun. Rax ne I5R. Johnstun. Svmort 152 Jolln . lee Ann 95. 9R. 1 Av Jolhr. Ruth ii. nr Jollex . Steve Its Jones. Anne 152 Jones. Alda 5ft. 5i. nr Jones, leslie AV. O UR. nr Jtnies. Mark nr Jones. Ru hard 9 . 95. itr Jones. Rttlnri 152. Jones. Scott nr Jones. Tad rr. nr Jones. 1 odd 50. 5 . ft9. 52 JorRcnscn. Keith 155 JorRcn.sen. Keith 155 JorRcnscn, 1 unite nr Joseph. Kathx 155 Josie. Melanie i 5o. nr Josic. Susan 12. 40. 155 Jucschkc. A dr min . 72. 95. nr Jnest lie. Alison 5ft. I5R Jidander. Debbx .AV Julander. Dennis 7 2. 155 Jumonville. Jamu I5R - A — Karren. ( inline II. AV. 150. nr Karren. Pennx 155 Kaslams. Alicia I5R. Ka.slams. Andrea 1 ft 7 Kastclcr. Diane 155. Kasteler. DoiirIhs .AV Dato. Eunice 155 INDEX Kendrick. Jackie 167. Kidsion. Jean 107. Kiipack, Chris 153. Kiipack. KelN 138. Kimball. Debra 167. King. Thomas 28,153. Kingston. Lisa 41, 53. Kinsey. Craig 138. Kjar. Jennifer 41. 69,153. Kjar, Joe1 138. Knaphus. Mark 153. Knap h us. Peggy 98.J38. Knight. David 76, 95, J38. Knight. Steve 72. 53. Knowlton. Linda 153. Knox. Shirlene 95. 98, 138. Knudson, Matthew 38. Koch. Brent 72. 167. Koch, Susan 63.138. KiKhevar. Tracy 167. Kolovich, Karen 168 Koning. Carolyn 38. 153. Koning. Karen 153. Korgenski. Katin' 153. Kostreles. Patty 168. Kramer. Barry 168. Kramer. Blake 168. Kramer, Drew 138. Kramer. Mark 80,138. Kramer, Teri 168. Krantz. Jeff 138. Krantz, Melody 168. Krogh, Kriss 38.138. L — Laker. Paul 153. Lallathin. Jaff 138. Lamoreaux. Frank 153. Lancaster. Kris 139. Lang, Dorothy 153. Lang. Joe 80. 88. 153. 154. Lange, Alan 153. Langston, Mark 168. Langton. David 139. Larrabee, Kris 99.153. Larsen, Becky 139. Larsen, Laura 139 Larsen, Linda 41,153. Larsen, Lori 41.153. Larsen. Lori 153. Larsen, Todd 139. Larson, Jill 168. Larson. Von 50, 95, 168. Laub, DeAnna 98.153. Laub, Rosemary 168. Laver, Lori 30.168. Laver. Lee Ann 153. Laver, Matt 153. Lavin, Lisa 153. Laurence, David 153. Layton. David 8, 91, 138. Leach, Cathy 168. Leach, Laurie 31 Leach, Stewart 51,153. Leary, Lynn 153. Leavitt, John 153. Leavitt, Shelly 153. LeCheminant. David 139. Lee, Angela 153. Leeks, Barney 139. Lefavor, Jennifer 153. Lefevor, Gary 139. Lefevor, Paul 153. Lefevre. Brenda 139. Lefevre, Roger S. 168. Lehuquet, Robert 68. Leonard, Lori 168. Ijetham, Lawrence 25.185. Lewis. Brad 51.139. Lewis. Dave 168. Lewis. David 8. 68. 153. Lewis, Denna 41,153. Lewis, Janie! 154. Lewis. Julie 38,39.130.154. Lenis, Lindsay 54. 68. Lewis. Mitchell 50. 64, 68. 154. Lewis. Tamette 168. Liacopoulos, Kris 139. Liddell. Sherri 139. Liddell. Scott 91. 95. Lindquist. Daren 86.168. Lindquist, Kathy 87, 99, 139. Lindsey, Joseph T. 82.139. Lingmann. Sandra Kay 139. Little, Adam C. 154. Little, Alan 139. Little, Susan 139. Uvingston. Ann 139. Lloyd, Kory 139. Uoyd. Nancy 154. Lofgren. Denice 33,139. Lofgren, Karen 139. Ijofgren. Mike 154. Longson. Greg 154. Loosli, Kelly 154. Lybbert, Louise 168. Louie. Lisa 54, 154. Louie, Teresa 39. Loveridge. Lisa 146. 154. Lucas, Kalhv 168. Luczak, Steven 168. Lucy. George 154. Ludnig. Kathleen 8, 40. 54. Luker, Diana 86. 87. 99. Lund. Jamie J. 154. Lund, Randy 13, 72. 117, 168. Lund Tiffanie 139. Lundskog. Julie 139. Lunds from, Annie 139. Lundstrom, Diane 168. Lyman. Audrey' 139. Lyman. Cyd 138. Lyman, Eric 138. Lyman. Grant K. 168. Lyman, Greg 154. Lynar. Stuart 73, 68. Lyon, Cindy 86. 87. 99. 139. Lyon. Heidi 154. — M — Maack, Dan 168. Mack, Camilla 139. Macke, Bryan 76.139. Macke. John 73, 154. Mabey, Lisa 168. Mackay. Brady 73. 168. Mackintosh, Shelley 154. Mackey. Russell 168. Mackris. Gust 169. Mackris. Mary Ann 139. Madsen, Bruce 73,169. Madsen, Steve 169. Madson, Chris 154. Madson. Lori 164. Maggard, Laurie 169. Mahoney, Dana 169. Maier, Eric 118, 169. Malmrose, Kirk 154. Manning. Virgil 154. Manwill, Barbara 98. Manwi l, Cory 154. Manwill, Jim S. 69, 115. 69. Manwill. Marcia 154. Margelts, Jan 169. Mark. Alberta 154. Mark. Darlene 154. Mark man, Lynanne 41. 154. Marley. Kennel 139. Marsh. Mearle 139. Marshall, Sarah 98. 154. Marston. Julie 154. Martin, Leslie A. 38. 169. Martin. Ole 139. Martin, Shelley 154. Martineau. Danny 139. Martineau. Susan 169. Mason, Don 139. Matheson. Richard 169. Matt hies, Scott 154. Maughn. Kent 169. Meurer, Mike 83. May. Stephanie 140. Me Beth, Carolyn 140. Me Beth, Marianne 154. McCarthy. Kelly 40. McClendon, Bethany 51. 154. McDermott, Scott 80.142. McEwen. Darin 40. Me Fall, Christie 154. McFarlane, Sandy' 140. McGavin, Scott 73. 154. McGee. Kenny 140. McGee. Kerry 40. McGregor. Karin 154. McKee. Stephen 154. Mcljachlan. Jim 73. 95. 169. McLaws, Jon 140. McMurray, Mike 141. McPhie. Renae 41. Me Qua id. Christy 32. 37, 53. 169. McQuaid, Kathy 41. McRae. Mike 169. Me Whir ter, Jim 76. Meier, Steve 68, 73, 69. Mendenhall, Clay 92. 69. Menlove, Dana 41.154. Menlove. Todd 169. Merrell, Wendy 169. Merrill, Susan 140. Merrick, Gary '169. Melos. Paula 154. Metos. Tom 13.73.83.117. 169. Meyer. Heidi 154. Meyers, Kim 140. Meyers, Randy' 26, 64, 155. Midgley, David 140. Mikesell, Robert 76.80. Miller, Charles 07. Miller, Cheryl 69.169. Miller. Debbie 51, 155. Miller, Jan 169. Miller. Jeff 140. Miller, John 140. Miller, Marcie 140. Miller, Paula 140. Miller, Shelley 140. Milieu, Don 55. Milieu, Nancy 86, 99. 140. Millham, Russ 145. Milner. Craig 155. Minchow, Byron 169. Mitchell, Bob 140. Miyake, Michelle 155. Moffat, David 140. Mollerup, Jeff 155. Mollison, Karen 169. Monson. Clark 169. Montague, Richard 140. Montgomery. Kent 21. 50. 62. 69. Montgomery, Marianne 169. Moon. Teresa 140. Moony, Rick 169. Moore. Chrisann 155. o Mr. Boh Henson peaks on Reverse Discrimination Critical Issues Conference 181 INDEX C ritical Issues Conference. Communication in Dat- ing. Guest Speaker. Salk Barlow. Moore. Sherrie 95. 140 Morbv. Michelle 140 Morecrafl. Currie 140 MorecraU. Pamela L. .O. W. • MV. Moreton. Bill . MV More ton. Jut A VB. 155. Morgan. Janet MV Morgan. Mindy MV Moxieller. Shauna 140. Mourn.sen,. John y6 Moulton. Sieve 40. Movie. Linda 140. Mueller. Bvron 15 Mueller. Marlene 95. IIB. MV Munson. De.Ann . :. a:. fit. B6. MV Murdock. Cordon 4A. $0. y0. 164 Murdock. Mark 55. Murray. Damn 7 . Mvers. Gin 6V Mvers. Mike 76. Mvers. Scon 140. — V- — adca u. Mark 141 Sauce. Brenda 5B. aumann. Lex he w. ir. 169. Savior. Allen 146. 5 A. Saylor. Barn MV Savior. Kent 49. 50. 7A. 69 Seek's. Ru hard ro. Nceryaard. Ij: 155. Seen n s. Cal 141. Neff. Brad no. Seff. Brian IS. 5 . !An. IAS 175. Seff. (laudet tc a 7. ro. Seff. David 7A. 76.B2. BA. B4. 116. m Seff Debbie 4 Seff Sum 141 Self. Susan 141. Seihan. I.isa 155. Neill. Patricia 51.155 Sel son. Dehra 41. 155 Nelson. baths IB. A2. A7. AB. ro. Nelson. Mark 76. 141. Newland. Dative 155 Newman. ( arol ro. Seninan. Heather Ann II6. 129. 170. Ness man. Joan 9B. 141. Newman. Pans 14 Newman. Reed 141 Newman. Rohm 55 Newman. Siev e ro. Newren. Janet ro. Newton. Mark im. ro. Su ho es. Brad 155 Nichols. Brad ro. P Nichols. Douy 141 I Nichols. Juft 141 Nichols, luiuric A 2. 17o. Pace. Barbara ll.A7.A9. Nichols. Tern 155 1 5. 70. IB5 Niederhauser. Kells l70. Pace. Lynn 55 Nielson. Allen ro Pack. Alison 9B. 141 Nielsen. Brad 59. 7.A. 15. Pack. ( a tin 155 hr. ro Pad. llehhie 141 Nielsen. Douy 55. Pack. Lilia 41 Nielson, (ireit hen 170. Padfie d. Janus 55. Nielsen. Linda 41. 57. 155. Palmer. Bill n B5. Palmer. Philip J. ir. n Nielsen. Lisa 51. Pannier. Julie 41. 9B. 55. VirfvK Nieh 51. 7A. Pantuso. Craiy 55. Nielsen. Sandra 2b. 55. Pap. Stephanie 141 Nikals. Nick 141 Park. Jo vnn 6 . Nixon. Richard 91. 95. II7. Parker. Diane 155 ro Parker. Rands 141 Nokes. Jon 51. 66. 67. 114 Parker. Susannc 141 hr. ro Parkin. Dean 141 Norton. ( lien le 142 Parkin. Marianne 41. 155 Norton. Michael 46. 170 Parkin. Richaid lib n Noyce. Shawn ro Parrs. drey 141 NVyaard. Ann 40 155 Pam. John 155 Svyaard. Rosalie AB. A 9 Patch. Ntines 141 ro Pate. Tros BO Patrick. Brum 141 Paul, (ian 17 2b 29 O — Paulsen. Andrea n. Paulsen. Melanie 141 O'Bnen. ('olleen ro Paulsen. Sarah 141 O'Brien. J kIi 50. 170. Paulson. Shannon 42. 155 O’Brien. Marianne 141 Pavne. (lift 9 . 55 O'Brien. Tern 155. Pearce. Lev 2b. 2B O'Donnell. Dehi ro Pearce. RaNae 14 O'Donnell. Susan 67. B6. 99. Pearson. Kells 5 b. I5B 155 Paes Tmda n. Ohphant. Blair A. 55. Bl. Paev. Rick 155 Oliphant. Brent 55 Paes lad 155 Discin' ski. Mar1 , 155 Peari e. Ra ac IB4 Olsen. Becks ro Peck. Mark 9 . 95. Olsen. Christs 141 Peck. Mall 9 . V Olsen. Jennifer 141 Pedersen. I.vdnee AB. A9 Olsen. Jods 141 141 Olsen. K ( ro Pedersen. Svdnes 9B. 141 Olsen. 1 At nee 155 Pederson. Beth 141 Olsen. Mark 155 Pe ton. Brian 155 Olsen. Sherrie ro Peppm. deorye 7A. 15b Omer. Chri s 47 Peppmyer. Jus 41 Onncflod. Chris 95 Perkin . Denise n. Orr. Marts 2 b. I2R. ro Pern. ( raiy n. (irulhan. Kent 155 Perrs. Kells n Oru lian. Kevin ro Pern. Steve 7b. 41 Orullian. Rvan 7b. 141 Petersen. Douy I5b Osborne. ( and 41 Petersen. Lon 141 Ostler. Carla 155 Petersen. Ivan bO. 17 Ostler. Darrell ro Petersen. Pete n Ostler. Su;anne 55. IB5. Peterson. Urn 15b Oswald. 1 aids 41 Peterson. Ramis 141 Oswald. Michelle lib. IB. Peterson. Rick n. ro Peterson. Robert 64. 1 ml. (lien. Tran 69. 7o Peterson. Shanm Bb. n. Owen. Randall 7B.B4. 1 7 Peterson. Suzie AO. 141 ro Penes . Trm s n. Ovsen. Rusts 7b. 141 Philipoom. Spencer 7B. 15b Phillips. Kan 15b Rasmussen. Suzanne 142 Phillips. Pehnie 9B. • Rasmussen. Susie 7 Phippen. Iaiiuc 7 . 7 Rasmussen. Suzie 142 Phippen. Rcy 7A Bl Rasmussen. Tv 15b Pie nr. Robert n Rti . Jack 15b Pierce. Jan 15b Ras. Janit e 142 Pinnock. Annette 40. 15b Ranch's . John mA. 172 Pino. Slat ev n. Rcavc a . Marianm 15b Pirro. Man Ixe 9B. 142 Redd. Melanie 42 Pi sc mi ta. Carla 142 Redih. aomi 7 Pi scan la. Peter 51. 15b Redd M ends 42. 156 Pi ink is. Therese n Reeder. Donavan 59 1 IB. Piston. Bciks 142 7 Piston. Bvron 15b Rees. Scott 15b Platt. Jennie n Reu limann. Kent 59 42 Plan. Mike 142 Reid Barn 142 Phot nick. Cave 15b Reid. Candi 15b Pollei. Peyys 9B. 42 Reiter. ( ole 142 Pou It on. dan 15b Renlund. Linda 15b Powell, dan 42 Renstrom. Tamms 25. o. Powell. Ijiri n 156 Powell. Sharon 15b Revmont. Harlan 7. Powell. Terri ri. Rhodes. ( raiy Ao. 1V. Powis. Shawn An. 1. yA. 95 Rlioi es. Karen 9B. 142 Pratt. Beth n. Rich. l.on 7 Pratt. Jim 2b 5o. 1 ml. Ru hards, deorye OB. Pratt. Ted 7b 142 Ru hards. Karin 9B. 42 Preston. Bonnie Ab. 15b Richards. Lorraine 7. Price. Royer 91.95. IT. Ru lairds. Mat tin 6. 142 n Ru luirdson. Tros DIB Prun e. Mail n. Ru ins. Karen 42 Pruett. Barhtira ri. Riches'. David 42 Proctor. atahe AB. Alt Ru Inns. Sam s 15b Psarras. Ant lions 50. 51. BB. Ru hins. Phil 15b n. Ricks. aihtin 55. 1 7 7. Pitch. Ken 42 17 . Puyh. Lvnn 7. Riddle. ( uses 142 Pu os. April 42 Riddle. Kellie 7 Putnam. Michele 142 Riddle. Hill anna 142 Pyper. Dehra 7. Ruldle. Niiilil Riddle. Roma Riyhs. Ken 5o 142 II6. I B 7 . 17. — Q - — Riyhs. Krists Riyhs. I.inda 2b 142 Quisl. Royer -R- 15b Riyy e. David Riles. Rita Ritchie. Janet Ritchie. Paula 7. 15.17. J 15b 7. Pitzma. Ann 6b. 9B. 15. 7. 7. Racine, lit my 15b. Roberts. ( raiy Ralk c. Winfred 15b Roberts. (Vndi 15b Raines. James 42. Roberts. Dave 7 Raisheck. Mike Iy2. Roberts. Rohvnne 99 17 Raleiyh. Mark 15b Roberts. Steve 142 Ralhson. Mark 57 HR Robertson. Jannie 59. I B. Ralh son. olid 2b. 2B. 142 Roberson. Julie 42. 15b Rankin. Robert 142 Robinson. Lsther 142 Rasmussen. Alan 15b Robinson, baths 42. 15b Rasmussen. Ann AB. 1V Robinson. Malt 142 Rasmussen. Annie 142 Roblez. Barbara 142 Rasmussen. Lorraine 9B. Rin k. Mike 42 142 Roi kssoot! Trank 15b Rasmussen. Norman 15b Rodnyuez. Steve 15b Rasmussen. Shauna A2. b9. V Roe. it helle 7. Roennchi-i k. Jennetn • 7. ' 182 INDEX Roestenhury. Dave IV. Royers. Jill 141 Rhode. Chin b2. IV Rohrvr. Mark 141. Rohrer. Mania 115 Rollun. ('harlottc 141. Rolhson. Mark UK Rtmum. Dan IV. Romncs. luiurel 15b Romncs. l.uanne Rimsendaal. Kevin 42. 15b. Roper. ( lark I5K Ro ander. John V. IV Rose. Mu helle IV. Roseae, hinne 141 Rowin'. Tracy 5o. 1V Rossbery. Jeanette 42. 15b Rinsbery. Steve 141 Rounds. Jmh 141 Rounds. Susan 15b Rowley. Susan 42. 15b Ruud. Era V. IV Rmld. Glenda IV Ruechkert. Karen 15b Ruyanis. Sandra 141 Russell. John 51 Russell. Marian IV Russell. Sharon 15b -S- — Siiycr. Jcannee ir. 15b Salisbury . Suzanne 15b. Sa tus. Suzanne IB. Sanders. Roland 15b. Siinlord. Peyyy ri Siinsotn. Julie v 15 Saryetakie. Dana R II. 55. in. ri Siiryctakis. Saundra 4. 15 Sa v. H ard 5v.B2.BR Sa Cl. Todd 141. Si halhusli. Kent ri. Si helm. Scott 141 Si her: inner. Dc 1 nnc 141 Sthmuh. tntlrca VB. 15 S hnudt. Ronald 15 Si limit. Rnhard ri Si hoiield. Gan 141. Schofield. Suzanne 141 Sehoppe. Maryie 15 Si how . Jan 42. 15 Schreiner. Dawn v,Y. 5 . Si hnyer. Stan iv Schroeder. Kory 151. 15 Si oil. Elizabeth 15 Si oil. Brin c b. 141 Si hi ille. Man 15 Si rip. ( a mi lie 1 1 Si rip. Mike 15 Siastrand. Dai id 1. IV Scexnullcr. Tom 141 Sceynu. 4 Ian II Si des. Deena 141. Senn. Joi ce 141 Senn. Sherrie iv Sha . Jell 141. Sha . S adinc 51. 141 Sheffield. Jon IV. I 5 Shcllcs. Kevin 15 Sheppard. ( rain IV. Sheppu k. Julie 15 . Shepherd. ( rain IV Slierk. Sarah 141 Shields. ( arol 15 Shields. 1 auric 141 Shields. Scott lift. 1 IN. 7 Shilaos. Maria IV Short. Darren 141 Short. Doun 5 V. B2 . Iis. IV Short. Jideen 42. V7 Short. Kirk IV. Sliumwai. Kent IV Shuppv. Jon b4. V . 1 Shun left. Anne V5.141 Siciliano. Anna • IV. St ilianao. Michelle 1 41 Sidduway. Beni 41 Si dwell. Su san IR 1V. Sinum. Del IV. Silver. Sherih n lb. 5 Silverhlaii. Tara 25. 40. 1V Silvers. Kelli 54. b . 1 Silver. Sue 51. 141 Sone. Jennifer IR ?V. AO. 15 Simmons. Jan IV Simmons. Jenny 15 Simmons. Jodi 141 Simpson. Man Jane IV Sinclair. J u k 141 Sit:. Sandi 141 Ska Ik lund. Julie 44. 141 Skarc. Ken 141 Skarlov. Hern 12 Skene. Tern 141 S auyh. Kim IV. Smart. Cindy ! Smart. Jonathan I 51. !. Si malam h. Boh IV. Smith. Blame V . V5. II . V. Smith. ( rain 50. IV. Smith. Erin 141 Smith. Grcn IV Smith. Jennifer IV. South. Kathi 41. 15 Smith. Kaye 141 Smith. Kelli IV Smith. Kevin b. V5. 141 Smith. 1 Aim IV Smith. Mike 1. 14b. 15 Smith. Pete 141 Smith. Shane 15 Smith. Shauna 141 Small. Shern 15 Smith. Susan 15 Small. Trat i 15 Snarr. Dehra 15 Soon. Grcn IV Snow. Jell 15 Snow. Paula 5K. 15 Snow. Sharon 141. Sni der. ( area 141 Sni der. ( rain 15 . Sodtrborn. Em 15 Si dm l Sliarlene 141 Sommers, hinc IV. Soranhan. PcnX) •AY. 141 Sorensen. Georgia 2 1. IR bl. b. 15 Sorensen. Jim SO. 141 Sorenson. Robert 141 Sirenson. II ai nc 5o. 1 1 Sow hi. John BO. 141 Spafford. Misti 141. Speiiknien. Debbie 5 Spencer. Glade b. 141 Spcns. Dave 141 Spern . Dave IV Spem. Patrum 141 Spun. Paul b. ,w. 141 Spurway. Katin 15 . Stales. Mam Rac V StaniewH . Susan 144 St ( lair. John 144 Steele. Hubert 144 Stcffcnscn. Paul I A Steam kc. Dean 44 Sicmrk. Mike 11 Stephens. Brian HI. .'v. V Stephens. Dave 151 Stephens. Jana IV Stephens. Man Aim IV. Stephenson. Brent BO. 144 Stevens. Robert 11 . Stevens. Scott 71. V5 Stevens. Tern l 4 Stevenson. Kris 144 Sn-wart. Gan 144 Stewart. Rod 15 . Stewart. Teresa 144 Stukir. Mike 144 St Jeor. ( hr is J 144 St Jeor. Scott D 15 . Stockton. On an K 1 4. Slin k well. Ijirn 15 Sto H'. Kevin 44 St must reel. Becki •AY. 15 . Stout. Barn Bb. 144 Stout. Dee.Ann 15 Stover. Barhtira 5b. 1 4. San er. Diane AY. 144 Sirast hew ski. Debbie 15 . St rat am. K i le BB. 15 St reed. Grey I5B Slinyhoto- Rosie IB. I5B Sin my. Chris 1 4 Strony. ( nidi 144 Sin my. Tamms 144 Stuchcnschnicdcr. Kim I5B. Sn les. Mu hael 144 Sunbery. Mark 1 4 Sutherlaikl. ( herie 5B. I5B Swan. Cynthia 144 Swapp. Mvra 10. 1 4 Swenson. Joe 44 Sweeten. Inn I5B. Swtmson. Mark II 144 -T- — Tayyart. Ru hard B4. 5B. Tallis. Gan 144 Tallis. IJovd BO. 144 Tanner. Mark 144 Tanner. Mark bO. I5B late, hm 144 Tai lor. Era 50. V5. 4 Taylor. Janene bl Tai lor. Kent 11. I5B Tai lor. luiura 144 Taylttr. Pam 144 Tai lor. Slien 1 4 Taylor. Sherri 144 Tai lor. Sue I5B Tai lor. Yvonne 49. 1 4 Tennant. Trcsa ‘AY 44 Tern. Bill 144 Tern . ('artth'ii •AY. 44 Tern. lAiurcikc I5B Tern. Sliellic 144 lliaa her. (mile 1 4 Jhaa lter. Susan l 4 Ihomtis. ( idlette 25. IB. 5o. 115. IB. 1 4 Thmnax. Dan 2B llunnas. Jeff 144 Thomas. Joanne 1 4 llumkis. McIihIic 1 4 Thomas. Pan .'V. -4 llumkis. Robi-rt I5B Thompson. ('aliene 144 Ihonytson. Dianne IB. 1 4 llumipsim. Tankin I5B Thom ison. Mikelle IB. Vt. I5B Thompson. Susan 42. I5R llutrnnm. Grey 4 1 horson. Rohbv 12. :v V Ilutmp. Rob 144 “An Objective Look l Pot” Dr Ciarv Joreensen. ( ritic.il I ucn ConferenceSponMired b the PI A. 183 INDEX Thueson. Maribeth 144. Thurgood. Tracte 9B. 144. Tillotson. Joyce 174 Tinumns. Cathy I5B. Tmunons. Mont 144 Tmunons. Tumi 144 Timothy. Julie I5B. Timpson. Susan 42. I5B. Tingey . Doug B9. I5B. Tob er. Scott 144. Tolman. Zoe 65. 99. 174. Tolton. Kelly I5B. Topham Mark 114. Torrence. Jane IB. 174. Tollerer. Cheryl I5B. Trask. Brian 14. 176. Trask. Renae I5B. Traub. Mary 5B. Treseder. Tim 75. 117. 5B. Trovato. Fred 77. 79. B . 174. Trujillo. Ted 44. Tschaggeny. Louise I5B. Tso.sie. Patricia B6. 99. 74. Tucker. Chris 76. Tuke. Chen 44. Turin-. Steven 174 Turner. Shawn 5 . 51. 52. 67. 14. 115. 174. Turner. Wendy 21 . 5B. I5B. Turpin. Lisa 42. I5B. Tyler. Bonnie 51. Tyler. Lezlee Ann 5B. 59. 174 Tvler. Linda 17. 15. IIB. 174 Tvler. Linda M. 174. — u— — u - — Ueda. Mane 38 I5B. Uncles. Dave 145. Uncles. Ron 174. Up.sahw. Charlene 144 Urban. Ttdd I5B. Ure. Miek 52. I5B. Ure. Stan 174. — V - Vaccam. Terry 74. Vande Mense. Alne 5. Vanderhoof. Mike 73. 79 117. 174 V u ruler linden. Conme 174. Vanderljnden. Sieffanie 36. 158 VanHorssen. Henry 174. Van! .eeuwen. Joe 91.95. 174. VanLeeuwen. Julie 98. 145. VanMondfrans. Barbara 158 VanScoten. Sherri 145 Vabtiendersen. Randy 174. VanWagoner. Steve 174. Varney. Becky 145. Varney. Dough 174. Vasic. Karen 174. Vasic. Kosta 29 Yeenendaal. Cindy 145. Velis. Marianne 69. I5B. Vernon. Tamorah 145. Ver ruder. Mark 174. Yidalakis. Perry 51. 145 Viehweg. Kent I5B. Viebtich. Craig 59. IB. 75. Vierig. Debbie 40. 97. 5B. Vincent. Chris ti 45. Vincent. Jeff 5B. Vincent. Kristen 9B. 45 Vincent. Sherrie 5B. Volz. Pam I5B. VomDorp. Bart 45. Voorhees. Christy 45. — W- — Wager. Denise I5B. Wagner. Dan 67. 5B. Wagner. Lori 175. Wagstaff. Mel 75. Wagstaff. Shirley 175. Waldron. l.inda 145. Walk. Mai e 75. Walk. Ron 75. 95. I5B. Walk. Tom 76. 145 Walker. Debbie 145. Walker. Jeanene 145 Walkerm. Robert 76. Wall. Bradlev J 45. Wall. Edwin 95. 45. Wall. Kevin I5B. Wall. Urn 75. Wallace. Wends 50. 5B. 65. 175. Wallengren. Rolf 175. Wallengren. Tamt 145. Walter. 1 elvelte 145 Wanzo. Melvin 175. Warbert, Clav 159 Ward. Rob 75.B5.B4. 17. 75. Warded. Dhris 145 Warded. Cindy 159 Warded. Shane 59 75. Wardrop. luine 145. Warenski. Scott 51. 89, 75 Wasmer. Brent 145 Wassmer. Sheila B6. 159 Watkins. Johathon B5. 59 Watson. Cheri 56. 145. Webb. Karen 95. 159 Webb. Juhc 75. Webb. Julie 38. 145. Webb. Michael 145. Webb. Russell 7.i. 175. Wehh. Scoti 175. Wctdner. Susan M. 175. Wells. Jeaneue 175. West. Brian 25. 29. 50. 59. West. Royer 145. Westenskow. Raun 159. Weymann. Jane 1(19. Shaicoii. John 175. Wheat. Lon 45. Wheatley . Tom 76. 45. Wheelwright. Guy 175. Whipple. Craig 24. 26. 58. 150. 159. White. Natalie 51. B6. 59. Whitehead. Steve 45. Whiting. Marty 45. H'humore. Allison 145. Whitmore. Ann 159. Whin. Tom E. 159. Whit lacker. Usa 117. 184. Whit tucker. Rich 76. 145. Wiens. Paula 9H. 159 Wigren. Brent 88 Wilburn. Tim 45. Wilde. Robert 76. Wilex Georgia 159. Wilkes. Karen 159 Wheat. Julie 175. Whipperman. luiurie 175. Whipple. Rosalvn 175. Whisenant. Gerald 75. While. Jem 175. White. Lyle 175. Whitmore. He Anne 175. Whitemore. Michale 175. Whittaker. Lisa II. 9R. 175. Willima. Debra 50. 116. Williams. Jay 175. Williams. Karl 175. Williams. Mark 175. Wilmarth. Scott 175. Wilson. Clay 159 Wilson. Dunen 76. 145. Wilson. Ellois 47. 159 Wilson. Troy 159 Wiman. Can dine 145. Winter. Dan 15. 44. 146. 175. Wirthhn. Dave 7.?. 95. 159. Win. Nelson 175. Wixom. Jube 9R. 145. Wixom. Wendi 65. 176. WihxI RaeAnne 64. 159. Wood. Robert 145 WtHtdruff. Jackie 145. Woods. Gynelle 145. Woodside. Annette 79. 176. Windward. James 99. 76. Windward. Teresa HR. 176. Wooley. Joan 50. 176. Wright. Chris 145. Wright. Craig 145. Wright. Rvan I IB. 176. Wright. Shelley 26. 50. 176. Wright. Willie 66. 79. BO. 145. — Y — Yates. Joyce 76. Yearke. Barbara I OB. Yoakum Jidolene 159. Young. Carne 176. Young. Erin 42. 59 159 — Z — Zarhock. Janet 99. 159. Zarhock. Julie 2B. 97. 176. Zarkou. Steve 145. Zenger. Diane 59. Zenger. Heidi 145. Zimmerman. David Whlines 15. 17. 26. 27. B9. IB. 176. Ziter. John 46. Ziter. Fredi 5 . 159 Zito. Melinda 145. Zobeil. Dwaine 76. Zucca. Debbie 145. Zucca. Jih’ FACULTY Allen. Don 106. Allen. PJ 55. 06. Allen. Roger 55. 106 Allred. Richard 06. Adsop. Piggy 106. Anderson. De Von 109. Anderson. Gwen 104 Ashworth. Julia 33. 109, I O Bailey. Margaret 106. Bailey . Mike 52. 106. 07. Marfuss. George 76. 106. Barlow. Kimber 106. Bench. John 109. Bi’nson. Sherd R. 3. 33. 102. Bernston. Valena 106. Bishop. Doug 28. BO. 06. Black ham. Linda 106. Bruderer. Wd ford 106. Cad. John Reed 103. Chadwick. Susan 54. 56. 109. Cox. Verl 106. Crocker. Richard 65. 06. Crus. Marcia 106 DeMoss. Richard 109. DeNiro. William V 104 E dredge. Larry 106. 60 Esch. Fredrick 106. Farrell. Ken BB. 04. 05. Felt. James 31. Fo land. Larin 6 . 6B. 106. Goates. Wayne 104. 05. Harper. RicherdG. 102. 05 Hey wood. Frank L. 32. 61. 102. Hicks. Marian 109 Hurst. F den 107; Hyde. Marra 66. 67. 07. Kelly luiMar 107. Larson. Dr. John 4 13. 102 Larsen. Kay HO Uddiard. Robert 107. Ijing. hnue 33. 76. 107. hiwther. James 9B. 109. Lyons. Marc 55. 76. B3. B4. 107. Manookin. Stuart 107. III. McMillan. Richard 109. Mendenhall. Richard 54. 76. BO. 07. Mmson. Ken 07. Mitchell. Irene 109. Monroe. William 109. Moss. Elaine HO Moss. Man 107. Motzkus. Glen 107. Neiman. Mary 107. Nelson. Connie HO. Newman. Maun 107. Nordfeh. Bill 107. Palmer. Karen 107. Peterson.. Eileen 5B. 107. Peterson, Marilyn IOB. Pond. Dave 91. 97. IOB. Porter. Jean IOB. Ptaschinski. Mike B3. B4. IOB Schofield. H alt 9 . IOB. Shewed. John IOB. 12. Slight. Glen 53. IOB. Smith. Clyde 64. IOB. Snarr. Harriet 100. Staley. Rita 104. 105. Staples. Diane B6. 109. Startin. Ron 76. IOB. Steinke. Ron B6. 109. Stevens. Ruth IOB. Sutherland, Deone IOB. 1 2. Swenson. Debra 32. B . Tanner. Shirley 36. 109. Thomas. Judy IOB. Thompson. Margo IOB. Tolman. Eldon IOB. Vonschmidt. Carole IOB. W'ood. Colleen 109. Wo!tech. Frank 95. IOB. Zimpher. luiRae HO. Zoolakis. John 95. 109. Violin Soloists: Michelle Gourley. RaNae Pearce, and Lisa Whittaker. INDEX CLASS 4A Olympus played State Championship Game with Bingham March 10, 1978, University of Utah, Special Events Center REGION THREE CHAMPIONS 16 WINS 5 LOSSES GIRLS VOLLEYBALL Season Record Won 10 Lost B Season Games Olympus 20 Cottonwood 15 Olympus 20 Cottonwood 0 Olympus 14 West 20 Olympus B West 20 Olympus 20 Highland 6 Olympus 20 Highland V Olympus 20 Granite 7 Olympus 20 Granite I Olympus 20 Cyprus B Olympus 20 Cyprus IV Olympus 20 East 14 Olympus V East 2 Olympus 20 East IB Olympus IV Skyline 2 Olympus 14 Skyline 20 Olympus 4 West 20 Olympus 20 West B Olympus 5 West 20 Olympus 16 Granite 20 Olympus 12 Granite 20 Olympus 20 Highland V Olympus 16 Highland 20 Olympus 20 Highland V Olympus 20 Cottonwool! 7 Olympus 20 Cottonwood IB Olympus IB Hillcrest 20 Olympus 20 H illcrest 7 Olympus 5 Hillcrest 20 Olympus 20 East 15 Olympus 20 East 15 Olympus 14 Skyline 20 Olympus 2 Skyline IV Olympus 16 Skyline 20 Stale Games Olympus 20 Roy V Olympus 5 Roy 20 Olympus 20 Roy V Olympus 17 Skyline 20 Olympus 15 Skyline 20 Olympus ■ Hillcrest 20 Olympus 5 Hillcrest 20 Olympus 20 Hillcrest II Olympus 15 Viewmont 20 Olympus I Viewmont 20 VARSITY FOOTBALL Season Record: Won II Lost I Season Games Olympus V Highland 15 Olympus 20 Granite 14 Olympus 27 East 14 Olympus IB Cottonwood ■ 7 Olympus 21 Bingham 2 Olympus 26 West 15 Olympus 14 Skyline 10 STATE GAMES Olympus 2B Orem 21 Olympus IV Layton 14 Olympus 0 Skyline 2B VARSITY BASKETBALL Season Record: Won 6 Lost 5 Pre-Season Olympus 54 Hillcrest 50 Olympus 6B Layton 55 Olympus 7B Murray 52 Olympus BO Jordan 5B Roy 7 Olympus 57 Season Games Highland 71 Olympus 70 Olympus 76 Cottonwool! 74 Skyline 66 Olympus 57 Olympus V4 Granite 61 Olympus VV East 66 Olympus 6 B West 57 Olympus 6V Highland 65 Olympus BO Cottonwood 65 Olympus 75 Skyline 64 Olympus B5 Granite 6B East 77 Olympus 65 Olympus 75 West 72 Slate • Games Olympus 74 Kearns 6V Olympus 71 East 64 Olympus 61 Orem 54 Olympus 54 Bingham 71 VARSITY WRESTLING Season Record: Won 6 Lost I Season Games Olympus 2B Bingham 27 Olympus 52 Skyline 15 Olympus 5 Granite 20 Olympus 55 Cottonwood 12 Olympus 22 West 27 Olympus 4B Highland 55 Olympus 5B East 2 VARSITY TRACK Season Record: Won 4 Lost 4 Olympus South Highland Olympus Olympus Granite Olympus East Highland Olympus Skyline Olympus West Granite Olympus Highland West Region I 'aristy East 1st Olympus 2nd Highland 5rd Sophomore Olympus 1st East 2nd Highland 5rd Girls Olympus 1st State Olympus took 6th A THLETIC SCORES WE GO TO THE MOUNTAIN For Recreation and Solitude A cknowledgements As a hiker stands at the summit and surveys with pride the mountain he has climbedso do we, the staff, took proudly at this 1978 ODYSSEY that represents our achievement. At this time we would like to acknowledge, and express sincere thanks to Don Blair and Borge Andersen for their photographic efforts and achievements; to Jay Ward, our publisher's repre- sentative, who always gave us assistance and personal atten- tion throughout the year; to Ken Jones and Mr. Charles Miller for special photographs; to Mrs. Kay Larsen for year- book accounting procedures; and to Mr. Lor in Folland, our advisor, for his concerns and contributions. David Lewis Editor MOUNTAIN TEXTURES REFLECT TITAN SPIRIT Cheerful Firm Powerful As the 1977-78 school year closes. Titans focus their eyes on higher goals. Sophomores and Juniors look ahead to new experiences at Olympus, and Seniors examine the world which is waiting for the great contrib- utions they have the potential to make. At Olympus High Titans developed physically, socially, and intellec- tually; experience gained here produced men and women with empires in their purpose and new eras in their brains. Titans have the character to match the endurance and rugged beauty of Mount Olympus.