Provo High School - Provost Yearbook (Provo, UT)

Text from Pages 1 - 240 of the 1987 volume:

gfadenftbody officers Jennifer Loveless secretary, Brooke Holt girls organization, Todd Esplin vice pres, of activities, John Murphy vice pres, of organizations, Marty Anderson studentbody pres., Joel Cruz boys organization, Luana Uluave assembly chairperson 17 SENIORS Bruce MacArthur, Marsha Holfeltz, Nicki Holley, Lisa Croft, Dawna Rollins, Sandi Murri, Scon Warren SENATORS JUNIORS Marvin Dean, Steve Densley, Kent Frampton, Traci Hall, Amy Hughes, Patrick Lindsay, Karen Olson SOPHOMORES Jennifer Young, Leslie Robison, Anne Laursen, Mickey Augustus, Kathy Burton, Tiffany Barker, Not pictured Preston Hall FRESHMAN Carmela Begay, Christopher Clark, Christa Ghoslin, Jennifer Hardy, Emilee Jarman, Otto Gehring, Lisa Wilde 19 20 TOM EPTTNG, TRACI BARKER MIQIELLE YELLING A STEVEN ALLIGOOD GREG STOTT LYNDA GAYLYNN SMITH KIM HUBER UZ HARRIS LISA STEAD MARY ANN SCHOFIEI J SUZANNE SEEGMUJLER DOUG DAY. RYANVANFLEET NIRMA REYES ALLISON DAVIS KAREN OLSEN PAGE CLARK MELANIE WATSON GUY FRANCIS (missing: Shu Elliott, Trenton Halladay. Richard I tarrocks, John Lambert, Aaron Tr nmdl) Supreme Court In the past, to be a justice in the Supreme Court seemed little more than a title. Nobody was aware of them unless some major conflict arose in the constitution. This year their hands were kept busy handling unusual excuses from tardy students. Clark Baron, Advisor LUNCHTIME Student government sponsored lunch time activites are a tradition at Provo High School. This year the activities included such things as a Gummie Bear eating contest. The A raffle and videos were also held. This was an excellent attemt to distract us from the drudgery of school and allow a little more time for social fraternization among students. 23 Left to right Top to bottom: Suzanne Buck Joel Cruz Lois Decker Lori Lynn Miller Matt Riddle Mary Holland Andy Collins Camille Price Candice Cuel John Murphy Summerly Grace Kurt Walker Greg Stimpson Marty Anderson Cory Stokes Andy Andrus Suzette Lamoreaux Todd Esplin Kent Frampton Mrs. Smith David Facer Brooke Holt Nichole Holley Jeff Mcgraw 25 Ouch! What a devastating game! Rain and defeat changed the atmosphere of this year’s homecoming. However, through it all, we were optimistic and stood behind our mighty men. ROYALITY AND DANCE The year's annual Homecoming dance was held at the Excelsior. As expected, it was enjoyed by most everyone who attended. For some, it was a time to renew friendship. For others it was an occasion to be soon forgotten. During a short intermission, time was taken to acknowledge this year's royalty. Mary Holland(top right), was crowned queen. Her first attendant, Kendra Woolf,(top left) and second attendant Melissa Augustus (above) were also recognized. The evening, as a whole, was exquisite. 28 j Cl)tu0mas ®ancc Five days before Christmas, the halls were all bare. At the Christmas Dance the students gathered with care. With a mist of dazzling lights in the cold winter air, The place was the County Building and Santa was there. People laughed, danced, and snuggled up tight. In big, bulky sweaters - they were all a delight. Bah Humbug not heard 'til the end was in sight. After all, it was a Great Night! 30 f Dressed in grand fashion, Couples glided across the balloon covered floor with a feeling of romance pervading the room. The dance was sponsored by The Limited. The royalty were Jenny Wright, Queen, with Carmella Begay and Jill Anderson as the attendants. 31 boys wm i Kendra Woolf Snow was drifting through the sky as the couples arrrived at the UTC Ballroom. After royality was announced, darkness descended upon the room. Although the power was out momentarily, the night ended in an enlightened mood. Melissa Olsen 32 MV Everyone who attended Girl's preference this year was impressed with the decorations, music and fun atmosphere. The theme was County Fair and various booths were set up, including a fortune teller and a lemonade stand. One of the high lights of the evening was awarding six boys of the senior class blue ribbons. Brian Bailiff and Todd Esplin tied for best personality. Tom Rogers was chosen most athletic, Dan Washbum-best body, Andy Collins-best dressed, with Dean Clark best overall. L X Dean Clark Tom Rogers Brian Bailiff Andy Collins Todd Esplin Dan Washburn 33 M The levis and tennis shoes were abandoned for a night of tuxeedos and lace. Those who attended made a statment with their attire. Although the atmosphere was different the music and laughter remained unchanged. The Juniors this year expressed, just like the theme, that These are the times to remember . Karen Simons was crowned Queen while attendants Karen Olsen and Heather Anderson stood close by. The Junior class officers set a precedent this year by chosing Kent Frampton as King with Marvin Dean and Matt Rollins. Heather Anderson, 2nd all. Karen Simons, Queen Karen Olsen, 1st alt. Matt Rollins, 2nd all. Kent Frampton, King Marvin Dean, 1st att. I Everyone gathered around the bonfire to hear of the old Sadie Hawkins dance held at Provo Hick School. Jest like Ruff House Ruffins, they wore levi's, boots, holsters, hats and bandannas. Each couple danced as if they were auditioning for Hee Haw. The fiddle faded as the rooster crowed 11:30. They all headed out with chewed straw in mouth and a smile on their kisser, as they caught their hayride home. It was a good ol' time. 36 I GOL.FIGHTL.WIN! The school gathers in the gym to practice screaming and yellling for the upcoming game. Everyone loves a good Pep Assembly. The student government performs skits and class competitions; the dance team performs; and then come the cheerleaders. They dance, kick, scream, jump and smile 'til it hurts leading us in every cheer and chant from beat'um to we've got spirit, A new addition was added this year, Yell leaders now add to the excitement, flipping and tossing the girls around. So lets all be lively out there and TAKE STATE! m- r.:f. 41 The student Most 46 Aaron Trammell and Shane Elliott - Mess up the yearbook. Kendra Woolfe and Hefa Tuita - Get married in one year. Bryan Ballif and Nicki Holley - To serve 5 missions. Tracy Red and Greg Wooten - Return as Provo High coaches. Lisa Stead and Dave Facer join the peace corps Valarie Carlson and Jared Clegg succeed Pat Saiack and Yana White 47 48 seniors Cheryl Benson Secretary Jesse Pino President Scott Stone Vice President Darla Aaron Martin Anderson Cindy Archuleta Michelle Bagnell Christi Bates Karen Abbey Shane Anderson Matilda Armenta Duane Allred Ethan Andrews Brian Ashton Mark Barkdall Kristene Beck Marie Allred Lisa Baird Jeff Baumann Dyana Adamson Stan And reason Michael Beal Rodney Andrus Melissa Augustus Traci Barker Victor Armenta Bryan Ballif 50 Richard Borget Shannon Bowen Christina Brimhall Michael Brown Brett Buchmiller Suzanne Buck Rashcllc Bullard Ron Burgess Glen Burke John Bums Justin Burton 51 Cody Campbell Shari Campbell Dallen Cardall Valerie Carlson Eric Carter Amy Candland Paula Carter Susan Carter Sean Childs Dean Clark Kathy Clark Linda Cassels Matthew Clark Craig Clayson Jared Clegg Max Cluff Andrew Collins 52 Shawna Day Michael Dennis Darin Dewsnup Daniel Dixon Christine Dobmann Darla Doll Billy Duke John Eakins Sherry Eastman Shane Elliott Annagene Ellison LaDawn Elm Thomas Epting Matt Erwin 53 Charles Gause Chad Gehring Summerly Grace Suzanne Greenhalgh Bryan Griffen 54 Tamiea Groesbeck Brian Hall Trenton Halladay Blaine Hamilton Mindi Kaye Hamilton Daniel Haven Walter Hays Kathy Herbert Connie Hinckley Marsha Holfeltz 55 Richard Horrocks i 4 i Wi i L Mary Holland ■M Brooke Holt Kim Huber Robin Hutchings Phetsa Insixiengmag Lora Jackson Brett Jensen Craig Jensen Kim Jensen Shari Jensen Gricelda Jimenez Amy Johnson Kari Johnson Paul Johnson Tim Johnson Tim Kapp Todd Keith 56 David Liechty Michael Lindsay Ricky Liu Jenniffer Loveless Kimberly MacDonald James Magarrell Michelle Magleby Shannon Manning Wayne Manning William Martin 57 Gemot Meisenfelder Jaymelin Messick Wendy Mickelson Clinton Miller Matt Miller Wes Mitchell Quin Monson David Morales Julie Morgan Betsy Morrell Melissa Olsen Kevin Overman Robert Page Joseph Partridge Kari Paulson 58 Kimberli PeQueen John Perry Aaron Peterson Jesse Pino Jonathan Plummer Amy Pritchard William Price Darlene Raddatz 59 Janie Ridd Scott Roberts Brian Rodeback Eric Rogers Molly Rogers Thomas Rogers Mont Rogerson Dawna Rollins Marlayne Rowley Mary Ann Schofield Dennis Scott Thomas Shepherd Heidi Shimmin Steven Shoell Elizabeth Snow 60 Sulema Solorzano Rachaell Spivey Lisa Stead Jeffrey Stephenson Greg Stimpson Takako Tatsuma Kathleen Taylor Steven Thomas Shannon Thompson Ann Thom Aaron Trammel Raquel Travino 61 Dan Tyler Bertha Vasquez Sharaun Vellinga Raquel Wagers Mark Walker Janette Wallner Scott Warren Daniel Washburn Melanie Watson Dorothy Weiner 62 Tammie Wright Wallis Yoshino Kendra Woolf Brian Wright Greg Wooten Michelle Wright 63 Guy Francis Vice Pres. Rob McKay President Heather Anderson Secretary Bill Ackley Kimberly Adams David Adamson Steven Allman Craig Anderson David Anderson Steven Abbott Kimbcrli Allan Tony Abbott Tammy Allan 65 Heather Anderson Jill Anderson Mikol Anderson Andy Andrus Jeffery Austill Lisa Baer Dale Bair Robert Barlow Adrienne Bauer Clark Bayles Margo Beardall Melanie Beecroft Claire Beecroft Robert Betts Tony Bettis Gary C. Benally Teresa Becks tram Lance Benzley Elaine Biddulph Kim Blackburn 66 Becky Boone Bo Brannin Jennifer Bryan Timo Brimhall David Burcll Tina Burrows Johnathon Camara Kaylynn Carson Cindy Carter Cory Carter Kelly Carter Vicki Carter Tammy Chacon Melinda Bradshaw Amy Carter Gordon Chamberlain Cammie Chapman Joseph Chapman Denise Checketts Chantcl Christensen Diane Christlieb Brian Christensen $ Marcy Christensen Ann Christensen Michelle Christlieb 67 Jennifer Christopherson Camron Cornish Jeffrey Con ant Joel Coomes Eddie Cordner Tracey Cotlam Evelyn Covington Heather Cox Gene Crandell Nicholle Crossett Steven Crow Candice Cuell 68 Kyle Dailey Jay Davis Stephen Davis Marvin Dean Lois Decker Tom DeGroff Katherine DeMartini Milan DeMonja Derek Dennis Stacie Dennis Steve Denslcy Greg Dewsnup Ron Dickman Jared Dower Jennifer Draper Lori Duke Tony Dodds Melinda Eatough Jill Dunning Preston Durrani Kim L. Erwin Steven Ewell Scott Farrer Alyson Feamley Kevin Feltz Hillary Fenton Karla Finlayson Sharia Finlayson Kent Frampton Guy Francis Scott Fraser Kimberly Gammett Marianbella Garcia Craig Gardner Cheryl Gardner Nick Garfoufalias J Richard Gamck Lance Garvin Jennifer Gordon Eve Gray Mindy Hafen Rodney Hair Larry Hale Sheryl Hale Jared Hall Traci Hall William Hamilton Dawn Harvey 70 Susanne Hatch Rebecca Haws Lori Hayes Laura Hayward Koreen Healy Christine Heath David Hemmert Corinna Herb Deena Herrin Suzanne Herron Peter Hewett T • • Chester Hugo Jeffrey Huie Jason Hunt Kathy Hutchinson Ana Ibarra HiI if. I lit Jonathon Jensen Ronald Jensen Amy Johnson Keith Johnson Rodney Johnson Russell Johnson Travis Johnson Wendy Johnson David Jones David Jones Michael Kelson James Kendall Kent Kenison 72 Tedi Jo Kerby Lisa Kinghom Dan Knight Yvonne Krolls Jody Lamb Kelly Lamoreaux n l ii Larry Lee Myong Lee Pam Lee Jamie LeDuc Justin Lewis Katy Lindsay Teresita Lopez Nicki Lopez Michael Lott Julie Lund 73 Eric Lundquist Eric MacKay Andrus Madsen Denise Martinez Elsa Marincz Shehcrazad Marziale Cathy Mathcson Marcia Matheson Ann Mathews Marty McAffee Todd McCIcan Alan McGraw Erin K. McGuire Rob McKay Teresa Mendenhall Pat Meyers Patrice Mitchell Scott Miller i A Kcmi Miykaua 74 Darren Moore Lori Moser Tiffany Moss Louise Muller Stacy Mulliner Danny Mullins Eva Musgrave Eric Mutch Troy Naylor Kenneth Nelson Andrea Oberg Lori O’Brien Debra Ogren Jcannie Oldham Karen Olson Eric Orozco Bradley Park Chad Paskett Cindy Paulson Roxanne Park Sydney Pearson Felicia Patzke i Ben Peay Agmearka Pawlak Scott Pederson 75 Nancy Pike Edmund Plummer Allen Ree Teresa Reynolds Kelli Quigley Cindy Relph n iM Mi Ji Brandy Reynolds Ben Rand Diane Reynolds Jennifer Phillips Barrett Powley Jeff Price Ellis Reid Gina Marie Rhinccr Laurena Rail 76 Tammy Rodcback Karrcn Rogers P Brent Roberts Richard Roberts Anita Robertson Doug Robinctt Lita Robinson Matt Rollins Jeanette Roundy Dyke Roskelley Dianne Rowley Richard Roylance Brian Santiago Ralph Savage Su7annc Seegmillcr Karen Simons Clay Singleton Maria Skinner Sheri Skollingsberg Jenny Slingerland 77 Hally Jo Smith Lynda Smith Tony Smith Ben Snell Anthony Snow Howard Snow Phillip Snow Roni Snow Orbil Solorzano Elliot Spencer Robert Spencer Jennifer Stemmons Tony Stevens Michelle Stewart Shawn Stewart Karen Stone Phillip Springer Teresa Spafford Greg Stott Jennifer Stout Tim Strong David Strunk Kim Struthers Marianne Taylor Michele Taylor Jason Thelin Michelle Throckmorton Jennifer Thomas Shannyn Thompson Heath Thompson Vicki Thompson Lone Thorkilson Chad Thornburg Harold Tolley Nicki Toun Nathan Trewaitha Kevin Tso 79 80 Malt Urban Cindy Van Orman Matthew Vellinga Michael Verville Phillip Von Berg Peter Walstad Kurt Walker Sean Walker James Williams Karen White Loren Whiting Mark Whiting Steven Whiting Kerri Whitlock Jennifer Whittaker John Wright Kee Yazzie Ryan Young David Monson James Johnson Rachelle Park Vice Pres. President Secretary Dawna Aaron Tawna Abbott Arieta Acosta Jamie Adams Kevin Addis Mark Allan Richard Alligood Steven Alligood Brandon Allred Kurt Anderson 81 Tiffany Barker Michelle Barlow Barlcnc Bamcs Brian Barms Rachel Barton Ran a Barton Jenny Bettis Larrie Bolt Branden Bowen Tmdy Braithwaite Derek Brewer 82 Steven Briggs Kristie Brown John Bryan Dan Buck Chris Buckner Paris Bunnell Jennifer Burgess ■— Christie Burrows Amy Burton Christy Burton Kathleen Burton Jay Calder Dianne Campbell Shane Campbell Belinda Campbell Catherine Cardall Jason Call Kerry Cardoza Callie Carillo Wendy Carlson Brad Carter Derek Carter Matthew Carter 83 Tiffani Carter Kenneth Chadwick Tony Chamberlain Maria Chambers Sherry Chapman Shane Chappie Sheryl Checketts Jodee Christen Charles Christensen Jeff Christophers Shannon Clayton Ruth Clegg Alisa Clements Shauna Cleverly Janell Cloward Christian Cobreron Cort Cornish Heather Conklin Jennifer Connett Kiel Coomes Mark Coulson Cricket Covington Vickie Cox Kevin Crandell 84 Aaron Dalton Wally Day Shelly Creer Tom Crist Lea Crow Amy Dalebout Steven Daly Garth Davis Nancy Davis Doug Day Joplin Evans Melanie Farier Chris Falconer Kersti Felt David Gardner Caralee Gardner Chris Gatenby Brian Gingras Matthew Glenn Candi Goldino Sylvia Gonzales Charlene Gordon Cassandra Gunn Jessie Gurule Chris Grace Shauna Griffen Anissa Graham 86 Preston Hall Gerald Hanks Angela Hardy Andrea Harmon Gregory Hedger Russell Herbert • l Cindy Haven Jamie Hicks Mark Haws Janet Hillam Chad Hinckley 87 William Holyoak Steven Holmes Jason Hopkins Elizabeth Hopkins Todd Hopkins Russell Horrocks Rick Horsley Yiah-Huet Hsieh Dennis Hughes Rhonda Huff Mikel Hugo Jennifer Jackson Leisa Jackson Jennifer Jakeman Gina Jaconsen joanna Jacobson Gina Jensen Jody Jensen Kelly Jensen Todd Jensen Alicia Jeppson Amy Johnson Eric Johnson James Johnson Jennifer Johnson 88 Carla Jones David Jordan Amy Kaufman Shannon Keith Kimberly Kemp Dalene Kendall Travis Kendall 89 Stacie Lindberg Jodie Lindgren Terri Liddiard Tina Littleford Loven Liu Allison Lohner Antony Lopez Dianne Lott David Lyons Julie Madsen Billy Martin David Marshall Tracey Madsen Georgeanna Maxfleld M. J. McCorristin Michael McCue David McDonald Lynnette McKinnon Kendra McMackin Wendy Meacham Benjamin Metzger David Mickelson m M Brenda Miller Cory Miller Meagan Miller David Mon son Jennifer Moody Dannv Moreno 91 Eun-Young Park Raquel Park Verl Patterson Jason Patzke Tricia Paxton J Carmelisa Peatross 92 Dana Poulson Martha Powley Tamy Quambcrg Matthew Raish Eric Rasband Robin Rasmussen Tracy Reid Rebekah Reisner Matthew Rencher Heather Reynolds Lisa Reynolds Jeff Rhineer Rebecca Richards Daniel Ririe John Robertson Matt Robins •-WrJ Blaine Robinson Leslie Robinson Bill Rogers Daniel Rogers Michael T. Roundy Michael Roundy David Rowe Dora Ruiz Darien Sayers 93 Debbi Scott Jason Scott Patrick Scott Courtney Shelton Margaret Slingcrland Anne Smith Shantelle Smith Dainon Snow Dana Sorenson Bruce Stanley Cory Steed Sean Smith Tawnya Smith Lanet Smith Deidra Stephenson Andy Stevens Michael Stevens CJ. Stolz 94 Jolynne Thomas Heather Thurman Sarah Trammell Shelly Stringham Matthew Stuver Joshua Taylor Dores Thurston Thomas Travis Lisa Stott Julie Ann Strunk John Talley Seth Swindle Tamara Tolman Steven Strong Justine Swapp Tiffany Thelin Stacie Timms Vicotria Vasquez Jeffery Tolman 95 Michelle Vellinga Andrea Wadley Chantel Walker Phillip Walstad Lianne Ward Eddie Warner Camille Watson Dennis Webber Martin Webster Christina Wells Shelly Whiting Alison Willes Michael Williams Jennifer Wilson Melissa Wilson Heidi Wolfgramm Jennifer Wright Travis Wood Tina Yang Jennifer Young 96 Todd Santiago Susan Olsen Matilda Ulauave Vice Pres. Secretary President Rick Alexander Travis Allen Rodrego Armenia Gregory Allred Ried Allred it | fj Shawna Anderson Klay Ashby Todd Ashton Leslie Augustus Jeancatte Banuelos Jessica Barney Krista Barnhart Kimberly Baron Dusty Bair Mike Baker Julie Bair Danielle Bauer Rebecca Bauman Tiffany Bayles Roberto Becerril Lana Beck Carmelita Begay Tara Bennett Marie Benson 98 Ricky Boone Amy Boone Terry Boyd Ryan Bradford Richard Braze Scott Bridge Jamie Brimhall Jason Brown Tina Brown Vernon Brown Aaron Bryan Timothy Buck 99 Dale Carter Julie Carter Randy Cartwright Alicia Case Laralee Chandler Laura Clegg Tim Chen Chris Jurpia Richelle Christlieb Quin Clegg Jason Claiter Christopher Clark Debbie Clark Kasey Clark 100 Rachelle Coleman Michelle Collier Amy Lynn Cote Jon Christensen Michael Crookston Asdrukal Cruz Lisa Curtis Todd Dailey Roger Darbro Michael Darrington Lance Davis 101 Adam Davis Sherilyn Dayley Michelle Derfler Rachel Despain Julie Dewsnup Angela Dodds Deanna Drane Chad Draper Shani Dean Robert Degroff David Dulle Peter Eakins Vem Eastley Francie Eaves Travis Elliot Christian Felt Carlos Ferron Melissa Flake 102 Ruthannc Gammon Brad Gardner David Gardner Scrina Garoufalis Heath Garlow Rachell Garza Patricia Gaudio Paul Gardner Otto Ghcring Crystal Giles Carrie Gillman Christa Goshlin Diego Gonzales 103 Hcncry Gonzales Michael Guercio Penny Guenter Darin Gumucio Melinda Gutierrez Brandon Gaymon Brian Hale Eric Hall Brian Halladay Brent Hamilton Rebecca Harris Jared Harward Ethan Harvey David Haskell Johnathon Hatch Keith Haws Lawrence Haynes 104 Nikki Insixiengmay Tiffany Jacobson 4 Emilic Jarman Brandi Jay Leslie Jenkins Jana Jenson Sonja Jenson Mau Johnson Jason Johnson Michele Johnson Michelle Johnson Wade Johnson Aaron Jones Jared Jones Naomi Jones Kimberlyn Kaaihue Richard Kendall Kimberly Kendall Brennin King Any Lafranca Shelly Lamb Thonglith Khamp Limhay Khaur Bob Kayhura Jimmy Keithley 106 David Leduc Steven Lee Richard Leishman Cassie Levingston Teddy Lewis Steven Liddiard Rebecca Lindgren Mark Lindsay Lori Hogan Melody Loveall Sherryl Ludlow Heidi Luekel Robert Lund Sarah Mason Marc Mann lff7 Carey MacCool Becky McKay Nicole Maxfield Kacy McNeal Eric Mekam Rachael Miner Shawnan Mitcheal Mary Morgan Frederick Mecham Robby Morgan Jason Messick Marsha Migliaccio Sarah Mickelson Steve Moody Ernesto Morales Keith Morrison 108 Travis Morse Dana Moulton Corben Murri Scott Neff Karl Nelson Hay Phong Nguyen Jcrrilyn Nielsen Deborah Nielson Steve Nixon Leann Norton Cindy Perry Aren Peterson Candy Peterson Heather Peterson Todd Peterson Haybee Petrie John Petty Cecelie Perkins Jeffery Price Brian Prince Jimmy Prows Darin Porter Lyndone Porter Rikki Pugmire Stanford Purser Michael Rail Kim Rasband no Robby Rasmussen Heidi Reynolds Rosie Revel Amy Reynolds Paul Ridd Joseph Riddle Tammy Reynolds Michael Richards V Lisa Reid Jenny Reid Shawn Riley Nicole Rocha Robbie Robinson Rebecca Robinson Melanie Rogers Julie Rogers Jeffrey Roper Jared Roper Michelle Roscher I Shelly Roylance Susan Rowberry Laura Russan Shanna Sanford Bill Saloune A'At KV rrrvrr PARKING BY PERMIT ONLY Todd Santiago 4k Amy Sheen Michelle Scheveiss Mike Scot! F Pamela Shaw Pamela Shoell 112 Lisa Singleton Korm Sophy Sharilyn Stanley Jason Stek Elizabeth Stemmons Ufi Kathcm Sloan Gena Sorenson rniil M Taunya Stevens Shan Stephenson David Stewart Jeffrey Stewart Evan Slimpson Cherina Stakes Cherise Stakes Paula Suiver Salley Sundell Dianna Swallow 113 Jeremy Swindle Bade Taylor Douglas Taylor Heather Teeter Amanda Tcusecher Kristi Thomas Sarah Thomas Heather Thomas Eli Thompson Joylyn Tobiasson Shelly Toffet Lude Toffet Jason Tollman Jeff Torens Denny Trafny Jason Tucker David Turner Matilda Uluava Middle Vincent Hermeth Vonbcrry Nguyen Vu Jcdd Walker 114 Michelle Walstad Isaac Walters Holly Willings Wendy Westover EdwinWhatcott Kristen Whitaker Lance White Kirk Whitney Jason Wilconson Wade Wilberg Amy Wilkins Kimberly Williams Rebecca Williams i Elizabeth Wilde Genevieve Wilkcrson Chad Woolf Lorien Young Joey Zamora Jennifer Zobell Bennie Zug Tricia Wim Matthew Wilson Daryl Wise Meagon Wolsey l GO.. .FIGHT.. .WIN..! The forever smiling cheerleaders of PHS continue the struggle of developing a loud and cooperative crowd. These 24 girls understand the meaning of hard work and sacrifice. Endless hours are spent, throughout the entire year, practicing and performing in an effort to increase the spirit and pride of the Provo High studentbody. Their contributions have been a great tribute to PHS: the best school in the valley. Nancy Sorenson School spirit personified 119 Roxanne Park, Sydney Pearson, Page Clark, Jennifer Holmes, Buffy Snow Maryanne Schofield FLAGS ' 120 SOPHOMORE Stacie Timms, Lisa I ohncr, Brenda Miller Camilc Watson, Tiffany Dcnslcy, Wendy Carlson 121 lefl to right: Carmela Begay, Georgianna Maxfield, Vicky Cox, Cory Carter, Joanne, Jennifer Wright, Caralee Gardner, Dalene Kendal, Julie Lund, Jennifer Whitaker, Melinda Etough, Jill Anderson, Lynda G. Smith, Alyson Feamley, Eve Grey Not pictured: Melissa Wilson, Kim Pequeen, Kathy Niel The Drill Team is an indispensable part of Provo High. Under the capable leadership of Lauralynn Vance, a BYU songleader. The Limited danced across hard gym floors and soggy wet grass. Many hours of morning practice has yielded a greatly improved Drill Team. Presidency: Vicky Cox-secretary Jennifer Whitaker-chill mistress Julie Lund-President Jill Anderson-vice president Attending every home game, the PEP BAND revealed both their talent and devotion. They filled every dull moment with invigoratiing music.This definately added to the spirit of Provo High Athletics. 124 pep club _______a..... year the pep club boosted the school spirit to new heights. This green and white mass of girls amazed the studentbody by the loudness of their chants and the creativity of dance during the halftime show at the Timpview game Boy's State Vince Liddiard, Matt Clark, Andy Collins, John Murphy, Clayne Robinsen, Quin Monson Bryan Bailiff, Todd Esplin 126 OFFICERS: Kim Huber, Jared Clegg, Paul Johnson, Nichole Holley Wayne Manning Shannon Manning Qaync Robison Brcu Buchmilier Quin Monson Betsy Morrell Bryan Griffen Sherry Eastman Saint Timothy Kapp Karen Rogers Bryan Ballif Shelly Payne Todd Esplin Stephen Davis Jared Bingham Camille Price Traci Red Janie Ridd Felicia Patzke Roxanne Park Suzanne Sccgmiller Jcannic Oldham Wcndi Holley Catherine Demartini Marr Rollins Erik Lundquisi Kenneth Nielson Karen Olsen Kevin Fcltz Liz Harris Patrick Lindsey Cindy VanOrman Slade Spenser Traci Hall Amy hughes Stephen Spencer Andy Madsen Laura Stucki Robin Spencer Lance Bensley Chris Krieger Carrie Whitlock Maryann Schofield 129 WE ARE THE PROUD 130 136 WE ARE laying down: Dan Rogers, Jason Claitor, crouching: Julie Dewsnup, Samuel McClendon Jason Briggs, Mike Walstad, kneeling: Jin Young Kim, Myong Lee, Sean Foote, Todd Ashton, Mindy Hafen, Cindy VanOrman, back row: Barry McArthur, Jed Walker, Adam Davis David Wier, Cory Steed, Mrs. Van-Orman Robert Page, Jody Lamb, Keith Smith, Aaron Bryan, Darin Gumucio, Lim Hay Khauv 144 145 JOE MATHEWS principal MONTE GROESBECK vice principal VERN HENSHAW vice principal 146 Our bossses in action With the new tardy policy coming into affect, this year's administration attempted to bring order into the school. Teachers have been heard to comment that the students are learning a sense of responsibility. Thanks to the administration clean halls and order are replacing filth and chaos. 147 FRONT OFFICE SECRETARIES RENEE WILDE, administrative secretary The secretaries once again aided in giving informatiion to the studentbody. We can always count on a helpful hand and smiling face when we need their assistance. We thank them for all that patience and good work that often goes unrecognized. 148 ATTENDANCE KATHY DIEDERICH SANDY GAPPMAYER COUNSELING DAVE CRUMP psychologist KIM MILLER career secretary LOU ANN WILKINS registrar RAMONA MORRIS counselor JENNY CARLILE counselor 149 Broze Hutchinson, Tracy beard, Veldon Beard, Ed Brechenridge Mel Christlieb, Donna Johnston, Fred Paskett, Craig Reynolds Most of the guys were busy cleaning when this picture was snapped. CUSTODIANS K! It's a dirty job but somebody's got to do it! I don' suppose anybody really enjoys picking up after 1500 inconsiderate teen-agers, but the custodians at Provo High are good natured about this unpleasant job. Thanks to them, we live and learn in an above average environment. Beverly Gottfredson School Lunch Director Thora Jolley LUNCH LADIES Nelly Madsen Nelda Ellison June Neilson Janita Roberts Linda Johnson Krista Garfield Diane Bird Shirley May Christine Broderick WE ARE With the encouragement of Mr. Bigo, these students became interested in the growth of agriculture. They enjoyed learning how to make land and animals prosper with their own hands. In spring, they participated in various judging contests for stock around the county. At these fairs, new developments were revealed concerning foods and fiber. Through fund raisers such as a beech party the students were able to participate in a variety of activities. top row. Ken Batty, Jake Jackson, Marty McAffe, Jodee Christen, Cathy Clark, Tammy Dulle, Jenni Wright Bottom row: Lori Logan, Michelle Burrows, Coy Snow, Michelle Christlieb, Sharmel Larsen, Julie Morgan, Russ Johnson, Jennifer Hansen, Karen Simons, Dave Hood, Mr. Bigo BUSINESS In Provo High School's business curriculum, students are being trained in all relevant and practical areas of business to prepare them to meet the challenges of today's rapidly changing world. Students have developed their communication skills, realizing that they would achieve greater success in personal and professional situations. Janie Ridd Sterling Scholar Rhonda Meacham Alternate 158 Carl Van Leuven Lind Williams Plusillanimity-belcaguermcnt-martyrization, this is all teacher. They have been crazy enough to teach us to diagram multiloqucnce (or wordiness)! If you are pussled by the words sentences and put mysterious meanings in pieces of literature, above so arc lots of other students. You can solve this problem but if it weren't for them, we’d be talkin' and spelin' lik by either going to a dictionary or turning to your English ideeuts. ENG LIS H THE LITERARY MAGAZINE Tiffany Moss, Sheri Skollingsberg, John Murphy, LaDawn Elm, Bryan Ballif, Marty Anderson, Shannon Manning, David Jones, Shannyn Thompson, Susan Buck, Marcia Matheson, Kim Allen, Bob Spencer, Jenny Gordon, Kent Frampton, Kenneth Nelson, Steve Densley, Andy Andrus, Bosie Payne, suzette Lamoreaux, Sherri Eastman. 162 Dance Recently Dance was added to the curriculum. This class enables the students to become limber and develop a little grace and coordination. Karen Brown Teacher ' : :v- ■ ■ ■■ ■■ ■■' ,■ V-- ' . ........................................ 163 )RAMADRAMADRAMADRAMADRAMADRAMADR 165 MUSIC Craig Bloomquist Sterling Scholar Rick Horrocks Alternate CONCERT CHORALE Tawna Abbott, Marie Allred, Julie M. Ashby, Brian Barms, Jonathan Boone, Rebecca Boone, Melinda Bradshaw, Suzanne Buck, Jessica Burrows, Amy Louise Burton, Diane Christlieb, Cort Cornish, Allison Davis, Stephen Davis, Matt Erwin, Craig Gardner, Eve Grey, Jennifer Griffith, Gerald Hanks, Cari Holley, David Hone, Jennifer Johnson Daniel Knight, Kimberly Lamb, Korin Larsen, David Marshall, Jeff McGraw Cory Miller, Katherine Neal, Joseph Partridge, Rachelle Payne, Sydney Pearson, Kerry C. Pence, Jonathan Plummer, Ma-rlayne Rowley, Brian Santiago, Mary Ann Schofield, Sean Smith, Robert Spencer, Laurel Stucki, Heidi Szabo, Jason Thelin, Tiffany Thelin, Jennie Thomas, Shannyn Thompson, Raquel Trevino, HefaTuita, Sharaun Vellinga, Natasha Wolsey, Kristen York CHAMBER CHOIR Martin Anderson, Lisa Croft, Katherine Demartini, Steven Densley, Sherry Eastman, Kimberly Gamette Craig Gardner, Christine Heath, Patrick Lindsay, Marcia Matheson, Clinton Miller, Quin Monson. Betsy Morrell, Joseph Partridge, Rosalie Payne, Jonathan Plummer, Clayne Robison, Erin Robison, Marlayne Rowley, Jeffrey Stephenson, Greg Stimpson Laurel Stucki 166 The Choral Department continues to make progress each year. Val Lindsay, the director, dedicates many hours to improving and promoting the organization. Each choral class participates in learning musical skills throuh successful performances, Some of the groups compete in the regional competition, receiving many superior ratings. Beverly Benson, Kevin Burrell, Jessica Burrows, Wendy Carlson, Vicki Lynn Carter, Li Fang Cheng, Cort Cornish, Amy Dalebout, Adam Davis, Tiffany Densley, Myron Dye, Gerald Hanks, Jared Harward. Caroline Hoekstra, Laurie Holdaway, Josh Kapp, Travis Kendell, Alison Lohner, Marc Matheson, Sabrina Nixon, Stephenie Pace, Rebekah Reisner, Teresa Reynolds, Janie Ridd, Corey J. Scott, Jason Scott, Deidra Stephenson, Michelle Stone, Lisa Stott, Julie Ann Strunk, Dorea Thurston, Stacie Timms, Heidi Val Lindsay Director A'CAPPELLA 167 MUSIC Orchestra With talent stemming from years of practice, the orchestra lent their abilities in music for divers plays. They also competed in region contests. Some members are very active in mlusical performances for Church and civic affairs. front row: Isaac Walters, John Robertson second row: Kevin Feltz back row: Eun-Young Park, Eun-Ha Park, Becky Richards, Korin Larsen, Lois Decker, Karen Rogers, Kathy Neal Martha Powley 168 CHAMBER ORCHESTRA SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA front row: Shane Chappie, Terresa Lane, Eun-Ha Park, Martha Powley, Eun-Young Park, Kristi Thomas, Eva Musgrave, Jennifer Whittaker, Darin Porter, John Robertson, Brandon Guymon, middle row: David Anderson, Robert McKay, Sarah Mickelson, Debbie Clark, Jin-Young Kim, Lisa Wilde, Jennifer Crist Michelle Stone, Marcia Matheson, David Liechty, Korin Larsen, back row: Karl Nelson, Todd Dailey, Jodi Lindgren, Craig Blomquist, Nathan Hofheins, Heidi Szabo Michael Richards, Kristen Whittaker, Julie Lund, David Monson, Rosemary Garlick, Pamela Shaw Jim Herd Director 169 MUSIC Band JAZZ front row: Tony Chamberlin, Nathan Hofheins, Sam Reisner second row: Vince Liddiard, Jodie Lindgren, Dan Buck, Rick Horrocks, Mr, Johnson, Cort Cornish (at piano) back Row: Mark Matheson, Jed Walker, Darren Moore, Travis Wood, David Anderson CONCERT BAND front row: Naomi Jones, Amy Wilkens, Trudy Braithwaite, Paula Jeffrey Nikala Pack back row: Sam McClendon, Mark Matheson, Jed Walker, Michael Rail, Eric Mecham, Beck Lindgren, Mr. Johnson 170 The band program consists mainly of Concert Band and Wind Ensemble, but for the extra dedicated students, there is also the open hour class of Jass Band. This group could almost pass for child prodigees, a few of whom have livened up pep rallies with their unusual music. WIND ENSEMBLE front row: Mark Foster, Darin Porter, Kimberly Williams, Naomi Jones, Carla Bacca, Eric Mecham, Jim McCoy second row: Shauna Sanford, Gena Sorenson, Kim O'Brien, Brigette Eppley, Heather Peterson, Heidi Petrie, Karilyne Atterton, Amy Wilkins, Nikala Pack, Heather Teeter back row: Jared Roper, Jeffrey Matheson, Jed Walker, Sam McClendon, Brian Stimpson, Hans Cluff, Sam Blackham, Rodney Borget, Edwin Whatcott, David Haskell, Terry Lynn Boyd, Jeff Francom, Michael Rail 171 Art not only involves technique and eye hand coordination in the production of artwork such as painting, photography, sculpture and ceramics, but also teaches higher level thinking skills in problem solving, analysis, and synthesis. Teachers: Dennis Zupan and Lynn Poulter Rod Andrus, sterling scholar Shannon Bowen, alternate FRENCH r L —J) FORIEGN LANGUAGE Whether or not it is understood, when somone speaks French in a soft, Soothing tone, it verifies the statement that French is the language of love. But, French is not all love and fondue! There are French films to see. Speeches to give, club parties to attend, and of course, the L'horible homework to do. V my FORIEGN LANGUAGE c Vi GERMAN ■N J Mr. Chambers Serving a misssion and leading tours in Germany has given Mr. Chambers a broad experience for his leaching career. He teaches German in hopes erf preparing students for possible European travel. Hosting German students on the exchange program develops a strong foundation in culture, diologue, writing and role playing. As a means of expanding knowledge and a way of seeking release, the german club partidipated in several group activities. Auf wiedersehen until next year. V 174 J With the conglomeration of people in America, it has become increasingly necessary to learn a second language. Here in the western hemisphere, Spanish is the most sensible choice since it is the second most common language spoken. Mr. Jarman provides an excellent opportunity for students to learn conversational Spanish. Some day it will be useful for job experiences, for traveling, and for social situations. Dale Jarman 175 J I Home Economics F.H.A. Top: Kendra Woolf, Greg Wooton, Dan Knight, Dean Clark, Jeff Rhineer, Dave Strunk, Justin Burton Kraig Williamson 2nd row: Jenny Thomas, Sharia Finlayson, Karen Olson, Karla Finlayson, Ruth Clegg, Allison Willes, 3rd row: Summerly Grace, Steve Davis, Chris Heath, Liz Harris, Kim Huber, Lisa Baird, Melissa Pcncock, Michelle Wright, Anna Gene Ellison, Rana Barton, Angella Payne, Rachel Burton, 4th row: Melanie Watson, Barbara Price, Julie Lund, Tonya Woffindcn, KayLynn Carson, Heather Thurman, Janette Walncr, Jeannette Roundy, Barbara Christiansen, 5th row: Jenny Stout, Megan Miller, 6th row: Jill Anderson, Heather Anderson, Lois Decker, Lori Moser, Michelle Bagnell, Buffy Snow, Allison Davis, Mrs. Houston 176 Teachers: Melissa Houston, Barbara Christiansen and Barbara Price F. H. A. Officers: left to right, Michelle Bagnell-Secretary, Nichelle Wright-President, Tiffany Barker-Activities, Melanie Watson-Activity Chair., Allison Davis-Historian, Bottom: Traci Barker-V. Pres. Not pictured Liz Harris-activities. Dean Clark-Vice Pres. Assist. The F. H. A. has continued the outstanding tradition of excellence, The advisor, Mrs. Price, spent endless hours with these girls and boys each year. Many girls competed in the Make it With Wool held in November.They could be found in the clothing room late at night, early in the morning, and over weekends, The club provided fun activities for all including sleepovers, sewing contests, fashion shows, the souper bowl., and the state convention. 177 Michelle Wright, Sterling Scholar Alternate 179 Connie Hinkley, Michelle Collier, Sharlene Hansen, Becky Boone, Amy Johnson, Shelly Thomock, Kay Lynn Carson, Chris Heath, Liz Harris Julie Lund, Tiffany Densley, Karen Simons, Katy Lindsay, Robin Rasmussen, Kristine Beck, Mary Ann Schofield, Kim Huber, Jennifer Loveless, Sharaun Vellinga Jamie Gammon, Susan Rencher, Lora Jackson, Michelle Bagnell, Tiffany Barker, Allison Davis, Lois Decker, Erica Jarman, Allison Lohner, Anna Gene Ellison, Melanie Watson Janette Walner, Angella Payne, Rana Barton, Lori Moser, Marcia Matheson, Marie Allred, Tracy Barker, Chrisi Bates 181 Mel Twitchell When Einstein developed his formulas and theorems, was he also planning mass confusion for future generations? For the students who have attempted to grasp the mysteries of matheand failed, it is a subject eagerly dropped. However, other students relish the subject, diligently pursue it and even enjoy competing with theories of their own. Helen VanOrman Ben Owens 182 Physical conditioning has always been important and it is a traditional requirement in the curriculum. In recent years, fittness has undergone a renaissance, until at present, being in good shape is not only a fad, it's an obsession. Thanks to our expert staff, this energy can be channeled in a way that will leave our students with a life- long pattern for good health. 184 Plhysk Il Mnn £alln®nii 1 5 Is life a mere hypothesis? Many questions are asked by students, such as, are we of potential energy, striving to understand the primary cause of creation? We are disecting lower life forms, memorizing formulas, learning that even teachers posses the physical properties of speed, velocity, impact and foot pounds of energy. Looking through the microscope of life, we have found the primary answer to all the questions, and consequently it helps us to appreciate our existence. Blaine Greenhalgh Chairman Jan Cooper A1Johnson Merrill Webb 186 Robert Pliely Bryan Ballif Sterling Scholar SOCIAL STUDIES = ———- — -- 5 Dwanna Riddle Chairperson Craig Drury Randy Cusick ..mil. Al'i Hmii Robert McKay Clarence Moon Kent Lott 188 Tami Townsend Sterling Scholar Mary Holland Alternate Janet Severson Through the Social Studies Department, we were made more aware of the events that surround us. We learned of wars, precedures in law, crime, cultures of other lands and memorized the state capitals, the Ten Am-mendments, and geopraphic locations. The knowledge gained from these classes better prepares us to face life. Gary Roylance 189 Vocational Offering such classes as auto mechanics, drafting, woods, metals, graphics arts, electronics and computers, the vocational department provides classes for students interested in developing marketable skills. Dave Harmon Richard Christlieb Graphics Arts Auto Mechanics Keith Finlayson Duane Hill Woods Metals 190 Clark Baron Electronics and Computers Sam Jarman Drafting 191 OFFENSE BACKS Back Row: Hcfa Tuita, Davin Lundquist, Dean Clark, Matt Clark, Clark Bayles, Willie Hamilton, Scan Stewart, John Wright Front Row: Hcma Hcmuli, Jared Dower, Greg Wooton, Jesse Pino, Craig Anderson Frank Berricl, Troy Harris RECEIVERS Back Row: Matt Clark, Erik Lundquist, Brian Ashton, Jason Forest, Marvin Dean, Kraig Williamson, Daniel Washburn, Greg Stott, Andrew Horton, Scott Miller Front Row: Orbil Solor ano, Matt Vellinga, Mario Bannelos, Dan Knight, Jim Kendall, Dave Strunk, Tom Torgcrsonjarcd Bingham LINE Back Row: Semesi Uluave, Seth Swindle, Cory Miller, Aaron Peterson, Shane Killian, Mark Hafen Middle Row: Scott Pederson, Chris Gatcnby, Clay Singleton, Slade Spencer, Peter Uluave, Jason Hunt, Brandon Allred, William Martin Front Row: Gemot Meisenfelder, Bill Ackley, Clint Miller, Jeff McGraw, Alan McGraw, Shane Elliot, Rod Andrus 196 DEFENSE BACKS Back Row: Brian Ashton, Hcfa Tuita, Matt Clark, Jesse Pino, Dean Clark, Hema Hemuli Middle Row: Clark Bayles, David Morales, Matt Vellinga, Scan Stewart, Erik Lundquist, David Strunk Front Row: Davin Lundquist, Jason Forest, Jim Kendall, Marvin Dean, Aaron Trammel, John Wright LINEBACKERS Back Row : Scott Frazer, Bill Ackley, Shane Killian, Mark Hafen, Troy Harris Front Row: Aaron Peterson, Greg Stott, Greg Wooton, Tim Kapp, Craig Anderson, Jared Dower LINE Back Row: Semesi Uluave, Cory Miller, Brandon Allred, Kraig Williamson Middle Row: Chris Gatenby, Seth Swindle, Dennis Scott, Peter Uluave, Jason Hunt, Johnathon Boone, William Martin Front Row: Gemot Meisen-fclder, Jim Magarcll, Clint Miller, Ethan Andrews, Alan MeGraw, Shane Elliot, Rod Andrus 197 Back Row: Coach Sam Jarman, James Johnson, John Owens, Seth Swindle, Bill Bemardi Upper Middle Row: David Rowe, Cole Baldwin, Brandon Allred, Jesse Gurule, Jamie Elder, Shawn Skowrin Lower Middle Row: Scmisi Uluave, Cory Miller, Jeremy Headman, Russell Horrocks, Aaron Dalton, Davin Lundquist, Nate Hofheins Front Row: Chris Gatcnby, Mark Hafen, Jeff Rhinccr, Rudy Banelos, Lee Perry, Ryan Grace, Kurt Anderson, Doug Day 198 Brad Gardner, Bill Saluone, Roy Syme, Travis Elliot, David Dulle, Coach Pitcher Middle Row: Jason Wildenson, Todd Ashton, Jason Steck, Henry Gonzales, Rod Borgct, David Jucschke, Doug Larsen, Jim Marziale, Lim Hay Khauv, Ryan Johnson, Travis Morse, Shawn Lassen Front Row: Cody Steggall, Sam Blackham, Lynn Boyd, Ricky Boone, Young Lee, Shan Stevenson, David Leduc, Jaime Brimhall, Jeffery Stewart. 199 John Talley Craig Clay son Paul Ridd Dan Dixon From tee off to sundown, this year’s golf team strived to make a good representation for PHS. They Finished the season 4th place in region and 6th in state. IN THE RUFF Andy Collins, the number one golfer who led the team to a successful season. Coach Hill’s interest in golf simply began as a hobby and has led him to numerous years of coaching young golfers to excellence. Coach Dick Hill BOYS 202 Coach Mark Low Cross country is the sport that no one seems to know about but the runners. These boys realize that it is not glamorous, and the meager crowd of spectators doesn’t do enough for an ego to justify the sacrifice. The rewards lie within self-discipline, self-fulfillment, and the knowledge of achievement. In memory of Cory Pinegar, Rob McKay wore Cory's football number,46, while running in a region race. 203 Back row, Lois Decker, Julie Dewsnup, Amy Boone, Betsy Burger, Chantel Walker, Jennifer Loveless, Cheryl Benson, Karen Olsen, Beverly Benson, Heather Roskclly, Kristie Brown From Tanks' (pant, pant) to the golf course (pant ,pant), from canyon road (pant,pant) to the Provo Airport (pant, pant) members of the girls cross countryy team ran with great dedication. This great devotion to running helped them place second in region and third in state. 204 PROVO COACH THOMAS 1 1 e y Hack Row: Coach Wendy Bills, Tammy Rodcback, Kim Kaaihuc, Tiffany Baylcs, Melissa Pincock, Tiffany Barker, Jaime LcDuc Middle Row: Mindy Penrod, Jenny Wixom, Angie Hardy, Kim Blackburn, Teresa Reynolds, Maria Chambers Front Row: Betsy Morrell, Shelly Payne, Dyana Adamson, Traci Redd Bump ... Set... Spike! Volleyball is a sport that has finally come of age. Excitement at every game was the product of endless hours of practice and teamwork. Coach Wendy Bills led this team to success. The girls' volleyball team had an outstanding season, making it to the state playoffs. This year's team brought pride and honor to our school. The ball is coming high ... the racket is raised ... smash! Victorious is the best word to describe this year's girl's tennis team. Winning all but one match in region competition, these girls went on the place fourth in state. With Lisa Stead being the only senior, there is great hope for this team in the future. t i 208 varsity: back row, Bill Leon, JJ. Magarrcll, Max Cluff, Rick Horrocks, Key Yazzie, Qark Bayless; from: , Cody Campbell, Tracy Coitam, Bryan Griffen, Aaron Trammell, Glenn Burke, Kelly Jensen, Travis Morse, Coach Gary Roy lance Wrestling It would seem impossible for a wrestling team to get very far with injuries causing so many members to sit on the sidelines, but they surprised us all by topping records that haven’t been reached in 10 years, Thanks to the skill and experience of Gary Roylancc, the new ideas of Jess Christian and the motivation of Brian Precce, the team excelled. 210 211 JV Hans duff, Mike Lott, Ethan Andrews, Phil VanBerg, Justin Burton, ran , Heath Thompson, Chad Hinklcy, Brian Johnson, Todd Epply GIRL’S SWIMMING % Glen Wilson, Coach, Karen aAbby, Kendra Woolf, Michy Augustus, Agnieszka Pawlak, Teresa Spafford, Cricket Covington, Amy Candlind, Michelle Durfler, Carmela Begay, Cory Moore, Coach Each muscle of the swimmer's body is strained, from the cocking of the wrist to the snapping of the heel. The white soles of their feet rise above the water as each swmmer paddles his way to the finish line, just seconds away from defending another state title for the boys, while the girls placed 6th. 212 standing: Glen Wilson, coach, Vince Liddiard, Kenny Yang, Jay Calder, Bill Duke, Chris Turpin, Robby Robinson, Paris Bunnell, Chad Woolf, Keith Haws, Cory Moore, coach kneeling: Shane Anderson, Marvin Dean, David LeDuc, Brandin Hill, Darryl Wise, Jim Blair The legacy of Provo High Basketball carried on this year. Being known throughout the state as the team who owns the most state titles, Provo wouldn't settle for anything but the best. This year was no exception , losing only one game throughout the season. Once again under the leadership of coach Craig Drury the Bulldogs were un-stopable in their quest for the state championship. 214 back row: coach Paul Frampton, coach Randy Cusick, Mark McKinnon, Mark Durrant, Jay Davis, Quin Monson, James Johnson, Tom Rogers, Rod Johnson, Hemma Hemuli, coach Craig Drury, coach Dallen Olsen front row: manager Wayne Manning, Matt Rollins, Todd Esplin, Dan Knight, Preston Hall, Lance Garvin, Blake BaJlif, Kent Frampton, Brian Santiago, manager Ico Vella 215 WE ARE WINNERS %£ ji } £?■ uL ■ t V _ m 216 IT'S GREAT TO TAKE STATE Provo High's basketball team continued the tradition of taking state in each odd numbered year of the 80's. They flew past each team they faced at the state tournament. Confronting South, Dixie, Carbon and Ben Lomond, the team fought each team individually, yet worked towards the one goal-taking state. Thanks to the team, their parents and the coaches, we won our 11th state chamopionship. SOPHOMORE 218 FRESHMEN front row: Todd Santiago, Lyndan Porter, Jody Card, Ricky Alexander, Stan Purser, David Turner, Marc Matheson back row: coach Eugene Paulson, Richard Kendall, Mike Roth, Bill Saluone, Roy Syme, Rick Leishman 219 Girl's BASKETBALL front row: Dyana Adamson, Traci Red, Shelly Payne, Debbie Whitlock, 2nd row: Angie Hardy, Tiffany Barker, Diane Lott, Kim Blackburn, Kris Cloward, Wendy Johnson, Lynette McKinnon, 3rd row: Betty Clark, Dick Hill, Lani Neer, Ester Duncan, Shauna Griffen, Barry Jacobson, Allison Willes, Julie Baer, Ann Christensen, Tiffany Bayless, Amy Boone, Jenny Peay, Jenny Crist, Tammy Rodeback, Vem Henshaw, Principle Matthews, Dwana Riddle, Monty Groesbeck 220 LEAN ON ME' CARLS TAKE STATE' During the state tournament, the girl's basketball team faced Judge, Dixie, Uintah, and Timpwiew. Except for Tinipview, the opposing teams were easily defeated. Both sister schools met the perfect match, however. when competing for the State title. Coming from ten points behind in the final game, the girl Bulldogs demonstrated their desire to win the championship. This victory was the 200th win in Betty Clark's coaching career, and the second consecutive state title for the girl's basketball team. 221 Jumpers'. Maria Lamb, Tiffany Bayless, Jenny Peay Girl's track is the perfect sport for those students wanting to become involved with taught muscles, fresh air and charley horses. While some have interest in running, others enjoy participating in the field events. Although there are different events to chose from, all the girls are able to feel a part of the team, It is an ideal chance to take in the sprinj weather while getting in shape for the fashion of summer. Throwers: Dyanna Adamson, Shelly Payne, Sprinters'. Marcah Lamb, Tess Moulton, Connie Hinkley, LeAnne Ward, Jamie LeDuke Melinda Guiterres, Betsey Burger BOY'S TRACK Long Distance standing: Gary Benally, Matt Raish, Marty Anderson, Chet Hugo, Ben Snell kneeling: Tim Hemmert, Erik, Jason Brown, Rob McKay, Coach Thomas Boy's Track consists of many different events which allow all types of athletes to participate.Some of the boys in track are involved in many of the events: shot put, javelin, discus, long jump, pole vaulting, hurdles and of course running. This type of physical exertion provides an excellent outlet from the rigors of their academic schedules. Throwers standing: Bruce MacArthur, Mike Lindsay, Unidentified, Scott Stone, Shane Elliot, James Johnson, Allan McGraw, Cory Miller kneeling: Sam Reisner, David Rowe, Steve Spencer, Rod Andrus, Mike Anderson 224 Wrestling It would seem impossible for a wrestling team to get very far with injuries causing so many members to sit on the sidelines, but they surprised us all by topping records that haven't been reached in 10 years, Thanks to the skill and experience of Gary Roylancc, the new ideas of Jess Christian and the motivation of Brian Precce, the team excelled. varsity: back row, Bill Leon, JJ. MagarreU, Max Cluff, Rick Horrocks, Key Yazzie, Claric Baylcss froni: , Cody Campbell, Tracy Cottam, Bryan Griffen, Aaron Trammell, Glenn Burke, Kelly Jensen, Travis Morse, Coach Gary Roylancc 210 211 JV Hans Cluff, Mike LoU, Ethan Andrews, Phil VanBerg, Justin Button, front; Heath Thompson, Chad Hinkley, Brian Johnson, Todd Epply Glen Wilson, Coach, Karen aAbby, Kendra Woolf, Michy Augustus, Agnieszka Pawlak, Teresa Spafford, Cricket Covington, Amy Candlind, Michelle Durfler, Carmela Begay, Cory Moore, Coach Each muscle of the swimmer's body is strained, from the cocking of the wrist to the snapping of the heel. The white soles of their feet rise above the water as each swmmer paddles his way to the finish line, just seconds away from defending another state title for the boys, while the girls placed 6th. 212 standing: Glen Wilson, coach, Vince Liddiard, Kenny Yang, Jay Calder, Bill Duke, Chris Turpin, Robby Robinson, Paris Bunnell, Chad Woolf, Keith Haws, Cory Moore, coach kneeling: Shane Anderson, Marvin Dean, David LeDuc, Brandin Hill, Darryl Wise, Jim Blair 213 The legacy of Provo High Basketball carried on this year. Being known throughout the state as the team who owns the most state titles, Provo wouldn't settle for anything but the best. This year was no exception , losing only one game throughout the season. Once again under the leadership of coach Craig Drury the Bulldogs were un-stopable in their quest for the state championship. 214 back row: coach Paul Frampton, coach Randy Cusick, Mark McKinnon, Mark Durrant, Jay Davis, Quin Monson, James Johnson, Tom Rogers, Rod Johnson, Hemma Hemuli, coach Craig Drury, coach Dallen Olsen front row: manager Wayne Manning, Matt Rollins, Todd Esplin, Dan Knight, Preston Hall, Lance Garvin, Blake BaJlif, Kent Frampton, Brian Santiago, manager Ico Vella 215 216 IT'S GREAT TO TAKE STATE Provo High's basketball team continued the tradition of taking state in each odd numbered year of the 80's. They flew past each team they faced at the state tournament. Confronting South, Dixie, Carbon and Ben Lomond, the team fought each team individually, yet worked towards the one goal-taking state. Thanks to the team, their parents and the coaches, we won our 11th state chamopionship. SOPHOMORE 218 FRESHMEN 219 front row: Todd Santiago, Lyndan Porter, Jody Card, Ricky Alexander, Stan Purser, David Turner, Marc Matheson back row: coach Eugene Paulson, Richard Kendall, Mike Roth, Bill Saluone, Roy Syme, Rick Leishman Girl's BASKETBALL front row: Dyana Adamson, Traci Red, Shelly Payne, Debbie Whitlock, 2nd row: Angie Hardy, Tiffany Barker, Diane Lott, Kim Blackburn, Kris Cloward, Wendy Johnson, Lynette McKinnon, 3rd row: Betty Clark, Dick Hill, Lani Neer, Ester Duncan, Shauna Griffen, Barry Jacobson, Allison Willes, Julie Baer, Ann Christensen, Tiffany Bayless, Amy Boone, Jenny Peay, Jenny Crist, Tammy Rodeback, Vem Henshaw, Principle Matthews, Dwana Riddle, Monty Groesbeck LEAN ON ME' GIRLS TAKE STATE! During the state tournament, the girl’s basketball team faced Judge, Dixie, Uintah, and Timpwiew. Except for Timpview, the opposing teams were easily defeated. Both sister schools met the perfect match, however, when competing for the State title. Coming from ten points behind in the final game, the girl Bulldogs demonstrated their desire to win the championship. This victory was the 200th win in Betty Clark's coaching career, and the second consecutive state title for the girl’s basketball team. 221 GIRL’S 222 Distance: Jennifer Loveless, Maryann Scofield, Teresa Spaffford, Amy LaFranca, (kneeling) Christy Brown, Karen Olson Girl's track is the perfect sport for those students wanting to become involved with taught muscles, fresh air and charley horses. While some have interest in running, others enjoy participating in the field events. Although there are different events to chose from, all the girls are able to feel a part of the team. It is an ideal chance to take in the sprinj weather while getting in shape for the fashion of summer. Jumpers: Maria Lamb, Tiffany Bayless, Jenny Pcay Throwers: Dyanna Adamson, Shelly Payne, Sprinters: Marcah Lamb, Tess Moulton, Connie Hinkley, LeAnne Ward, Jamie LeDuke Melinda Guilemes, Betsey Burger BOY'S TRACK Throwers standing: Bruce MacArthur, Mike Lindsay, Unidentified, Scott Stone, Shane Elliot, James Johnson, Allan McGraw, Cory Miller kneeling'. Sam Reisner, David Rowe, Steve Spencer, Rod Andrus, Mike Anderson Long Distance standing: Gary Benally, Matt Raish, Marty Anderson, Chet Hugo, Ben Snell kneeling: Tim Hemmert, Erik, Jason Brown, Rob McKay, Coach Thomas Boy's Track consists of many different events which allow all types of athletes to participate.Some of the boys in track are involved in many of the events: shot put, javelin, discus, long jump, pole vaulting, hurdles and of course running. This type of physical exertion provides an excellent outlet from the rigors of their academic schedules. 224