Roy High School - Royals Yearbook (Roy, UT)

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Valedictorian Doris McCoy Receiving the grades for Valedictorian was not all my work A person needs help and just gen- eral friendship for him to succeed I d like to take this moment to say thank you to everyone for their backing Sal u ta torian Cindy Rohde . . . ,, cs ,,, 'fl' vs fl X .1 , L I Na tional Merit Testing Blate Jones was the only finalist in this year's fNational Merit Testing. In being a finalist Blate is now able to go on to win a scholarship to the college of his choice Jus V Blate Jones W Hugh O Brien Award The Hugh O Brien Award 1S given to sopho mores who show outstanding leader ship ability Fred 15 such a person Fred Fernandes F.. C ,f... 1 Q I xr' m'1 alarm clock BPOKEJ Randy Caputo September Fay Hardy October Bill Nebeker November Fred Fernandes December Royals of L: , .Q 1. 4 ' N ,,-,wi in T T ' AKEN r W h if I '-t i ? I X- I ' I 1 Mary Singler Neil Cox September September .fi ' Q I ,nm A li 1 Raymond Parr Steve Parkinson October - October lQff+ilri'ftiifTfiitrvfe jf? lfcgliyfiilf rill T Nvff f l riys + T , 1 t - ffff A ,rfllif , 5 7 35, f .iii R f'--f,ff:fQQ A 'ff' ' if Y- Q iii if L1 L:gguLmI.i4lmmL,i,,f. , na, .1 f,ic'f..n,,J Scott Vansickle November November Jeannine Dixon Jeff Scholtec Dean Lambros December December The Royals of the Month can be nominated by anyone to one of the Senators. Each grade is then reduced to three persons before the vote is taken. All the Senators vote on each of the recipients. Those 'who receive the award have to have done something for the Royals in their month.

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- Til x 1 V3 as t 2 I Hfii. Xiiszs.. NJ I ' 1 Susan Green - Business Ms.- ,Xt Doris McCoy - Science Holly Olsen - Arts and Crafts Girls' State Row 1: Barbara FawcettQ Cheri McCoy, Dixie Schulz. Row 2: Diane Wheelwright, Shonnet Stump, Doris McCoy. Boys' State .449 K N E .W . i- Row 1: Dave Wiggins, Scott Alington, Steve I-Iommelgarn, Brian Beck. Row 2: Mark Cox, Dale Bennion, Mike Currier. RECOGNIZED EXCELLENCE . . . The? purpose of Sterling Scholars is to recognize high school seniors for scho- lastic excellence. The competition is open to seniors. Each school may nominate one student in each of the 12 categories, but is not required to make an entry in all cate- gories. Nominees must be students in good standing. SUMMER WORK . . . This summer fourteen seniors-to-be went to state to represent Roy. The six girls attended, along with the eight boys, Utah State University. Their week of enjoyment included many activities, new friends and lots of meetings. They also had the opportu- nity to be involved in elections.

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Skjug Jolur Garner Duana Pond Mark Srndle January January January 11 Qfgsxlkf Jon Nrckerson February S, UH EN gf J W- n r J -4 g S .- - oyal of Ute Mmm Yearbook Two Royals have done above and beyond their call of duty this year in the production of the 1976-'77 Coat of Arms yearbook. Kelly Cheatham and Troy Wecker are those outstanding people. They have been chosen the editor and advisors to receive due rec- ognition. This small token of appreci- ation is this minute square dedicated unto them. Troy is a staff photographer but Kelly is only a friend of the editor's. At deadline time she gave freely of her time and talents. Often she would stay until seven at night or willingly come to school on Saturday to help out. without Kelly much of this book would not have been possible. May all peo- ple have such friends as this. Troy too gave of his time, and many teachers and grades felt the brunt of his duty. He spent many late hotus and Saturdays in the darkroom. He put out excellent work despite handicaps. Often last minute assignmenus fell on his shoulders. These two Royals are models to be fol- lowed. Their super efforts and invalu- able help brought this book through its roughest times. They helped create a memory book of Roy High's 76-'l'7 year. May all Royals be like these two and cherish their work forever. Dale Parker was Roy s representative chosen for the F.F.A. Speech contest. He placed 5th inRegion. O1 ym pr C5 Auto Mechanics - ls Steve Hemmelgam Ed Phillips Architectural Drafting - lst Scott Hughes Cabinet Making - 2nd Dale Bennion Arc Welding - lst Kieth Kennedy Arc Welding - 2nd Reed Grant Job Interview - 2n Kevin Page SCI en Ce Farr Awards Math Engineering and Physics: Blate Jones Chemistry: Suzanne Skidmore Environmental: Morgan Hardy Social and Behavioral: Jackie Stump Medical and Dental: Doris McCoy Zoology: Clay Speas Earth and Space: Dale Hooper also Sweepstakes Botany: Steve Bodily