Roy High School - Royals Yearbook (Roy, UT)

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Practical Art Awards , N Gugjnegg 6-Iome Economics Susan Green Sharon Nielson Sec. Studies Sec. Studies Debra Adams Doris McCoy Shorthand Shorthand it , l Cindy Clark Karen Roderick Typewriting I ' ' Typewrlting Lisa Child Accounting Carrie Fowers Accounting Shonnet Stump Shorthand f' Tamara Sandoval Typewriting Jim McMahon Accounting Tracey Thompson Sec . Studies Charolette Taylor Shorthand ij Z, Diane Wheelwright Typewriting These Seniors were picked by their teachers as the outstanding business students . 'I'hey've shown extra dedication and ability in their area . Lorene Hill Cindy Crittenden Mike Hill Child Development Clothing F00dS Wool Contest 1 Row 1: Lynnette Godfrey, Lori Navarro, Susan Hardy, Cindy Crittenden, Rena Stallings. Row 2: Latrica Eastman, JoAnn Bradshaw, Laurie Smedley, Shonet Stump. Sandy Terry, Barbara Christensen, Delana Robertson, Susan Card- well, Joyce Scott. The General Mills Search for leadership and Family Living is a test. Annette Krause had the h.ighest score from our school. The Make It With Wool Contest held November 19 , drew girls from all grades. Each outfit had to be made of 70010 wool. Five girls from Roy won prizes after modeling their outfits at Bonneville High Gndustrial Education These Student were outstanding in their given field and showed great ability and future greatness. Each teacher chose the student from their art field . I 11 ,, 'Qff l , 'ii e Blaine Tew Keith Kennedy Steve Twitchell D812 3611111011 Dale Parke! Drafting Metals Auots Woods Ag. Mechanics 192 J

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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

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Exact Art A wards 1.0 .,., xv ,, 4 ark i, Outstanding Students Betty Ar1deISOH Dale Hooper Morgan Hardy Liz Stoker Kevin Carmony Math Physics Biology Biology Chemistry NEW EXACT ARTS STU- DENTS FOUND The outstanding stu- dents for this section came from: Math Phys- ics Biology and Chem- istry Each of the chosen pupils did exceptional work in their area The department heads chose the worthy winners Bosch -LomlE Ou tstandin Chess Player CHECK It , Bill was picked if V,fi' 2 K for this award ' because he has shown great ability and promise. g Award Bill Black Doris McCoy X .J x . 2 'Z 3, A f yi, ... 1 f Q 4 f ff 0, f ! is le-5 is U 11- 43 1 Q' 5 , ff 1,66 5 we - if fi' t r ' 1 4 4, jf , f 1 ,- It s 2 ,AL t f r X .a . 4 x , . . K N . - . s. ... ... gf . -Al 'fi' . f .4 If 1 . y. h 1' . n 1 SENIOR GETS AWARD Doris was awarded the Bosch-Lombe award for Ro S e received it for being an outstanding senior in the Bndge Winners WINNER HOLDS 1,033 POUNDS . In the bridge contest this year Kevin Carmony's bridge won with a top weight. David Kay held 818 and Science fie1dJ Qerri McCoy held back 617 pounds. Communicative Art Awards Blate Jones English Susan Green Newspaper Sandy Nemeroff English Kathy Turner Newspaper Jeannine Dixon Drama Rick Reese History Bernice Meyer French De Ann Seely History xr Debbie Klein Spanish Alan Nakayu History Margaret Singler German COM MUN ICAT ION PAYS cative Art out standing students worked hard for this honor They have shown excel lence and dili gence into their finished product We give a special tribute to these stu dems QI I ? T A i X ' K The Communi- M Q. Q5 . MP3 ' rx - f' f . ' ..- ' I J, ' A G A V - -.C 'V -' . . . '