Roy High School - Royals Yearbook (Roy, UT)

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l Instructional Media Center ww , C 9. ' , 7' 4 4 f 9 M , f, 'f4,,7f,. ' M ' 772422 Q: f ,M . ' V . - . mf f a . '. ,ff fs, I 1 p I ,ff f, 1' W f It E in . 1' 77 4 1 , , A' 1 'ti - A Micheal Hirschi Dorothy Oleson . ,X vi ' ,.,-nl A 1 7 , S x 1 J' ., ,4 1 x .. ' 1 Arlean Hooper IB A if al H 55 f . limi . 1 f l ' 1 F 1 Mary lxluniz f-. tn Marge Smith Tina Visser l Wy ,A . HW F52 f 9' Wal , 'iw gf -K ,Hi 42' I C 1 I, K ' t 1 '- lg. If Q, A 4,-Q, 1 ' K ,a f T Q03 -'fu .' L ' 'V Wi Eleanor Pontius I.M.C. SERVES STU- DENTS, FACULTY AND COMMUNITY The Instructional Media Center has books, audio-visual equipment, a direc- tory and career information. They carry twelve thousand books that range from fiction to non-fic- tion. The library per- sonnel can help with C l any class. COOKS COOKS SERVE LUNCHES . . . Hot dogs, roast beef or tacos may greet us at lunch each day. Prepared by our trained cooks, K the plate of hot food is served quickly and effi- fa Maxine Evert Jean Rowe ciemly. '-4 4 s ' Q 'fb' 'fi ,f-A t a A ' M X , ' ., 2 ' :H A X., flpijv . xyfl fi Betty Kendell Bonnie Faulkner Custodians Q .. .- Higg' ' Q t 'R l ' ,. I -' .1 - 1 7 s ' 1 Duflm Tubbs D21ry1Fu1Hcr I I Q-...Q . - is-' i cUsToD1ANs OPEN LOCKERS . . . , A sri., af-mwlgfl' cw l'fE,?f1,H ' . ' ' y - The Royal Custodians are like moth- Lp 3-ig, his U V ers. They are constantly picking up 1' . ,A pvs. f Q after the studentbody and opening Mi f carelessly jammed lockers. Row 1: Micheal House, Tara Larsen. Row 2: Marcia Smith, Emanuel Reyes, Richard Salmond .

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Secretaries HIGHLIGHTS OF A DULL DAY The secretaries in the office always seem busy. They have many different jobs to perform just to get Roy High through one day. Their diligence and hard work should be widely applauded for they have the spirit that makes Roy High number one! Pam Stuart Para -Professionals PARA-PROFESSIONALS ON THE MOVE These ladies tackle giant stacks of papers each day. As you pass by, you see fin- gers flying across the keys of their typewriters. Still, in all the busy rush of the para-professionals, they always' have smiles on their faces and greet you with a cheerful Good Morning . Sharon Seamons Counselors g HELP! I I The counselors at Roy High provide excellent instruction in the field of career explo- ration. They also have the sometimes trying job of rear- ranging schedules and a few heads. When someone has a problem they often find them- selves at the counselors getting just the help they need. Janice Thompson N,-' . , .wav-a rgs, .. nv-. 118 ri 'QT .glfij lg' Gloria Johnson I2-HC SOTSUSOD Iona Stoker Ruth Fisher Alberta Ross Elain Allen fr'- ., , . ,-It -4,11 'T. 1- 'ARELJL' -6 -3 - -:vs Cynthia Olson Diane Williams Liz Baker i had or FLAT. rrsr Dave Bramley Dick Wade Scott Anderson

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RQYAL G ARDSMEN 12 T 1 3 , B Q - .-., sg Q -as F M A T W 415151, mr, if Q9 as J ff .x C-:UNE FISHING ' ve John Garner Chris Toone 7 Nick Wilson Lynn Weston ' 'V F, Q. A . 4 2' 9 'P .- l 2 ' Jim McMahon Kevin Carmony f if ' ,C p -5:1 4 ,gg K x i S QV ,gs is if Q, .' Y ew: t X 5 N 'A . S iiin t f -P T iii? T -... v if I , Dave Coy Mike Storey Blate Jones Steve Boyson President Vice President Secretary Advisor 1 I A-fin' s Doug Dance Neil Cox Paul Ozmun ROYAL GUARDSMEN SET EXAMPLES The Royal Guardsmen are a group of Senior men with high standards and respect for others properties. They were organized for the purpose of keeping order in the cafeteria and assisting in assemblies at the doors. They also usher at basketball games and protect the R after each game. Their main purpose is to set a good example for the stu- dent body and others to follow. P h o + 0 B E I n Ke is 4.4 Nm haw was Cl mE S S Rick Reese Brent Hill Mark Howes Chris Schultz . EW - cs L. 11 R D ' D ,..': - ' vin Colohan Mark Kartchner Dale Parker Mark Miller