Sky View High School - Aurora Supplement Yearbook (Smithfield, UT)

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- S .M ss- rg sw W . v- 1 .T HT' x,.k?N,i,1 i5 If W' 4 B as . , -. ,.wWt-A 39' Y X M.. i 1 . si-5' S 1 W strategy with SV-Logan JV What's new? Change didn't only happen to the studentbody, it affected the faculty and administration as well. Instead of just losing the retiring head football coach, Earl Lindley, Sky View also lost the head basketball coach, Gary Swan, in a district change. Taking over for football, Doug Adams, formerly assistant coach at West, started early recruiting new players and setting up football meetings. One player attending these meetings said, I think he's going to be a good coach. The head coach responsibilities for basketball fell to assistant coach, Ken Thompson. His duties as an assistant basketball coach fell to Coach Clifford Andreason, acquired from South Cache. Coach Andreason will also take over as the head tennis coach. Vice Principal Myron Benson ended his duties at Sky View to become the Cache County Building Supervisor. Brian Chambers moved from department head of Social Studies into the Vice Principal position. N 1V Principal Bryan Chambers takes advantage of the Media centers facilities. 2 Deciding which day to sell class rings Myron Benson discusses it with a salesman. 3 Receiving a flower from Nicole Bowen studentbody sec. during the appreciation assembly was one of the small pleasures Bryan Chamber was able to enjoy while a V Principal. 4 Coach Lindley talks to another coach during a lull in a track meet. Changes 13

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1 Robbie Nielson returns the ball home court.g - strong doubles Maintaining second and third place in 3 the region standings throughout the regular season, the tennis team finished with a 641 record, losing only to Layton. At the end of regulation season play, Coach Swan stated, lt's going to be an even race for the title. ln Region I competition at Logan Jr. High tennis courts, the seven member tennis team took first place honors. Two strong double teams, Bradon Lindstrom with Ted Downs and Dave Christiansen with Robbie Nielson, each captured first place. Third singles players, Corey Johnson, also captured first. Second singles player, Dale Jones, lost his second tie breaker finishing second in the meet. TENNIS TAKES TRCJPHY Brad Rich. Back row: Coach Swan, Robbie Nielson, Dave Christiansen, Cory Johnson, present the region Cory Johnson, Branden Lindstrom. QQ l yt E E S Robbie Nielson, Dave Christiansen and championship trophy to the studentbody. I J . If Tennis Team - Front row: Dale Jones, Senior members of the tennis team T -i 12 Tennis during doubles play on Sky View's , 5 ,e if 3. i 'J is gf Tennis features n

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Archibald leads Trackmen All around trackman Lyle Archibald favored to win the long jump at region did take first along with third places in both the 220 and 100 yard dash. Sherm Kirk grabbed the only other Bobcat first place title with his discus throw of 149 ft. 5V2 in. setting a new school record. Steve Thompson finished second in the pole vault with 12 ft. 3 in. Gary Denton, one of two Bobcats to consistently place over 20 feet in the long jump, placed third with a jump of 21 feet. Raul Mower earned fourth in the Javelin throw while Sophomore John McKenna cleared 6 ft. 3 in. to place fourth in the high jump. Individual totals netted a region fifth place. Track Team - Front row: Dan Bray, Merv Thompson, Bruce Quayle, Alan Smart, Sherm Kirk, David Otteson, David Chambers, Steve Thompson. Row two: Gary Denton, Derwin Olsen, Bill Johnson, John Evans, Lance ' Lindley, Bart Allen, Kevin Keeley, Scott Johnson. Row three: Mark Richman, Brad 14 Boys' Track Pond, Jon Mckenna, Ketn Balls, Steve Gibbs, Randy Smith, Casey Largo, Robert Burrers, Curtis Jessop. Row four: Jon Siler, Richard Jessop, Kelly Knowles Robert Blake, Chee Smith, Harrison Sandavol. Back row: Coach Thompson, Coach Churchill, and Coach Lindley.