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

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-gif? xx National Honor Society - Front row: Rick Collins, Scott Eppich, NinaLynne Bills, Craig Bagley, Dale Buxton, Denise Burton, Travis Anderson, Rebecca Jensen Bow two: Lisa Webb, Barbie Krusi, Tina Lewis, April Leetzow, Margaret Hughey, 1 One of two foreign exchange students, Julie Bliss spent her senior year in Belo Horizonte, Brazil. Julie also managed a four-year BYU scholarship. 2 Chess champion Merlin Carpenter frightj sits back to watch the Front Porch Majority perform at the school assembly after a final tournament that lasted two days. Denise Burton and Mike Bullen enjoy one of their last performances at SV. 3 Overcoming the problem of a short awards assembly, Paul Spackman finds it a good time to discuss the weather. Qgigll Coral Baird, Paul Nash, Carolee Gunnell. Row three: Nancy Rawlins, Susan Jensen, Lisa Keeley, Julynne Ravsten, Christine Larsen, Kathy Willits, Janice Mitchell, Calvin Purser. Flow four: Debbie McBride, Jill Adams, Wendy Lyn Obray, Jolene Ashcroft, Diana Balls, JoAnn Jensen, Joye Jardine, Allan Smart. Fifth row: Karla Jensen, Mary Laurtzen, Janese Nielson, Shauna Clawson, Hoa Nguyen, Chirs Jorgensen, Crawford Cragun, Maria Keeler, Janet Bradshaw, Alanna Nielsen, Party McBride. Back row: Craig Funk, Daryl Nancollas, Merlin Carpenter, Gary Pack, David Otteson, Conrad Naegle, Garth Winn, Matt Harrison, Brian Allred, Brent Allen. Honors 21

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But, Weire still playin' Bingoln Trying to good-naturedly to keep the attention of the audience when the assembly ran short, Paul Spackman announced a change in plans! l'm sorry, he began, but because of this rainy weather, we have to hold the outside assembly inside. After a short pause he continued, But, we're still playin' Bingo! Besides the many plaques and honorable mentions given out at the Outside and Inside Awards assemblies, students received over 540,500 in scholarships from various colleges and organizations in recognition of their accomplishments compiled throughout their high school years. f r y HANGE IDLANS 1 Taking a moment or two to chat, National Merit Scholarship winner Kaye Smith Crightj explains to finalist Alonna Shaw the possibilities available with the scholarship. 2 Spending her school year in Sweden, foreign exchange student Julie Hill also manages to become a National Merit finalist and scholarship winner. 3 Consistently the fastest man out of seven schools, Corey Johnson QbortomJ proves to be the best racer on the SV ski team while chopping up the spring snow with Dave Christiansen Ctopj. 20 Honors if . A, :fe EPR' I, if -v,, , , Qt 6 I . 1 .Mr R 3, F? li vi-Yr r it 'ON. 4 Q 'Q ' -' 1 V- 1 ' V., peru-fx 4. Q 3, ' it 3 i -.' 4 1

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1 Singing the school hymn at the close of graduation brings a show of emotion to the faces of Kenny Labrum, Jan Olsen, Robyn Birch, Sue Meyer and April Leetzow. SMILE! ,ai I I W yy: ,ff , , wwf' - 4 ' Mr, Rf or K t u ,is 'f iiir -me + v me ii k ,,-' . 4 , ,ff if . ' if X , f 22 Seniors!Graduation a, ,iw 4 The announcement: If you want to graduate boys, you have to have your hair cut if it doesn't meet the standards, placed Tom Hanson in Brent AIIen's barber chair in the winning Senior Assembly. 2 Assistant Superintendent Ken Webb congratulates Johnny Zentino as he presents his diploma. 3 Honor graduate Rebecca Jensen, diplom in hand, pauses to reflect on her new statuf as an alumni.