South Cache High School - Souvenir Clarion Yearbook (Hyrum, UT)

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oothall , Front row: Shelton, Larsen, Walker, Larsen, Smith, Bodrero. Maughan, Jensen, Wilhelm. Second row: James, Schenk, Markham, Andersen, Welch, Lee. Thompson, Maughan. Wood- ward, Pyle, Assistant Coach Ted Rosengreen. Back row: Coach Young, Olsen, Maughan. Neilsen. Kohler, Thompson QCJ, Olsen. Maughan, Larsen, Brenchley. Olsen, Bradshaw. Basketball Front row: L. Larsen. D. Kohler. R. Bradshaw CCJ, L. Maughan, S. Hall, A. Maughan. Second row: C. Lee, C. Stauffer. C. Olsen. S. Clawson, C. Thompson. Back row: Coach Young. D. Maughan. Managers Thail Neilsen and Wayne Larsen. age Twenty-Ei

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fr. y WQMW J , Vejiliilrgi., L at J0i '10 Vita., Twill! ., Jig fx, QL jf. ,Wy - ff ,VV--' xl If X' L, 1 I '- . yf .J First row: Marene Petersen. advisor: Lyle Stanton, Mae Gibbons. Twilla Nielsen, Mildred King. adviseri Second row: Rose Lowe. Esther Hovey. Helen Andersen. Dorothy Allen. Third row: Helen Gessell. Dorothy Paul. Maxine Hendry. Ruth Hammond. Fourth row: 'Mary Tibbitts. Ramona Maughan. Annette Obray. Beryle Theurer. Fifth row: Jane White. Emma Dell Hansen. Nellie Bryson, Donna Hammond. Helen Christiansen. TT t CLUB OFFICERS 'X 'NA -xx Lk V Mae Gibbons ..,.... ,..,,....,...... .... .,.,...,..,. ...,....... L . . P resident 'fi Lyle Stanton ....... ,..,,., V ice-President l N '91 Twilla Nielsen .... ..,.,,.....,.. , .....,... ....,.....i, S e cretary p X., X.. in 'fl 5' , X i' fr- , f - CLUB ADVISORS lr. I x W . . X 3 A ,Qi Miss Marene Petersen Miss Mildred King if ' w L . JS?-ft, X, I 4 .rl LLOIZ -..f s U! ,XX ' DE VIE PEP CLUB has been very successful during 1934-'35, Y Newlrjlembers from the Sophomore and Junior class, are chosen each year. xxx , by the Juniors. The name Joi de Vie means Joy of L1v1ng which certainly haspbeen exp fenced by every member this year. The purpose of the club is to -5- I :I 1, creafexa spirit o friendliness, loyalty and pep in the school. Interesting meetings havetiaeen held Which were very beneficial to the twenty membersz Our Spring ve- ff 3-'5XFOI'1'l1T5Ib.QI1C-0fJOTbdQ Vie's most important events, was also very successful. The 1 ' E ngirls, Wearing their uniforms of purple and White, which represent the school 3 at qilorsvhave been loyalhiln supporting the team and interschool athletic events. sr- 5 , uv? L, fi 'e if-uJent4,fQSeTbenJ , 'D ' I Q X- ,X Tl, .ix '51 if-N N . Ng X, s .A -, L - X NN JW? g . in .IN ' ' 'X .JN .D :E , -1 EN N ' L- . 'K ' L, ' S4 'rf X 'X il 17 'X' N ibffw ' on g-2g sf I-N 'Nik is X. ,Ca .- i

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Au Ly. 'lin rack -' Q:- A- '-48154, fi--:jx-jIjG:Z'SU.K1E1f'T 5- ' A a'::'.a. QafL1'w? fee,-5 2.1511-:.':5:M,1f,afzgaic-rgawj. V ' ' -' ' wgvn, u s. .4 ' ' Front row: Murray Maughan, Neil Olsen. Melvin Huppi, Wallace Allen, Lowivell Yeates ' Vernon Perkins, Marcell Baer. Second row: Emil Gessel, Norman Schenk, John Hibbard, Clark Thompson, Lynn Miller Champ Lee, James Lamont. A Back row: Coach Deb. Young. Rodney Gunderson, Clark White, Dorrel Kohler, Clyde Olsen Ralph Anderson, Archie Pyle, Brighan Maughan. ' - ' h V Tennis p p LJ Sum l l 5, i ! iw I, ll ' f Front row: Paul Christiansen, Edward Payne, coach: Preston Gunnell. Second row: Roy Theixrer. Dean Hndersen. Bud Edison. L Pa-ge Twenty-Ninewl