South Summit High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Kamas, UT)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1988 volume:

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' f STUDENT BODY OfflCEDS §XnDEMi DODA OIUCIW Shanae Simpson-President, Jeremy Kearns-Vice-Presi dent, Wendy Todd-6ecrelary Tony Park- Historian, Cindy Marchant-GirU Chairman, Tyler Headrick-Boys Chairman, Tifnee Crittenden-JV Head Cheerleader, Shannon Swena-Varsity Head Cheerleader. PDINCIDAL DDIMCIDVr Everyone commend ' - us for the splendid work we are doing in the area of Outcome Based Education. It ' s important to understand that the real strength of South Summit High School comes not from material growth or from steel or concrete but from the unseen realities of the Hearts and Minds of the Faculty and Students that make up our High School. I believe that we are experiencing a big awakening in the area of Quality Education. Vour theme this year is SPECTRUM OF AN ERA. As the 1080s come to a close, along with it comes a new era of Hope, Success, and a promise of a new beginning, learning as we go, accepting the challenges as they come. We will always remember the Memories we have had here. May your future be full of happiness and success. y Dr. Mark S. Littleford Principal (SECDETADY 9EGDE1VDA V W Betty Gines is the best Secretary on earth. She knows our hopes, our aims, our sorrows, our virtues, and our weaknesses. By that intimate knowledge we are comfortable in her presence. She makes South Summit, in our minds and imagination, the best spot on earth. We all love her because she understands each of us. SUPEDINTENDENT §nDEDIMlEMDEMX The theme this year SPECTRUM OF AN ERA brings the 1980 s to a close, and along with it brings to mind all that has taken place at South Summit thru the Era that we are now ending. We are very fortunate here at South Summit. We have a Progressive District with Excellent Teachers and Principals dedicated to Quality Education. Many eventful changes have taken place in our school district and at the high school. As we look forward to the 90 ' s we will see the completion of the new high school with all it s beauty. It will provide superior facilities, and a comfortable atmosphere in which to learn. 1 would like to express to each of you my fondest hope that all your dreams become a reality, that success will follow each of you in your individual pursuits and that the education received here at South Summit will benefit you in reaching your goals. I really believe that your potential is unlimited and that you can achieve anything in life if you are willing to work for it. I have every hope that as you work toward Honorable Goals you will be an Example To Others. It is up to you. Take the opportunity to Excel, to Achieve, and to Leave Your Mark so that all will remember you for making this world a Better Place To Live. Mr. Val D. Edrington Superintendent Of Schools South Summit School District (SCHOOL BOADD D1(STD1CT (STAFF d GHOOr DOVDD Dl iDICX XVLL From left, Pres. Jimmic Gines, John Blazzard, Jaren Housel From left front, Lynn Richmond, Vice-Pres, Bill Harris (Not Shown) Elected to School Board 1-1-89 Lana Simpson From left. Bonne McNeil, Zane Woolstenhulmc, dwen Fitzger- ald FACULTY vcnrxA Dave Aplanalp Alene Bushell Darlene Clegg Tom Crittenden Grace Edwards Franc NichoU Deanna Page Glade Prescott Heidi Richins Roy Ritchie Don Yates CLASSY CLASSiriED CrV A CrV ' i ' lLIED WE APPUECL rai m LLNCH LADIES Cathy Lewis, Be- vtily Watson, Donna Kirkham, Kim Kumagai BUS DRIVLR LaVerl Bushell WE APPRECL ' M CUSTODIANS Steve Hardman, Kim Simpson, Dallas Atkinson BUS DRIVERS Janet Atkinson, Jack Clegg, Betty Gines K l l ilBBIM rai m LUNCH LADIES Norma Clegg, Myrla Snyder, Floydene Atkinson, Jolene Moon BUS DRIVER Oral Snapp BUS DRIVER-MECHANIC Alan Scales We are very sorry that the photos of Norcne Park, Carl Wagstaff and Farrell Knight are not in the book. These very hard working people are much appreciated, THEY COOK THEY CIJiAX THEY niUYll Life ics not a problem to be csolved. but a reality to be experienced SENIOD CLA S OrnCEDS ustin Flygare, President; Jason Freestone, Vice President; Melanie Leavitt, Girls Chairman son. Secretary; Troy Taylor, Boys Chairman Applegate, Melissa Atkinson, Jackie Baker, Daniel Bates, Christy Beer, Jennifer Bergstrom, Annette Bethers, John Bridge, Angela Coleman, T.J. Covey, Martie Cox, Casey Distefano, Angel Fisher, Nylcnc Flygare, Justin Frantz, Roger Freestone, Jason - m n a rut K - - fUt T 2 Georgi, Bradley Hale, Jason Headrick, Tyler Hortin, Robert Jorgenson, Dusty Jorgenson, Todd Kearns, Jeremy Kirkham, Melonie Knight, Tonya Leavitt, Melanie Leavitt, Michelle Louder, Jordan Lundh, Anna Marchant, Cindy Maw, Parry Maxell, Bryce Maxfield, Derek Nichols, Justin Peterson, Chad Prescott, Cherimee McKee, Mamie O ' DriscoU, Nathan Powell, Jennifer Prescott, Tara Mitchell, Staci Papas, Jayme Powell, Wade Richards, Rustin Moser, Corey Park, Tony Pratt, Stephanie Rider, Trena Rockhill, David Rubio, Jaime Rydalch, Mark Sargent, Shawn Shoda, Terri Simpson, Shanae Sorenson, Tammie Swena, Shannon Taylor, Troy Thacker, Tina Thompson, Sheldon Todd, Wendy Weaver, Brandy Wilkesen, Michael Williams, Michelle xKknrs?35W ' ' ii i2 L ? , Jt- . S f - 6i 5 i ' XAJlAtVU i; JUkAyn HOMECOMING DOYALTY HOMEGOWIMC DOAVFU Jackie Atkinson Jason Freestone THE ROYAL COUPLE Shanae Simpson, David Rockhill Wendy Todd Our Honnecoming Royalty being honored at the game. Troy Taylor 14 HOMECOMING EVENTS HOWECOWIMG EAEMX§ PQWDERPUFF This year ' s Powderpuff game ended wit the score , . Juniors-24, Seniors-0. Tammv WilUams ran a total of 350 yards for three touchdowns. Jeanina Woolstenhulme scored the other touchdown for the Juniors. The Juniors did Quite well this year, but — that is only because tne Seniors felt sorry for them!! jeni is in for the Winning is an uplifting pericnce. 15 HOMECOMING EVENTS HOWECOWIMG EAEm ? HOMECOMING HOWEGOMMG EVENm EAEMi? ( HOMECOMING EVENTS HOMECOMIMG EAEMJ.9 FOOTBALL We won this year ' s Homecoming game against Rich (ot course!) The Hnal score of the game was 48 for South Summit, and for Rich. The seniors won the Homecoming points competition. Congratulations to both the mighty Wildcat Football Team, and the Seniors. The cheerleaders are always BACKING UP the football team!! L VICTORY!! Need we say anything else?? Utii ' -i -- v Homecoming road rally. Fight on 0j mighty Wildcats! all players are treated ' ' , , The football to an ice-cream sundae! 18 Having fun Layne? Local gals who cheer part time!! JUNIODS JUNIOD CLA S OmCEDS President-Scott Lassche, V. President-Wes Leavitt, Secretary-Audrey Crittenden, Boys Chair, ol: ' Ent.- Christian Staples, Girls Chair, of Ent.-Niki Marchant Ha! I got ya! ou ugly Mark. I realize that dropping the yearbook camera When it comeb to talking about art, my face lights , J„l ■ in the toilet is stressing you, wipe it out and let the all up and 1 get really excited! sun dry it off! ,f?i 20 JUNIODcS ' m om ( p ■2f JUNIOD5. Allen, Jayson Atkinson, Melissa Anderson, Uanny Atkinson, Staccy Anderson, Ro bert Atkinson, Tiffany Atkinson, Cindy Averett, Erica Atkinson, Matt Badham, Stacy Bowen, Cody Chapman, Sandv Clegg, Phil Coleman, Casey Cox, Shannon Crawford, Carrie Cnttenden, Audrey Crystal, Tanya Darcey, Mark Dixon, Shawna Faulkner, Lorie Fitzgerald, Rowdy Gines, Connie Houscl, Dena Jacobsen, Richie 21 ? JUNIODS Johnson, Jan Jones, Travis Jorgenson, Jodi Knight, Kyle Lassche, Scott Leavitt, Lisa Leavitt, Wes Lewis, Janet Lewis, Kim Lewis, Travis Marchant, Niki Martin, Toukine Maxfield, Sondi McCormick, Jeni McKee, Marcie McNeil, Bryce Milliner, LaDonna Mitchell, Doug Moon, Ginger Moser, Rodney Nortin, Kim O ' Driscoll, Jenny Pace, Ginger Prescott, John Prince, Darin Ricks, Rena Sanchez, D.J. Riddell, Karen Sargent, Brian Rider, Janet Sargent, Collin Roberts, Daralee Scales, Robert Robertson, Smith, Chuck Michelle 2i ' . JUNIODS ' i % ' Brian, What were you doing last night? Oh, Please give us some kind of a challenge!! Casey and Layne are finally ma- turing? Darin, is band really that fun? JUNIODS Now I know my A,B,C ' s, next time won ' t you sing with me? SOPHOMODES SOPnOMODE CLASS OFFICEDS Class Officers; Clay Prince President, Matt Leavitt Vice-President, Robert Miles Secretary, Emily Costanzo Historian, Shirl ey George Girls Chairman, Kyle Taylor Boys Chairman W« 1 Please Scott!!! I ' m Good. Who - US??? 26 (SOPHOMODES §ODHOWODE9 SOPHOMOI2E6 Allen, Justin Atkinson, Janalee Beal, Brian Beddocs, Tony Beer, Heather Bergen, Julie Bergstrom, Bart Bcthers, Danny Blazzard, Jonelle Bridge, Ron Brydson, Tassie Burton, Joe Conger, Scott Costanzo, Emily Crittenden, Leslie Crittenden, Tifnee Crystal, Jenny Edrington, Cami Eubanks, T.L. Fillmore, Garret Fitzgerald, Crissie Frazier, Jed Frazier, John George, Shirley Hansen, Kathcrinc 27 (SOPHOMODES 28 Hardman, Charlie Harris, Jamie Jones, Lyle Leavitt, Matt Lefler, Wendy Lewis, Quinton Louder, Rodney Marchant, Jackie Miles, Robert Mitchell, Cameron Mitchell, Jacki Mitchell, Paulette Nelson, Kathryn Newman, Kirk Nolen, Heather Norton, Danny Powell, Logan Pratt, Laurie Prescott, Michelle Prince, Clay Rawlings, Teresa Richards, Don Rider, Rebecca Robinson, Jeffery Rutledge, Sherri ■;);- A ' ?■ •;? SOPHOMODE i H-i Smith, Shellv Street, Colleen Twelves, Candi Woolstenhulme, Snyder, Cody Taylor, Kyle Wilde, Josie Shari Kay Stevens, Ryan Thacker, Ray Woolstenhulme, Worthen, Taigon Robyn Yazzie, Renee Rydalch, Tracy Sargent, David Saunders, Douglas Scott, Bobby Jo Siddoway, Kamie 29 CAT SNAPS rDE6HMAN FDE HMAN CLAcM. OfflCEDS President- Shana Page, Vice-President- Cody Mitchell, Secretary- Gina Pace, Boys Chairman ol ' Entertain- ment- Greg Averett, Girls Chairman of Entertainment Jill Leithead. •. ?Jt -O ii T % ' ' ' X) V: 32 FDEcSHMAN LDE nWVM ■ E m PI It H ll ' I ■ - i • . ff. i J , Atkinson, Barry Atkinson, Brandon Atkinson, Cindy Atkinson, Jason Atkinson, Ryon Averett, Greg Baca, Lori Badham, Kendra Bates, Jill Blazzard, Brian Blazzard, Jamie Clegg, Clint Cox, Mac Crittenden, Ryan Crittenden, Shane Crnich, April Cummings, Lora Curtis, Abraham Darcey, Shara Distefano, Kami Dixon, J.J. Edrington, Mike! Freestone, Wade Fuelling, Nicole Gines, John 33 « H S m i m .. ' . ' i . f If- ■ 1 1 sa «T55FSajMBE9!S 34 Gines, Kristin Gordon, Justin Gray, Teaque Hansen, Michelle Headrick, Heidi Jorgenson, Kyle Key, Skip Kirkham, Bryan Knight, Kelly Leavitt, Stacey Lefler, Lisa Leithead, Jill Madsen, Kim Mandeville, Travis McAffee, Gragn McAffee, TeRell McKee, Brandon McNeil, Billie Jo Miera, Tony Miles, Cindy Mitchell, Cody Mitchell, Steven Moya, Angela Newcomb, Darci Newman, Scott Nichols, David O ' DriscoU, Justin Pace, Gina Page, Shana Remillard, Ambre Richards, Kristcn Ricks, William Ruf, Suzanne Rutledge, Jennifer Salonen, Kristi SargentiAAMdrew ' Scales, --j n Simpson, Kaycee Smith, Trina Stillman, Jennifer Sutherland, Jessica Sweatfield, Kenna Sweatfield, Kenny Swona, Heather Ure, Donna Watson, Monica Wcller, Matthew Wilkesen, Jacklyn Williams, Crae Winn, Amber 35 : ' - ■-% u FDESHMAN .■ , Ri ' K PiM HHf • -«.j mh _, - m KW l ?i tB W -- i Sraf 36 FDIENDS or FAME rDIENDS or FAME LDIEMD9 OL WWE MR. AND MRS. HAIRSPRAY Scott Conger, Nylene Fisher CLASS CLOWN Justin Flygare MOST LIKELY TO OWN A BMW David Nichols MOST LIKELY TO HAVE THEIR CAR IN A BODY SHOP Kamie Siddoway, Erica Averett MOST LIKELY TO GET A SEAT ON THE STOCK EXCHANGE Corey Moser MOST LIKELY TO GROW THEIR DON ' T WORRY BE HAPPY HAIR LONG AND JOIN A Angie Bridge ROCK BAND Shirley George and Jason Freestone The students of South Summit High School voted and the results are indicated on this page. We wish to congratulate the abov 38 students on being selected by the student body, and on their popularity. MOST LIKELY TO BE FOUND DRAGGIN MAIN Bradley Georgi FDIENDS or FAME immm OL WHE MR. AND MRS. 5ENIORITI5 Shanae Simpson, David Rockhill MOST LIKELY TO JOIN THE PEACE CORPS Jackie Atkinson, Mark Darcey MOST LIKELY TO BE VERY RICH Justin Nichols f ,1 V 1 MOST LIKELY TO HOST MR. ROGERS AND ROMPER ROOM Mr. Tanner, Sherri Rutledge MOST LIKELY TO BE A NUN OR A MONK Toukine Martin, Michael Wilke- sen i r m MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Taigon Worthen, Jennifer Berr MOST LIKELY TO BE A LAWYER Phil Clegg MOST LIKELY TO HAVE NU- MEROUS CHILDREN Erica Averett, Doug Mitchell The students of South Summit High School voted and the results are indicated on this page We wish to congratulate thie above tudcnts on being selected by the student body, and on their popularity. 39 FQIENDS or TAME LDIEMD9 OL LVWE MOST ATTACHED Stephanie Pratt, Wade Powell MOST LIKELY TO BE RICH Christian Staples CUTEST COUPLE Jed Frazier, Danny Bethers MOST LIKELY TO BE FOUND READING SCRIPTURES ON FRI- DAY NIGHT Tina Thacker, Wade Powell MOST LIKELY TO BE PRESI- DENT Trina Smith, Trent Wilde y HIGH RISK DRIVERS Jaime Rubio HIGH RISK DRIVER Jennie O ' Driscoll MOST LIKELY TO BE A DOC- TOR Justin Nichols The students of South Summit High School voted and the results are indicated on this page. We wish to congratulate the above 40 students on being selected by the student body and on their popularity. PEDFODMING GDOUP6 DDILL TEAM DDirr iEVH OFFICERS L to R: Wendy Todd, Jackie Atkinson, Dena Housel, Kenna Frazier, Niki Marchant, and Marci McKee 42 The Drill Team has worked very hard this year, said Advisor Kenna Frazier. They know the importance of working together as a team. I would like to thank them for their dedication and hard work. The drill team encourages school spirit. Keep up the good work Fauvines. DDILL TEAM DDirr XEVW TT I I I I I I T I I I I I Top to Bottom: Left row; Wendy Todd, Terri Shoda, Jenny Crystal, Erica Averett, Julie Bergen, Shannon Cox, Dena Housel; Middle row; Paulette Mitchell, Tanya Crystal, Jan Johnson, Shirlee George, Ginger Moon, Cami Edrington, Right row; Jackie Atkinson, Stacey Atkinson, Emily Constanzo, Lisa Leavitt, LaDonna Milliner, Marci McKee, and Niki Marchant We will remember the 6:00 a.m. practices, long bus rides, and sore muscles; hut we also remember lun times, challenging routines, dazzling uniforms, and lasting friendships. 43 CHEEDLEADEDS GHEEDrEVD: ■ . Front to hack: Nylene Fi ' her, Jodi Jorgenson, Shannon Swena (Head), Tracy Rydalch, Jeanina Woolstenhulme, Jennifer Beer, Marnie McKee (Asst. Head), Shari Woolstenhulme, Tifnee Crittenden (J.V. Head) Mi- chelle Williams, Heather Beer, Angel DiStefano We Honor our (SeniorcS 44 Shannon Swena Marnie McKee Jennifer Beer ) V! : ' , CHEEDLEADEDcS GHEEDrEVDED We Honor our eniorg Nylene Fisher Michelle Williams Angel DiStefano 45 TAPESTDY XVDE91DA i 1 %A Top Row: Angi Bridge, Toukine Martin, Jennifer Beer, Ginger Pace, Stacy Badham. Second Row; Ray Thacker, Heather Beer, Doug Mitchell, Jeni Mc Cormick, Matt Atkinson, Cami Edrington, Dan Baker, Anna Lundh, Darin Prince, Sondi Maxfield, Michael Wilkesen. Third Row: Stacey Atkinson, Jana Atkinson, Jodi Jorgenson, Tracy Rydalch, Janet Lewis, Crissie Fitzgerald, Shirlee George, Bottom Row: Sherri Rutledge, Jackie Marchant, Carrie Crawford, Cindy Atkinson, Tifnee Crittenden, Julie Bergen, Tina Thacker, Cindy Marchant, Not Pic- tured: Bryce McNeil, Jeanina Woolstenhulme, Jan Johnson L J : Once u U t cAl i cfean, eve t i ie tnide i t a. ( i t44 4ctf i •■ A PROUD RECORD! 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 Nationals 2nd Nationals 2nd Nationals 2nd Western Region 2nd Nationals Ist! Nationals 2nd Spirit of America Award, Top Row: Michael Wilkesen, Tina Thacker, Dan Baker. Second Row: Angi Bridge, Anna Lundh, Cindy Marchant Not Pictured: Jennifer Beer No fire engines, no banners, Dur o quier STANDING OVATION. To speciol srudenrs who hove rhe COUP AGE ro do whor rhey choose in o sophisncored way ) nmiC MACHINE Wn IG WVGHIME Top Row: John Scales, Trina Smith, Cody Mitchell, Lora Cummings, Kaycee Simpson Second Row; Suzanne Ruf, Lisa Lefler, Jill Bates, Stacy Leavitt, Shana Page Third Row: Cindi Atkinson, Billi Jo McNeil, Nicole Fuelling, Gina Pace Not Pictured: Wade Freestone, Greg Averett, Ryan Atkinson _■ ■ ' X - ifcd ? B i ? tat . ' 1 47 BAND Mrs. Edwards Top Row: Bart Bergstrom, Ryan Crittenden. Crae Williams, David Sargent, Mikel Edrington, Brandon McKee. Second Row; Mark Darcey, Clay Prince, Abe Curtis. Matthew Weller, Gragn McAfee, Anna Lundh, Skip Kee, Bottom Row: Robin WooUtenhulme, Wendy Lefler. Lora Cummings, Shara Darcey, Melonie Leavitt L3iB ?i M 48 Top Row: Kristi Salonen, Rod Mo er, Lora Cummings, Shara Darcey- Second Row: Mikel Edrington. Anna Lundh, Gragn McAffee, Mark Darcey, Darin Prince. Bottom Row: Toukine Martin, Wendy Lefler, Ryan Crittenden. Amazing Grace CLU5S FDLA LPrv 50 Row one: Shirlee George, LaDonna Milliner, Shannon Cox, Don Richard;,, Troy Taylor, Jason Hale, Wade Powell, Roger Horton, Chad Peterson, John Bethers, Row two: Kim Lewis, Erica Averett. Darin Prince, Ruslin Richards, Parry Maw, Jodi Jorgenson, Tracy Rydalch, Tifnee Crittenden, Jed Frazier, Kyle Taylor, Row three: Ryan Crittenden, Karen Rydell, Michelle Robertson, Paulette Mitchell, Becky Rider, Amber Winn, Julie Bergen, Kristi Saloner, Lori Baca, Jacklyn Wilkesen. Row four: Matt Weller, Michael Edrington, Steve Mitchell, Kyle Jorgenson, Angie Moya, Darci Newcomb, Niki Fuelling, Cindy Miles, Carrie Crawford, Jessica Sutherland, Billie Jo McNeil, Jill Bates, Gina Pace, Gregn McAffee, Row five: Janet Lewis, Stacy Badham, Marc Vantassel, Jill Leithead, Leslie Crittenden, Wendy Lefler, Tassie Brydson, Chermiee Prescott, Brian Blazzard, Skip Key. Row six: Trina Smith, Kami Distafino, Kendra Badham, Suzanne Ruf, Donna Ure, Heidi Headrick, Kamie Siddoway, Stacy Mitchell, Lisa Leavitt, Stacy Lcavitt, Shana Page, Daralee Roberts, Jan Johnson, Dena HouseL Row seven: Marcie McKee, Tanya Crystal, Cindy Atkinson, Jamie Blazzard, April Crinch, Lisa Lefler, Kristin Gines, Audrey Crittenden, Tammy Williams, Kim Norton, Michael Wilkesen, Kathryn Nelson, Annette Bergstrom, David Ricks, Ray Thacker. Row eight: Melonie Leavitt, Ginger Moon, Michelle Leavitt, Jennifer Powell, Jackie Marchant, Cindy Marchant, Kim Madsen, Stacey Atkinson, Shara Darcey, Kristin Richards, Sheri Rutledge, Cami Edrington, Monica Watson, Jenny O Diiscoll Row nine: Todd Jorgenson, Casey Co , Michelle Williams, Angi Bridge, Clay Prince, Cameron Mitchell, Brian Beal, Angel DiStefano, Nylene Fishei, Shannon Swena, Brandon McKee, Scott Conger, Tony Miera. Row ten: (officers), Justin Nichols, Corey Moser, Jennifer Beer, Cindy Atkinson, Heather Beer, Jeni McCormick, Mrs. Page, Wendy Todd, Terri Shoda, Shana Simpson, Jeanina Woolstenhulme, Niki Marchant, Christian Staples. FBLA, The Best In Business rDLA LE rv FBLA Officers: Terri Shoda, Wendy Todd, Cindy Atkinson, Corey Moser, Shanae Simpson, Niki Marchant, Heather Beer, Christian Staples, Jennifer Beer, Justin Nichols, Jenny McCormick, Jeanina Woolstenhulme. Justin Nichols; State Parli- mentarian. Jennifer Beer: State Secre- tary 10 Everyone became involved in the Successful Sub for Sania Service project Getling involved in jn TBI A Activity 51 Front row: Tifnee Crittenden, Tracy Rydalch, Niki Marchant, Cindy Marchant, Shan Kaye WooUtenhulmc, Paulette Mitchell, Alene Bushel, adv.; 2ND row: Tanya Crystal, Danny Bethers, Jed Frazier. Julie Bergen, Carrie Crawford, Emily Constanzo, Cami Edrington; 3RD row; Scott Conger, Marci McKee, Melisisa Applegate, Kristi Salonen, Sandy Chapman, Renee Yazzi, Robin Woolstenhulme, Heather Nolen: 4TH row: Michelle Williams, Cina Pace, Jill Bates, Michelle Robetrson, Becky Rider, Amber Winn, Jenny Crystal, Shara Darcey; Back row: Niki Fuelling, Laurie Pratt, Colleen Street, Dena Housel, Jan Johnson, Karen Riddel, Kim Lewis. Ambre Remillard HELL ¥ ¥ 52 CAT (SNAPcS ( - j-  c f rUTUDE TADMEDcS Ln HDE LVDWED? ik- - , V L to R; 1st row, Stacey Leavitt, Rowdy Fitzgerald, Melonie Kirkham, Travis Lewis, Erica Averett, Tiffany Atkinson, Jayme Pappas, 2nd row, Shawna Dixon, Michelle Leavitt, Terell McAffee, Clint Clegg, Tassie Brydson, Tony Miera, Collin Sargent, Trent Wilde, Brandon Atkinson, Kim Madsen, Cindi Atkinson, Donna Ure, Karen Riddell, Jodi Jorgenson, Shane Crittenden, Mac Cox, T.L. Eubanks, Joe Burton, Quintin Lewis, Mr. Aplanalp, 3rd row, Sondi Maxfield, Josie Wilde, Jackie Marchant, Shannon Swena, Daralee Roberts, Bryan Kirkham, Kyle Jorgenson, Jayson Allen, Greg Averett, Crissie Fitzgerald, Andrew Sargent, Jed Dixon ▼ PT r i r r W Pr r 54 OF AMEDICA OL VWEDICV ' This one looks like he needs braces. Dusty! 1988-89 was a great year for the Future Farmers of America- Much of the credit should he given to this year s officers and Mr. Aplanalp. The presi- dent this year was Phil Clegg, who had two vi ce- presidents, Melonie Kirkham and Jayme Pappas. The secretary was Erica Averett, and our treasurer was Travis Lewis. Rowdy Fitzgerald kept order as the sentinal, while Trenton Wilde reported all the activities as reporter. Cody Bowen took all the pic- tures at our activities as the photographer, and Tiffany Atkinson was our historian. The officers have done a great job, but the other members helped keep the organization going too. Most of them have attended all the meetings and judging contests which really helped the FFA. Some of the contests and conventions we attend- ed were Snow College Field Day, the BYU Contest, and the State Convention in Provo. Five of our officers, along with Mr Aplanalp, attended the National FFA Convention in Kansas City, Missou- ri All of the activities plus the leadership skills and friendships we have developed have made this year a great one. IZmm TO DOi DOINQ TO LEARN, EARNINQ TO LIVE, LIVING TO SERVE That must be Sawyer Brown! i ij— 1 , 1 m SI KVI D Hl li H .PARKING H 1 V H They saved it just for me! Wont Phil make a great daddy someday? I iPf W ' ¥ w PT W ss YEADDOOK 6TAFF Top Left; Sondi Maxfield, Jearmy Kearns, Tyler Headrick, Layne Thorton, Michelle Leavitt, Ginger Moon, Jenny O ' DriscoU, Wade Powell, Casey Cox, Nylene Fisher, Jennifer Beer, Matt Atkinson, Marc Vantasell, Justin Allen, Ray Thacker, Shirlee George, Shari VVoolstenhulme, Becky Rider, Annette Bergstrom, Kathryn Nelson, Parry Maw, Corey Moser, Mr. Franc Nichols, Advisor, Jackie Atkinson, Christian Staples. Not Pictured: Scott Conger, Jason Freestone, Mamie McKee, Stephanie Pratt. % l!4e f ea a C%cuUU k o t S Mt Su tt fUt 7( 6£dc This years journalism students are proud to present the 50th edition of the Wildcat. We have worked numerous hours on this 1988-89 Yearbook for the enjoyment of the students at South Summit. We hope that you will keep this, along with the rest of your memories of South Summit High School, close to you. We would like to thank you for your cooperation and we would especially like to thank our Advisor Mr. Franc Nichols for the many dedicated hours he has spent working with us on this years yearbook. The 88-89 Yearbook Staff H uda l t lltll t l tttttttt%tlttltfttlt%tttt tt TTTt il I I %■ I ijl I . I iji I 1 I m X ■ ■■■■ ■■■■ ■■■■■■ ■■■■■nBimniininiiiiniininnni --f; YEADBOOK (STAFF mWOOK 9iVLL .jip im , j ; - imnimi I SS I 1 i I i I iS I A ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ A I ■ ■ ■ ■ A A 1 1 ■ ■ A I ■ ■ I ■ A ■ ■ DE6ATC FOftENSICS ir TEAM .T-i J 1 ,: ' i ff IVIVERSiTV Front row-Todd Jorgenson, Justin Nichols, Phil Clegg Second row- Shirley George, Clay Prince, Taieon Bottom-Phil Clegg, Todd Jorgenson, Justin Nichols Worthn, Matt Leavitt Third Row-Sherri Rutledge, Middle- Christian Staples, Jennifer Beer Top-Annette ' Heather Beer, Kathryn Nelson, David Nichols, John Bergstrom Scales, Annette Bergstrom, Jacklin Wilkeson, Kelly Collins, Doug Mitchell Fourth row-Janet Lewis, Chris- tian Staples, Toukine Martin, Jenny O ' Driscoll, Jenni- fer Beer Not Pictured-Michael Wilkesen, Kristi Sa- lonen. llatioiial forensic league Membership in a nationjl forensic Icjque should be the objecli ie ol the dmbilious and lonAjrd looking high school student It leprcscnts recognition of an achievement of which he or she will always be proud Tor many students it is the pinnacle of their high school career Tor others it opens the door to opportunity and success. Some of these opportunities are available immediately in the various activities offered by the national Forensic League It is a privilege to be a member of an organization of present and future leaders of America Three Presidents of the United States and one Vice-President are honorary members of the HFL, One also earned regular membership as a debater. Senators, Representatives. Cabinet Members. Governors. State Supreme Court Justices, heads ol corpora- tions, and entertainment personalities hold membership in the league But the greatest value ol membership is the encouragement and incentive it gives the student to become an effective speaker and hence a more successful and more influential citizen. Speech and debate trains for leadership Speech and debate developes in the student confidence Speech and debate gives each student involved a chance to develop the ability to communicate and that is a God given right that is special to each of us South Summit Speech and debate students arc the leaders today and tomorrow 58 INTERNATIONALi ' QUILL AND SCROLL Quill and Scroll, the International Honorary Society for High School Journal- ists was organized April 10, 1926, by a group of high school advisors for the purpose of encouraging and rewarding individual achievement in journalism and allied fields. The society has always taken an active part in raising stan- dards in its field and in directing the course of high school journalism. Since its organization Quill and Scroll has granted charters to more than 12,000 high schools. Active chapters are located in both public and private schools in every state of the Union and in foreign countries around the worid. According to the Constitution, members of Quill and Scroll must be chosen from the students enrolled in the high school who, at the time of their election, meet the following requirements: 1. They must be of junior or senior classification to be an active member of a local chapter. Second semester sophomores may be initiated during the last grading period of their sopho- more year, their membership becoming effective at the beginning of their junior year. 2. They must be in the upper third of their class in general scholastic standing, either for the year of their election, or for the cumulative total of all their high school work. 3. They must have done superior work in some phase of joumalism or school publications work, such as writing, editing, business management or production. 4. They must be recommended by the supervisor or by the committee goveming publications. 5. They must be approved by the secretary-treasurer of the Society. mM franc Plichols Advisor Corey Moser Sports Essays Justin nichols Short Stories Essays Parry Maw Essays fleather Symmes foetry [Assays Jeremy Kearns Sports Essays ppl H F I H V ' 1 kl k H Jennifer Beer Essays Christian Staples Essays NRTIONHL RECOGNITION 59 DDAMA DDVWV Drama is the best Some bright Ughts Is she fishing for a mant GRUND HILDA?? Hi Hh,, - , m Yes Sir Happy Days are here again! Cinderella Cinderella to humor me Don ' t try W. fi Vt ' Scott will do anything for a kiss! If DDAMA DDVWV Shirlee playing innocent again? Yes I think I ' m hot. ' A . 4 . ' 5V : fs y r,ri ' DDDEO CLUB DODEO crnp Top Left: Melonie Kirkham, Tiffany Atkinson, Heather Nolan, Tifnee Crittenden, Trenton Wilde, Wes Leavitt, Stacy Leavitt, Paulette Mitchell, Michelle Leavitt, Tassie Brydson, Michelle Prescott, Sondi Maxfield, Jobie Wilde, Brian Kirkham, Clint Clegg, Terrell McAffee, Kaycee Simpson 62 ACADEMICcS (STEDUNG 9iEDriMG SCHOLADcS CHOrVD Troy Taylor Social Science Todd Jorgenson English Wade Powell Math Jennifer Beer Business Terry Shoda Drama Jeremy Kearns Art Chad Peterson General Justin Nichols Natural Science Selection of Sterling Scholars was made on the basis on scholarship, leadership, citizenship, and character in relationship to the chosen areas of interest. Recognition and encouragement was given in their suit of excellence. South Summit would like to congratulate these ° students for their accomplishments. ACADEMIC DECATHLON VCVDEWIC DECVIHEOM Front Row - Erica Averett, Terri Shoda, Car rie Crawford, Stephanie Pratt - Top Row - Parry Maw, P)iil Clegg, Mrs. Pa e, Wade Powell,Justin Nichols, Michael ? ' Tine Academic Decathlon is unique contest of acacfemic strength for junior or senior high school students. All teams consisted of 9 members with 3 members in each of the A, B, and C, categories. Every member of our team participated in all events: economics, mathematics, science, fine arts, language and literature, social science, in addition to giving a planned and impromptu speech, an interview, and writing an essay. Members of the team included: Honor Students - Justin Nichols - Parry Maw- Wade Powell, Scholastic Students - Phil Clegg - Terri Shoda- Michael Wilkesen, Varsity Stu- dents - Stephanie Pratt - Erica Averett - Carrie Crawford. pf ' c o f 65 NAllUNAL nUNUU OClLlY MVXIOMVr HOMOD 90CIEXA Members left to right; back row: Crissie Fitzgerald, Toukine Martin, Jed Frazier, Heather Symmes, Jackie Atkinson, Shannon Swena, Kyle Taylor, Audrey Crittenden, Cindy Atkinson, Rodney Moser, Cassandra Chapman, Jeni McCormick, Trent Wilde, Darin Prince: Front row: Troy Taylor, Corey Moser, Tina Thacker, Justin Nichols, Jennifer Beer, Bryce Maxell, Wade Powell. The National Honor Society was founded in 1921 with The National Honor Society of South Summit High the hope to create an organization that would recognize School would like to express their appreciation at this and encourage academic achievement while developing time to the Student Body, Faculty, and Community of the other characteristics essential to citizens in a democracy. South Summit School District for all of the support and The members of the National Honor Society must encouragement they have given us through the year of demonstrate exceptional qualities in the areas of Scholas- 1988-89. tic Achievement, Leadership, Service, and Citi- zenship. 66 Troy Taylor Chairman of En- tertainment Corey Moser Chairman of Fund Raising CAT m V6 cvx mvw HA! nvi 7.1 r ' Am ' iim i-n s s ' S ® ® Join the Smoke-Free Young Americans MONDAY A meal fit for champions FRIDAY Hang on! I lost my pencil. She loves me She loves me not HA! HVi 3 Jordan Louder a few years from now after a weight gain of 50 pounds and star of the Pioneer Memorial Production of Don Quixote So, why do they call me bogger! Smile, your teeth need to see the sun too! J (SONG DEDICATIONc?) OMG DEDICVXIOM ? I Want Out . . . Senior Class Texas Women . . . Tiffany A., Melonie K. Save Us . . . S.S. Studentbody My Buddy And Me . . . Mark R. And Tyler H. Heavenward . . . Sheri Rutledge We Rock . . . Jason F. And Shawn S. Bringing On The Heartbreak . . . Robert H. And Jan J. If Looks Could Kill . . . Ginger M. Macho Man . . . David R. And Todd J. I Like Beer . . . Rowdy F. Its So Easy . . . Ladonna M. And Shannon C. Can I Sit Next To You Girl . . . Sheldon T. And Travis J. The Flame . . . Jason H. And Leslie R. Livin ' On A Prayer . . . Angel D. Legs . . . Marnie M. And Chad P. Mormon Rap . . . Bro. Schmitt And Bro. Pemberton White Wedding . . . Martie C. Lost Love . . . Mark, Tyler And Jason (Kara) I Didn ' t Mean To Turn You On . . . Michelle L. Smoking In The Boy ' s Room . . . Jordan, T.J., Shawn It ' s Money That Matters . . . Perry M. Girlfriend In A Coma . . . Scott L. Don ' t Worry, Be Happy . . . Mr. Hayes I Hate Myself For Loving You . . . Wade P. I ' m Bad ... Micheal W. Come Out And Play . . . Coach Frazier Doctor Who ... Dr. Littleford I Still Haven ' t Found What I ' m Looking For . . . Tina T. I Can ' t Drive 55 . . . John B. Mercedes Boy . . . Christian S. Should I Stay Or Should I Go? ... M ichelle R. Hairstyles And Attitudes . . . Kathryn N. Yellow Cadillac . . . Jeanina W. Wipeout . . . Jenny O. Eat It . . . Michelle W. When The Children Cry . . . Freshmen Class I ' m All Shook Up . . . Mr. Nichols Baset ' Ball John , . . Basketball Team Shake For The Shiek . . . Lori B. Our House . . . The Old Highschool Here ' s To Future Days . . . New School I Want To Meet A Co-Ed . . . Cindy A. Burnin ' Down The House . . . Singers And Swapps Psycho Killer . . . Theodore Robert Bundy River Deep, Mountain High . . . Kamas Imagination . . . Julie B. Yahoo . . . The Cheerleaders Black Celebration . . . Heather S. I Want To Be Sedated . . . Junior Class People Are People . . . Sophomore Class 70 VOCATIONAL AOCVilOMVr % y Mr. Rose-Voc. Director and Melanie Mitchell-Voc. Secretary Mr. Aplanalp Voc. Instructor Mr. Yates Voc. Instructor I •9mt Mrs. Page Voc. Instructor Mr. Nichols Voc. Instructor 0 ' Mr. Prescott Voc. Instructor Mrs. Bushell Voc. Instructor Miss. Nancy Voc. Counselor Word Processing Family Living SPODT. FOOTBRLL STRTE in CHRMP5 . « :: VADcSITY FOOTBALL Avmiik LOOxDvrr IT I South ISUMM .--«tr rv rY ' ' 5 ; «g | r. . V Top Row, Coach Valenzuela, Coach Jones, Kyle Taylor, Danny Bethers. Jed Frazier, Matt Leavitt, Rodney Louder Jav on Allen, John Frazier, T.L Eubanks, Ryan Stevens, Taigon Worthen, Clay Prince, Coach Becker Coach Crittenden Phil Clegg, Charlie Hardman, Travis Jones, Rowdy Fitzgerald, Quinton Lewis Cameron Mitchell, Brian Beal Bart Bergstrom, Don Richards, Travis Lewis, Collin Sargent, Coach Frazier, David Sargent, Manager Marc VanTassell Mark Darcev, Scott Lassche, Wes Leavitt, Brian Sargent, Trenton Wilde, SHeldon Thompson, Robert Hortin; Justin Flygare, Mark Rydalch, Jeremy Harris; Manager, Todd Jorgenson, Justin Nahos, Troy Taylor, lyler Headrick, David Rockhill, Jordan Louder, Jason Freestone, T.J. Coleman, Jason Hale, Derek Maxfield, Brandon Johnson; Manager. (.J 1 1 r 1 11 I They don ' t call me swivel hips for nothing!! KO Kicking for the Cats, Jed Frazier. Once an animal, always an animal 75 J.V. rOOTMLL I ' A Looiwrr Top Row, Brian Blazzard, Justin Gordon, Brandon McKee, Darell Newman, Justin O ' DriscoU, Kyle Jorgenson, Skip Key, Cody Mitchell, Wade Freestone. Andrew Sargent, Jason Atkinson. David Nichols, Terell McAfee, Kaycee Simpson, Clint Clegg, Bryan Kirknam, Greg Averett, Mac Cox, Quinton Lewis, Scott Conger, Tony Miera, Jed Frazier, Danny Bethers, Ron Bridge, Camron Mitchell, Brian Seal, Don Richards, T.L. Eubanks, Clay Prince, Charlie Hardman, Taigon Worthen, John Frazier. Rodney Louder, Kyle Taylor, Ryan Stevens, Matt Leavitt, Bart Bergstrom, Casey Coleman, Coach Jones, Rowdy Fitzgerald, Marc VanTassell, Mark Darcey. Collin Sargent. Jayson Allen, Wes Leavitt, Scott Lassche, Coach Crittenden, Trenton Wilde, Tucket Crittenden; Manager, Brandon Johnson; Manager. Jeremy Harris; Manager, David Sargent; Manager, Travis Lewis. What are we doing VanTassell?? Here we go again. 76 - o M mimnm football LDE HMEM LOOXDVrr Top Row Brandon McKee, Wade Feestone, Andrew Sargent, Justin Gordon, Skip Key Kyle Jorgenson, Cody Mitchell Brandon Johnson; Manager, Tony Miera, Darell Newman, David Nichols, Jason Atkinson, Bryan Kirkham , Justin d ' DriscoU, Terell McAfee, Mac Cox, Brian Blazzard, Kaycee Simpson, Tucket Crittenden; Manager, Coach ' Jones, David Sargent; Manager, Greg Averett, Clint Clegg, Jeremy Harris; Manager. Oh no! Up Up and away!! 77 VAD6ITY BMKETBALL AVD9IXA DV KIXDVrr 1 p i ,e i i . Back row; Coach Sorenson, Scott Lassche, Chad Peterson, Brian Sargeant, Jason Freestone, Coach Frazier, Front row; Jeremy Kearns, Marc VanTassell, Wes Leavitt, Danny Bethers, Jed Frazier, Jason Hale, Mark Rydalch 78 Oh what a feeUng! Air Rog Another dunk by J ames (Pete) VADSITY BASKETBALL AYWllk DV KXDVrr Get it out of the paint What ' s wrong with this pic- ture? ' ■3 h ' Hi .i . ' fti SPf Hfei - Look at the stud muffins. i I What are you doing? I ' m on your team. You big boob! Nice shot, Wes! 79 J.V. BA(SKETBALL From front left-Don Richards, Cody Snyder, Bart Bergstrom, Second row left- Jannie Harris, Ryon Stevens, Jeff Robinson Top row left- Logan Powell, Kyle Taylor (I m m - i - mISt t I r-r - I r 1 ' I) ji (I i ifH • •frsfusns From front left-Ryan Crittenden, Justin O ' Driscoll, Coach Glen Jones Second row left- Clint Clegg, Jeff Robinson, Crae Williams Top row left- Cody Mitchell, Brandon McKee 80 WDESTLING Top Left: Coach Crittenden, Brandon Atkinson, Brad Georgi, Kyle Jorgenson, Ron Bridge, Collin Sargent, Mark Darcey, Mac Cox, Terell McAffee, Gary Thornton, Kim Simpson, Andrew Sargent, Brian Kirkham, D.J. Sanchez, Dusty Jorgenson, Phil Clegg, Greg Averett, Kaycee Simpson, Layne Thornton. bOUTH SUMM yj % St.ite Oiialilieis: Atultow S.iigcnl, M.uk IXmey, C.ie ; .•Xvnctt, inJ Laync riuirnlon J.V. GIDLcS DMKETBALL Top Left: Shauna Woolstenhulme, Kim Norton, Heidi Headrick, Audrey Crittenden, Donna Ure, Jennifer Rutledge, Laura Cummings, Lorie Faulkner, Sandy Lott, Jamie Blazzard, Jana Lee Atkinson, Leslie Crittenden, Wendy Lefler, Robyn Woolstenhulme 82 YAD61TY G Ul DMKETDALL Top Left: Kim Norton, Lorie Faulkner, Heidi Headrick, Leslie Crittenden, Jana Lee Atkinson, Wendy Leftler, Jamie Blazzard, Sandy Lott, Shauna Wollstenhulme, Robyn Woolstenhulme, Jonelle Blazzard, Camie ' Siddoway, Audrey Crittenden, Staci Mitchell, Cindy Atkinson, Jacki Mitchell, Crissie Fitzgerald 83 GIDLS VAD ITY VOLLEYBALL c i3N AVD ixA AorrEADvrr Third Row: Monica Watson, Tammy Williams, Kamie Siddoway, Lorie Faulkner, Second Row: Kim Norton, Janet Rider, Crissie Fitzgerald, Jonelle Blazzard First Row: Jacki Mitchell, Trena Rider, Tina Thacker, Wendy Lefler ' a U ii 0 n o o 3- L J? GIDL(S JV VOLLEYBALL GiDF Vv AorrEADvrr Third Row Monica Watson, Donna Ure, Kristin Gines, Shana Page, Billie Jo McNeil, Angela Moya Second Row: Kristen Richards, Jamie Blazzard, Jennifer Rutledge, Jill Leathead, Darci Newcomb First Row Janalee Atkinson, Wendy Lefler, Crissie Fitzgerald, Sherri Rutledge, Kin Madsen llllli SWIM TEAM miW XEVW Bryce Maxell: 3A State 200 I.M. Champion. Top to Bottom: John Scales, Jem McCormick, Jackie Atkinson, Heather Beer, Dan Baker, Christian Staples, Matt Atkinson, -,, Matt Leavitt, Justin Nichols, Toukine Martin, Carrie Crawford, Jessica Sutherland, Justin Gordan, David Nichols, Kathrine Nelson, Bryce Maxell, Coach: Judy Staples, Todd Jorgenson, Jason Atkinson, More leg talk, Mine are smooth- est, I use Daisy! (SWIM TEAM miW XEVW pennies is mv Uvorite- Do the Ness Tea plunge! I just shaved these legs -and look- stuhble! d tenleitold m-t to 87 BOYS TENNIS DOA9 lEMMI ' ? From left first row- John Bethers, Rustin Richard, Jeremy Kearns, Danny Bethers, Jed Frazier, Clay Prince, Back row from left- Travis Jones, Robert Hortin, Chad Peterson, Scott Lassche, Darin Prince, Christian Staples, Kyle Taylor. GIDLS TENNIS CIDP? mViN From left front row- Kami DiStefano, Carrie Crawford, Coach Eric Moser, Trina Smith, Cami Edrington, Back row left- Kendra Badham, Michelle Robertson, Julie Bergen, Janet Lewis, Stacy Badham, Suzanne Ruf. 89 BA SEDALL ii ' i i jr VARSITY BASEBALL J.V. BASKETBALL Sheldon Thompson, Tyler Headrick, Tony Park, Todd Jorgenson, Jus- Jamie Harris, Taigon Worthen, Kyle Jorgenson, Matt VVeller, Clay tin Nichols, Corey Moser, Justin Flygare, Rodney Moser, Jason Allen, Prince. Matt Leavitt, Mikel Edrington, Brandon Mckee, Tony Miera, Cody Bowen, Ryan Stevens, T.L. Eubanks, Darin Prince Coaches: Eric Kyle Taylor. Coaches: Eric Moser and Mark Rose Moser and Mark Rose TDACK GIRLS TRACK Kathryn Nelson, Sherri Rutledge, Shari K. Woolstenhulme, Tracy Ry- dalch, BiUie Jo. McNeil, Knsten Richards, Carrie Crawford, Kami DiS- tefano, Nichole Fuelling, Darci Newcomb, Lora Cummings. Audry Crittenden, Stacy Badham, Anna Lundh, Toukine Martin, Amber Re- millard, Kim Norton, Dena Housel, Jan Johnson, Daralee Roberts, Tammie Williams, Kendra Badham, Jill Leithead BOYS TRACK Troy Taylor, David Rockhill, Tyler Headrick, Jeremy Kearns, Robert Hortin, Jason Hale, Wade Powell, Jordan Louder, Rustin Richard -. Jason Freestone, Logan Powell. Ron Bridge. T.J Coleman. Casey Cole man. Bryce McNeil. John Bethers. Taigon Worthen, Matt Leavitt, Trav- is Lewis, Clint Clegg, Cody Mitchell, Brandon Mckee (SCHOOL LIFE SEQUEL Alive with wonder, excitement and knowledge THE RETURN OF THE BIG CAT THE WORLD ' S GREATFST ATHLETE r ROMEO AND JU TERCHERS TERCHERS TERCHERS TERCHERii 88-89 NEWcS 98-9a ME75(v L BURNING you dr CAfi Garbage, Garbage, i k Everywhere S LVClt F (SENIOD EAPECTATIONcS 9EMIOD EYDEGXVIIOM Jackie Atkinson: In six years, I plan to be operating a Safari company in deepest, darkest Africa- Hanging out with the natives and hunting pygmy ants. Christy Bates: I will be married with no children yet. I will have a good paying job, and I will be driving a Lambourghini. Jennifer Beer: I will move to upstate New York, where I will attend school. After I graduate, I will take Barbara Walter ' s place. Then one weekend while bar-hopping on vacation in Georgetown, I will meet my dream yuppie . I will be happily married to him for 10 years, only to find out on our anniversary that he had plastic surgery before we met, and he is really Brennon Fuelling. Annette Bergstrom: Who knows what to expect??? John Bethers: I will be the captain of the Olympic underwater basket weaving team. Barcelona 92 Angi Bridge: Before our five year reunion, I will have a hit record on the Country Charts, and I will be living in Nashville, Tennessee in the biggest mansion ever built. I will be happily married to a football or basketball star, and we will have twins. I will also be giving charity to every cause that needs it because we won ' t know what to do with all of our money. T.J. Coleman: I ' ll be a guard in the Air Force with two kids and a good looking woman. Martie Covey: I ' ll be happily married to Toby after graduating from UVCC and the U of U with a degree in nursing. Toby and I will be living somewhere other than Utah in a big house, with two kinds, and of course, with lots of money. Casey Cox: In six years, I ' ll probably be married to Trevor. We ' ll have about seven snotty-nosed kids hanging out the windows of our green Oldsmobile fighting over who gets the first Happy Meal at the drive-thru at Mickey-D ' s. Then we ' ll drive back to our four bedroom military issue house on a Marine base in San Diego. Angel DiStefano: I ' ll get married to one of my Mafia relatives, move over to Sicily, Italy, have 10 kids then get divorced. After the divorce, I will attend college in Rome. Nylene Fisher: I ' ll be living in a chalet in the Swiss Alps, married to a rich European ski bum. Together we ' ll be taking each day as it comes. Jason Freestone: I will be happily married to Nicole France and excelling in my career of directing such films as Say No To Drugs , and Take a Bite Out of Crime . I will also be attending the annual K.V.A.A. of ' 89. Brad Georgi: I ' ll be the 1 moto-cross racer in the nation. I will also be returning to the annual K.V.A.A. of ' S . Jason Hale: I will take the great knowledge and social development that I have gained here at South Summit and go out into the world to spread peace and happiness as a heated toilet seat salesman. Tyler Headrick and Mark Rydalch: We will be going for the gold in the 1992 Olympics in the synchronized swimming event, or we will be travelling arround the world blowing up stake centers. Robert Horton: I will take the great knowledge and growth gained from this wonderful institute of higher learning and become a world renowned street bum. Dusty Jorgenson: I will be living in Colorado, as a sheep herder. I will be married to Gina, with 12 kinds, and we will all live off the lamb chops. Todd Jorgenson: I will be the World Heavyweight Champion, getting highly paid as the centerfold in Muscle Magazine Jeremy Kearns: I will move to Mexico where I ' ll help all the Mexicans across the border by means of a hot air balloon. We will cross the Rio Grande River, escaping the border patrol. Melanie Leavitt: I ' ll be a Cbuble Income No Kids with my husband in a beach house in California. Jordan Louder: I will have graduated form UVCC with a degree in auto-body repair, working for twelve dollars an hour while living in a party house with Andy Hawks, Ryan Cox, Chad Jones, Randy Hawks, and Roger Frantz in California. I will be surrounded by house plants while driving my ' j ton Chevy 4x4 and cheating on my wife Lorrie Muir. I will also be returning to Kamas Valley for the annual K.V.A.A. of ' 89. 94 (SENIOD EAPECTATIONc?) 9EMIOD nb CiVllOm Anna Lundh: 1 will be a journalist for National Geographic, or a saxophone player in Tower of Power , or maybe a helicopter pilot, or why not a stuntwoman, that would really be exciting! Cindy Marchant; 1 will be married to Steven, with one kid. 1 will have a good paying job, drive a Corvette, and live in a huge house boat on Lake Powell. Parry Maw: I will he living in the Great White North, working as a lumberjack, feeling ok, about myself, singing songs about my wonderful career and lifestyle. Bryce Maxwell: 111 be living in a beach house in Washington, going to school and swimming. Derek Maxfield: Its a toss up between being a hit-man for the Mafia, or being a lawyer. Marnie McKee In six years, I plan to be a female body-builder hanging out at Muscle Beach scamming on guys. Staci Mitchell: When I return for our five year reunion, I will have graduated from Dixie College. I will have been through enough men to know who Mr. Right is, and I will be successfully decorating people ' s homes, and leading a girl ' s basketball team to victory. Corey Moser: 1 will still be proposing to anything that moves. Justin Nichols: I will be attending a major university outside of Utah. Find me in jail after protesting something the Democrats did or hosting Mutual of Omaha ' s Wild Kingdom. Nathan O DriscoU: After high school, I 11 go into the National Assassination Society, and become skilled in the art of picking off people. After a few of my more notorious hits I 11 retire to the Carribean and have a slow relaxing life as a mercenary. Tony Park: Six years from now, I expect to be six years older and very rich. Chad Peterson: I will replace James Worthy as the starting forward on the Los Angeles Lakers. After retirement I will live in an old Lakers ' Home with James and the whole family. Jennifer Powell: I will probably go to college and then get married sometime, have children, stay home and take care of things there. Wade Powell: After living under a comfortable cement bridge practicing my typing skills for four years, I expect to replace Mrs. Page as type teacher and then strive to become the coach of the Academic Decathlon Team Stephanie Pratt: I expect to start my own religion in which only women can have more than one spouse. I will go to New York and marry all of the Chippendale Dancers and bring them back to Utah so they can support me through college. After I have my degree, I will divorce them and take half of their assets so I never have to worry about supporting myself. Cherimee Prescott: I will be wandering around my house in a robe and slippers with sponge curlers in my hair vegging out because I cant control my many children Rustin Richards: Upon graduation, 1 will work for a year. After which, 1 will move to a monastery, shave my head, and be a monk 1 will raise bees and make honey at the monastery. Trena Rider: I plan to attend the University of Utah where I will be playing volleyball for the Utes . I also will receive a Master ' s degree in accounting and prelaw. I hope to be married and start my own family. I also hope to have a three bedroom brick house. Shawn Sargent: I will be happily married to Teresa Ekblad and excelling in my career of directing such films as Say No To Drugs, and Take a Bite Out of Crime ' 1 will also be attending the annual K. V A A. of ' 89 Shanae Simpson: I will be married to Lynn, have a good paying job and hopefully have a son Tammie Sotenson: I ' ll be living in Salt Lake, married to Bink, with o kids driving mc crary Shannon Swena: I will be working as a topless dancer at the Silver Spur Heather Symmes: In six years 111 probably be on 5th Avenue in New York mingling with the strange, unusual, corrupt, and very rich in the Art World. Ill also be waiting for Jason to come home for Andy Warhol to come back from the dead -— whichever comes first. Michelle Williams: I will be rich, living in Arkansa s with my very sexy cowboy country -.inger We will own a big fancy ranch house and live on a big big ranch with our own lake. (So we can go skinny dipping every day.) 95 (SENIOD ACCOMPLISHMENm TM3MMJQMODDA QOMl Jackie Atkinson: 15 hours Commu- nity Service (Janitorial work), Na- tional Honor Society (12), FBLA (9- 11), Academic Decathlon (11), Girls State, Drill Team (9-12), Swim Team (12), Sophomore Class Presi- dent, Homecoming Royalty First Attendant (12), Seminary Graduate Christy Bates: FBLA (9-12), FHA (9- 12), Drill Team (10), Volleyball (9) Jennifer Beer: FBLA (9-12), FBLA State Secretary (12), Business Ster- ling Scholar (12), Debate and Foren- sics (11-12), Yearbook (12), Cheer- leader (10-12), Drill Team (9), Tap- estry (10-12), Powder Puff Football (11-12), High Honor Roll (9-12), National Honor Society (10-12), Seminary Graduate, Utah Business Week Graduate John Bethers: Tennis (10-12), Track (9), High Honor Roll (10-12), Aca- demic Delaughathon (11), FBLA (10-12), FFA (9), Math and Science Club (12), Swim Team (10-11), Mrs. Sylvester ' s Loyal Student (10), Brennon ' s Admirer (9-12), Powder Puff Drill Team (11-12) Angi Bridge: FBLA (12), Homecom- ing Royalty Second Attendent (12), Tapestry (11-12), Powder Puff Foot- ball (11-12) T.J. Coleman: Football (9-12), Band (9-11), Girl Chaser (9-12), Jr. Jazz (10-11), Good Doer (9-12) Robin Collins: FBLA (0-12), FFA, FHA, Speech and Debate (9-12) Martie Covey Cox: Drill Team (10- 11), Drill Team Secretary (11), Pow- der Puff Football (11-12), FBLA (9- 11), FHA (11) FHA (10-12), Secretary (11), Powder Puff Football (11-12), Journalism (12), Yearbook (12), Honor Roll (12) Angel DiStefano: FBLA (9-12), First in State Free Enterprise Speech (9), Cheerleader (10-12), Powder Puff Football (11-12), Seminary Gra- duate, Music Machine (9), Volley- ball (9), Journalism (10), Yearbook Staff (10), Who ' s Who Among American Students (11) Nylene Fisher: J.V. Cheerleader (9), Head Varsity Cheerleader (10), Cheerleader (11-12), Track (9-10), Powder Puff Football (11-12), FBLA (9-12), FHA (10), Student Council, Honor Roll (9-12), Seminary Gra- duate Justin Flygare: Football (9-12), Jr. Jazz (10-12), FFA (9-11), Class Presi- dent (12) Roger Frantz: Band (O-IO), Chorus (9-10), Football (9-10), Powder Puff Drill Team (11), Wrestling (11), FFA (9-11), Jr. Jazz (9-11) Jason Freestone: Football ( ' ' -12), Basketball (9-12), Senior Class Vice President, FFA (9), FBLA (10), FHA (10-11), Homecoming Royalty First Attendent (12), All-State Football (12), Honor Roll Jason Hale: Football (9-12), Basket- ball (9-12), Track (9-10), Student- body Boys Chairman of Entertain- ment (11), Freshmen Boys Chair- man of Entertainment, Junior vice President, FBLA (10-12), Sound Chaser (10), Music Machine (9), Honor Roll, Who ' s Who Among American Students, Powder Puff Coach (11-12), Friend of Brennon (9-12) Freshmen Class President, Junior Boys Chairman of Entertainment, Football (9-12), Basketball (9-11), Powder Puff Coach (11-12) Robert Hortin: Basketball (9-12), Football (9-12), All-State Football (12), FFA (9), FBLA (9, 10, 12), Pow- der Puff Cheerleader (11), Powder Puff Drill Team (12), Tennis (11- 12), Track (9-10), Friend of Brennon (9-12), Honor Roll (11-12) Dusty Jorgenson: Wrestling (9, 12), Football (10), FBLA (10), FFA (10-12), Jr. Jazz (10-12), Honor Roll (9-12), Seminary Graduate Todd Jorgenson: Football (9-12), Academic Decathlon, Debate Team (9-12), High Honor Roll (9-12), Eng- lish Sterling Scholar Jeremy Kearns: Studentbody Vice President (12), Art Sterling Scholar, Delta Kappa Phi President (12), Basketball Manager (9-12), Track Manager (9-10), Tennis (11-12), Powder Puff Cheerleader (11), Pow- der Puff Drill Team (12), Math and Science Club (12), FBLA (9-12), Gift- ed Art League (10-12), FFA (9), Hon- or Roll (9-10), High Honor Roll (11- 12), Friend of Brennon (9-11), No Friend at Skyline (12), Quill Scroll Melonie Kirkham: Drill Team (9- 10), Rodeo Club (9-12), Freshman Class Secretary, FFA (9-12), FBLA (9-11), Powder Puff (11-12) Melanie Leavitt: Drill Team C), FBLA (9-12), Debate Team (10-11), Powder Puff Football (11-12), Sen- ior Class Girls Chairman, Semi- nary Graduate Casey Cox: Drill Team (9-11), Cos- Tyler Headrick: Studentbody tume Manager (11), FBLA (9-12), Chairman of Entertainment (12), Michelle Leavitt: FBLA (12 (12), Rodeo Club (12) FFA 96 6EN10D ACCOMPLMMENm 9EMIOD VCCOWDrMWEMX9 Anna Lundh; Pep Band (12), Tapes- try (12), Math and Science Club (12), Track (12), Swim Team (12), Honor Roll (12), Powder Puff Football (12) Cindy Marchant: Studentbody Girls Chairman of Entertainment (12), FBLA (9-12), FHA (9-12), FHA Vice President, FFA (9), Volleyball (9), Honor Roll (10-12), Tapestry (10-12), Powde r Puff Football (11- 12) Charles Parry Maw; Track (9-11), Wrestling (9-11), Model U.N. (11), FBLA (12), Quill Scroll (11-12), Seminary Council (12) Marnie McKee: FBLA (p-11), J.V. Cheerleader (9), Varsity Assistant Head Cheerleader (12), Drill Team (10), Track (9-11), Basketball (10), Honor Roll (9-12), Powder Puff Football (11-12), Seminary Gra- duate Staci Mitchell: Volleyball (9-12), Volleyball Team Captain (12), Bas- ketball (9-12), Basketball Team Captain (12), FBLA (9-12), f¥A (Q), FHA (12), Studentbody Historian (11) Corey Moser: FBLA (9-12), FBLA Class Representative (9-10), FBLA Treasurer (11), FBLA President (12), Wrestling (10), Tennis (10), Baseball (12), National Honor Society (10- 12), Academic Decathlon (11), High Honor Roll (9-12), Quill Scroll (11-12), Yearbook Staff (11-12), Yearbook Co-Editor (12), High School Dance Dee Jay (10-12) Justin Nichols: Football (10-12), Track (9-10), Swim Team (9-12), FBLA (9-12), State FBLA Parlimen- tarian (12), Natural Science Sterling Scholar (12), Debate and Forensics Squad (9-12), Todd Jorgcnson ' s only Friend (9-12), National Honor Society, National Honor Society President (12), Save OUie North Committee (11) Nathan O ' Driscoll: Football (9), Honor Roll (12), Womanizer (9-12), Accomplished Moose Poacher (12), Weapon Expert (11-12), Alaska Guide (11), Bare Handed Bear Killer (11-12), Sky Diving (12), Skunk Trapper (12), Black Party Member (9-12) Jayme Pappas: FFA (9-12), FFA Re- porter (11), FFA Vice President (12), FBLA (9-12), Rodeo Club (11), Drill Team (9-10) Tony Park: Football (9), Baseball (12), Powder Puff Drill Team (11), High Honor Roll (12), Studentbody Historian (12), Junior Prom Com- mittee (11), Womanizer (9-12), Ter- ry Parkins Best Friend (12), Semi- nary Graduate, Skunk Trapper (12), Meat (10-12), Jr. Jazz (10-12) Chad Peterson: Basketball (9-12), Tennis (10-12), FBLA (9-12), Gener- al Sterling Scholar, Boys ' State (11), Junior Class President, Senior Class Secretary, Friend of Brennon (9-12), Hi gh Honor Roll (9-12), Powder Puff Drill Team (11-12) Jennifer Powell: FBLA, Powder Puff (11-12), S.S. Rodeo Queen (10), Photogenics (Utah H.S. Rodeo Fi- nalists, 10), National Honor Society (12) Heather Symmes: Volleyball (12), Swim Team (9-11), FBLA (10, 12), Journalism and Yearbook (10, 12), Quill and Scroll (11), Debate and Forensics Squad (10-11), Governors Youth Council (10-12), Chairman of Entertainment (11), High Fionor Roll (10, 12), Spanish Sterling Scholar, Mind over Matter, Impio- visation Troupe (10-12), Seminaiy Graduate Troy Taylor: Football (9-12), Track (9-12), Wrestling (9-10), National Honor Society (10-12), FBLA (10- 12), Senior Class Chairman of En- tertainment, Social Science Sterling Scholar, High Honor Roll (9-12), Homecoming Royalty Third Atten- dent, powder Puff Coach (12) Tina Thacker: Volleyball (9-12), Tapestry (10-12), Music Machine (9), National Honor Society (10-12), FHA (0), FBLA (9-11), Who ' s Who Among American Students, Semi- nary Historian (12), Seminary Gra- duate, Powder Puff (11), South Summit Musical (11), Honor Roll ( -12) Sheldon Thompson: Football (9-12), Sound Chaser (9-10), Powder Puff Coach (11-12), J.V. Basketball, FFA (9-11), Jr. Jazz (11-12) Wendy Todd: Drill Team (9-12), Drill Mistress (12), Studentbody Secretary (12), Freshman Girls Chairman, Class Secretary (10-11), Homecoming Royalty Third Atten- dent, FBLA (0-12), FBLA Treasurer (12), FHA (9, 11), FHA Vice Presi- dent (11), FFA (10), Powder Puff Football (11-12) Michael Wilkesen: Music Machine (9), Jazz pep band C ), Utah Feder- ation for a Drug Free Youth, FBLA (10-12), Yearbook Staff and Photog- rapher, Debate Team, Academic Decathlon (12) Michelle Williams: FBLA (10-12), Cheerleader (11-12), Powder Puff Football (11-12), FHA (12), Chorus C?), Track (10), Drama (P) 97 (SENIOD TRIBUTE XDIDnXE FROM THE f AkEMTS Tonya Knight Tonya is a great pleasure and joy to our family. We trust her completely and has my respect She does all that ts asked of her She can talk me out of anything and into anything She is morally straight and has a good head tor the important decisions m lite Michael Wilkenson First borns are special children They receive more love and attention because they were first But as they grow they get more responsibilities and pressure put on them Sometimes we take alot for granted and may not always show as much love and aitention as we should But, Michael, we are so proud of you and the man you ' ve become It will take alot of strength to face We love you. Mom Si Dad Wendy Todd Wendy, we have missed sharing your senior year but in our hearts you ' ve always been near You ' re so special and of you we ' ve always been proud Your bubbly personality has always stood out in a crowd Follow your dreams, set your goals each day and how we will be behind you every step of the way Wendy we love you ' lustin Flygare lou have accomplished everything we never did We are so proud of you Love, Mom L Dad Christy Bates To our Christy Set your goals high, you can achieve anything you wanr with your determination Stay close to your Father in Heaven May this ending start the best of your many beginnings. We love you and we are proud of you, Mom Dad Michelle Williams Michelle has a special talent for making those around her feel good She is always cheerful and smiling She s always been a good example to us, her family, as well as to others We are very, very proud of her She is truly someone special. We love her Michelle s whole entire family ' ! Corey Moser From a tipsy toddler with short, cropped, blonde hair and big green eyes balancing precariously on each foot as he walks across the lawn, stopping to examine each dandelion and taste the petals To a handsome young man, confident, smiling, a friend fi.i everyone Anticipate each day, the new experiences, new friends, new challenges Accept them, relish them, grow, en)oy. Shanae Simpson Shanae is a hard worker and very dependable She decides what she wants and goes after it She also is very tenderhearted and a big help to us with family Jennifer Beer Your abilities and talents are many, and you meet life with courage and perseverance Your own life will be what you make of it. so act as if it were impossible to fail, and you II discover the wisdom in Emerson s thought This time, like all other times, is a very good one, if we but know what to do with it ' We re proud of you ' Love, Mother and Dad Marnie McKee Marnie is a true humanitarian She really cares about school pride, her classmates and Koes the extra mile to make sure that activities and events are thoroughly organized for the best chance of success Whether a spectator or a participant. Marnie knows and loves athletics, win or lose the class of 89 will always be Marnie s champions, and she will miss them after graduation Marnie stands up for which she thinks is right and will defend anyone or anything if she feels injustice has been done Marnie is a very special person to her family and friends — To know her is to love her love. Mom and Dad Tony Park To our favorite son- We hope your life is full of Trophy hunts One for every challenge you attempt ' Congratulations and Good Luck ' Love, Mom Dad Martie Covey Cox Since the day you were born, you ve brought much joy delight to my life You ve always been quite mature for your age and we ' ve been very good friends because of it :■ been nothing but proud in everything you ' ve ever done I love you very much my daughter. Martie Mom Tj Coleman Tom Alias Tj. Tidge, Tudge, We are so proud of all your accomplishments You are all of the special things that all parents are proud of Through all the years in school all your nicknames you have emerged as a fine person-a fine, caring person Good luck to our fine son : brother Tom, Mary Casey, Clay Shea Jackson Stephanie Pratt. If you can face deal with the future, like you have the past, your hopes and dreams will come true and so will mine ' I Love You ' Mom Jackie Atkinson. You are about to enter a new and challenging phase in your life Keep your goals in mind and work toward their accomplishment. We love you and we are very proud of you. Love. Mom and Dad Anna Lundh, We have loved having you in our home You are a special accomplish much young worr Love. Mom and Dad Atkinson Heather Symmes, As you prepare to enter a more enticing challenging era of your life, we would suggest to you If you don t like areas of your life then change them for the better and improve upon what you now know. For those areas of your life that you think are great, you have this opportunity now to improve upon the good times and make them even better Earnestly seek to enrich the lives of others through your many ta lents You have unlimited potential — your future will be whatever you make it. We know it will be great, because we know you ' re worth Sl.OOO.OCX) Love, Dad Mom Dear Todd Jorgenson, Congratulations ' We re proud of you! As you prepare to leave home remember — It is a fact that about 15% of one ' s financial success is due to one ' s technical knowledge and about 85% IS due to personality and the ability to lead people We wish you success and happiness in your SPIRITUAL, social, and vocational endeavors Tie your shoes, and don t eat yellow snow Love, Mom and Dad Shannon Swena We are proud of Shannon because if she decides to do something, she always does it to the best of her ability She is dependable and we have always been able to trust her It isn ' t every senior you would dare to leave pretty much on their own and feel like you can trust them to make the right decisions about things John Bethers We are very proud your are our son, you have always brought so much happiness into our lives ' Vou have an outstanding ability to put your experiences in life, both good and bad. in perspective and benefit from them You are an intelligent, determined, tolerant, caring young man with many positive character trait that will help you succeed in life We hope and pray your future will be one of happiness, success, goals accomplished and dreams come true Love Mom and Dad Missie Applegate Missie IS a very responsible individual who has not had it as easy as most of the class Through hei determination and hard work she has proved she can do anything. She has alot of potential and we are proud of her Congratulations and good luck ' Nathan O Dnscoll Nathan ' s enthusiasm and love of life always seems to brighten ours Im sure it will touch everyone he meets We are so proud of him and are thrilled with his decision to serve his country We will dearly miss him Love, Mom dnd Dad Mark Rydalch Mark, as your high school days come to a close, we want you to know how proud we are of yout many aLiomplishments ou have always set high goals for yourself and then worked hard to achieve them Even though you experienced a serious injury at the beginning of basketball season, you maintained a cjuiet dignity and went about doing what was necessary to recover We love you and look forward to cheering tor you at the U of U and being part of our future accomplishments Love, Mnm and Dad (SENIOD TDIDUTE EMIOD XDIDflXE FROM THE PAXREMTS Justin we are very proud of you. When you set goals you achieve them You build cohesiveness and pride, you live by the highest standards of honesty and integrity You insist on excellence you share information openly and willingly and you set an example for others We love you very much and are sure your life will be full of happiness and success as you continue to live the standards you have developed Love Mom and Dad leremy Kearns You have been a wonderful son and a )oy to have around Good luck to you in the future Remember to work hard, think positive, and keep your goals high Love, Dad and Mom Sheldon Thompson Sheldon, your dreams came true this being IQSS football champs Not the size of the man but the size of the heart is what counts Now you can be a star in anything you do with the determination you have Set your goals high and reach for the stars David Rockhill As you graduate from high school I thtnk of all the grand times we have had as a family in participating in your school activities with you Those special moments we have enjoyed with you You have achieved many of your goals, and you will always be dear to us As we have cried and laughed together, in your defeats and your victories, we will continue to do so as you pursue those dreams and goals that Mom and I had for you Your very best friend. Dad Chad Peterson Being the last of eight children has made Chad special for us He is fun to be around He IS the life of your house It will certainly be quiet when he leaves tor college We appreciate his pleasant attitude He has always been a good student We know he can accomplish anything he sets out to do in life Cherimee Prescott We are proud of your scholastic ability and your drive to make things happen the way you want them to As you graduate from high sthool. we tommend your efforts and wish you success and happiness in college and all your endeavors We love you. Mom and Dad Angel DiStefano Angel IS a good worker, musitally talented, a loving sistet, enthusiastic, and has a winning smile We appreciate all these qualities We hope she 11 find happiness as she graduates and goes on in life Melanie Kirkham Sam, with your winning smile and deep dimples, you re a |ny your personality and determination you can accomplish anything you set voui mind to Aim high and don t let anything stand in your way to have around Wiih )UI Streak s the world you do in ihe luiure Thank you tot being such a great son and brother Every paten should be as lucky as we have been lo have a son and a friend like you ' We are very proud of you ' All our love. Dad. Mom. Nici. and Heidi Patty Maw We recognize your integrity — and appreciate your efforts in having kept youi school, work and personal schedules on target and your goals in view We see your great intellectual capacities and your problem solving skills developing, and we like what we see We appreciate your exceptional communication abilities with all your friends with young children, parents and grandparents Tina Thacker Tina IS so responsible and self motivating Anything she deudes to do she can do We appreciate the type of student and daughter she is Dallas and |anel ThdLket Trcna Rider Dear Daughter. The last 18 years have been filled with good and bad. an experience we won t fotget You have been irreplacable in helping us raise those who are younger than you We hope you tan accomplish those goals you have set for yourself Your absence will surely be felt in the coming years Wc love you deeply Mom and Dad Dustin Jorgenson As parents of Dusty, we know that if he puts his mind on reaching a goal nothing will stop him He IS a very particular and energetic person We love him and wish the best for him as he ventures out into life Wc hope we have given him great self-assurance and self control Darling Casey You are the type of daughter all parents wish they had We have always been so proud of you There are so many things that could not have been accomplished without your support and hard work Never quit reading, never quit learning tn)oy your life Remember all you ve learned You cannot be replaced Lovingly, Mom and Dad We commend you for eighteen outstanding year- Yout Pdtenl Wade Powell You have developed such a sttong will and chatattei We appreciate you sharing your talents with others You will set your goals high and achieve ihem Your Great ' Jennifer Powell You are special! You have developed the ability to set a goal and at hieve il You work hard and are considerate of others We appreciate youi Tata Prescott Tara is a spei-ial, caring person with maiuntv beyond het years She takes responsibil- ities seriously and is a hard worker She decides what she wants and goes after it We love her very much Rustin Richards It IS hard to believe how fast the years have gone by and thai you are graduating ou have been a loy in our lives as well as trying at times We ate pleased and proud of how you have handled difficult situations that have come your way Always try to improve on the person you aie throughout youi life We ate pioud of what you ate, and what you will become Troy Tayhn We have found these past 18 years with you ones of )OV As yout patents il has been out ]oy to watch you grow and achieve the goals you have set fot yourself, to watch you excel in aiademas and spoils We reioue with you in yout accomplishments and are please with the responsible young man you are How lucky we are to have you as pari of our family lo love, to laugh with, to leach, and to be taught by you Keep an open mind and use youi talents the way you know how to Thanks Bill for being our son Love now and always. Mom and Dad Cindy Atkinson Cindy we thank you for the great example you are to your family and friends You have a heart of gold We are extremely proud of you has we have watched you accomplish many goals you have set Keep up the good work ' Wilh Love, Mom and Dad Tern Shoda You ve grown up knowing tight tiom wrong, and how lo handle yourselt in mosi difficult situations But there may be times in your life when you 11 be faced wiih choues Where the right thing isn t always the easiest and that s when Im praying you II use the best judgment Making the wrong thoicecan be scary and dangerous 1 pray that your eating and loving personality will always shine through and the love that I have for you Love Mom tSmdey W ' Jj V FRESHMEN Atkinson, Barry - 33 Atkin ' ion, Brandon - 33, 54, 81 Atkinson, Cindy - 33, 47, 54 Atkinson, Jason - 33, 77, 86 Atkinson, Ryon - 33, 36 Averett, Greg - 32, 33, 54, 77, 81 Baca, Lori - 33, 50 Badham, Kendra - 32, 3i, 50, 89 Bates, Jill - 33. 47, 50, 52 Blazzard, Brian - 33. 50, 76, 77, 85 Clegg, Clint - 33, 36, 54, 62, 76, 77 Cox, Mac - 3, 33, 54, 76, 77, 81 Crittenden, Ryan - 33, 36, 48 Crittenden, Shane - 33. 54 Crnich, April - 33 Cummings, Lora - 33, 47, 48 Curtis, Abraham - 33, 48 Darcey, Shara - 33, 48, 50, 52 Distefano, Kami - 33, 50, 89 Dixon, J.J. - 33, 36, 54 Edrington, Mikel - 32, 33, 48, 50 Freestone, Wade - 33, 75, 77 Fuelling, Nicole - 33 , 47, 50. 52 Gines, John - 33 Gines, Kristen - 34, 50, 85 Gordon, Justin - 34, 76, 77, 86 Gray, Teague - 34 Hansen, Michelle - 34 Headrick, Heidi - 34, 50 Jorgenson, Kyle - 3, 34, 50, 54, 75, 77, 81 Key, Skip - 34, 3o, 48, 50, 75, 77 Kirkham, Bryan - 34, 36, 54, 62, 77. 81 Knight, Kelly - 34 Leavitt, Stacey - 34, 47, 54 Lefler, Lisa - 34, 47 Leithead, Jill - 3, 16, 32, 34, 50, 85 Madsen, Kimberly - 34, 50, 54, 85 Manderville, Travis - 34, 36 McAffee, Gragon - 34, 48, 50 McAffee, Terell - 34, 36, 54, 62, 76, 77, 81 McKee, Brandon - 34, 48, 50, 76, 77 McNeil, Billie Jo - 34, 47, 50, 85 Miera, Tony - 34, 50, 54, 76, 77 Miles, Cindy - 3, 34, 50 Mitchell, Cody - 36, 47, 70, 77 Mitchell, Steven - 3, 34, 50 Moya, Angela - 34, 36, 50, 85 Newcomb, Darci - 3, 34, 50, 85 Newman, Scott - 34 Nichols, David - 35, 76, 77, 86 ODriscoll, Justin - 35, 7o, 77 Pace, Gina - 32, 35, 47, 50, 52 Page, Shana - 32, 35, 47, 85 Remillard, Ambre - 35, 52 Richards, Kristen - 35, 50, 85 Ricks, David - 35 Ruf, Suzanne - 3, l6, 35, 47, 50, 89 Rutledge, Jennifer - 35, 85 Salonen, Kristi - 26, 35, 36, 48, 50, 52 Sargent, Andrew - 35. 54, 76, 77, 81 Scates, John - 35, 47, 8o Simpson, Kaycee - 35, 47, o2, 75, 77. 81 Smith, Trina - 35, 3o, 47, 50, 89 Stillman, Jennifer - 3, 35 Sutherland, Jessica - 35, 50, 86 Sweatfield, Kenna - 35 Sweatfield, Kenny - 35 Swena, Heather - 35 Ure, Donna - 3, 35, 50, 54, 85 Watson, Monica - 35, 50, 84, 85 Weller, Mathew - 35, 48, 50 Wilkensen, Jacklyn - 35, 36, 50 Williams, Crae - 35, 48 Winn, Amber - 35. 50, 52 SOPHOMORES Allen, Justin - 27, 5d Atkinson, Janalee - 27, 46, 85 Seal, Brian - 27, 50, 75, 76 Beddoes, Tony - 27 Beer, Heather - 18, 27, 50, 51, 44, 40, 86 Bergen, Julie - 27, 50, 52, 42, 43, 4o, 89 Bergstrom, Bart - 16, 27, Bethers, Danny - 3, 17, 2 75, 7e, 88 Blazard, Janelle - 27, 84 Bridge, Ron - 27, 7o. 81 Brydson, Tassie - 27, 50, Burton, Joe - 27, 54 Conger, Scott - 27, 50, 52, 5e, 7b Costanzo, Emily - 18, 26, 27, 52, 42, 43 Crittenden, Leslie - 27, 50 Crittenden, Tifnee - 18, 26, 27, 50, 52, 62, 44, 46 Crystal, Jenny - 27, 52, 42, 43 Edrington, Cami - 27, 42, 43, 4o, 50, 52, 89 Eubanks, T.L. - 27, 54, 75, 7e Fillmore, Garret - 27 Fitzberald, Crissie - 27, 4o, 54, 66, 84, 85 48, 75, 70 ;o, 27, 52, 54, 62 Frazier, Jed - 17, 27, 52, 75. 7o. Frazier, John - 27, 75, 76 George, Shirley - 26, 27, 42, 43, 50, 50 Hansen, Katherine - 27 Hardman, Charles - 28, 75, 76 Harris, Jamie - 28 Jones, Lyle - 28 Leavitt, Matt - 2o, 28, 75, 76, 86 Lefler, Wendy - 28, 48, 50, 84, 85 Lewis, Quintin - 28, 54, 75, 7o Louder, Rodney - 16, 28, 75, 76 Marchant, Jackie - 28, 46, 54 Miles, Robert - 2o, 28 Mitchell, Cameron - 28, 50, 75, 7 Mitchell, Jacki - 28, 50, 84 Mitchell, Paulette - 28, 42, 43, 50, 52, o2 Nelson, Kathryn - 28, 52, 62 Newman, Kirk - 28, 52, o2 Nolen, Heather - 28 Norton, Danny - 28 Powell, Logan - 28 Pratt, Laurie - 3, lo, 28, 52 Prescott, Michelle - 28, 62 Prince, Clay - 17, 26, 28, 48, 50, 75. 70, 88 Rawlings, Teresa - 28 Richards, Don - 3, 28, 50, 75, 7o Rider, Rebecca - 28, 52, 56 Robingson, Jeffrey - 28 Rutledge, Sherri - 16, 28, 46, 50, 85 Rydalch, Tracy - 18, 26, 29, 46, 50, 52 Sargent, David Saunders, Doug Scott, B.J. - 29 Siddoway, Kamie - Smith, Shelly - 29 Snyder, Cody - 29 Stevens, Ryan - 29, 75, 76 Street, Colleen - 29, 52 Taylor, Kyle - 29, 66, 75, 7o, 88 Thacker, Ray - 29, 46, 50, 5o Twelves, Candie - 29 Wild, Josie - 29, 54, o2 Woolstenhulme, Robyn - 29, 52, 48 Woolstenhulme, Shari Kaye - 3, 18, 2o, 29, 44, 52, 5o Worthen, Taigon - 29, 75, 7o Vazzie, Renee - 29, 52 29, 48, 29 75, 7o, 77 29, 50, 84 J 100 JUNIORS Allen, Jayson - 21, 54, 75, 7t Anderson, Danny - 21 Anderson, Robert - 21 Atkinson, Cindy - 21, 24, 4o, 50, 51, CO .Atkinson, Matt - 21, 46, 5o, 86 Atkinson, Melissa - 21 Atkinson, Stacey - 21, 42, 43, 46, 50 Atkinson, Tiffany - 18, 21, 54, 62 Averett, Erica - 18, 21, 24, 42, 43, 50, 54, o5 Badham, Stacy - 21, 4o, 50. 89 Bovven, Cody - 15, 18, 21 Chapman, Sandy - 21, 3o, 53, 60 Clegg, Phil - 15, 21, 65, 75, 81 Coleman, Casey - 21, 24, 76 Cox, Shannon - 17, 21, 42, 43, 50 Crawford, Carrie - 21, 46, 50, 65, 86, Crittenden, Audrey - 20, 21, 50, 06 Crystal, Tanya - 3, 18, 21, 42, 43, 52 Darcey, Mark - 21, 48, 75, 76, 81 Dixon, Shawna - 21, 54 Faulkner, Lorie - lo, 17, 21, 81 Fitzgerald, Rowdy - 21, 54, 75, 76 Gines, Connie - 21, 36 Housel, Dena - 3, 15, 21, 42, 43, 52 Jacobsen, Richie - 21 Johnson, Jan Marie - 3, 22, 24, 42, 43, 52 Jones, Travis - 22, 75, 88 Jorgenson, Jodi - 18, 22, 44, 4d, 50, 54 Knight, Kyle - 22 Lassche, Scott - 15, 16, 20, 22, 75, 7o, 88 Leavitt, Lisa - 22, 42, 43, 50 Leavitt, Wes - 20, 22, 62, 75, 7o Lewis, Janet - 22, 46, 50, 89 Lewi-., Kim - 22, 46, 50, 52 Lewis, Travis - l6, 22, 54, 75, 76 Marchant, Niki - 3, 15, 18, 20, 22, 42, 43, 50, 51, 52 Martin, Toukine - 3, 22, 46, 48, 66, 8o Ma xfield, Sondi - 22, 24, 4o, 54, 5o, McCormick, Jennifer - 22, 4o, 50, 51, o6, 8e McKee, Marcic - 3, 18, 22, 24, 42, 43, 52 McNeil, Bryce - 22 Milliner, Ladonna - 22, 42, 43, 50 Mitchell, Doug - 15, 22, 46 Moon, Ginger - 18, 22, 42, 43, 50, 56 Moset, Rodncv - 22, 24, 48, 06 Norton, Kim - 22, 50, 84 ODriscoll, Jenny - 22, 50, 56 Pace, Ginger - 22, 4o Prescott, John - 22 Prince, Daren - 18, 22, 24, 46, 48, 50, 66, 88 Ricks, Rena - 22, 23 Riddell, Karen - 18, 22, 23, 50, 52, 54 Rider, Janet - 23, 84 Roberts, Daralee - 23, 54 Robertson, Michelle - 23, 50, 52, 89 Sanchez, D.J. - 23, 81 Sargent, Brian - 23, 24, 75 Sargent, Collin - le, 23, 75, 76, 81 Scates, Robert - 23 Smith, Chuck - 23 Staples, Christian - 20, 23, 50, 5e, 86, 88 Stone, J.D. - 23 Street, Tim - 23 Sullivan, Kellie - 23 Thornton, Layne - 3, 15, l6, 18, 23, 24, 56, 81 VanTassell, Marc - 23, 50, 56, 75, 7o Weaver, Brittney - 23 Wilde Trenton - 23, 54, 62, 06, 75, 76 Williams, Tammy - l6. 23, 50, 84 Woolstenhulme, Jeanina - 18, 23, 44, 51 SENIORS Applegate, Melissa - 9, 52 Atkinson, Jackie - 3, 9, 14, 42, 43, 56, 66, 86 Baker, Daniel - 9, 4o, 86 Dates, Christy - 9 Beer, Jennifer - 3, 9, 13, 18, 44, 46, 50, 51, 56, 64, 66 Bcrgstrom, Annette - 9, 50, 5o Bethers, John - 9, 13, 50, 88 Bridge, Angela - 9, 14, 46, 50 Coleman, T.J, - 9, 75 Covey, Martic - Q Cox, Casey - 9, 50, 56 Distefano, Angel - Q, 13, 17, 18, 44, 45, 50 Fisher, Nylene - 9, lo, 18, 44, 45, 50, 56 Flygare, Nylene - 9, lo, 18, 44, 45, 50, 5o Flygare, Justin - 8, 9, 17, 75 Frantz, Roger - 9, 75 Freestone, Jason - 8, 9, 14, 5o, 75 Georgi, Bradley - 10, 81 Hale, Jason - 3, 10, 50, 75 Headiick, Tyler - 3, 10, 14, 18, 5t. 75 Hortin, Robert - 3, 10, 13, 15, 50, 75, 88 Jorgenson, Dusty - 10, 81 Jorgenson, Todd - 10, 50, 64, 75, 86 Kearns, Jeremy - 3, 10, 13, 15, 56, 64, 88 Kirkham, Melonie - 10, 18, 3o, 54, 02 Knight - Toyna - 10 Leavitt, Melanie - 8, 10, 13, 50 Leavitt, Michelle - 10, 50, 54, 56, 62 Louder, Jorden - 10, 16, 75 Lundh, Anna - 10, 46, 48 Marchant, Cindy - 10, 46, 50, 52 Maw. Parry - 10, 50, 56, 65 Maxell, Bryce - 3, 10, 66, 86 Maxfield. Derek - 10, 17, 75 McKee, Marnie - 3, 10, le, 18, 44, 50 Mitchell, Staci - 10, 50 Moser, Corey - 3, 10, 13, 50, 51, 5o, 00 Nichols, Justin - 3, 10, 13, 15, 50, 51, 64, 65, 66, 75, 86 ODriscoll, Nathan - 10 Papas, Jayme - 3, 10, 54 Park, Tony - 10 Peterson, Chad - 8, 10, 13, 15, 50, 88 Powell, Jennifer - 10, 50 Powell, Wade - 3, 10, 50, 5o, 04, 65, 00 Pratt, Stephanie - 10, 5o, o5 Prescott, Cherime - 10, 50 Prescott, Tara - 10 Richards, Rustin - 3, 10, 13, 18, 50, 88 Rider, Trena - 10, 84 Rockhill, David - 12, 14, 75 Rubio, Jaime - 12, 15 Rydalch, Mark - 12, 75 Sargent, Shawn - 12 Shoda, Terri - 12, 42, 43, 50, 51, o4, 65 Simpson, Shanae - 12, 14, 50, 51 Sorenson, Tammie - 12 Swena, Shannon - 3, 12, l6, 17, 18, 44, 50, 54, 66 Symmes, Heather - 66 Taylor, Troy - 8, 12, 14, 50, 54, 06, 75 Thackcr, Tina - 12, 16, 46, 66, 84 Thompson, Sheldon - 12, 13, 15, 75 Todd, Wendy - 12, 14, 42, 40, 51, 53 Weaver, Brandy - 12 Wilkensen, Michael - 12, 4o, 50, 65 Williams, Michelle - 12, 18, 50, 52, 44, 45 101 --1 wm v M fiF -i :- S0uth Summit School Song Mail to our sclwol-iill-ltail, Cet the glorious banners fly. 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