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

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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

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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