Springville High School - L Artiste Yearbook (Springville, UT)

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mayor . I x . K ' f '-I , -' -. 1 J ,F ff' N' L... ,1 C 5 ff ,QZw?q?n?'ff 'fd 1-44 li , 1 ,, uv-N-N-Jr Q : 1 . , XQf' 5r 5 Q , l L ix Wm X -ffffwfx if-5' xmka . an 4, v, xf-' J ll!-X'0l'YA' .1ll'A'.Yl1ffl,U - It is only at the approach of graduation that we, the students, fully realize how fortunate we are to have un- limited opportunities in the field of Education. such as we have enjoyed the past three years. VVe, who are about to cross the threshold into the house of life, are prepared because we have endeavored to maintain the high stan- dard of scholastic ideals which have always been the achievement goal of the school. As we leave. we wish to express a sincere apprecia- tion to those who have helped ns to progress. May the standard of achievement and scholastic ability always hold the banner of two great colors-the RED and BLUE. -DON HUMPHREY C163

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C uncil 1-:s'fIZ1 ' 'l'ht- count-il nw:-tilig will pluust- uotnu to 0l'dQl' . . . ull lllt-'IlllJPl'1-2' aw present . . . Mr. Bl'0f'khil1lk, is tliero um' lnlsiur-ss you wish to tukv up with the cm111f'il? This is tlw way lNlz1yo1' lion HllIllIDlll'iJy' usually com- Illt'lli't'S vutiiivil xiwt-tiiigs, which ure- held 1-vvry Monday ut Ilziltl. The- 1-num-il this yvztr sm-ellis to lizivv 1'e1r1'use11tt-fl tht- t'I:1r'sl11ntvs ve-ry well in planning out school activities - rlum-vs, zissneliihlies. etc' which have proven suf:vesst't1l tlirmtglmut the year. Council l11m11lw1'su1'e: lltlztyor, limi Humplirvyg .llltlgth Kvlly .lenseng Ser-i'etary, Ilminu VVhitnvyg C0llllClllllt4ll. M -,L U Nl' 51421, fLk ,, ACH ft it A X- Vvnivv l'UllIlill2,I,0ll. Floyd Aiiderson. llolm .le1nkins, Be-12 A f nivv Cll2ld9l'Q lle1n'e:wiitz1tives', Floyd Wing, Lois John- X X Q son, Clifton Amit-rsmi. 'DONNA WHITNICY tl7l x Xt 'A 1 -Q lx f .J ' , J.,--ww-:r tsl.. L xt, , ,, ' - , it,5W'1t- 4 'v' ll kj X X . N , t x' --- , ., t.,-4,--t fx Il' W iw5vXT'l2,-Nvxmir y i'9f7't fir' in Va 'QS .,,A J - H '