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

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Our Classes.. Our excellent library facilities helped us with themes and reports that came up so often. In Senior English we learned about sub- jects of infinitives,’ and that “to he, or not to be, was the big question of Shakespeare's day. Coileen Hansen . . . A s come easy . . . a beautiful voice . . . always with Doris. Nadine Hansen . . . tiny and coy . . . dimpled cheeks and cuate as a bug's ear. Kay Harmer ... his fair play and his ability to get along with everyone has made him a capable judge. Wallace Harmer . . . good looking . . . always driving his car . . . am I really shy? Barbara Harrell . . . Babs . . . tries all the latest styles ... a crazy mixed-up kid. Phillip Harrison ... all state football star . . . always in the middle of school activities. Milton Hatch . . . he's so quiet you never know what he's thinking about ... it must be good. Joyce Hatfield ... as cute as can be . . . love that giggle. Mary Hatfield . . . quiet only part of the time ... as likeable as she is pretty. 25

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Bill Gale . . . dimples hold his smile in place . . . always with Wallace. Jenean Girot . . . one in a million . . . has no trouble sewing a fine seam. Dahl Goble ... no relation to George but just as likeable . . . interests— music, photography and girls. Della Gogarty . . . words just don't des- cribe her . . . never runs down . . . Dear John.” Lynn Gottfredson . . . the negative type; you never know what will develop when he's around . . . photographer. Gary Groesbeck . . . Oh what is so rare as a day out of school? . . . interests? lia Ann Groesbeck . . . Pretty brown hair and dimples . . . always knows the latest jokes. Afton Gurr ... a riot to be around . . . talks like a revolving door ... a soothing voice. Fred Hadlock ... if silence is golden,' my fortune is made ... so quiet you hardly know he's around. Boyd Hales . . . another Liberace when it comes to the piano ... a pros- pective male secretary. Bernice Hall . . . quiet and reserved . . . has many sterling qualities. Roslyn Hall . . . crazy . . . you never know what she'll come up with next . . . snappy cheerleader. Barbara Halverson . . . beautiful red hair . . . plans to be a June bride.

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Tommy Haymond . . . business manager of L'Artiste . . . our class Apollo . . . president of the Pep Club is the only office he hasn't held. Ken Heaps . . . tall, dark and what a clown ... a voice as deep as a bass drum. Raymond Hoffman ... a newcomer to S.H.S. . . . the serious type . . . likes football. Jolene Hooper . . . always with the Mapleton crowd .... sparkling brown eyes. Margene Hurst . . . definitely in shape ... an effervescent bubble . . . the cutest nose. Nan Ette Hyde . . . sparkling ... a toss-up between brains and good looks. Maurine Ivory ... a pretty girl is like a melody . . . has a becom- ing blush. Arline Isaacson ... a walk all her own . . . loves to argue ... a working girl. Connie Johnson . . . beautiful facial features . . .a smile and laugh as soft as a feather. Doyle Larsen . . . always with Richard . . . tall and mysterious. Donna Lee ... no bigger than a whis- per ... a petite cheerleader. Bobby Liston . . . works at LeMar's . . . always digging around in his green Dodge. Camille Livingston . . . beautiful as a camillia . . . songleader . . . what would we do without her? 26