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

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7 Even as we seek within ourselves and the world, w have come to realize that to understand the world is wiser than to condemn it. To study the world is better than to shun it. To use the world is nobler than to abuse it. To make the world better, lovelier, and happier, is the noblest work of man or woman. The beauty of the world and the awesome completeness of the universe remind us every day that God is omnipotent controlling His creations. It is through faith that we are convinced of the immortality and integrity of the soul of man and the potentiality of the individual to attain perfection. Man's accom- plishments have taught us that he can have a great and noble future—faith assures us of that possibility. Therefore, as we go into the world to try to better ourselves, we remember that we are always in the forge, or on the anvil; by trials, God is shaping us for higher things. We hope to reckon any matter of trial that we may have among our gains. Diane Adams . . . quiet . . . studious . . . liked by ell who know her. Monte Allman ... a sincere and devoted friend . . . helped to carry our football . . . wears coddon shirts. Kathryn Albano . . . .loves to lend a helpnig hand in any sit- uation . . . dependable Yvonne Ames . . . always ready for a joke . . . loads of fun . . . would make a good Cook. Jerry Allan . . . Bongo . . . fanatic over cars and drums . . . schools a fad. Nora Ammons . . . possess beaut- iful dark hair . . . flashes a sparkling diamond ... a sweet personality. Wayne Allan . . . does the bop in his sleep . . . Shake- speare move over . . enthusiast. . science Carolyn Avorott . . . has no angles just curves . . . some- one you can confide in .. . very understanding. 15

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PRESIDENT Glen Cherrington you just can'» help liking him . . . ambitious, suc- cessful and attractive. VICE- PRESIDENT Jerry Ollerton . . . ap- pears quiet until he gets wound up . . ■ eager to serve his classmates . . . enjoys skiing. SECRETARY Mary Lynn Blackett . . . full of happiness and lauqhter . . . loval to her beliefs . . . depend- able. TREASURER Sharon DeHeer . . . has just what it takes to make everyone like her . . . does a good job in many offices. 14 SENIORS • ’ i

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Jeannette Averett ... on the quiet side . . . very cooper- ative and easy to get along with. Merrill Barney . . . has a laugh that would distract a normal person ... a per- sonality that's five times his size. Sharon Averett . . . makes living a joy for those around her . . . priceless qualities. Elaine Barton . . . petite and and peppy . . . loves fun and mischief and finds plenty of it. Leonard Banks ... a jovial Thes- pian . . . tall and mysterious . . . a dual persnoality. Neal Beardall . . . goes to Vo- cational School . . . have thumb will travel. Fred Baker . . . He's so quiet you never know what he is thinking about ... it must be good . . . like horses. Gay Bennett . . . Jethro . . . lost without Homer ... a hard, dependable worker. Doris Boyd . . . chose to spend her senior year at S.H.S. . . . brought happiness, friendliness, and a cheery smile. Vickie Carter . . . One in a mil- lion . . . words just don't des- cribe her . . . has many sterling qualities. Judy Bringhurst . . . Marv . . . loads of life and laughter . . . I've got mine. Billy Chadwick . . . the nega- tvie type, you never know what will develop when he's around . . . photographer Robert Brown ... a sharp dresser ... a man7 mind and manners ... 0 oryone's friend. Bill Child . . . takes life his stride ... a friend to1 . . . just found out that exist.