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

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Mary Ann Schriever As editor of this book ’ she won the selection: Infinite qualities. strives for perfection. Shirley Smith A happy. vivacious sort. Found Boyd' her favorite sport. Jerry Sermersheim Red hair tops his massive build; In many fields he is skilled. Marilyn Snelson The peppy girl with well-groomed hair; Her singing voice with no others can compare. Helen Sheppard Goes out of her way to try to assist; Of admirable qualities she does consist. Karen Snow In shorthand and type she is a whiz; She'll do very well in the field of biz. Mary Lou Snow A new ‘ Snow fell to earth With her came lauqhter and mirth. Laurel Springer Slender, beautiful. nice as can be- A bright smile is her key. Suzanne Strong Always seems to get a kick out of life: Priceless qualities in Sue are rife. Linda Spalding A peppy lass with beautiful hair; Her crazy antics give her a carefree air. Shirlene Strong Very busy all the while; Seldom seen without a smile. Melvin Sudweeks Enjoys exercising captivating powers: In this line he is no amateur. Kent Tipton Where there's fun. you'll find Kent there; He's a good sport with the blond, blond hair. Elsie Tolino For her high schooling came to Springville. Her short-comings and faults are almost nil. Doug Turner Chief michiof maker of the year; For worryinq teachers he has not peer.

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Kathleen Russell When you hear a Russell you know she's coming: To her many charms boys are succumbing. Grant Simons His voice entertains us with delight; His road from now on will surely be bright. Gloria Sargent Her piano technique puts others to shame: In this field she's certain to win fame. Carol Smith Pretty black hair, short, petite: Carol is a girl who's certainly sweet. Robert Savage A riot for parties. a good worker, too. His abilities reflect on all he does do. Raymond Smith In many activities he's done his part. He's the center of at- traction of a girl's heart. Newell Rigtrup When he's around he'll make you laff- He’s the wheat of life. not the chaff. Elaine Roundy She’s always friendly and very gay. A smile she's wearing every da . Larry Rowland Some girl he’ll soon be hooking. He's so tall, dark and good looking. Karen Roylance A pretty lass. all modesty. With work in class of high degree. With all his talents he has it made: His path to fame is already laid. Her only “Thorn is her name; Being helpful and kind is her aim. Thouqh short and small. is packed with spunk: From a darling deed she has never shrunk.

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Pauline Underwood Beautiful, bright complexion; Good things to her will come. George Weight For good things in iife he'll not Weight. Kind to him already has been Fate. Stephen Wiscombe Carries a Combe to keep his hair neat- Life never will hand him defeat. Susie Valdez Long black hair, pretty, short; Does everything of good report. Larry Weight In orchestra enjoys playing a bass: In the music world he'll find his place. Mike Woodward Always a whistle on his lips; Brain of the school, loaded with gu ps. Marlene Warren The more you know, the more you like Marlene; Her pretty face is like a queen's. Saundra Weight Kind deeds are the kind of seeds she’s sown. The type of girl you’re glad you’ve known. David Westman Hey, let s qo West. Man; Is a vocational school fan. JoAnn Watts Watt, JoAnn, yes I know her; Of goodness and luck she is a harbinger. Lynn Whiting Good looking . . . Oh, so smart. Never fails to do his part. Linda Young Her helping hand is often lent; All her hours are very well spent. Barry Weight Beats those drums like nobody's business. Notice, too. how sharp he dresses. Tommy Wilson A boy who says things right to the point; Friends and himself ho seldom will disappoint. Terry Young Tinkering with cars is his favorite sport; And he thinks girls are a wonderful sort.