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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1962 volume:

tszc sO £- ?. 7?zg- a-zz v hzz d z j%g, 2£ Y A dt' d ‘ y JUZS MdUs UX ,rrzg vS2d772 -?S U2 dd2 y ? jz s 6 Advisor Advisor GRANT CLYDE MARGARET PEHRSON Printed by Art City Publishing Company DL ancient Cjreeh wad master oj his wor tJ. M a cli ieved g rea t- nedS in his graceful architecture, hid dramatic ivorhs of art, and in hid philosophies of fife. . Uii mind could underdtanc the lawd of this im- univerde; hid Spirit could discover its beauty. We, lib tb ancient Cjreeh, can contribute Something of fasting mende th. through participation in our dances, School plays, assemblies, thlet ic events, and even our daily class ivorb, ive can strengthen the tradition and Spiri t that is Springvilie Jdiyh. JheSe things will a L wor a develop our persona I achievement and understanding, preparing us to stand as the Cjreeh, master of our won Mil Mn 1 1 ii. r r r r r r r r r r r r r r r r r r r r r r r r r r r r r r r r ...—.— £ Becky Turner Editor Vicki Hatch Art Editor L'ARTISTE The yearbook staff members, working as industriously as the an- cient Grecian writers, have endeavored to bring you a yearbook that will long be re- membered. Betty Goodsell Assistant Editor Alan Taylor Assistant Business Manager Steven Bird Assistant Art Editor Allan Swenson Business Manager 4 The staff gets some pointers from Vicki. David Finley Sophomore Representative Margaret Pehrson Advisor Grant Clyde Advisor Marilyn Ashcraft Copy Editor John Blanchard Sports Editor Dianne Clyde Feature Editor “There is only one good, that is knowledge; there is only one evil, that is ig nor ance.” —Socrates The most prominent member of our graduating class this year is our beloved principal, Mr. Paul K. Walker. Since this is his last year at Springville High School, we would like to take this opportunity to ex- press to him our gratitude tor his long years of devoted service. As we look at Mr. Walker's life, he reminds us of the great Grecian scholars of long ago. He, like they, has used wisdom in making his de- cisions. He has borne without com- plaint the many responsibilities that a principal must bear. He has had experience in the classroom which has given him added insight into our problems. Mr. Walker will now retire to a well-earned rest and his lot will be as the lot of the great Grecian philosophers, poets, and scholars; he will be immortalized in the minds of those whom he has lead at S.H.S. t E OKATI ON 8 51 Lg 51 51 L5] S Ls] S 5] 5 3 Bryan Burt Studentbody President Susan Friel Studentbody Secretary David Palfreyman Studentbody Vice President 12 COUNCIL Back row: David Palfreyman, Mike Groneman, Linda Wightman, Carol Greenhalgh. Second row: Vicki Chesnut, Bryan Burt, Dianne Bills. Front row: Susan Friel, Ann Child. HOME ROOM REPRESENTATIVES Back row: LaVar Frandsen, George Hall, Joe Rich ins, Terry Hjorth, David Poulson, Lanny Daybell. Second row: Allen Young, Steve Curtis, Ricky Child, Linda Kientz, Cheryl Anderson, Kent Creer, Reed Barker. Front row: Kathy Rowiand, Colleen Crandall, Evelyn Warren, Cheryl D. Smith, Karen Gill, Carrol Neil, Vicki Chesnut. 13 Darlene Amott P.E., Health, Driver Training Harold Bartlett American Problems Fenton Billings Electronics, Woodwork, Crafts F A V LT Y Stanley Burningham Mechanical Drawing, Art Merrill Carter English, Speech Springville High School is very lucky in having this choice line-up of faculty members. They have borne good-naturedly our jokes and puns about them. Even though we do joke about them we realize how much the success of our high school years depends upon their efforts to advise and help us. So even if we never say it again, we would like to say now, Thanks for all that you have done for us, faculty. Grant Clyde Type, Yearbook Alan Gardner American History, Business Law Alma Garrett Algebra I, Coach 14 Kenneth Goates English Douglas MacArthur History, American Problems Joe Martinez P.E., Health, Driving, Coach Harmon Hatch Orchestra Ardis Killpack Homeliving, Clothing “Knowledge is the food of the sold.” — Plato Bennie Killpack Biology, Coach Clyde Lundell Algebra, Physics, Chemistry Elaine McMeen English Glenn Montague Choir, History, Band Margaret Pehrson Library, Yearbook 15 Wayne Saunders Eli Tippetts Lola B. Weight Boyd Wilson Biology, Physiology English Office Geometry. Trigonometry, Science 16 Custodians Frank Cranmer Leo Hone SCHOOL PERSONNEL Cooks Eileen Birr! Vera Waite Audeen Gunderson Elizabeth Bird Nellie Brown 7 IA$ E5 EIETISJ13151515E15151515H15M151515151515151515 Carol Ann Allan Likes horseback riding . . . a reader . . . good voice for dramatics. Diana Alleman A peppy cheerleader . . . never runs down . . . keeps everyone near her happy. Marilyn Ashcraft Appears quiet until you know her . . . always mak- ing things happen. Ron Alvey Definitely handsome ... a star athlete, friendly and courteous to all. Benny Averett Used to be shy . . . but now? . . . Who knows? Happy smile. Gary Averett Freckles and . . . wait a minute, no red hair! . , . Does pantomimes. Stephen Bagley Mischievous as an elf . . . lots of restless energy in this small package. Doesn't say much ... an artist with leather . . . nice and friendly Ernadean Banner Plays accordian well . . . works for perfection, good typist . . . willing to help. Roger Bargar Psychologically inclined . a real card . . . has e booming voice. Dean Bardsley Quiet manner but hilarious when he unwinds . . . has a good tenor voice. Armel Beardall Oh that deep voice! Works hard at doing his part on assemblies. David Beardall Goes to vocational school. Tall and very friendly . . . Sincere in his desires. Donald Biesinger Works hard at any task he sets his mind to . . . plays the drums well. CLASS OF '62 Clark Biggs Outstanding wrestler . . . has a lot of potential . . . loves night life. Barbara Bird Never seen without Leon . . . really a scream . . . more than enough energy. Mary Jane Bird Everybody's queen ... ha beautiful long hair, host o friends and activities. John Blanchard Athlete at S.H.S. . . . the sports editor for yearbook . . . a good student. Judy Blanchard A million laughs . . . has something to say about everything. Larry Blanchard Un buen amigo . . . track star . . . slim and dark; quiet but not bashful. Wendall Booth Reads hot-rod stories con- tinually . . . can be very funny. Dianne Boyer Treasurer of Pep Club . . joins many organizations . . wears contacts. Bryan Burt Everybody likes our stud- entbody pres. . . . likes to talk does; enjoys sports. Vaughn Bushman A real brain . . . works in F.F.A. . . . dependable as the day is long. Linda Child Devere Childs SENIORS Loree Castlefon Pleasing way and a quiet manner . . . good stenog- rapher . . . tall, slender. Carol Chadwick The picture of serenity . . . pretty hair . . . lots of fun to know. Josephine Boyer Polite to everybody . . . nice . . . loves to sew and cook. Terri Boyer A quiet beauty . . . you never know what she is thinking about. Zina Bramali Left us for awhile . . .now she's back . . . with a diamond. Donna Breuninger A talented artist . . . sweet and feminine . . . beautiful golden hair. Ray Brown Distinctive laugh . . . looks studious, but is he? . . . easy to get to know. Ron Canto Eat. drink, and be merry; tomorrow's school ... a sharp dresser. Norman Carter A fairly new addition at S.H.S. . . . tall and mys- terious ... a tease. Redgie Child Full of the ....! ... al- ways under the hood of his car. Jane Childs Shapely . . . can really spin yarns . . . nice fea- tures . . . peppy. Robert Christensen Leadership ability ... in- telligent . . . kind when he wants to be. Mary Lu Christiansen Deceiving innocent appear- ance. Can't decide to be good or have a good time. Dianne Clyde Beautiful smile, abilities t do most things well . . surprising. '62 CLASS OF Norman Cole Is a jolly ol' soul . . James Cragun Likes chemistry and phys- ics .. . knows parliamen- tary procedure: talkative. Karen Cox A Steno whiz . . . was one of the few long hairs . . . nice as she is quiet. David Crandall On the safety council . . . Can be seen driving his car often. Steve Curtis Definitely a woman’s man . . . good looking . . . ne- ver a dull moment. Lots of fun . . . always with the boys. Kenneth Fackrell Short and good looking . . a red head whose disposi- tion doesn’t match his hair. Joe Ferran Jose . . . easy to get along with ... has an Olds. Scott Dotson Dennis Drake Lois Erickson Crazy . . . would rather spend her time away from school . . . full of life. Paul Eves Another FFA blue ribbon winner . . . really a nice guy. Works hard always. Moved to California . . . A real brain behind that handsome exterior. Darrell Erickson friend to all . . . excel- ent tennis player; always villing to help: handsome. Drives teachers and girls to distraction . . . definite- ly friendly, a little devil. Kay Cutler Ploys bosketball well . . . Another of our quiet stud- ents . . . tall. Bonnie Damico Jet black hair?? Can be daring at times. FHA offi- cer ... a real character. Russell Davies Always has a Spanish Fork girl in his car . . . loves to tease . . . crew-cut. Lanny Daybell Loved by all the girls . . . pleasing way . . . Catch me if you can. Milton Diamond President of FFA ... in- terested in agriculture . . . blue ribbon winner. Randy Eberhard A real asset to SHS . . . Preston? You bet. Has athletic abilities . . . girls? Don Elclcer Agriculture is his interest . . . idolized by junior high girls . . . good looking. Walter Fischer Kay Frandsen Our German student . . . Quietly efficient ... she really goes for wrestling: works hard for the seniors interesting talker . . . fun. ... a truly sweet girl. CLASS OF ’62 Susan Friel Clyde Gabbitas Our capable studentbody Always under his car . . . secretary. Abilities match likes to be with the boys: beautiful hair . . . friendly. shy till you get to know him. Carma Giles A real doll with bubbling sense of humor; genuinely frendly to all . . . worker. Karen 0lll ling eyes; trys for the best. Never seen without her smile; keeps those around her laughing. SENIORS Vicki Hatch Pat Hall Gary Hardy A real joker . . . anything for a laugh . . . fun when you get to know him. Boyd Hansen Hide me quick, I see a girl! Very intelligent . . . likes sports like baseball. Susan Harmer Sweet as spun sugar . . . beautiful hair; looks well- groomed . . . cheerleader. Always neat as a pin . . . friendly president of the Pep Club . . . sincere. Art editor . . . her smilinc eyes seek out the boautifu in life . . . active student Mack Hatfield Quietest of the quiet . . . blond hair . . . likes the girls from Orem. Terry Hjorth What a tease . . . life wouldn't be the same with- out him: dramatic abilities. like a model . . . funny . . . beautiful dark hair. Keith Ivory Always friendly . . . musi- cal abilities ... a real leader . . . often witty. CLASS Connie Jackson Small and dainty . . . long brown hair . . . extremely quiet and reserved. OF ’62 Pretty as an Iris. . . . more than a little crazy: has many friends. Ted Johnson A real nut; wild dancer . . remarkably friendly and easy to get along with. Vernal Kennedy Vocational school is where he gets his education: fair and square with everyone. Ronald Law Linda Lamb Our spirited head cheer- leader . . . naturally blonde hair . . . steno whiz. Football and track are his delights: intrigued by the soph, girls; likes himself. Comes to us from New York . . . pretty as a pic- ture: a real addition here. SENIORS Russell McKenzie John McDonald Margaret Mayne Another working boy . . . no relation to Old Mac' . . . easy going. Caroldine Mason Sings in the choir . . . off- icer of Thespians . . . good dramatic ability . . . kind. Linda Mason Hair changes color with seasons active in speech; interesting talker. Co-editor of Red Blue Review . . . went to Chi- cago with 4H project. Plays violin and piano . . always presents his ideas outstanding scholastically. Leon Lee Extremely good looking . . sharp dresser . . found a girl that fits his fancy. Rena Lowe Susan Litster Red headed soprano like her sister . . . has gift of gab . . . scores of friends. Robert Livingston Senior class pres. ... is every girl’s dream; hand- some and intelligent. Arnold Loveridge Springville's answer to Ein- stein . . . gets part of his education at the Y. Petite . . . soft spoken . . loves to do hair for people . . . nice to know. CLASS OF’62 Alan Mecham [Always putting around in pis tote-gote . . . girls want to get better acquainted. Sam Metcalf Plays a mean sax . . . has a twinkle in his eye ... a likeable person. Bill Miller Whenever there's trouble brewing, he's in the mid- dle . . . sharp dresser. Janet Miller Has many cute clothes . . . School, what's that? . . . pretty. Robert Miner Does his boyish grin sug- gest anything? ... A real personality kid. Shirley Miner Efficient typist . . . likes to play the piano and her hobby is cooking. Diane Naylor Twinkling eyes and a spark- ling smile . . . officer of Thespians . . . loads of fun. Carrol Neil A cut© blond© . . . sweet- est of the sweet . . . lovely voice . . . Doug's own. Is she really as quiet as she seems? A good listener . . . gentle mannered. Dean Nelson Always with the boys . . . Sharp dresser . . . gets his eight hours in class. John Patrick There’s always something developing when he's a- round . . . often surprising. Paul Peterson On the ball—football, bas- ketball and baseball . . . girls adore him. JoAnn Paulson Has many fashionable clothes . . . Mr. Bartlett‘s protege' . . . dimples. Paul Prothero Finds his fun in sports and hunting . . . sincere and kind . . . likes sophomores. Gloria Peterson No bigger than a whisper . . . can be recognized by her giggle: cute peppy. Lloyd Perkins Enjoys life . . . goes to Provo to vocational school . . . a quiet friend. Mary Parker A female Liberace . . lovely voice . . . tall, slen der and very pretty. Robert Ogilvie Arvid Oakley Watch the birdie” . . ex- cellent photographer . . . showed talent as Thespian. Hails from Mapleton . . . deceiving appearance . . a real nice Jcid. David Palfreyman Cheryl Ollerton She’ll try anything: wears short skirts . . . possesses a great thinking capacity. Pat Ollerton A giggle that drives teach- ers to distraction: likes out- of town boys: pretty eyes. ' Silent'' men make the best judges; intelligent . . . likes math; goes for soph, girls. J. R. Peay If it's fun, count me in.” Springville's featherweight; in assemblies and plays. Brenda Quarnberg A very pretty smile . . . nice features . . . always a good worker. Jimmy Pulsipher Senior boy crowd presi- dent” . . . enjoys eating and resting. Nola Pehrson Daisy Mae” . . . blonde hair, brown eyes . . . likes boys and fun and boys. CLASS OF '62 Gail Rayburn Janelle Riding If you don't know her you Proves that gentlemen pre- don't know what you are fer blondes ... an effic- missing . . . funny. ient organizer and leader. Helen Robinson Happy-go-lucky . . . likes to read and draw . . .en- joys a good time. Jim Robertson Kathy Rowland Blue contact eyes . beautiful red hair . cute bundle of tricks. Ellis Russell So quiet you never know what he's thinking ... it must be good, though! Wilson Selte Willing to try anything once . . . good artist; worked hard on Jr. Prom. Margaret Schreiner Musical abilities to match t her famous uncle . . . co- r editor of school paper. r Really likeable ways . . . smooth dancer . . . looks for perfection; girls' man. Margie Strong A strong sense of humor . . . hair that curls by itself . . . friendly. Steven Strong Tall, and what a build . . r a real clown . . . one ol our star sportsmen. Margene Thomas A smile for everyone . . . shy . . . willing to help anyone anytime. John Thorn A blush like a sunset . . oh so tall and blond . . a working boy. Carol Tanner A clock that never runs down . . . artistic abilities . . . likes her friends. Roy Tamietti Solid hunk of muscles football and wrestlinc his specialties. Paul Tanner Likes out-of-town girls surprisingly funny . . . math and science. Hal Sheppard Keeps teachers awake . . . mischievous little devil . . . can make anyone laugh. Wayne Shipley Why sleep at night when you can sleep in class . . . Goatee anyone? Husky. Dalene Simmons Knows just how she wants things done . . . talks a blue streak, sings in choir. Marilyn Barney Sorry boys, she's got her man . . . long, long hair . . . queenly. Juanita Stewart No one can be as much fun, cute, and confusing all at once. Susan Sumsion [Short and bubbling over with fun ... an all-around swell girl. Allan Swenson Alert business manager . . SHS’s miler . . . always has a grin . . . all-American. Becky Turner Sandra Tuttle Auburn hair . . . capable L'Artiste editor . . in every- thing, does everything. Flaming red hair . . . blue eyes and a coy smile . . . sweet. SENIORS Jim Vincent Ronald Webb Kennelh Webber Thinks he has all the ans- wers: probably does. Foot- ball player . . . big build. Possesses a wry sense of humor . . . tall . . . curly hair. Silence is golden, doesn' let things bother him . . a good friend to have. If it's fun, I'll be there . . . pretty hair . . . doesn't look normal without a smile. w Carolyn West Ruth Wenfz Has at least one finge every pie Lynn Weight Mischievous twinkle in his eyes . . . you never know what he'll think of next. der in capable lea- beautiful cheerleader. What a giggle . . . flirta- tious . . . always clever . . . short and vivacious. Doug Weight Sings bass in the choir . . blond curly hair . . . uses his abilities well. OUR SENIOR RINGS 34 Lynda Wilson Quiet . . . always sees the bright side . . . artist and seamstress. Kay Lynn White They just don't come any nicer . . . quiet, efficient, and neat. Ed Wiscombe Shy smile . . . quiet type: hails from Mapleton. . . . a real nice guy . . . Kathy Wood Jet black ha r that curls by itself . . . takes life in her stride. Carl Wiley Always with the boys . . . surprising to those who know him. Me Woodhouse A very talented piano play- er .. . aided in the Sen- ior Hop assembly. mm Sid Whiting Tall and the silent type . . Outstanding in sports . . . Girls? You betJ Pat Whitney A fashion parade all her own: definitely in shape: high soprano voice. Pete . . . always seen with his hot rod. If there's a party he'll be there. Judy Wiscombe Treasurer Mike Farrer President Alan Curtis Vice President Jeanne Barney Secretary Tim Allan David Andreason Lark Allen Susan Baiiey David Allman Jeanne Barney Diana Allred John Bartholomew Wallace Alvey Leah Ann Bartlett Richard Anderson Robert Bartlett Sharon Beardall Judy Beck Harold Bigg Jack Bird Raymond Bird Steven A. Bird CLASS OF ’63 Stephen Bird lla Burrows Ann Childs Tommy Bona Gene Carly Susan Christensen Carolyn Booke Elwood Cartwright Venice Christensen Connie Brailsford Danna Chapman Barry Clements Lauree Brinkerhoff Deanna Bryan Agnes Chidester Richard Child David Clements Ronald Cole Ronald Cook Rulon Condie Martha Craig Coleen Crandall Alan Curtis Stephen Dalton JUNIORS Karen DeGraw Mike Farrer Charles Gale Carol DeHeer Richard Featherstone Betty Goodsell Roy Devenish Bonnie Ferris Fred Graves Don Eldredge Clara Frandsen Mike Groneman Dennis Engle Linda Freeman Merrill Hales Marsha Erickson Johnny Gabbitas Allen Hail Lynn Hall LaCell Harmer Brian Harward Ron Harward Creed Haymond David Herbert CLASS OF ’63 Clair Hicks David Houser Mary Huff Robert Hulce Carol Jackson Howard Johnson Lynn Jeffers Barbara Jessee Marian Johns Barbara Johnson Dennis Johnson Larry Johnson Linda Johnson Linda Johnson Linda Kay Johnson Wayne Johnson John Kaufman Pamela Kerby Jim King Bob Knight Mary Kay Lawrence Dale Lee David Lovell Pauline Luster JUNIORS Candy Mann Jack Mitchell Geraldine Newby Eddie Mellor Steven Mock Carma Nielson Josephine Miller Dea Montague Lona Noakes Douglas Miner Elliott Murphy Julie Oldroyd John Miner Lucille Miner Kent McAllister Judy Newbury Kathy Orr Sammy Ostler CLASS OF ’63 Gary Peirce Michael Richmond Terry Roylance Allan Pennington Don Rigtrup Susanne Ruff Judy Peterson David Robinson Ralph Rupp David Poulson Rebecca Roper Jay Russell Jerry Pulsipher Lynn Roundy Charlene Sanderson Clark Redford Gary Rowland Bill Schouten Julie Seal Roland Senior Marie Shepherd Ronald Sherman A Elden Slater Cheryl Smith JUNIORS i Cheryl D. Smith Harold Stuart Toni Taylor Jim Spalding Terry Swanson Rita Thorpe Leslie Stewart Kathie Talbot Valerio Twelves Steven Stewart Alan Taylor Darwin Vincent Douglas Strong Fred Taylor Dean Warren Mary Strong Lois Taylor Ronald Westhoff CLASS OF ’63 John Williams Steve Wolsey Rosann LeRoy Lynn Wilson Christine Woodward Gary Sheppard Roger Wilson Judie Wright Paul Thorpe Alan White Sue White Ann Whiting Laraine Wing Judy Wiscombe Larry Wright Paul Wright Connie Whiting Sharon Whiting Charlene Whitney Ron Witney Bill Livingston Tom Jackson President Pat Stewart Treasurer Peggy Singleton Vice President Mary Ann Simmons Secretary Grace Banks Ann Barker Diane Bartholomew Ray Young Mary Beals Dianne Bills Ann Bishop Marilyn Bowles Sherry Carlson Sharon Chadwick Kathleen Beardail Stephen Bills Anita Blanchard Leta Boyer Gary Carter Stephen Cherrington Neil Bennett Sharon Bird Judy Bonner Gene Brown Elaine Castleton Sue Chesnut 45 SOPHOMORES Joan Christensen Joy Clayson Carol Clement Dianne Colby Cyril Crandall Jim Crane Steven Ciark Gary Clement Eileen Cloward Keith Coleman Melanie Crandall Mary Cragun Kent Creer Eugene Drake Larry Joe Elmer Maylon Fackrell Jerry Ford Bonnie Frost Douglas Curtis George Eddleman Douglas Erickson Adelina Ferran Pamela Forshee Terry Frost Glen Deeben Susan Eldredge Robert Erickson David Finley LaVar Frandsen Rodney Fullmer 46 SOPHO Susan Gill Susan Gardner Arlene Greenhalgh Phyilis Hall Joe Halverson Gloria Hansen Mary Gonzales Norma Lee Grant David Gunn Suzanne Hall Kay Lin Hanks Marianna Hanson MORES Tommy Harmer Jud Harward Richard Hatch Michael Holley Ann Hutchings Connie Jacobson Carl Harris Carolyn Hatch Eldon Hjorth Susan Holdaway Melvin Isaacson Shirl Jackman Susan Jackson Cindy James Ricky Jensen Donna Johnson Terry Kill pack Dan Kunze Tommy Jackson Roger Jameson Lorraine Judd Brent Johnson Clark King Pat Lindsay Ronald Jackson Clair Jensen Brenda Johnson Dianna Kappas Carol Ann Kreth Dennis Lisonbee 47 SOPH Byron Lovell Keren Marshall Denise Maland Marie Miller Rex Miner Shirene Mortensen Kathy Lynn Robert Martin John McKenzie Myrna Miller Richard Miner Jay Mortensen Robert Mace Marie Mason Douglas Miller Dorothy Miner Ray Morgan Linda Mortimore JoAnn Mucha Barbara Naylor Glen Newbury Ann Ogilvie Vicki Ortega Linda Ostler Ambrose Navasie Connie Neil Jane Newman Julie Oakley Janet Ostler Richard Ollerton MORES Kathy Pabst Robert Palfreyman Diane Peirce Gordon Peterson Patty Porter James Ratos Bruc? Packard Michael Paxman Ronald Perry Donna Pratt Patsy Quarnberg Janet Rayburn Paul Reese Dale Robertson Brent Roylance Merlene Schreiner Vera Schubaclc Wayne Shurtleff Roger Reid Dennis Robinson Lee Russell Ross Schriever Prankia Shipley Mary Ann Simmons Patsy Robbins Mary L. Rodriquez Dianne Savage Paul Schuback Sandra Shipp Peggy Singleton V - Wayne Smart Linda Stevenson John Stokes Judy Swanson Janet Tanner Ray Thorn SOPHOMORES Bill Snyder Charles Stuart Wayne Stone Lee Taylor Gienna Tipton Betty Torrance Bonnie Steel Pat Stewart Neil Strong Mary Lou Taylor Stanley Tipton Kay Tucker Michael Vincent Marsha Watts Nancy Weight Susan Williams Gordon Wilson Chris Wright Anna Lee Watts Evelyn Warren Merrill Weight Connie Wilson Calvin Wright Allen Young Marilyn's masterpiece wows them! 51 Future Chemists??? E51S15H15I5151515151515H1515 FRONT ROW: Rebecca Roper, Janolle Riding, I la Burrows, Coleen Crandall, Judy Wiscombe, Noia Pehrson, Mary Parker, Carma Giles, Becky Turner, Carrol Neil. Barbara Johnson, Susan Litster, Mary Jane Bird, Martha Craig. SECOND ROW: Susan Chris- tensen. Dalene Simmons, Linda Kientz. Rulon Condie, David Houser. Ricky Child, Dea Montague, Brian Harward, Alan Taylor, Douglas Miner, Creed Haymond, Barbara Jessee, Sue White, Susan Friel. THIRD ROW: Pat Whitney, Caroldine Mason, Carolyn Booke, Mike Farrer, Keith Ivory, Lynn Wiison, Douglas Weight, Richard Featherstone, Leslie Stewart, Dean Bardsley, Steven Dalton, Larry Johnson, Gary Peirce, Dianne Boyer, Christine Woodward, Linda Johnson. A APPELLA OFFICERS FRONT ROW: Janelle Riding, publicity chairman: Keith Ivory, president Mary Parker, librarian; SECOND ROW: Carma Giles, secretary Dianne Boyer, alto rep- resentative; Becky Turner, histor- ian; Carrol Neil, social chairman. THIRD ROW: Douglas Miner, tenor representative- Larry John- son, social chairman; Douglas Weight, bass representative: Lynn Wilson, manager. Not pictured: Pat Whitney, soprano represen- tative. 54 Singing Chrisimas carols under the stars is twice as much fun. Another Concert The a cappella choir was very thrilled to be invited to sing at the World's Fair in Seattle. Even though much hard work was spent pre- paring for concerts, their main goal was to be at their best to sing at the fair. Their parties and fun are hard to top because of their leadership and follow-through ability. Working together as this organization does, much can and is accomplished throughout each school year. Glenn Montague director No, the Russians haven't invaded, it's the a cappella hayride getting under way. Eating is always a pleasant way to end an evening. 55 FRONT ROW: Diane Coiby, Susan Jackson, Dorothy Miner, Julie Seal, Marilyn Bowles, Patsy Robbins, Bonnie Steele, Carol Clem- ents, Anna Lee Watts. Pauline Luster, Karma Averett, Mary Beals, Melanie Crandall, Barbara Naylor, Linda Ostler, Nancy Weight, Sherry Carlson, Mary Lynn Rodriguez. SECOND ROW: Anita Blanchard. Nila Norwood. Carol Baker. Donna Pratt, Ann Bishop. Diane Savage, Susan Gardner, Bruce Packard. Elliot Murphy, Gerald Althouse. Cyril Crandall, Douglas Curtis, Dennis Robinson, Diane Peirce, Susan Hall, Brenda Johnson, Mary Ann Simmons, Eileen Cloward. Sue Chesnut, Judy Swanson. THIRD ROW: Ann Ogilvie, Susan Gill, Jeanne Allen, Linda Stevenson, Judy Peterson, Sandra Shipp, Kathleen Beardall, Karen DeGraw, Grace Banks. Tommy Jackson, George Althouse. John McKenzie, Jerry Ford, LaVar Frandsen. Dianne Bills, Patty Porter, Susan Holdaway, Glenna Tipton, Evelyn Warren, Arlene Greenhalgh, Gloria Hansen, Jan Tanner. A Af l £LLA FRONT ROW: Dianne Bills, accompanist: Bruce Packard, president: Dianne Savage, secretary. SECOND ROW: Mary Lynn Rodriguez, treasurer; Judy Swanson, social chairman; John McKenzie, social chairman. OFFICERS OFFICERS FP . Janelie Riding, historian: Sue Chesnut, secretary: Susanne Ruff, project chairman Ruth Wentz, party chairman 5ECOfiPL.RSW: Fred raylor vIce Presiden Steven Bird, pres!I dent; Vicki Hatch, treasurer. ART LVfc The Les Beaux Art Club was reorganized for the second time in October of 1961. Several social functions were held during the year. The club sponsored a fund-raising project of selling Red Devil pennants. They put on their assembly in March. The purpose of the club is to spread culture and an appreciation for art. We hope as a club that we might in some small way help to keep Springville the Art City. FRON ROW: Ruth Wentz. Janelie Riding, Suzanne Ruff, Jane Childs. Vicki Chesnut. Carol Jackson. SECOND ROW John Blanchard. Becky Turner, Sue Chesnut, Vicki Hatch. Julie Oldroyd. Lucille Miner, Judy Newbury. THIRD ROW Fre. , If ,?r’ Wayne Smar - Ralph Rupp, Steven Bird, Christine Woodward, Kathy Lynn, Mr. Burningham. Not pictured Arvid Oakley. 9 OFFICERS Mr. Reese, advisor; Dianne Clyde, vice president; Linda Lamb, secretary Marilyn Ashcraft, reporter; Mary Parker, president; Gloria Peterson, historian. FRONT ROW: Margaret Schreiner, Susan Sumsion. Linda Child, Susan Litster, Lynda Wilson, Mary Parker, Linda Lamb. Carol Green- halgh, Shirley Miner, Mary Jane Bird, Gloria Peterson, Barbara Bird. BACK ROW: Carolyn West, Dalene Simmons, Linda Mason, Erna- dean Banner. Karen Cox. Carma Giles, Kay Lynn White. Loree Castleton. Dianne Clyde. Lorraine Horton. Marilyn Ashcraft, Vicki Hatch, Pat Ollerton, Karen Gill, Linda Hall, and Mr. Reese. The aim of the Steno Club is to become better secretaries in the business world of today. They are never satisfied with their pres- ent status, and these business- minded Stenos are always work- ing to surpass previous achieve- ments. They want to be well equipped to take their places in this exacting world. Future Secretaries Autumn Leaves Sweater Dance Hard at work Doing the twist Latest fashion model 59 FRONT ROW: Shirl Jackman, Reed Barker. James Rataos, Ronald Perry, Don Beisinger, Milt Diamond. Merrill Hales. Ron Harward, Clair Hicks. Garry Carter, Ron Cole. Mr. Phillips. SECOND ROW Joe Halverson, Sammy Ostler, Jud Harward, Gary Ellis, Vaughn Bushman, Jimmy King, Tim Allan, Scott Dotson, Neil Hone. BACK ROW: Harold Biggs, Harold Stewart, John Miner, Wayne Ship- ley, David Andreason, Wayne Johnson, Stanley Tipton, Jim Crane, John McDonald, Carl Wiley, Tim oBna, Dan Kunze. OFFICERS Mr. Phillips, advisor; Gary Carter, reporter; Reed Barker, sec- retary; Milt Diamond, president; Merrill Hales, vice president; Vaughn Bushman, treasurer. BACK ROW: Don Biesinger, re porter: Wayne Johnson, scrapbook; Paul Eves, sentinal; Clair Hicks, scrapbook: Shirl Jackman, scrapbook. 60 Kansas City Boys! Wayne and Vaughn a a Under the leadership of our officers the Future Farmers of America has been a very active club this year. The club started the year off by winning the tractor-driving contest and its share of ribbons at the state fair. In November the club won the soil judging con- test for the fifth time in eight years. The F.F.A. Harvest Ball and assembly was one of the high- lights of the year. Their work at S.H.S. this year has been interesting as well as rewarding. Our Harvest Ball turned out to be one of the very best dances of the year. The Harvest Moon'' shone down on the dancers, making the dance one to really remember. Soil Judging Team to make the Harvest Ball a big success. Ribbon Display FRONT ROW: John Williams, Billy Snyder, David Finley, Barry Clemants. Martha Craig, Kathy Orr, Diane Bills, Betty Torrance. SECOND ROW: Gary Averett, Sam Metcalf, George Eddleman, Mike Richmond, Mike Vincent, Linda Johnson, Stephen Clark, David Ciements, Arvid Oakley, Terry Killpack, George Hall, Jim Robertson, Reed Barker, David Herbert. THIRD ROW: David Lovell, Robert Martin, Dean Warren. Keith Ivory, Lee Russell, Marie Mason, Marianna Hanson, Pamela Forshee, Lucille Miner, Kathy Pabst, Alan White, Bonnie Damico, Allan Young, Byron Lovell, Jim Vincent, Mike Young. FOURTH ROW: Paul Wright, Mark Shepherd, Dennis Lisonbee, Larry Johnson, Rex Miner, Melvin Isaacson, Roger Bargar, Stephen Mock, Terry Swanson. Brent Johnson, Ted Johnson, Ray- mond Bird, Glen Newbury, Jay Mortensen, Clair Jensen. OFFICERS Diane Bills, social chairman; Jim Robertson, vice president; Larry Johnson, president; Martha Craig, librarian: Bonnie Damico, secretary. 62 Under the capable leader- ship of Mr. Hatch, the orches- tra helps to teach the apprec- iation of fine string music. The members have set goals for themselves in this progressing field which they know can only be obtained through diligent study. Even though the group is smaller this year, we are proud to have such an out- standing group in our school. 0R HE5TRA FRONT ROW: Venice Christensen, Pamela Kerby, Charles Stewart, Judy Newbury, Paul Schuback, Leta Boyer. SECOND ROW: Gary Clement, Susan Eldredge, Richard Hatch, Me Woodhouse, Ann Bargar, Mr. Hatch. 63 0 � ' ' O S' ' o ' t KIEN E Barry Clements, Roger Jameson, Mr. Wilson, Ron Webb, Arnold Loveridge, J. R. Peay, Robert Bartlett, Arvid Oaldey. Besame mucho ' Los muchachos y las muchachas de la club de espanol puedan leer este. OFFICERS FRONT: Nola Pehrson, ecretary Cheryl D. Smith, treasurer. BACK: Jim Robertson, president; Mr. Peters, advisor- Mike Groneman, vice president My gallant Spanish cavalier! SPANISH LV FRONT ROW: Karen Marshall, Martha Craig, Adelina Ferran, Margaret Mayne, Lynda Wilson, Kath'e Talbot, Barbara Cornelius, Cheryl D. Smith. SECOND ROW: Lauree Castleton, Linda Kientz, Candy Mann, Diana Alleman, Connie Wil- son, Nola Pehrson, Mary Strong, Judy Peterson, Rosann LeRoy, Mike Groneman. BACK ROW: Mr. Peters, Richard Jensen, Arvid Oakley. Ronald Webb, Neil Bennett, Larry B anchard, Terry Roylance. Jim Robertson. 65 SAFETY OVN IL Front row: Pat Whitney, Carol Greenhalgh, Marilyn Ashcraft. Back row: Brian Harward, Merrill Hales, Mr. Killpack, John McKenzie, Brent Roylance. 66 OFFICERS Mary Jane Bird, state secretary; Dianne Clyde, reporter, Lorraine Horton, president Ruth Wentz, historian. BACK: Pat Hall, secretory; Julie Oldroyd, treasurer; Bonnie Damico, vice president; Juanita Stewart, song leader. FH.A. LV FRONT ROW: Mrs. Killpaclc, Barbara Johnson, Lucilie Miner, Margaret Mayne, Diana Alleman, Marilyn Barney, Ruth Wentz Lmda Hall. Pat Stewart, Frankie Shipley. Ann Bartholomew. Janet Tanner. Ann Bishop. Melanie Crandall. Rebecca Roper Ann Palfreyman. Karen Marshall. SECOND ROW: Mary Jane Bird. Juanita Stewart. Coleen Crandall. Deanna Bryan. Mary Kay Lawrence. Donna Johnson Susan Holdaway. Glenna Tipton, Kay Frandsen. Anna Lee Watts, Susan Chesnut. Judy Swanson. Carol Greenhalgh, Marsha Watts. Gloria Hansen. BACK ROW: Pat Hall. Charlene Whitney. Julio O.droyd, Vicki Chesnut. Barbara Jessee. Linda Wightman, Connie Whiting, Jane Perry, Dianne Clyde. Lorraine Horton, Bonnie Damico, Marilyn Ashcraft, Vicki Hatch, Karen Gill, Joanne Mucha, Susan Williams, Dianne Bills, Linda Lamb. 67 FRONT ROW: J. R. Peay, Carolyn West, Caroldine Mason, Dianne Ciydo, Gail Rayburn, Susan Sumsion, Susanne Ruff Mr. Carter. SECOND ROW: Susan Jackson, Margaret Schriener, Kathy Rowland, Diane Naylor, Sue White, Nola Pehr- son, Lucille Miner, Kathie Talbot, Judy Wiscombe, Sandra Jackman, Jim Robertson. BACK ROW Becky Turner, Terry Hjorth, Alan Curtis, Kathy Wood, Connie Whiting, Kathy Lynn, Bonnie Damico, Pam Forshee, Linda Kientx, Roger Wilson. THESPIAN LVfc OFFICERS Diane Naylor, treasurer; Kathy Wood, vice president; Gail Rayburn, secretary Sandra Jackman, presi dent. Not pictured: Caroldine Ma- son, historian. 68 “Glass Menagerie” CAST Amanda Wingfield Laura Wingfield Jim O’Connor Tom Wingfield Director Student Director DIANNE CLYDE BECKY TURNER TERRY HJORTH J. R. PEAY MERRILL RAY CARTER BONNIE FERRIS Amanda and Jim toast as Laura and Tom look on. Hi “Sorry, Wrong Number” CAST Duffy and the Killer RANDY EBERHARD Mrs. Stevenson SUSAN HARMER Mr. Stevenson TERRY HJORTH Operator NOLA PEHRSON Western Union Man J. R. PEAY Receptionist LINDA KIENTZ Mr. Evans JOHN PATRICK Operator RUTH WENTZ Lunch Attendant DARRELL ERICKSON “Teahouse of the August Moon” CAST Alan Curtis Ralph Rupp Jim Robertson Kathie Talbot Roger Wilson John Patrick Donna Brueninger Rita Thorpe Jane Newman Kathy Lynn Susanne Ruff Pam Forshee Susan Jackson Randy Eberhard Arvid Oakley Julie Oldroyd Steven Bird Phil Peay Vicki Hatch Alan Curtis, as Col. Purdy, talks to the villagers. Mary Cragun Margaret Schreiner Margaret Mayne Bonnie Damico Gail Rayburn Carolyn West Roger Jameson Kathy Rowland Connie Brailsford J. R. Peay DIRECTOR Merrill Carter STUDENT DIRECTOR Susan Jackson The Lettermen's Club was newly organized this year, formed from the old Athletic Club. Their officers have been alert and the athletes of the school have been very active in school activities. They have sponsored several dances, sold popcorn and other goodies at the games, and had several successful parties. Springville High School is proud of her boys who have qualified for this club by their outstand- ing athletic achievement. OFFICERS Robert Christensen, secretary and treasurer; Ron Alvey, vice president; Steven Strong, senior representative- Sid Whiting, president. Not pictured: Rulon Condie, junior representative. LETTEKMENT LV FRONT ROW: Jim Robertson, John Blanchard, Ron Law, Allan Swenson, Bryan Burt, Sid Whiting. Darrell Erickson, David Palfrey- man. SECOND ROW; Rulon Condie, Ricky Child. Alan Curtis, Terry Swanson, Larry Johnson, Brian Harward, Lark Allen, Armel Beardall, Lanny Daybell, J. R. Peay, Paul Peterson Hal Shephard. Phil Peay. BACK ROW: Gary Peirce. Ron Alvey, Robert Chris- tensen. Bob Livingston, Steven Mock, Rolan Senior. Mike Groneman, Raymond Bird, Randy Eberhard, David Beardall Larry Blan- chard Richard Jensen, Doug Strong, Elliott Murphy, Mr. Garrett. OFFICERS FRONT ROW: Jane Childs, historian; Pat Hall, president; Becky Turner, vice president. SECOND ROW: Dianne Boyer, secretary: Lorraine Horton, Dianne Clyde, drill mistresses: Miss Amott, advisor. PEP LV£ FRONT ROW: Susan Litster, Linda Child, Juanita Stewart, Gail Rayburn, Carrol Neil, Janelle Riding, Susan Sumsion, Carolyn West, Susan Friel, Barbara Bird, Margie James SECOND ROW: Pat Whitney. Pat Hall, Kay Frandsen, Carol Greenhalgh, Becky Turner, Pat Ollerton, Carol Chadwick, Karen Gill, Vicki Chesnut, Diane Naylor, Karen Cox, Jane Childs. THIRD ROW: Marilyn Ashcraft, Linda Wightman, Dianne Boyer, Mary Parker, Dianne Clyde, Lorraine Horton, Sandra Jackman, Carma Giles, Nola Pehrson, Vicki Hatch, Miss Amott. The Pep Club has worked hard this year to build school spirit. Their clever posters and dis- plays in the halls helped to make the studentbody more enthused before a game. The precision marches the girls did during half-time this year added a great deal to our football and basketball games. The Pep Club and Lettermen's Club have also had some parties together, which have been exceptionally successful and lots of fun. The Pep Club executes another colorful maneuver. FRONT ROW: Candy Mann, Patty Whitney, Coleen Crandall, Susanne Ruff, Linda Freeman, Melanie Crandall. SECOND ROW: Mr. Carter, Gary Hardy, Steve Curtis, Creed Haymond, Gloria Hansen, Julie Oldroyd. THIRD ROW: Robert Christensen, John McKenzie, Richard Featherstone, Leslie Stewart, David Poulsen, Terry Swanson. You must know your skiis as well as the slope. David Poulson, vice president: Susan Christensen, treasurer- Patty Whitney, secretary Steve Curtis, president. OFFICERS SK LV Even the best fall down. 74 Keeping the machines in running order is an im- portant job. FRONT ROW: Linda Mason, co-editor Margaret Schreiner, co-editor Pat Ollerton, society editor. BACK ROW: Donna Breuninger, art editor: Vicki Hatch, art editor: Linda Keinta, senior reporter; Becky Turner, reporter. NOT PICTURED: Ernadean Banner, Betty Goodsell. and Lorraine Judd; Mrs. Pehrson, advisor. • K)RT$ FOOTBALL «% ' ■ ■ x.:. •'. ..j ' Mike Groneman Fullback MW -Tv M; J Groneman goes over for a touchdown. Dennis Engle Quarterback Don Eldredge Halfback Paul Peterson End Dea Montague Quarterback SCORES B.Y. High, 6 . Morgan High, 0 . Union High, 7 League Orem High, 39 - Carbon High, 26 Spanish Fork High, 24 Provo High, 6 Payson High, 22 Springville High, 26 Springville High, 33 Springville High, 19 Games Springville High, 0 Springville High, 6 Springville High, 12 Springville High, 20 Springville High, 0 The Springville line digs in after that ball. Wayne Shipley Alan Curtis John Blanchard Jim Vincent David Lovell Guard Taclle Linebacker Fullback Teckle Glen Miner End John McKenzie Confer It was a rough season for the Springville 'Eleven.” Sid Whiting Halfback Raymond Bird Confer Ronald Law Fullback Bryan Burt End Ron Whifney Guard Ruth Wentz Diana Alleman BASKETBALL Ricky Child Keni Creer Lark Allen Ron Alvey Guard forward Forward Guard 84 OtilL 8 ocviLa U SOPHOMORE TEAM Front row: Richard Ollerton, Jud Harward, Tom Jackson, Elden Hjorth, Brent Roylance. Back row: Ross Schriever, Kent Creer, LaVar Frandsen, Neil Strong, Richard Miner, Terry Frost, Mr. Gar- rett, coach. 7m i m n la r mniiLii: 86 Our state entry. WRE$TLIN j Front row: Dennis Lisonbee, Robert Miner, Gordon Wilson, Steven Cherrington, Paul Reese. Back row: Coach Martinez, Reed Barker, Ray Thorn, Carl Harris, Alan Curtis. 87 TRA K Nice way to practice, huh, Patty? Front row: Reed Barker, Ron Alvey, Don Eldredge, John Blanchard, Lynn Roundy, Gary Peirce, Lynn Ha I. Back row: Coach Killpack, Larry Blanchard, Terry Roylance, Randy Eberhard, Ron Law, Raymond Bird, Bill Scouien, John Bartholomew, Richard Jensen, Allan Swenson, Steven Woolsey. Patty Whitney, Vicki Hatch, Gordon Wilson, Steven Dalton, Neil Strong. Left to right: Coach Garrett, Rulon Condie, Hal Shephard, Ricky Jensen, Jim Vincent, Oavid Poul- son, Ricky Child, David Palfreyman, David Houser, Paul Prothero. David completes a backhand slam. Front row: David Clements, Brent Roylance, Kent McAlister, Roger Reid, Robert Christensen, Boyd Hansen, Paul Peterson. Second row: Rolan Senior, Kent Creer, John McKenzie, Bob Livingston, Mike Young, Sid Whiting. Back row: Bryan Burt, Terry Frost, Alan Curtis, Steven Mock, Dennis Engle, John Stokes, Richard Miner, Coach Martinez. LEL5USIS15 HARVEST BALL QUEENS Diana Alleman Mary Jane Bird Linda Wightman The Sock Hop was really fun this year. Sadie Hawkins Day Dance Another beautiful wedding Harvest Bal j for the Harvest Ball. Homecoming The class of 42 really made a hit on their assembly. Winning Provo in the football game that afternoon helped to make Homecoming ono of the most exciting events this year. i Junior Prom Our Halloween Assembly was a real scream. Vicki Hatch, our school historian Swearing in of the council. JAPANESE CLASS This class is not only new at SHS, but also in the nation. Since this course takes three years to complete, only sophomores were allowed to take it. Under leadership of Mr. Pexton, they have learned language, customs and traditions of the Japanese. tSlSMSlS15ISMEK151RSl!5ie Jack’s Toggery John Y. Bearnson, Prop. 236 South Main Castleton’s Modern Art Photo Vernon Castleton — Keith Davis, Props. 130 South Main Sport Shop Edgel M. Oldroyd, Prop. — 174 South Mn. HO Friel’s, Inc. David Friel, Prop. 213 South Main Ruff’s Garage SOS Drug Bill Ruff, Prop. — 38 West Center Roland A. Oldroyd — 214 South Main III Duke Jewelry J. M. Duke, Prop. — 220 South Main Payza nt’s Mrs. O. A. Payzant — 284 South Mai H2 Center Service Bert Taylor, Prop. — Main Center °£UVEf?r % T Harold Christensen, Prop.—164 South Main Springville Banking Co. 113 Frank Kelly’s Texaco Frank Memory and Kelly Jensen, Prop. 420 South Main sp-EousE - eeitz Co. to U1 r CENT SJOEE Sprouse-Reitz Co. C. O. Ward .Prop. — 265 South Main Springville Meat and Cold Storage Rap Cope, Prop. — 268 South 1st West 4 Mays Anderson, Prop. — 188 South Main Springville Flora Dean Stewart, Prop. 352 South Main 0. P. Skaggs Maple Service 330 South Main Hugh and Carlos Hjorth — Mapleton, Utah HUnter 9-6664 COMPLIMENTS OF Springville City A CLEAN PLACE TO LIVE’1 6 Vliner’s Auto Jeff Miner, Prop. 480 South Main A W Rootbeer Grand Lumber 501 North Main — Stan Whaley, Mgr. 1900 South Main — J. Grant Nielson 7 Brookside Market 759 East 4th South Don W. Watts, Prop. THE FOLLOWING GENERAL CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS Wish to express congratulations to the yearbook staff upon completion of this outstanding annual and also congratulate the students of S.H.S. for their many achievements. EUGENE R. PALFREYMAN general contractor and builder STEPHEN MILLER general contractor Snow Dairy A. R. Snow, Prop. — 200 West 8th South US W. W. Clyde Co. General Contractors Highway and Bridge Construction FOR TOP QUALITY MAINTENANCE ON YOUR CAR SEE Utah Service, Inc. HUnter 9-9983 For the newest and smartest in men's wear shop at p oL even 3 119 horn Rock Products Box I I I Springville, Utah Best Wishes and Success in the Future to the Graduating Class of 1962 -ft AUTOMOTIVE AND INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY COMPANY your local source for automotive and industrial supplies Owners: Finley W. Roylance, Vayne Zobell, Blaine Miner 233 South Main Sage Creek Market LaVar Cloward, Prop — 1000 So. 4th East 120 Westside Market Arctic Circle 341 So. 1st West — Paul E. Beals, Prop. E. L. Gear, Prop. 35 South M ain Peay’s Market 122 I I East 4th North Murray Peay, Prop. TO THE GRADUATES OF '62 CONGRATULATIONS The Doctors and Dentists of Springville DR. GLADE Y. CREER DR. ROBERT K. JENKINS DR. CLAIR W. JUDD DR. NORMAN DR. ROBERT K. MINER DR. GLENN B. ORTON DR. L. E. OTTESON L. PARKER 123 Thanks to Clark's for the dinner jackets for the senior boys' pictures. Haymond Drug Paul M. Haymond, Prop. 124 238 South Main The final touch to a wonderful year can be found in these students who brought honor to Springville High School, both here at home and also in state contests. Bryan Burt, winner of the Good Citizenship Award. Boyd Hansen, one of the top ten in the mechanical drawing contest at U.S.U.- Arnold Loveridge, first place in state in mathematics: Keith Ivory, top Future Salesman of the Year: Diann; Clyde, state winner of the Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow contest; Donna Brueninger, first place, state art exhibit, Granite High School. Congratulations also to Principal Walker on his Graduation! OUR GRADUATION SPEAKERS. Front row: Sandra Jackman. Margaret Schreiner. Susan Friel, Becky Turner. Back row: Russell McKenzie, Paul Tanner, Bob Livingston, Dianne Clyde, Arnold Loveridge, Jim Vincent. 125