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

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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.

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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.

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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.