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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1963 volume:

“AND THIS TOO SHALL PASS AWAY iVMH , . . And this too shall pass away.” Abraham Lincoln once told the story of an Eastern monarch who charged bis wise men to invent for him a sentence which would prove true as well as appropriate in every situation. They returned and pre- sented to him the words, And this too shall pass away. % As the seasons change and the autum leaves drift from their moth- er branches to the earth and into bubbling brooks, we witness the wise men s appropriate sentence in action. These leaves that once veiled the PjjMaW1 i earth in stunning color are now withered and dead; gone forever . . And this too shall pass awav. ? However true this may be, we the staff of the 62-63 L Artiste present to you this book of memories which we hope will prose the above saying to be merely a myth. Let us as students and administration of the Springville High School keep forever alive within us the memory of the good times we have shared together and of the associations which we have had with one another during this scjxJol year. 3 STUDENT GOVERNMENT I would like to express my grati- tude to you for the privilege and the opportunity I have had in represent- ing you. Due to your support we have had what I consider a progressive and succesful year. Thank you for your co- operation. IcyrCtd oX Dea Montapuc President Being a representative of the stu- dent body has been a very gratifying and rewarding experience for me. It has enabled me to become better ac- puainted with the students. I wish to apologize for any misun- derstanding that occurred in the past year and to thank you for the oppor- tunity you gave me.” Thanks, }'riud 7 Fred Taylor Vice President I'm grateful to L Artiste for giving me this opportunity to express my thanks for the support I have received from the studentbody this year. I know the experiences I have had and the friends I have made will for- ever remain in my memory. Judy Wiscombc Secretary Front row, left to right: Mike Groneman, Judy Wiscombe, Dea Montague, Fred Taylor, Coleen Crandall. Back row: George Alehouse, Richard Thorpe, Larry Johnson, Gary Peirce, Bruce Packard. Council Back row: Steve Wolsey, David Poulson, Bill Allred, Lark Allen, Dennis Engle, Jerry Warren. Bryan, Barbara Jcssee, Judy Bailey, Marsha Jenkins, Leta Boyer, Christine Crandall. Front row: Marilyn Bowles, Deanna 7 Home Room Representatives Mr. Omar M. Hansen, our principal, will be amoung the most cherished of our memo- ries of the past. He was always available when we needed advice and was more than Lola B. Weight Secretary 8 9 BOARD OF EDUCATION FACULTY Darlene Amott P.E.. Health. Driver Training Stanley Burningham Mechanical Drawing. Art Alan W. Gardner History Harold Bartlett American Problems Karol Bills P.E.. Driver Training. Coach Fenton Billings Electronics. Woodworking, Crafts Merril Carter English. Speech Grant Clyde Type. Yearbook Richard Drollingcr Biology Alma Garrett Algebra Harmon Hatch Orchestra Alma Jensen Physics, Math 10 Among our other memories of this school year will be our Faculty. We were privileged to have as our instructors, a hard working staff. Each minute of every hour and each hour of every day was planned with different and in- teresting things to do. Sometimes the minutes and days seemed to go slowly, to us, but these were the times that we were learning the things that will prove most important to us in later years. We are grateful to you, members of the faculty, for helping to make this school year a cherished one among our memories of the past. 11 12 CUSTODIANS Frank Crammer Custodian Shirley Ivic Custodian Leo Hone Custodian 13 14 - t Lark Allan ... an athlete uith both brains and brawn . . . sly smile . . . hides his mischief in a deep voice. Dianna Allred . . a fashion leader at S.H.S. . . . knows what she wants in life but how to get it is another ques- tion ... dances well. Wallace (Wally) Alvey . . . Oh! Those eyes! . . makes girls wish they could get to know him . . . handsome ... a lot of fun. Richard Anderson . . . Very witty . . . smart and a good wrestler ... a good thing in a small package. Susan Bailey . . . who else could be so much fun. so cute, and so confusing all at once . . . wants to be a beautician. Connie Brailsford . . . pos- sesses a beautiful voice . . . faithful member of Spanish Club . . . pleasant . . . blonde. John Bartholomew . . . drives a Honda” to school . . . quiet but very likeable . . . spends many hours in shop. Leah Ann Bartlett ... a dili- gent worker ... a steno whiz . considerate and thought- ful of others. Judy Beck . . . carries on a fashion parade of her own ... a girl u ho has her ou n ideas about life. Jack Bird . . . everywhere you go you see Jack . . . finds it easy to make friends and get along with people .. . unique sense of humor . . . ambitious. Steven A. Bird . . . capable art editor of the L'Artiste . . . appears quiet but look out when he gets going . . . sin- cerity is his best quality. Raymond Bird . . . name any- thing and he likes to do it. especially football ... he has served as an efficient president of the Athletic Club . . . good build. 16 Wc, the Seniors, now look back on fond and pleasant memories as we say goodby to the Springville High School. We look expectantly into the years ahead of us, how- ever, and wonder just what each year will bring. Although we must now go our sep- arate ways, we are hoping that the memories of the past three years at Springville High will in some way help us to stay close together. We shall never forget our years at Springville High even though those years have now passed away. Jeanne Barney . . . Sweet and sincere . . has a Miner” interest in life . . . her friend- ship is valued by all .. . cute giggle. Harold Biggs . . . Tall and good looking . . . seems like the quiet type but likes to have fun . . . takes his time about things . . . comes from Mapleton. Renate Bertleman ... A very nice little gal . . . comes to us from Germany . . . has become a real part of our school in the last year . . . very pretty. Steven L. Bird . . . Quiet . . . interesting . . afraid if he says something people may get to know him . . . smart. Tommy Bona ... A friend in need is a friend indeed! . . . has a winning smile . . . always knows of something fun to do. Carolyn Booke . . . Always has something witty to add to the conversation ... ac- tive member of the A’Cap- pella and Pep Club ... is in most school activities. Lauree Brinkerhoff . . . Her main interest is being a homemaker . . . likes the ”Biggfs)'' things in life . . . apt to be a success at what- ever she tries. Deanna Bryan . . . Among the very best of them . . you could never find a more sweet and considerate girl . . . likes to get the best out of life . . . always laughing. 7 I la Burrows ... The quiet type . . . you seldom know when she's around, but when she gets wound up things really happen . . . likes to be friends with everyone . . . nice. Danna Chapman . . . Sweet looking young lady; but don't let looks deceive you ... if there is anything exciting go- ing on you can be sure she'll be there. Agnes Chidester . . . Her quiet simplicity is her main attribute . . . has a slow smile . . . keeps her thoughts to herself. Richard Child . . . Ricky ... a real leader . . . not only knows how to do everything but is also willing . . . in- terest in everything and ev- eryone. Ann Childs . . . Her heart is like the moon; it has a man in it.............possesses a contagious laugh ... al- ways the life of everything . . . liked by all. Susan Christensen . . . Our pretty F.F.A. Queen . . . nev- er can tell whether she's kidding or serious . . . would rather have a good time than good grades. Venice Christensen . . . Will be a favorite of any boss . . . never wastes a minute . . . very sincere and dependable . . . conscientious. David Clements . . . Likes the record rallys ... a sly look that makes you wonder what’s going on behind those twinkling eyes. Barry Clements . . . Has many valuable characteristics . . . takes everything serious . . . figures that anything that is worth doing is worth do- ing well . . . studious. Ronald Cole . . . Able to make friends easily . . . has many fine attributes . . . liked by all .. . was a great loss to Springville High. 18 Rulon Condie . . . Oh that deep, deep voice” . . . sings very well . . . believes in Jsaving fun . . . loves to laugh and tease . . . good looking. Rebecca Court . . . New at S.H.S. this year . . seems to be quiet and really is just the opposite . . . has many friends. Martha Craig . . . Little in size but mighty in ability and intelligence ... is a member of the A'Cappella and Band . . . likes to get good grades. Coleen Crandall . . . Who's that cute little blond? . . . always where the fun is . . . served as a council member . . . very friendly and like- able. Alan Curtis . . . Pun loving and fun .. . Captain of the football team . . . the life of every party . . . devoted friend. Barbara Cornelius . . . Keeps things pretty much to herself . . . goes with the out-of- town boys ... is friendly to everyone. Gene Carly . . . Handsome from the word Go” . . . everything's natural including the curls . . . enjoys life and everything about it. Stephen Dalton . . . Tall! Tall! Tall! Tall! . . . hand- some smile lights up those dark eyes . . . full of fun . . . likes to tease. Karen DeGraw . . . Sweet and quiet . . . member of the Pep Club . . . participates in all school functions . . . enjoys being nice. Carol DeHeer . . . Sweetest of the sweet . . . has known what she wanted in life for a long time . . . can always be depended on. Roy Dcvcnish ... A friendly sort of a guy that will go out of his way to help . . . can usually be seen with the boys and in his car .. . likes night life. Don Eldredge . . . Would look strange without a cer- tain girl at his side . . . nice features . . . beautiful eyes . . . likes to help. 19 Serious- Bonnie Ferris . . . Never afraid to have a good time . . . you can never go wrong having her as a friend spends a lot of hcr.jrfr its with out-of-town bu r Dennis Engle . . . W ell-known for his athletic ability . . . never down-hearted {even when we lose) ... can he funny or serious whichever the occasion calls for. Marsha Erickson . . . B gmM ful brown eyes that can ways see something to laugh about . . . dresses in the Iqfa est styleja ffp someone ?ynu like to assocrfkmTu ith minded Uy tam- per son t Clara Frandsen . . . Pretty, long hair . . . nice figure . . . loads of fun to be around . . . has a way with the boys. Linda Freeman . . . Intelli- gent . . . has the ability to get things done . . . always hustling around the school . . . likes to ski. Jerry George ... Is new this year at S.H.S. . . . possesses a great sense of humor which is one of the many things which has made her popular with everyone . . . pretty dark, naturally curly hair. Johnny Gabbitas . . . Those big eyes mirror his many moods ... if there’s an evil plan under-foot, you can bet he had something to do with it . . . likes to go with tht boys. 20 Charles Gale . . . Chuck . . . the quiet type . . . says only the right things at the right time . . . you never know what he's thinking. Betty Good sell ... A born leader . . . can be counted on to look sharp, smile, and do a good turn . . . sincere and pretty. Mike Groneman . . . Defin- itely handsome . . . has car- ried responsibility well . . . tops in the sports field . . . a real nice guy. Merrill Hales . . . Capable President of the F.F.A. . . . lone male member of the Steno Club . . . friendly and congenial . . . dark and good looking. Allen Hall . . . Knows a lot about everything . . . helpful in many ways . . . always found with the boys . . . quiet. Lynn Hall . . . Unpredictable . . . always has to be doing something . . . likes to tease . . . has a great sense of hu- mor. LaCell Harmer ... A car fiend . . . very likeable . . . considerate of others . . . never has too much to say. Brian Harward . . . Sharp dresser ... a real great guy who rates with everyone . . . has R.S.V.P. eyes. Creed Haymond . . . Likes to laugh and does it well . . . active in school activities . . . likes the snowy mountain slopes . . . enjoys life. David Herbert . . . Unassum- ing, but interesting . . . his gift to S.H.S. is the ability to give readings ... a mem- ber of the Thespians. 21 Clair Hicks . . . Quiet and reserved ... a Future Farm- er ... a loyal friend to those who know him. David Houser ... A load of fun for everyone ... a great person to have around . . never turns down an oppor- tunity . . . very intelligent. Robert Hu Ice . . . Quiet fun is his game . . . likes to go with the boys ... a stalwart friend . . . never has much to say. Mary Huff . . . Cute and sweet . . . pretty smile that attracts many a glance . . . likes to be with people . . likes the good things in life. Carol Jackson . . . One of the prettier girls at school . . . her sweet smile makes her popular with all .. . very fine artist. Howard Jackson ... The strong silent type . . . for- ever working . . . too busy to pay much attention to the girls . . . nice. Lynn Jeffers . . . Pretty as a picture and almost as quiet . . . refined............every- thing always in place . . . has the future all mapped out. Barbara Jessee . . . Celebrates life . . . brimful of fun believes in enjoying today and lets tomorrow take care of itself . . . very talented Barbara Johnson . . . Dili gent in all her endeavors . . . knows how she wants things done . . . bubbles over with personality. Larry Johnson ... The king of clowns but knows when to be serious . . . everybody likes Larry and he likes ev- erybody in turn . . . has abil- ity in every field . . . works hard on the Student Council. Linda Johnson . . . Believes in having a good time . . . easy to get along with . . . full of determination. Linda Johnson . . . t Maple- ton) ... a laugh that would distract a normal person . . . a genius at keeping you laughing . . . friendly. 22 Wayne Johnson ... An en- thusiastic worker . . . you can always depend on this guy . . likes those debates in Speech . . . Tall. Pamela Kerby . . . Quiet un- til you get to know her, then she’s more like a hurricane ... an enjoyable person. Bobby Knight . . . Extremely handsome . . . someone the girls wish they knew better . . always one for a good time . . . better to be with than against in a jam. Mary Kay Lawrence . . . Has many pleasing ways . . . nev- er heard saying a bad thing about anybody . . . makes friends wherever she goes. Dale Lee ... A true friend indeed ... a good-looking guy who should give more than one girl a chance . . . always involved in some- thing. Rosann LeRoy . . . You couldn’t find anyone nicer ... a real asset to our school . . . active member of the Pep Club. Bill Livingston . . . Forever imiling ... fun is all he’s interested in . . . can be ser- ious if absolutely necessary . . . dark and handsome. David Lovell . . . Tall and mysterious . . . likes to try something new ... a mem- ber of the band . . . the quiet type. Pauline Luster . . . Ginger” . . a pert and cheery red- head . . . full of smiles and happy thoughts . . . interes- ted in business. Kent McAllister . . . Has a mischeivous twinkling in his eye . . . well mannered . . . has the ability to do most anything. Eddie Mellor . . . Often seen in his car .. . comes to school because everyone else does . . . likes out-of-town girls. Josephine Miller . . . Full of surprises . . . can never be caught napping . . always a good friend . . never says no. 23 Dca Montague . . . Our hon- orable student body presi- dent . . . polite and courte- ous . . . outstanding in pop- ularity . . . there’s only a few things this boy can’t do. Douglas Miner . . . An ac five member of the Thespi- ans . . . appears quiet until he gets in a school play . . eager to serve his classmates . . . President of the Senior Class. Steven Mock ... '7 like work, it fascinates me. I could sit and watch it for hours . . . was on the foot- ball team ... a tease. Elliot Murphy . . . Always seen laughing in the halls . . . easy going but does things well . . . especially talented on the guitar and at an easel. Glen Miner . . . Likes to box . . . always has a smile . . . likes to tease . . dresses sharp . . . never has too much to say. Jack Mitchell ... You rare- ly see him without a friend- ly hi . . . as carefree as a summer breeze . . . nice looking. Judy Newbury . . . Long brown hair . . . usually gig- gling at something . . . works part time but doesn’t let that influence her school activities . . . likes to dance. Geraldine Newby . . . Al- ways has something new on her mind . . . can talk with the rest of them . . . intelli- gent. Carma Nielson . . . Never too busy to listen to a friend . . . maybe that’s why she has so many . . . interested in everything . . . has a good time. Lona Noakes . . . Silent type . . . deep thinker . . . sweet and sincere . . . very helpful never causes any trouble. Julie Oldroyd . . . Fun Fun! Fun! . . . one of the cutest and sweetest persons you will ever meet ... a friend to all .. . always wants to be laughing. Kathy Orr . . . Yell, you guys, yell ... an enthusi- astic member of the Pep Club . . . interested in many fields . . . likes those red sport cars. 24 Ann Palfreyman . . . Always in there fighting . . . lots of fun with a quick wit . . . likes to be doing something all the ttme . . . never a dull moment. Bruce Palmer . . . Studious . . . hard working . . . lots of fun when he gets wound up .. . one of the most sin- cere. Mary Patrick . . . Pretty and peppy . . . fun to be around . . . loves fun and mischief and finds plenty of it .. . priceless personality. Douglas Paulson ... If it’s trouble you want he’ll be there . . . afraid some grass might grow under his feet if he doesn't keep moving. Phillip Peay . . . Looks in- nocent enough at a glance . . . fun to know . . . girls beware . . . always wants to have something to do. Jane Peery ... A young lady of pleasing ways and quiet manner . . . friendly . . . likes to joke around when you really get to know her. Don Peirce . . . Handsome . . . keeps teacher and fellow students hopping . . . tall and dark . . . loves fun. Gary Peirce . . Has served the school well on the Coun- cil . . . looks for love. life, and happiness . tries to do a good deed every day . . . fun Allan Pennington . . . Sel- dom seen at school . . . keeps the girls running ... a sin- cere friend . . . likes having fun. Judy Peterson . . . Full of happiness and laughter . you just can’t help liking her . . . ambitious, successful and attractive. David Poulson . . . An at tractive smile makes you wish he was interested in girls . . . always doing some- thing worthwhile ... a born skier. Jerry Pulsipher . . . moved to Wyoming this year, but still seems part of us. 25 David Robinson ... Is work- ing this year at the Voca- tional School . . . quiet . . . hard worker . . . wants to make a success of his life. Mike Richmond . . . They say he's bashful . . . lots of fun . . . constantly thinking . . . doesn’t have an awful lot to say. Don Rigtrup . . . Tall, blonde, handsome . . . has the brains to become a suc- cess in life . . . always work- ing on some dangerous pro- ject . . . nice . . . sincere. Rebecca Roper . . . Has just what it takes to make every- one like her ... a friend that is sincere and devoted . . . our lovely Homecoming Queen. Lynn Roundy ... A really smart fellow ... a great leader . . . friendly ... al- ways on the right side . . . never unhappy. Gary Rowland ... A fun- loving guy . . . never lets any- one get the best of him . . . his car is as familiar as he is. Ralph Rupp . . . Owns a maroon convertible . . works in Provo and spends most of his time over there . . . likes to tease and joke around. Jay Russell ... You have to know this guy to find out how much fun he can be .. . he would rather let every- one else do the talking . . . nice to know. Terry Roylance ... A real fine fellow . . . someone ev- eryone likes . . . always quick with an answer ... a real tease . . . always looks sharp. Susanne Ruff ... An artist with a sense of humor . . . wears last year’s senior ring on her third finger, left hand . . . sincere and de- pendable. Charlene Sanderson . . . Has a closet full of clothes . . . loves fun and has her share of it .. . an active member of the Pep Club. Bill Scouten .... Moose” to all his friends ... has his mind made up so the rest of the girls might just as well forget him . . . easy to talk •to. 26 Julie Seal . . . Finds her place with many fine friends . . . proves herself as a last- ing friend . . . sincere. Rolan Senior ... A real good friend . . . fun to be with . . . extremely good- looking ... a born athlete. Ronald Sherman . . . Has a way with horses . . rides well ... a keen sense of humor . . . loves mischief and creates a lot of it. ,‘EIden Slater . . . Always helps where he can . . . has found his place with the boys . . . enjoys life to its fullest, fullest. Cheryl Smith . . . Wears all the latest fashions, and well, too . . . has a giggle that makes you look twice . . . friends are many. Cheryl D. Smith .. a queen in her own right . . . very poised and pretty . . . friendly and a riot to be around. Leslie Stewart . . . Enjoys skiing . . . What would the world do without me?” . . . a real tease . . . friendly to bis classmates. Mary Strong . . . Very pep- py .. . loves to laugh . . . she has sen ed her classmates well as one of their officers . . . intelligent. Harold Stuart . . . Gets his education at the Vocational School . . . Always in the inside when things happen ... a very interesting person. Terry Swanson ... A very nice guy ... a real ski en- thusiast . . . tries to please everyone . . . always willing to help out. Kathie Talbot ... An active Thespian who likes to de- bate . . . has a mind of her own . . . quiet determina- tion. John Torzillo . . . Hand- some? Yes! Fun? Yes! . . . if he didn’t say it there just wasn’t anything to say . . . an independent spirit. 27 Alan Taylor ... A friend to all .. . never thinks the worst of anyone ... a great leader . . . works hard at everything he does . . . loads of fun. Fred Taylor . . . Our able Vice President . . . red hair . . . never has too much to say but when he does he is very sincere. Toni Taylor . . . Talks like a revolving door . . . called T” by her close friends . . . always has a new hair- do {?) Paul Thorpe . . . His main interest is having fun . . . thinks red headed people are smarter than others . . . everyone likes Paul. Rita Thorpe . . . Loves to talk . . . full of school spirit . . . her quiet manner often hides her abilities. Valerie Twelves ... A per- fectionist when it comes to knitting and sewing her own clothes . . . possesses a steady smile . . . cute dimples. Dean Warren . . . Never seen much around S.H.S. . . . keeps pretty much to himself . . . likes to tease. Darwin Vincent . . Likes to sleep in class . . . know nto his friends as Musky.” . . . every- one knows Darwin by his wicked laugh . . . once a friend, always a friend. Sue White . . . Can always be seen smiling and chattering away to someone ... a nice person because she is nice to everyone . . . very nice shape ... so boys beware. Ronald Wcstoff . . . Believes in self-education . . very nice looking: especially good build ... a lot of fun to know when he lets you get to know him. 28 Alan White ... A little on the quiet side: a little on the noisy side ... as changeable as his description suggests . . . Quick wit which makes every class he attends more enjoy- able. Ann Whiting . . . Keeps S.HS. posted on the latest fashions with her sharp clothes . . . definitely a leader . . . when she makes up her mind, things get done . . . this girl is bound to go far after high school. Connie Whiting . . . Suc- cessful President of the Thespians . . . has a terrible time sitting still . . . even for a minute . . . never wastes a minute. Sharon Whiting ... A pe- tite Mapletonian . . livens up any party with her jokes. . . . very dependable ... a friend to all. Charlene Whitney ... A sweet smile . . . can be quiet or fun whatever the situa- tion is . . . can always be seen at the school games . . . cheers the team on. Ron Whitney . . . Better late than never . . . speaks up when he wants to be heard . helped carry our football along. Roger Wilson . . . Always works for accomplishment and succeeds . . . the star of many school plays . . . Vice President of the Thespians. Lynn Wilson . . . He can make most any party a lot of fun . . . carefree . . . looks on the sunny side of life . . . likes those young girls. Keith Wilson ... Is hack from Hawaii to spend his senior year here . . . his friendly Hi” and many jokes have made him a fav- orite of everyone. John Williams . . . What he doesn’t say isn’t worth say- ing . . has a personality that keeps his class in stitches . . . hates chocolate. Judy Wiscombe . . . Has a cute smile ... a cute shape . . . loads of nice clothes . . . always has two boys on the line, lucky girl! Steve Wolsey . . . Always seen at school dances, as- semblies, parties, and games with his camera ... a pleas- ing person as most any girl will tell you. Christine Woodward . . . Pretty profile . . . you could- n’t find anyone with a sweet- er disposition ... a real as- set to our school. Judy Wright . . . Greets you with a cheerful Hi . . . always willing to help . . . lots of spunk. 29 This Has Passed Away” David Poulson . . . 4th East Tricycle Champ of 1949. 30 Bob Knight . . . Honest mom. I didn’t throw my mud pies?” Wayne Johnson . . . What do you mean nasty? It tastes like pepperment!” 31 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Mary Lynn Rodriquez .......... Treasurer Peggy Singleton ............. See re Ary ----------------------------------- wJnt Ricky Jensen,............ Vice Presitlnt 33 Jeanne Alan Gerald Alrhouse George Alrhouse Cheryl Anderson Elsie Andreassen Karma Averett Jim Bailey Carol Baker Pauline Bardsley Reed Barker Grace Banks Ann Barger Diane Bartholomew Mary Beals Neil Bennetc Dianne Bills Stephen Bills Sharon Bird Ann Bishop Claudette Bertoglio 34 Being Juniors at the Springville High School, we have many memories of one eventful school year that has passed away. We yet have another year at high school in which we will have the oppor- tunity of building a better education for ourselves and also preparing ourselves for our next big step. Moments in our lives have already passed away, but we still have much to look forward to. Judy Bonner Marilyn Bowles Lira Boyer Cary Carter Ruth Carter Elaine Castleton Sharon Chadwick Stephen Cherrington Sue Chestnut Joan Christensen Steven Clark Gary Clement 35 1 Douglas Curtis Glen Deeben Dixie Duncley Eugene Drake JUNIORS Carol Clement Keith Coleman Melanie Crandall Mary Cragun Eileen Cloward Cyril Crandall Jim Crane Kent Creer 36 Susan Eld red fie Gary Ellis Robert Erickson Adeline Ferran Larry Joe Elmer Doufilas Erickson Maylon Fackrell David Finley Pamela Forshee Bonnie Frost Rodney Fullmer Mary Gonzales LaVar Frandsen Terry Frost Susan Gill Susan Gardner 37 CLASS OF ’64 JUNIORS Norma Lee Grant Mace Gubler Kay Hanks Gloria Hansen Marianna Hanson Tommy Harmer Carl Harris Judd Harward Carolyn Hatch Richard Hatch Eldon Hjorth Michael Holley David Hollenbeck Susan Holdaway Melvin Isaacson Shiryl Jackman Susan Jackson Ronald Jackson Cindy James Roger Jameson 38 CLASS OF ’64 Clair Jensen Ricky Jensen Larraine Judd Brenda Johnson Donna Johnson Brenr Johnson Dianna Kapp Clark King Carol Ann Kreth Dan Kunze Pat Lindsay Dennis Lisonbee Byron Lovell Robert Mace Robert Martin Danny Martinez Marie Mason Marie Miller Myrna Miller Dorothy Miner 39 JUNIORS Rex Miner Richard Miner Ray Morgan Shirene Mortensen Linda Mortimore Jay Mortensen JoAnn Mucha Barbara Naylor Connie Neil Glen Newbury Ann Ogilvie Julie Oakley David Oakley Vicki Ortegga Janet Ostler Linda Ostler Richard Ollerton Dennis Olsen Kathy Pabst Bruce Packard 40 CLASS OF ’64 Robert Palfreyman Michael Paxman Ronald Peery Patricia Porter Patsy Quaranburg James Ratos Janet Rayburn Paul Reese Roger Reid Patsy Robbins Dale Robertson Mary Rodriquez Brent Roylance Lee Russell Dianne Savage Merlene Schreiner Ross Schriever Frankie Shipley Saundra Shipp Wayne Shurtteff 41 Mary Ann Simmons Peggy Singleton Bonnie Steel Bill Snyder Linda Stevenson Charles Stuart Pat Stewart John Stokes Wayne Stone Neil Strong Judy Swansen Lee Taylor Mary Lou Taylor Glenna Tipton Stanley Tipton Ray Thorn Betty Torrance Kay Tucker Michael Vincent Anna Lee Watts JUNIORS 42 Chris Wright Marsha Watts Evelyn Warren Nancy Weight Merrill Weight Susan Williams Connie Wilson Gordon Wilson Calvin Wright TIME IS PASSING AWAY” 43 CLASS OF ’64 44 -ZO SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS . 'Steven Jackson ................ Vice Presnnr Ron Bird ............................ President Ann Palfreyman ................. Secretary xucille Davies .................. Treasurer 45 Barry Adams Kathleen Anderson Eileen Averett JoAnne Bartlett Norman Bird Vicki Allan Don Ashcraft Judy Bailey Carolyn Beardall Roy Bird Duane Alleman Shirley Atchinson Cheryl Bailey Evelyn Best Marie Bird Bill Allred Janet Averett Sharon Bargar Jimmy Biesinger Ronald Bird Leslie Allred Larry Averett Corie Mae Barker Calvin Bird Linda Bjarnson DeAnn Ames Keith Averett Bonnie Barney Lorna Bird Bruce Bommas 46 SOPHOMORES As Sophomores at Springville High, we realize that a long road is ahead for us. We look forward anxiously, however, to the many good times which are to be had and to the memories which we will build. Only a short time has passed for us, and we yet have two years to complete our High School days. Clifton Brailsford John Cameron Eugene Chidester Susan Bowen Cheryl Carter Kathleen Childs Sandra Braithwaite Page Chadburn Wayne Childs Douglas Bringhurst Hazel Chapman Marilyn Child Alan Bray LaLano Chapman Judy Childs Delores Bushman Linda Chadwick Lynetter Christensen CLASS OF ’65 47 Linda Christensen Bruce Cook Jean Crandall David Devenish Roger Evans Mary Lee Christensen Marie Clark Gercne Cope Judy Crane LaRae Diamond Lynn Evans Ann Court Donna Curtis Allan Dibble Marva Ewell Laura Clement Alan Craig Pat Curtis David Dickerson Mark Fitzgerald Joan Clyde Christine Crandall Lucille Davies Linda Dowhaniuk Roger Fowles Carla Conrad John Crandall Gary DcRose Renae Earley Grant Frandsen SOPHOMORES Kay Lynn Garrett Dennis Grahm Andrea Hall Ronnie Hatfield Stanley Jackson Med Gavin 11a Gubler Susan Hall Mike Haws Steven Jackson Debra George Virginia Gurr Phillis Hall Ellen Hjorth Dick Jacobson Craig Giles Vicki Gurr Karen Hardy Ray Lynn Huntington Marsha Jenkins Tony Gonzales Marvin Hales Claudia Hatfield Connie Ivie Barbara Jensen JoAnn Gould Marsh Hall Michael Hatfield Betty Jackson Carol Jensen Class of ’65 49 Rulon Jensen Reed Jessce Craig Johnson Kelly Johnson Ronnie Liston Terry Jensen Carolyn Johnson Danny Johnson Layne Johnson Joyce Livsey Richard Warner Susan Judd Margie Loftin Ronnie Knight Russel Lowe Meric Kovatch Dianne Lucas Kerry Law Shirley Luce Sophomores Leon Lunceford Leonard Martinez Carol Medvid LaMar Norton Clara Pace Nancy Lux Jody Massey Von Memory Kirk Norwood Ann Palfreyman Sylvia Lynn Larry Mason Richard Moon Venace Oakey Peggy Patten Clifford Mace Mike Mason Bruce Mower Duane Oliver John Peay Mike Mahony Lila Rae Measom Gary Nielson Sally Orton Jack Perry Myrtle Martin Gary Mecham Gary Noakes Michael Olsen John Pehrson Class of ’65 51 Margery Peterson Gary Richins Kirt Roundy Mary Schouten Nedra Snelson Nadine Peterson Barbara Riding Nina Roundy Laurie Sheffield Given Singleton Vicky Peterson Ian Roberts Patricia Rowe Mike Shephard Russell Stansfield Linda Peirce Nicky Robertson Gary Roylance Don Shephard Curtis Stewart Linda Prothero Alan Robinson Lorna Sanders I la Shephard Judy Stilson Paulene Reese Mary Lou Rowland Paulette Sanderson Kathryn Sorenson Sandra Streeter 52 Sophomores Kent Sumsion Richard Thorpe Larry Vane Camille Weight Pauline Whiting Roy Tanner Nola Thompson Linda Valdez David Wheeler Ila Whiting Jackie Taylor Ruth Tippetts Claudia Wardle Craig Whiting Wendell Whiting Mike Taylor Steve Turpin Jerry Warren Richard Whitney Joyce Wiscombe Pat Thorn Kay Tuttle Evelyn Webb Gayle Whiting Sharon Wiscombe David Thorn Kay Underwood Larry Webb Richard Whiting Richard Wood Class of Y)5 Grant Clyde Faculty Advisor Linda Freeman Feature Editor Margaret Pehrson Faculty Advisor Dennis Engle Sports Editor Kathleen Childs Sophomore Representative Mary Huff Copy Editor Fred Taylor Photographer Terry Roylance Photographer Alan Pennington Photographer Steve Woolsey Photographer 57 THESPIAN CLUB MEMBERS; back, left to right: Roger Wilson, David Herbert, LaMar Norton, Doug Miner, Alan Cunis, Wayne Childs. Second from back: left to right: Lucille Miner, Pam Forshec, Connie Whit- ing, Sue White, Jerry George, Janet Rayburn. Third from back: left to right: Mary Huff, Barbara Jessce, Mariana Hansen, Linda Freeman, Kathy Talbot, Jane Perry, Merrill Carter (Advisor). Front row: left to right: Susan Jackson, Bonnie Steel, Barbara Naylor, Marie Mason, Rita Thorpe. OFFICERS; left to right: Roger Wilson, Connie Whiting, Lucille Miner. What are they using, sleeping powder?’ 58 AC APPELLA II Back Row: left to right: Susan Gardener, Carolyn Booke, Karen DeGraw, Rulon Condie, Ricky Child, Stephen Clark, Bryan Har ward, Steven Dalton, Leslie Stewart, Raymond Bird, Larry Johnson, Lynn Wilson, Gary Peirce, Diane Bills, Christine Woodward, Sue White. Middle row: left to right: Lorraine Judd, Judy Wiscombe, Nedra Snelson. Jeff Cane, David Houser, Creed Haymond, Dca Montague, Mike Farrer, Alan Taylor, Cyril Crandall, Doug Miner, John Pehrson, Barbara Jessee, Judy Peterson, Diane Peirce. Front row: left to right: Rebecca Roper, Ann Bishop, Diane Savage, Patsy Robbins, Ila Burrows, Susan Holdaway, Anna Lee Watts, Susan Christensen, Barbara Johnson, Linda Ostler, Coleen Crandall, Susannc Ruff, Martha Craig. OFFICERS (A'CAPELLA). Back: left to right: Alan Taylor, Larry Johnson, Diane Bills. Rulon Condie. Middle: left to right: Cred Haymond, Barbara Jessee, Barbara Johnson, Susan Christensen. Martha Craig. Front: left to right: Christine Woodward, Rebecca Roper, David Houser, Sue White. Mr. Montague rules this group with an iron hand, but all the members agree that it is the best organization in the whole school. They really do their share in promoting school spirit and in bringing S.H.S. recognition. The thrilling and inspiring concerts put on by these near-professional sing- ers, will be among memories remem- bered for a long time to come.” 60 The A'Capella Choir goes caroling the old-fashioned way. Besides being hard workers, the A’Capella Choir also found time for fun. Their parties were always occasions to be looked forward to by all tjie members of the group. You can be sure that parties and fun will be among the cherished memories of the A'Capella Choir. The rest of you can have what’s left 61 ACAPPELLA I Back row; left to right: Pauline Whiting, Peggy Patten, Josephine Miller, Marsha Jenkins, Steven Jackson, Richard Ollerton, Mike Taylor, Paul Montague, Richard Thorpe, John Peay, Douglas Allen, Ronald Jackson, Sandra Streeter, Susan Hall, Leslie Allred, Joyce Lisby. Middle row; left to right: Karla Brinkerhoff, Margie Loftin, Lorna Bird, Mary Lee Christensen, Cregg Hurst, Bill Jacobson, David Oakley, Ronnie Hatfield, David Wheeler, Darwin Vincent, Richard Whiting, Jerry Warren, Judy Crane, Shirley Luce, Sylvia Lynn, Nadine Peterson. Front row; left to right: Carolyn Beardall, Linda Byransen, Vicki Gurr, Linda Peirce, Christine Crandall, I la Whiting, Mary Schouten, Ann Palfreyman, Bonnie Barney, Gerene Cope, Deanne Ames, Vicki Allen, Carolyn James. OFFICERS. Back row; left to right: Dean Warren, David Oakley, Steven Jackson. Front row; left to right: Bonnie Barney, Shirley Luce, Mary Schouten, Susan Hall, Deanne Ames. 62 GLEE CLUB Back row; lef to right; Ila Shepherd, LaRae Diamond, Joyce Wis- combe, Venice Oakey, Camille Weight, Carolyn Johnson, JoAnn Gould. Cary Mae Barker, Claudia Wardle, Lucille Davies, Cheryl Carter, Pat Curtis. Middle row; left to right: Karen Hardy, Karla Conrad. Betty Jackson, Linda Dowhaniuk, Shirley Atchinsen, Bar- bara Jensen, Susan Judd. Ranae Early, Ruth Carter, Andy Hall. Judy Childs. Front row; left to right: Marilyn Childs, Dianne Lucas Donna Curtis, Carol Clements, Pat Thorn, Laurie Sheffield, Mary Lee Roland, Jean Crandall, Linda Chadwick, Laura Clements, Jackie Taylor. OFFICERS. Back; left to right: Carol Clements, Mary Lee Roland, Ranae Early. Front; left to right: Judy Childs Lucille Davies, Joyce Wiscombe. ‘ Another new organization on our Springville High School Campus which has given to the members of the studentbody many a fine concert is the Glee Club. This club being completely composed of girls has enabled them to have a lot of really fun” parties. The girls’ voices were trained under the skillful direction of Mr. Mont- ague.” 63 ORCHESTRA ORCHESTRA MEMBERS. Back row; left to right: Shirl Weight, Susan Eldredge, Clara Pace, Gary Clement, Charles Stewart, Richard Hatch. Marie Clark, Evelyn Webb. Middle row; left to right: Harman Hatch; advisor (Director), Myrtle Martin, Connie Ivie, Laura Clement, Ann Bargar, Sharon Bargar, Ila Dawn Gubler, Sally Orton, Judy Newberry, Craig Whiting. Front row; left to right: Kathleen Childs, Neil Maycock, Lita Boyer. The orchestra, although small, has always accomplished a great deal under the capable direction of Mr. Hatch. This group has set high goals and standards and they are constantly stri- ving and obtaining them. Although we have all enjoyed their music, this too will pass away. 64 OFFICERS. Left to right: Shirl Weight, Richard Hatch. Charles Stewart, Evelyn Webb, Lita Boyer. BAND MEMBERS: Back rote, left to right: Micheal Vincent, Ray Lynn Huntington, Dean Warren, Robert Martin, David Lovell, Larry Wright, Karl Harris, Ricky Hazel, Bruce Cook, Glen Newberry, Ray- mond Bird. Byran Lovell, Melvin Isaacson, Ronnie Liston. 2nd from hack: Gary Mccham, Lee Russell, Marvin Hales, Lynn Evans, David Finley, Diane Bills, Debra George, Kay Underwood, Kathy Orr, Lucille Miner, Marianna Hansen. Lila Rae Measom, Michael Hat- field, Bill Snyder. Alan Craig. 2nd from front: Mark Montague, Clifton Brailsford, David Clements, Larry Johnson, Linda Johnson, Kathy Pabst, Marva Ewell, Vicky Peterson, Gwen Singleton, Marie- Mason, Martha Craig, Kent Sumsion, Clair Jensen. Front row: Dea Montague, Mike Young, Brent Johnson, Steven Mock. Wayne Shirt- liff, Rex Miner, Mike Mason, Terry Killpack, Barry Clements. OFFICERS: Left to right: Kathy Pabst, Martha Craig, Larry Johnson, Raymond Bird. Kathy Orr. This year has been most successful band. Their music has thrilled a student at their concerts. Un- of Mr. Montague, but PEP BAND Back row. left to rij(ht: Clifton Brailsford, Lee Russell, David Finley, Carl Harris. David Lovell, Ricky Hazel, Byran Lovell, Glen New- berry. Raymond Bird. Middle rou: Mike Vincent, Paul Montague, Ray Huntington. Brent Johnson, Mariana Hansen, Deborah George, Diane Bills, Marie Mason, Melvin Isaacson, Allan Craig, Ronnie Liston. Front row: Dea Montague, Mike Young. Bill Snyder, Bruce Cook, Terry Killpack, Kent Sumsion. Under the leadership of Mr. Mon- tague, the Pep Band really added a great deal to our school this year. What would our games have been without them? They always had some- thing new and clever to play. We will forever remember how this group truly did add pep to our basketball and football games.” The Pep Band got more excited at the games than the rest of the crowd. 66 D.E. CLUB MEMBERS: Back rote, left to right: Dale Lee. Paul Thorpe, Glen Julie Oldroyd, Ann Palfreyman, Karma Nielson, Eldon Reese, ad- Miner, Rolan Senior, Alan Pennington. Roy Devenish. Front row: visor. OFFICERS: left to right: Karma Nielson, Paul Thorpe, Rolan Senior, Dale Lee. The D.E. Club has really been busy this year. Under the direction of Mr. Reese these students have been able to learn much about business and sell- ing. A special honor came to S.H.S. as Paul Thorpe was elected as the Pres- ident of the State D.E. Club.’' 67 EF.A. F.F.A. MEMBERS: Back row. left to right: Rodney Fullmer, Robert Martin, Ned Gavin. Dean Warren, Wayne Johnson, Tom Bona, Larry Wright. Calvin Wright, Harold Biggs. Third row: Toni Gon- zales. Rulon Jensen, Judd Harward, Joe Halverson, Wendell Whit- ing, Stanley Tipton, Shirl Jackman. Second row: Danny Johnson, Jack Perry, Gary Carter, Reed Barker, Merrill Hales, Terry Jensen, Roger Evans, Ron Harward. Front row: Dale Robertson, Alan Dib- ble, Wayne Stone, Clair Hicks. ’These boys have really done their share to bring back honors to Spring- viile High under the leadership of Mr. Phillips. They have filled our trophy case with bright blue ribbons and gleaming gold trophies. The F.F.A. in co-sponsorship with the F.H.A. brought us the Harvest Ball and assembly which will be added to our many memories of this past school year.” 68 OFFICERS: Back: Toni Gonzales, Duane Alleman, Reed Barker, Tom Bona. Front: John Crandall, Merrill Hales, Wayne Johnson. The F.F.A. was represented well by these boys and received honors because of their outstanding achievements. Among other various awards were such things as Union Pacific Scholarships, and other money prizes.” This group brought other honors to the F.F.A. by winning the Parliamentary Procedure Contest.” 69 LETTERMEN S CLUB LETTERMAN'S CLUB: Rack row, left to right: Elliot Murphy, Alan Young, Larry Johnson, Mike Taylor, Richard Thorpe, Don Rigtrup. Rolan Senior. Doug Strong, David Poulson, Johnny McKensie, Lynn Roundy, Ronald Witney, Lynn Wilson, Judd Harward, Steph- en Cherrington. Middle row: Ricky Jensen. Neil Bennet, David Houser, Terr)' Roylance, Alan Curtis, Don Eldredge, Kent Creer, George Althouse, John Stokes, Kent McAllister, Doug Curtis, Gor- don Wilson. 2nd Middle: Barry Clemnets, Bruce Packard, Roger Reid, Gerald Althouse, Rulon Condie, Jay Mortenson. Front row: Steven Mock, Dennis Engle, Gary Peirce, Lark Allen ,Mike Grone- man, Raymond Bird, Brian Harward, Ricky Child, Terry Swanson, Dca Montague. OFFICERS: Front to hack: Rulon Condie, Ricky Child. Raymond Bird. Has anyone got any money? This is the familiar cry heard throughout the school uttered by all Athletic Club members. These boys have spent a hard-working year raising funds to support the Athletic program. They have made many memories for all of us that will stay alive for a long time to come.” 70 PEP CLUB Back row. left to right: Miss Ammott, advisor; Marsha Erickson, Susan Bailey, Betty Goodsell, Carolyn Allred, Rosanne LeRoy, Mary Patrick, Connie Whiting, Charlene Whitney. Connie Brails- ford. Middle row: Pauline Luster. Ann Childs, Laurie Brinker- hoff, Jane Pecry, Julie Oldroyd, Barbara Johnson, Karen DeGraw, Kathy Orr, Geraldine Newby. Front row: Ann Falfreyman, Su- sanne Ruff, Charlene Sanderson, Judy Newberry, Coleen Crandall, Deanna Bryan, Sharon Whiting. Who will forget the Pep Club? They were always available and on hand at the games with new tech- niques in marching. They never failed to have something different to offer the studentbody. They undertook many a project to raise money and sold everything from programs to seat cushions at the games. This is all a part of the past now but these memories will certainly not be forgotten.” OFFICERS: Back row. left to right: Susanne Ruff. Diane Allred, Christine Woodward. Front row: Julie Oldroyd, Kathy Orr, Ann Childs. 71 72 PAPER STAFF PAPER STAFF left to ripht: Marianna Hansen, Vicki Ortegga, Mary Strong, Leslie Stewart, Margaret Pehrson, advisor; Karen De- Graw, Pauline Luster. 'The paper staff, or better known as the Red and Blue Review, have spent many an hour this past year working to make our school paper better than ever and they have by all means succeeded. United as a group, they gathered all the latest gossip and happenings around the school and published them in a paper twice a month. The articles that appeared in these papers will long be remembered as a parr of this past school year.” Mary Strong, editor; Leslie Stewart, co-editor. 73 SKI CLUB MEMBERS: Back row. left to right: Wendell Whiting, Dennis Gra- ham, Craig Johnson, Gary Ellis, Calvin Bird, Keith Averett, David Foulson, Lark Allen, Terry Swanson, Alan Taylor, George Althouse, Jerry Warren. Second row from back: Von Memory, Kirk Norwood, Jeff Cane, Creed Havmond. Ray Thorn. Third row from back: Ray- mond Wood, Gary DeRose, Larry Mason, Doug Miller, Gloria Han- sen, Linda Freeman. Ricky Child. Fourth row from back: Carolyn Johnson, Lucille Davies, Susan Hall, Gayle Whiting, Karen Hardy, DeAnne Ames, Bonnie Barney. Second row from front: Shiryl Jack- man, Steven Clark, Toni Taylor, Jackie Taylor. Ann Palfreyman, JoAnn Bartlett, Pat Oldroyd, Marsha Jenkins, Leslie Stewart, Kent Creer. Front row: Pat Curtis, Joyce Livsey. Pat Thorn, Susanne Ruff, Coleen Crandall, Pauline Whiting, Julie Oldroyd. Its off to the hills. Although the Ski Club got off to a slow start this year, due to lack of snow, enthusiasm has run high throughout the year. Par- ties, dances, and initiations have high- lighted the activities of the club. Memories of snow-covered mountain slopes will not soon be forgotten.” OFFICERS: Rack, left to right: Linda Freeman, Leslie Stewart. Middle: Creed Hay- mond. Front: Jerry Warren, Alan Taylor. 74 SPANISH CLUB Back row. left to right: Terry Roylance, Rosann LeRoy, Pamela Ker- by, Charlene Whitney, Sue White, Susan Holdaway, Glcnna Tipton, Donna Tohnson, Judy Bailey, Lynette Christensen, Evelyn Webb, Pauline Bardsley. Linda Christensen, John Pehrson. Middle row: Mr Peters (Advisor), Toni Gonzales, Connie Brailsford, Ann Pal- freyman, Susan Bowman, LaRae Diamond, Nina Roundy, Judy Wright, Martha Craig, Virginia Gurr, Clair Jensen. Front row: Rich- ard Miner, Gordon Wilson, Clifton Brailsford, Dennis Engle, Mike Groneman, Bruce Packard. Under the direction of Senor Peters, the Spanish Club has had a very exciting and eventful year. Their pinata parties and initiations really brightened the school for members and non-members alike. Here are memor- ies of past activities that will not be forgotten. OFFICERS: Back: Toni Gonzales, Clair Jensen. Front: Terry Roylance, Connie Brails- ford. 75 SAFETY COUNCIL 76 F.H.A. CLUB Back row. left to right: Connie Ivie, Mary Kay Lawrence, Marva Ewell. Clara Pace. Ila Dawn Gubler, Christine Woodward, Mary Patrick, Connie Whiting, Mary Huff, Charlene Whitney, Jerry George. Sandra Streeter. Middle rote: Ardis Killpack (Advisor), Julie Oldroyd, Judy Swanson, Deanna Bryan, Lila Rae Measom, Ila Shepherd, Shirley Luce, Gerene Cope, Lucille Miner. Front row: Eileen Averett, Vicki Peterson, Susanne Ruff, Pauline Luster, Coleen Crandall, Melanie Crandall, Ann Palfreyman, Paulette Sanderson, Susan Bowman, Kathryn Sorenson. F F A. CANDIDATES: Front row. left to right: F.H.A. OFFICERS: Front row. left to right: Connie Whiting, Lucille Miner, Mary Kay Judy Wiscombe, Cheryl Smith, Susan Christensen, Lawrence, Coleen Crandall. Back: Judy Swanson, Deanna Bryan. Mary Kay Lawrence, Toni Taylor. Back row: Ann Childs. Clara Frandsen. Connie Brailsford, Julie Oldrovd. Ann Whiting. Judy Peterson, Cheryl Smith, Danna Chapman. 77 HIGH SCHOOL BOWL HIGH SCHOOL BOWL TEAM Barry Clements Martha Craig Lark Allen Valerie Twelves Congratulations go to our High School Bowl team for the contribution they have made to our school. Their out- standing achievements brought recognition to SHS that will not be forgotten. They have truly done their share in building memories for rhe past year. 78 UN. CLUB 79 STENO CLUB STENO CLUB MEMBERS: Back row. left to right: Jane Peery, Barbara Jessce. Next to last: Eldon Reese (Advisor), Christine Woodward, Susan Bailey. Betty Goodsell. Diana Allred. Jerry George. Marsha Erickson, Judy Peterson, Merrill Hales. Third row from hack: Venice Christensen, Leah Ann Bartlett, Ila Burrows, Mary Huff, Mary Strong, Judy Wiscombe, Karen DeGraw, Valerie Twelves, Geraldine Newby. Front row: Sharon Whiting, Coleen Crandall, Barbara Johnson, Cheryl O. Smith, Lauree Brinkerhoff. Crandall, Barbara Johnson, Linda Johnson, Cheryl A. Smith, Lauree Brinkerhoff. Judy Newberry, Rebecca Roper. Rebecca Roper. The members of the Steno Club have really worked hard this past year building their type and shorthand speeds so as to make some boss a good secretary some- day. All was not work, however. They had their fun and laughter at their Steno parties. Many mem- ories are held here. 80 ORIENTAL CLUB MEMBERS: Back row. left to right: Glen Deeben. Tom Jackson, Granr. Grace Banks, Sally Orton, Carol Medvid, Susan Eldredee Charles Stewart, Patsy Quaranburg, Mary Cragun, Susan Jackson, Linda Mortimore, Rex Miner. Roger Jameson, Kathy Pabst, Mr. Paxton (Advisor). Front: Norma Although small in number, these members have been most successful in all their efforts to present the school with many fine activities. They have had many a party that will provide them with fond memories of things that have passed away. OFFICERS: left to right: Sally Orton, Susan Jackson, Glen Deeben, Kathy Pabst. 81 82 FOOTBALL QUARTERS and CENTERS: Roger Reid, Rolan Senior, Glen New- RIGHT HALFS: Gerald Alrhouse, Rulon Condie, John McKenzie, berry, Don Rigtrup, Ray Bird, Carl Harris. Brian Harward. TACKLES: Melvin Isaacson, John Torzillo, Paul Wright, Dean ENDS: Richard Thorpe, Lark Allen, Richard Ollerton, Steven Mock, Warren, Mike Taylor, Alan Curtis. Judd Harward, Brent Roylance. LEFT HALFS: George Althouse, John Stokes, David Hollenbeck, Don Eldredge, Dennis Engle. GUARDS: Ricky Jensen, Gary Ellis, Kent Creer, Terry Roylance, Ronald Witney, Steve Clark. 84 Ml FULLBACKS: Ray Thorn, Keirh Wilson, Mike Groneman. Carbon 13 SCORES: SEASON VARSITY Springville 7 Spanish Fork 6 Springville 13 Provo 12 Springville 7 Payson 24 Springville 13 Orem 32 Springville 0 tar COACHES: Karol Bills and Hal Jensen. 85 A big vote of thanks goes to our Cheerleaders for their en- thusiasm which they magnified in the crowds at our games this past year. They kept our school spirit alive not only when we rose to victory, but also when we were defeated. Their pep and friend- liness was a good representation of Springville High School.” JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: Left to right; Karla Brinkerhoff, Pauline Whiting, Ann Palfreyman, Marsha Jenkins, Bonnie Barney, Linda Peirce. 88 the Springs tor ::.ur. To the pep. to the vim. to th Baf i To the Red, to the Blue, to th V ers we all esteem. Ers who help us win. hip that will pull us through. Let's shout, let's cheer, let's give Vs for the best school year. Loyal to the Springville High, 1-®Tmay her colors fly. Stand the red and blue passes bv, let every loyal man salute. Here’s to all the victories, here's to the faithful team Let us praise the Springville High School, and shout for the Red and Blue! 89 BASKETBALL Mike Groneman Rolan Senior Roger Reid Ron Bird Forward Forward Guard Center Richard Thorpe Guard Dennis Engle Guard Gary Nielson Forward Richard Miner Forward Neil Strong Bill Allred Judd Harward Wayne Johnson 90 Forward Forward Guard Center JUNIOR VARSITY TEAM: Back left to right; Coach; Elliot Jor Junior Varsity games were just as exciting as Varsity games.” dan, Mike Taylor, Doug Bringhurst, Neil Strong, Richard Miner, Bill Allred. Middle Row; left to right; Judd Harward, Michael Ol sen, Dennis Strong, Steven Jackson. Front Row; left to rgiht; David Thorn, Craig Whiting, Mike Shepherd. SCORES: SEASON VARSITY SCORES Provo 59 SHS 40 Carbon 60 SHS 66 Spanish Fork 56 SHS 59 Payson 68 SHS 57 Orem 70 SHS 64 Provo 66 SHS 65 Carbon 66 SHS 89 Spanish Fork 73 SHS 70 Payson 64 SHS 61 Orem 77 SHS 70 91 COACH: Hal Jensen CO-CAPTAINS: Mike Groneman and Rolan Senior MANAGER: Clair Jensen Get in, Rolan! Roger makes another foul shot. Tip it to the Devils.’ J. V. ATHLETIC MANAGERS: Gary Mecham, Eddie Isaacson. J. V. BASKETBALL TEAM. Back, left to right: Coach, Elliot Jordan; Calvin Bird, Gary Richins, Douglas Bringhurst, Craig Whiting, Mike Taylor. Middle row: David Thorn, Dennis Strong, Michael Olson, Mark Fitzgerald. Front row: Steven Jackson, Mike Shephard, Marvin Hales. WRESTLING MEMBERS: Back row. left to right: Coach Bills, Raymond Bird, Alan Curris, Richard Witney, Karl Harris, Doug Curtis. Middle row: Bruce Packard, Gordon Wilson, John Stokes, David Hallen- beck, Reed Barker, Raymond Wood. Front row Eddie Mellor, Le- land Chapman, Paul Reese. Larry Mason, Alan Craig. Our boys were always ready and prepared.” STATE WINNERS: Douglas Curtis, Richard Witney, John Stokes, Alan Curtis. 93 TR AC K TEAM TRACK TEAM: Back row, left to right: Elliot Murphy, Raymond Bird, Richard Whiting, Lee Russell, Paul Montague, Mike Taylor, Harold Biggs, Rodney Fullmer, Bill Schouten, Alan Curtis, Gerald Althouse, Johnny Gabbitas, Wayne Stone, Barry Clements, Coach Hal Jensen, Charles Stewart. Next to last row: Leiand Chapman, Larry Vane. Second from front, Calvin Bird, Kay Tuttle, Kirk Nor- wood, Larry Johnson, Larry Joe Elmer, Dennis Strong, Gary Richins, Lynn Roundy, Glen Newberry. Front row: John Cameron, Neil Bennett, Richard Miner, David Hallenbeck, Jay Mortensen, Russell Stansfield, Von Memory, Jack Perry, Roger Fowles. 94 TENNIS AND BASEBALL TENNIS TEAM: Left to irght. Dennis Graham, David Houser, David Thorn, Craig Johnson, Bill Allred, Douglas Allen, Gary DeRose, Paul Reese, Rulon Condie. COACH: Alma Garrett. BASEBALL TEAM. Back row, left to right: COACH: Carol Bills, Ierry Roylance, Richard Thorpe, Johnny McKenzie, Steven Mock, Rolan Senior. Middle Row: Don Eldrcdge, Kent Creer, Roger Reid, David Clements. Front Row: Brent Roylance, George Althouse, Mark Fitzgerald, Mike Young. 95 96 THE SOCK HOP Ug, Jcanie, would you get off my foot? 'Let's see, the IOV2 black is mine. OUR MAT DANCES” Coleen Crandall, expelled; Reason: Sup showing. A good time was had by all. That last tackle really threw me. 98 STENO CLUB DANCE That corsage gives me hayfever. Ouch, that’s my sore hand.” SADIE HAWKINS’ DANCE The decorations were traditional Sadie Hawkins Day. 99 HARVEST BALL The planning committee. 'There ought to be a rule against cheeking! “HOMECOMING” Rebecca Roper, our Homecoming Queen.' 100 SENIOR HOP Judy Wiscombe sang The Christmas Song our theme, on the Senior Hop Assembly.' Because of hard work and diligence, the Senior Hop was a big success. Weeks of planning went into its prep- aration and many long hours were spent making decor- ations. Although it has passed away, and for the Seniors there will never be another, it will always be remembered as one of the highlights of this past school year.” 101 JUNIOR PROM 'IN SEARCH OF MY LOV E' SWEET HEART BALL 103 OUR ASSEMBLIES Would somebody turn on the lights? Did I make the team, Coach? Get off the stage John!! Hey Big Boy, why, don’t you come up and see me sometime? - I told you not to go steady! 104 What a hell of a place to lose your contacts!! ' . . and then there arc the mongoloids.” 105 106 I ... . r f • . HOMECOMING QUEENS: Re- becca Roper, Cheryl Smith, Su- san Christensen. i “ HARVEST BALL QUEENS HARVEST BALL QUEENS: Su- san Christensen, Mary Kay Law- rence, Cheryl Smith. ____________ SADIE HAWKINS ROYALTY SADIE HAWKINS DAY ROY- UTY: Coleen Crandall. Alan Curtis. SPRINGVILLE FLORAL CO. Floyd Stewart, Proprietor 397 East 4th South ANDERSON’S Mays Anderson, Proprietor 188 South Main 116 CITY DRUG Harold Christensen, Proprietor 164 South Main AUTOMOTIVE AND INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY CO. Owners: Finley W. Roylance, Vayne Zobell, and Blaine Miner Best Wishes and Success in the Future to the Graduating Class of ’63.” HAYMOND DRUG Paul, Ted, and Earl Haymond, Proprietors 238 South Main ROBERTSONS’ MARINE GARDEN CENTER J. E. Robertson, Proprietor 97 South Main ARCTIC CIRCLE E. L. Gear, Proprietor 35 South Main O. P. SKAGGS Roland H. Lassee, Manager 330 South Main UTAH SERVICE, INC Taylor Burt, Manager 35 East 4th South 118 MAPLETON CITY Congratulates the Graduates of '63. LEMAR’S CAFE LeMar Miner. Proprietor 1700 South Main 119 Julie and Cheryl wear Casuals by J I Originals. The Sprucette is a addition to Spring- ville’s Main Street. De- siring to serve ladies of all ages they have kept you the students in mind. The store offers the top styles and trends at reason- able prices. COME IN AND LOOK, w e promise to be the place of smart fashion. y xsL. pRUCETTE Wearing her madras skirt, Val is happy to help you. SPRINGVILLE amona DUKE JEWELRY J. M. Duke, Prop. 220 South Main CASTLETON'S MODERN ART PHOTO Vernon Castleton, Prop. 130 South Main 121 We’re Loaded with Fashion. . . . Observed near the Coachman entrance April 5, 1963. Mike Groneman in his Linett Sport Coat-Sero Shirt-Adlers and Clark’s Penny Loafers. Cheryl Smith wearing majestic Kilt Skirtover Coulette, Adlers and Oldmaine Loafers. Connie Brailsford in her Madras shirt by Mather and skirt by Miss Pat. ALLENS CLEANERS Champ Allen, Prop. 373 South Main FRANK KELLYS Frank Memory and Kelly Jensen, Prop. 420 South Main SPROUSE-REITZ, INC. 265 South Main Street MINER’S AUTO SERVICE Jeff Miner, Prop. 480 South Main S.O.S. DRUG R. A Oldroyd, Prop. 214 South Main 123 J. C. PENNEY CO., INC. W. L. Snelson 233 South Main WESTSIDE MARKET Paul E. Deals, Prop. 241 South 1st West SPRINGVILLE MEAT COLD STORAGE Ray Cope, Prop. 268 South 1st West MAPLE SERVICE Hugh and Carlos Hjorth Mapleton 124 RUFF’S GARAGE Bill Ruff, Prop. 38 West Center CHRISTENSEN’S DEPT. STORE Don Terry, Mgr. 192 South Main PROVO'S FRIENDLY STORE THE NEWEST AND SMARTEST IN MEN'S WEAR 1 16 WEST CENTER PROVO, UTAH 125 126 CENTER SERVICE, INC L. Burt Taylor. Prop. 5 South Main m i m SAGE CREEK MARKET La Var Cloward, Prop. 1000 South 4th East 127 Congratulations to the graduates of ’63. The Doctors of Springville Dr. Glade Y. Creer Dr. Robert K. Jenkins Dr. Clair W. Judd Dr. Richard K. Miner Dr. Glenn B. Orton Dr. L. E. Otteson Dr. Norman L. Parker Dr. John T. Marshall W. W. CLYDE AND CO. General Contractors Highway and Bridge Construction QUALITY DRIVE-IN CLEANERS Maury Thomas West 2nd South THORN ROCK PRODUCTS Box 111 Springville, Utah 129 THEART CENTER A W ROOT BEER Stan Whaley, Manager 501 South Main A. R. SNOW DAIRY A. R. Snow, Proprietor 200 West 8 South PEAY’S MARKET Murray Peay, Proprietor 11 East 4 North 13) AND THIS TOO HAS PASSED AWAY... 132 SENIORS -A- Allen, Lark - 7,16,70,74,78,84, 125 Allred, Diana - 16,71,80,104 Alvey, Wallace - 16 Anderson, Richard - 16 -B- Bailey, Susan - 16,71,80 Brailsford, Connie - 16,71,75,77, 122 Bartholomew, John - 16 Bartlett, Leah Ann - 16, 80 Barney, Jeanne - 17,109 Beck, Judy - 17 Biggs, Harold - 17,68,94 Bird, Jack - 16 Bird, Steven A. - 16, 56, 57 Bird, Raymond - 16,60,61,65,66, 70,84,93,94 Bird, Steven L. - 17 Bona, Tommy - 17,68 Booke, Carolyn - 17,60,61 Brinkerhoff, Lauree - 17,71,80 Bryan, Deanna - 7,18,71,77 Burrows, Ila - 18,60,61,80 Burtleman, Renate - 17 •C- Chapman, Danna - 18,77 Chidester, Agnes - 18 Child, Richard - 18,60,70,74 Childs, Ann - 18,71,77 Christensen, Susan - 18,60,61, 77,100,106,107 Christensen, Venice - 18,80 Clements, David - 18,65,95 Clements, Barry - 18,31,65,70, 78 Cole, Ronald - 19 Condie, Rulon - 19,60,61,70,84, 95,99 Court, Rebecca - 19 Craig, Martha - 19,31,60,61,65, 75,78 Crandall, Coleen - 7,19,60,61,71, 74, 77,79,80,98,108 Curtis, Alan - 19,58,70,84,85, 93,94,108 Cornelius, Barbara - 19 Carly, Gene - 19 -D- Dalton, Stephen - 19,60,61 DeGraw, Karen - 19,60,61,71,73, 80 DeHeer, Carol - 19 Devenish, Roy - 19,67 -E- Eldredge, Don - 20,70,84,95 Engle, Dennis - 7,20,57,75,84, 90,92,105 Erickson, Marsha - 20, 71, 80 -F- Farrer, Mike - 20,60,61,101,119, 123 Ferris, Bonnie - 20 Frandsen, Clara - 20,77 Freeman, Linda - 20,57,58,74, 104 -G- George, Jerry - 20,58, 77, 80 Gabbitas, Johnny - 21,94 Gale, Charles - 21 Goodsell, Betty - 21,56,57,71,80 Groneman, Mike - 7,21,70,75, 85,86,90,91,99,122 -H- Hales, Merrill - 21,68,69,80,100 Hall, Allen - 21 Hall, Lynn - 21 Harmer, LaCell - 21 Harward, Ron - 68,69 Harward, Brian - 21,60,61,70,84 Haymond, Creed - 21,60,61,74, 116 Herbert, David - 22,58 Hicks, Clair - 22,68,69,100 Houser, David - 22,60,61,70,95, 99 Hulce, Robert - 22 Huff, Mary - 22,57,58,59,77,80 -J- Jackson, Carol - 22 Jackson, Howard - 22 Jeffers, Lynn - 22 Jessee, Barbara - 22,58,60,61,80 Johnson, Barbara - 7,22,60,61, 71.80.100 Johnson, Larry - 7,22,58,60,61, 65,70, 94,101 Johnson, Linda - 22, 80, 87,88 Johnson, Linda - 23,65 Johnson, Wayne - 23,31,59,68, 69.90.100 -K- Kerby, Pamela - 23,75,119 Knight, Bobby - 9,23,31 -L- Lawrence, Mary Kay - 23, 77, 87, 88,100,107 Lee, Dale - 23,67 LeRoy, Rosann - 23,71,75 Livingston, Bill - 23 Lovell, David - 23,65,66 Luster, Pauline - 23,71,73,77 -M- McAllister, Kent - 23, 70 Mellor, Eddie - 23 Miller, Josephine -’24,62 Montague, Dea - 6,7,24,60,61, 65,66,70,79,118 Miner, Douglas - 15,24,58,59, 60,61,97,101 Miner, Lucille - 58,65,73,77 Miner, Glen - 24,67 Mitchell, Jack - 24 Mock, Steven - 24,65,70,84,95 Murphey, Elliott - 24, 70, 94 -N- Newberry, Judy - 24,64,71,80,118 Newby, Geraldine - 24, 71, 80 Nielson, Carma - 24,67 Noakes, Lona - 24 -O- Oldroyd, Julie - 24,67,71,74,77, 121,123 Orr, Kathy - 25,65,71 -P- Palfreyman, Ann - 25,67,71,74, 75,77 Palmer, Bruce - 25 Patrick, Mary - 25,71,77 Paulson, Douglas - 25 Peay, Phillip - 25 Peery, Jane - 25,58,71,80 Peirce, Don - 25 Peirce, Gary - 7,25,60,61,70,101 Pennington, Allan - 25,30,57,67 Peterson, Judy - 15,25,60,61,77, 80 Poulson, David - 7,25,30,70,74 Pulsipher, Jerry - 26 -R- Robinson, David - 26 Richmond, Mike - 26 Rigtrup, Don - 26, 70, 84 Roper, Rebecca - 26,60,61,80,87, 88,99,100,106,119 Roundy, Lynn - 26,59, 70, 94 Rowland, Gary - 26 Roylance, Terry - 26, 57, 70,75, 84,95 Ruff, Sussanne - 26,60,61,71,74, 77 Rupp, Ralph - 26 Russell, Jay - 26 -S- Sanderson, Charlene - 26, 71 Schouten, Bill - 27, 94 Seal, Julie - 27 Senior, Rolan - 27,67,70,84,90, 91, 92, 95 Sherman, Ronald - 27 Slater, Elden - 27 Smith, Cheryl - 27,77,121 Smith, Cheryl D. - 27, 77, 80, 87, 88, 99,100,106,107,122 Stewart, Leslie - 27,50,60,61, 73,74 Strong, Douglas - 70,98 Stewart, Harold - 27 Swanson, Terry - 27,59, 70,74, 98 -T- Talbot, Kathie - 27,58,59 Tarzillo, John - 28, 84 133 Taylor, Alan - 28,56,57,60,61, 74,127 Taylor, Fred - 6,7,28,57 Taylor, Toni - 28,74,77,87,88 Thorpe, Paul - 15,28,31,67 Thorpe, Rita - 28,58 Twelves, Valerie - 28,59,78,80, 87,88,121 -V- Vincent, Darwin - 28,62 -W- Warren, Dean - 28,65,68,84 Westoff, Ronald - 28 White, Sue - 28,58,60,61,75 White, Alan - 28 Whiting, Ann - 29,77,125 Whiting, Connie - 29,58,71,77 Whiting, Sharon - 29,71,80 Whitney, Charlene - 29,71,75,77 Witney, Ron - 29, 70, 84 Wilson, Roger - 29,31,58,59 Wilson, Lynn - 29,60,61,70 Wilson, Keith - 29,85 Williams, John - 29 Wiscombe, Judy - 6,7,29,60,61, 77,79,80,101,119 Wolsey, Steve - 7,29,57,100 Woodward, Christine - 29,60,61, 77,80 Wright, Judy - 29, 75 Wright, Paul - 30,84 Wright, Larry - 30,65,68,100 -Y- Young, Mike - 65,66 JUNIORS -A- Alan, Jeanne - 34,98 Althouse, Gerald - 34, 70, 84, 86, 94,105 Althouse, George - 7,34,70,74, 84,95 Anderson, Cheryl - 34,116 Andreassen, Elsie - 34 Averett, Karma - 34, 98 -B- Bailey, Jim - 34 Baker, Carol - 34 Bardsley, Pauline - 34,75 Barker, Reed - 34,68,69 Banks, Grace - 34,81,131 Barger, Ann - 34,64 Bartholomew, Diane - 34 Bennett, Neil - 34,70,94 Bills, Dianne - 34,60,61,65,66 Bills, Stephen - 34 Bird, Sharon - 34 Bishop, Ann - 34,61,66 Bertoglio, Claudette - 34 Bonner, Judy - 35 Bowles, Marilyn - 7,35,124 Boyer, Lita - 7,35,64 -C- Cain, Jeff - 61,74, 111 Carter, Gary - 35,68 Carter, Ruth - 35,63 Castleton, Elaine - 35 Chadwick, Sharon - 35 Cherrington, Stephen - 35,70,116 Chestnut, Sue - 35 Christensen, Joan - 35 Clark, Stephen 35,60,61, 74, 84 Clement, Gary - 35,64 Curtis, Douglas - 35, 70 Creer, Kent - 36,70,74,84,95 Clement, Carol - 36,63 Cloward, Eileen - 36,59 Coleman, Keith - 36 Crandall, Cyril - 36,60,61 Crandall, Melanie - 36,77,99,100 Crane, Jim - 36 Cragun, Mary - 36,81,101 -D- Deeben, Glen - 36, 81 Dudley, Dixie - 36 Drake, Eugene - 36 •E- Eldredge, Susan - 37,64,81 Elmer, Larry Joe - 37,94 Ellis, Gary - 37,74,84 Erickson, Douglas - 37 Erickson, Robert - 37 -F- Fackerell, May Ion - 37 Ferran, Adelina - 37 Finley, David - 37,65,66 Forshee, Pamela - 37,58 Frandsen, LaVar - 37 Frost, Bonnie - 37 Frost, Terry - 37 Fullmer, Rodney - 37,68,94 -G- Gill, Susan - 37 Gardner, Susan - 37,60,61 Gonzales, Mary - 37 Grant, Norma Lee - 38,81 Gubler, Mace - 38 -H- Halverson, Joe - 68 Hanks, Kay - 38 Hansen, Gloria - 38,74 Hanson, Marianna - 38,58,65, 66,73 Harmer, Tommy - 38 Harris, Karl - 38,65,66,84,93 Harward, Judd - 38,69,70,84, 86,90,91 Hatch, Carolyn - 38 Hatch, Richard - 38,64 Hjorth, Eldon - 33,38 Hallenbeck, David - 38, 84, 94 Holdaway, Susan - 38,56,60,61, 75 -I- Isaacson, Melvin - 38,65,66,84 -J- Jackman, Shiryl - 38,68,74 Jackson, Susan - 38,58,81 Jackson, Ronald - 38,62 Jackson, Tom - 81 James, Cindy - 38 Jameson, Roger - 38, 81 Jensen, Clair - 39,56,57,65,75, 91 Jensen, Terry - 68 Jensen, Ricky - 33,39,70,79, 84 Judd, Lorraine - 39,60,61 Johnson, Brenda - 39 Johnson, Donna - 39,75 Johnson, Brent - 39,65,66 Jolley, Michael - 38 -K- Kapps, Dianna - 39 Killpack, Terry - 65,66 King, Clark - 39 Kreth, CarolAnn - 39 Kunze, Dan - 39 -L- Lindsay, Pay - 39 Lisonbee, Dennis - 39 Lovell, Byran - 39,65,66 -M- Mace, Robert - 39 Martin, Robert - 39,65,68 Martinez, Danny - 39 Mason, Marie - 39,58,65,66 Meals, Mary - 34,124 Miller, Marie - 39 Miller, Myrnna - 39 Miller, Doug - 74 Miner, Dorothy - 39 Miner, Rex - 40,65,81 Miner, Richard - 40,75,90,91,94 Morgan, Ray - 40 Mortensen, Shirene - 40 Mortensen, Jay - 40,70,94 Mortimore, Linda - 40, 81 McKenzie, John - 70, 84,95 Mucha, JoAnn - 40 -N- Naylor, Barbara - 40,58 Neil, Connie - 40 Newberry, Blen - 40,65,66,84,94 -O- Ogilvie, Ann - 40 Oakley, Julie - 40 Oakley, David - 40,62 Ortegga, Vicki - 40,73 Ostler, Linda - 40,60,61,99 Ostler, Janet - 40 Ollerton, Richard - 40,62, 84 Olsen, Dennis - 40 134 -p- Pabst, Kathy - 40,65.81 Packard, Bruce - 7,40.70,75.119 Palfreyman, Robert - 41,119 Paxman, Michael - 41 Peery, Ronald - 41,69 Peirce, Diane - 60,61,111 Porter, Patricia - 41 -Q- Quaranburg, Palsy - 41,81 -R- Ratos, James - 41 Rayburn, Janet - 41,58 Reese, Paul - 41,95 Reid, Roger - 41,70,84.90.92,95 Robbins, Patsy - 41,60,61 Robertson, Dale - 41.68 Rodrequez, Marv Lvnn -33.41. 79 Roylance. Brent - 41.84.86.95 Russel I. Lee 41.65.66.94 -S- Savage. Dianne 41.60.61.100 Schreiner. Merlcnc 41 Schriever. Ross 41 Shipley. Frankie - 41 Shurttlefl. Wayne - 41.65 Simmons. Mary Ann 42.97 Singleton. Peggy - 33.42. 79. |09 Steel. Bonnie 42.58 Snyder. Bill 42.65.66 Stevenson. Linda 42 Stewart, Charles 42.64.81.94 Stewart, Pat - 42.116 Stokes, John 42.70.84 Stone, Wavne 42.68.94.98 Strong. Neil - 42.90.91 Swanson, Judy 42.77 -T- Taylor. Lee 42 Taylor. Mary Lou 42 Tipton, (ilennn 42.75 Tipton, Stanley 42.68 Thorn, Ray 42.74.85 Torrance. Betty 42 Tucker. Kay - 42.56 -V- Vincent. Michael - 42.65.66 -W- Watts. Anna Lee 42.60.61.116 Watts. Marsha - 43 Warren. Evelyn - 43 Weiglit, Nancy - 43 Weight, Merrill - 43 Williams. Susan - 43 Wilson, Connie - 43 Wilson. Gordon - 43.70.75 Wright. Calvin - 43.68 Wright, Chris - 43,100 -Y- Young. Alan - 43.70 SOPHOMORES -A- Adams. Barry - 46 Allan. Vicki - 46.62 Allan. Douglas - 62.95 Alleman. Duane - 46.68 Allred. Bill - 7. 46. 90. 91.95 Allred. Leslie - 46.62 Ames. DeAnn • 46.62.74 Anderson. Kathleen 46 Atchinson. Shirley 46.63 A veret t. La rr - 46 Averett. Keith 46.74 Averet I. Eileen 46.77 B Bailey. Cheryl 46 Bailey. |udy 7.46.75.109 Bargar. Sharon - 46.64 Barker. Cine Mae 46.63 Barney. Bonnie 46.62.74.88 Bartlett. JoAnne 46.74 Beardall. Carolyn 46.62 Best. Evelyn 46 Biesinger. Jimmy • 46 Bird. Calvin 46.74.92.94 Bird. Lorna 46.62 Bird. Norman 46 Bird. Roy 46 Bird. Marie 46 Bird. Ronald 45.46.83.90.92 Bjarnson. Linda 46.62 Bamnies. Bruce 46 Brailsiord. Clilton 47.65.66. 75 Bowen. Susan 47.75.77 Braithwaite. Sandra 47 Bringliurst. Douglas 47.91.92 Bray. Alan 47 Brinkerhofl. Karla 62.88.98 Bushman. Delores 47 C Cameron. |ohn 47.94 Carter. Cheryl 47.63.100 Chadburn. Page 47 Chapman. Hazel 47 Chapman. LeLaiul 47.94 Chadwick. Linda 47.63 Chidester. Eugene 47 Childs. Kathleen 47.57.64 Childs. Wayne 47.58 Childs. Marilyn 47.63 Childs. Jtidv 47.63 Christensen. Lynette - 47.75 Christensen. Linda 48.75 Christensen. Marv Lee 48.62 Clark. |arie 48.64 Clement. Laura 48.63.64 Clyde. Joan 48 Conrad. Carla 48.63 Cook, Bruce 48.65.66 Cope, (.«erene - 48.62.77 Court. Ann - 48 Craig, Alan - 48.65.66 Crandall. Christine - 7.48.62. 103 Crandall. John - 48.68 Crandall. Jean - 48.63 Crane. Judy - 48.62 Curtis. Donna - 48.63 Curtis. Pat - 48.63. 74 -D- Davies. Lucille - 45.48.63.74. 103 DeRose. Gary - 48.74.95 Devenish. David - 48 Diamond. LaRae 48.63.75 Dibble. Allan - 48.68 Dickerson. David - 48 Dowhaniuks. Linda - 48.63 -E- Earlv. Renae 48 Evans. Roger 48.68.69 Evans. Lvnn - 48,65 Ewell. Marva - 48.65.77 -F- Fitzgerald. Mark 48.92.95 Fowles. Roger - 48.94 Frandsen. Grant 48 G- Garrett. Kay Lynn 48 Gavin. Ned 49.68 Giles. Craig 49 George. Debra 49.65.66 Gonzales. Tony 49.68.75 Gould. JoAnn - 49.63 Graham. Dennis 49.74 Gubler. lla Dawn 49.64.77 Gurr. Virgina - 49.75 Gurr. Vicki - 49.62 -11- Itales. Marvin - 49.65.92 Hall. Marsha 49 Hall. Andrea 49.63 Hall. Susan - 49.62.74 Hall. Phillis - 49 1 lardy. Karen - 49. 63. 74 Hat field. Claudia - 49 Hatfield. Michael 49.65 Hatfield. Ronnie 49.62 I laws. Mike - 49 Hazel. Ricky 65.66 IIjorth. Ellen 49 I lurst. Craig - 62 Huntington. Ray Lynn - 49.65.66 I- Isaacson. Eddie 92 hie. Connie - 49.64.77 Jackson - 49.63 Jackson. Stanley - 49 135 Jackson, Steven - 45,49,62,91, 92,103 Jacobson, Dick - 49 Jacobson, Bill - 62 James, Carolyn - 62 Jenkins, Marsha - 7,49,62,74, 88 Jensen, Barbara - 49,63 Jensen, Carol - 49 Jensen, Rulon - 50,68 Jensen, Terry - 50 Jessee, Reed - 50 Johnson, Carolyn - 50,63,74,104 Johnson, Craig - 50,74,95 Johnson, Danny - 50,68 Johnson, Kelly - 50 Johnson, Layne - 50 Judd, Susan - 50,63,105 -K- Knight, Ronnie - 50 Kovatch, Merle - 50 -L- Law, Kerry - 50 Liston, Ronnie - 50,65,66 Livsey, Joyce - 50,62,74 Loftin, Margie - 50,62 Lowe, Russell - 50 Lucas, Dianne - 50,63 Luce, Shirley - 50,62,77 Lunceford, Leon - 51 Lux, Nancy - 51 Lynn, Sylvia - 51,62 -M- Mace, Clifford - 51 Martin, Myrtle - 51,64 Martinez, Leonard - 51 Massey, Jody - 51 Mason, Larry - 51,74 Mason, Mike - 51,65 Maycock, Neil - 64 Measom, Lila Rae - 51,65,77 Mediam, Gary - 51,65,92 Medvid, Carol -51,81 Memory, Von - 51,74,94 Montague, Paul - 62,66,94 Moon, Richard - 51 Mower, Bruce - 51 -N- Nielson, Gary - 51,83,90 Noakes, Gary - 51 Norton, LaMar - 51, 58 Norwood, Kirk - 51,74,94 -O Oakey, Venace - 51,63 Oldroyd, Pat - 74 Oliver, Duane - 51 Orton, Sally - 51,64,81 Olsen, Michael -51,91,92 -P- Pace, Clara - 51,64,77 Palfreyman, Ann - 45,51,62,88 Patten, Peggy - 51,62 Peay, John - 51,62 Perry, Jack - 51,68,94 Pehrson, John - 51,60,61,75 Peterson, Margery - 52 Peterson, Nadine - 52,62 Peterson, Vicky - 52,65,77 Peirce, Linda - 52,62,88 Prothero, Linda - 52 -R- Reese, Pauline - 52 Richins, Gary - 52,92,94 Riding, Barbara - 52 Roberts, Jan - 52 Robertson, Nicky - 52 Robinson, Alan - 52 Rowland, Mary Lou - 52,63 Roundy, Kirt - 52 Roundy, Nina - 52,75 Rowe, Patricia - 52 Roylance, Gary - 52 -S- Sanders, Lorna - 52 Sanderson, Paulette - 52.77 Schoutcn, Mary - 52.62 Sheffield, Laurie - 52.63 Shephard, Mike - 52.91.92 Shephard, Don - 52 Shephard, lla - 52.63.77 Sorenson, Kathryn - 52.77 Snelson. Nedra - 52,60,61 Singleton, Gwen - 52.65 Stansfield, Russell -52.94 Stewart, Curtis - 52 Stilson, Judy - 52 Streeter, Sandra - 52.62.77 Strong, Dennis - 91,92,94 Sumsion, Kent 53,65,66 -T- Tanner, Roy - 53 Taylor, Jackie - 53,63,74 Taylor, Mike - 53.62,70,84.91. 92,94 Thorn, Pat - 53,63,74 Thorn, David - 53,91,92,93 Thorpe, Richard 7,53,62.70, 84,90,95.103 Thompson, Nola - 53 Tippetts, Ruth - 53 Terpin, Steve - 53 Tuttle, Kay - 53. 94 ■U- Underwood, Kay - 53,65 -V- Vane, Larry - 53,94 Valdez, Linda - 53 -W- Wardle - 53,63 Warren, Jerry - 7,53,62,74.103 Warmer, Richard - 50 Webb. Evelyn - 53,64, 75 Webb, Larry - 53 Weight, Camille - 53,63 Weight, Shirl - 64 Wheeler, David - 53.62 Whiting, Craig - 53.64,91.92 Whiting, Gayle - 53,74 Whiting, Richard - 53,62 Whiting, Pauline - 53,62,74,88 Whiting, lla - 53.62 Whiting, Wendell - 53,68,74 Wiscombe, Joyce - 53.63 Wi scorn be, Sharon - 53 Witney. Richard - 53.93.94 Wood. Raymond - 53.74 ADMINISTRATION -A- Amott. Darlene - 10.71 -B- Bartlett. Harold - 10.79.105 Bills. Karol - 10.85.93.95 Billings. Fenton 10 Bird. Phil Bird. Beth - 13 Brown. Nellie 13 Burningluim. Stanley lo -C- Carter. Merril - 10.58 Clyde. Grant 10,57 Crammer. I Tank 13 -D Drollinger. Richard 10 -r- I’ietkau. Bessie 13 G- Gardner. Alan W. Ui Garrett. Alma 10.95 Gunderson. Audi tie - 13 -ll- llatch. Harmon 10 Hone. Leo - 13 -1- Ivie. Shirley 13 -I Jensen. Alma - 10 Jensen. Hail B. - 11.85.91.94 -K- Killpack. Ardis 11.77 -L- Liddiard. Betty 13 Lundell. Clyde |. II -M- MacArthur. Douglas II Montague. Glenn - 11.61.62 -()- Oldroyd. Joyce - II -P- Pehrson. Margaret - 11.57.73 Peters. John A. - 11.72 Phillips. Loren - 12 -R- Reese. Eldon 12.67.80 Rowland. Helen - 13 -S- Sofer. Dana S. - 12 -T- Tliompson. Alta - 13 Tippetts. 1 3i - 12 -W- Waite. Vera - 13 Wilson. Boyd - 12 137 AUTOGRAPHS