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

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Jack Daybell Quiet until you get him talking . . . out- standing student . . . really likes to laugh and does so often. Butch Degn Capable editor of L’Artiste . . deep, deep voice . . . swings a good sax . . . innocent little boy smile. Sharlene Dewsnup What sparkles besides her eyes? . . . efficient stenographer . . . very sincere and refreshingly composed at all times. Larry Diamond Small person, big ideas . . . loves cars; drives a real cool one . . prefers the younger girl(s)? Linda Diamond Always has friendly “hello” . . . her smile and curly ha:r are both natural . . . always willing to help a friend. Marette Diamond Can take or leave boys, but horses are different stories . . . will make someone a fine wife . . . abilities are numerous. 0 F ’66 Ron Diamond Seems quiet until you get to know h’m . . likes to help others in any way he can . . . good man to have as a friend. Jim Duarte Keeps to himself most of the time, but puts all talent forth on a stage or de- bate floor . . . intelligent in everything. Bonnie Dubois Has a rare quality of understanding . . charming Pep Club president . . . hes freckles in fantasia. Rex Dunkley Famous at parties, especially his own . . . definitely not ordinary . . . big hit with girls . . . needs reorganizing. Sheree Evans Tiny and fun loving . . . lovei to knit sweaters as well as day dreams . . . makes friends easily. Dennis Everett Honda ridin’ man . . . observes well . . . active in the Physers . . . seen smiling most of the time.

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 Tyra Christensen Her beauty is surpassed only by her charm . . . couldn’t be kinder to any- one ... a regular coquette. Val Christensen Big man on campus . . . competent student leader . . . main string in bas- ketball . . . dry, sexy sense of humor. Jane Clark Always seems to be prepared with some witty outburst . . . takes pride in being neat . . . beautiful alto voice. Phil Clark Funnier than a beaver with a tooth- ache . . . excells in football . . . busy with Physers and Thespians. David Clement Very handsome . . . knows how to bal- ance his time . . . lowest grade is an A . . . chooses friends wisely. Ted Cloward Is it true blondes have more fun? . . . president of Ski Club . . . maintains high grades in “Goofing Off.” CLASS Dale Clyde Good to have around when a piano player is needed ... a quiet person . . . tries hard to help, usually a big asset. JoAnn Coleman Talks a blue streak . . . captivating eyes . . . acts as though she really loves life. Susan Condie Penetrating blue eyes . . . prefers the darker types . . . likes boys, especially on a string . . . laugh is her trademark. Judy Cook Her smile reveals dancing dimples and straight white teeth . . . spends most of her time out of school. John Cragun Friendly, but keeps to himself . . . likes to help in any way he can . . . works hard in all he does. Kathy Curtis Really, but really likes to cheer-lead . . . pixie smile can be cold when an- gered . . . pep enthusiast. sdmiAl

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Wynn Everett Roger Erickson Howard Eves Wayne Francom Mary Jane Friel Built with muscles to spare . . . really goes when he gets a foot- ball . . . has a pres- tige car. A sincere friend once you get to know him . . . very quiet . . . keeps to himself . . . nice to have around. Likes to read, cross wires (in electronics) . . . very tall . . . quiet around people he does not know too well. Tries to do his share always . . . likes to tease and usually gets away with it ... a happy-go-lucky guy. Safety is her middle name . . . her smile is very warm ... a good friend to every- one. Colleen Fullmer Her angelic face gives her away at the first glance . . . soft, dqli- cate voice . . . active in F.H.A. Bill Fullmer Favorite phrase. “Aw Shy” . . . likes milk . . drives his Volvo with special care . . . seen with the F.F.A. boys. Marilyn Gale Almost too good to be true . . . everyone has found a place for her in their hearts . . . fun-n-y . . .active. Clyde Gammell Clark Kent in person . . . synonym of dis- traction . . . active skier and does it well . . . a real ladies man. Karen Gee A tiny bullet of con- geniality and a rapid conversationalist . . . laughter in her eyes . music in her voice. Vickie Gibbs Small and dainty, but a big hit with any boy . . . Miss Sun- shine . . . high, tiny giggle. David Giles Basketball is his first love . . . track comes a close second . . . shys away from the girls if possible. Linda Goble Dancing eyes confess mischevous conduct . . a real distraction to boys . . . rather be out of school than in. Gay Grant Paul Gunderson “Gay brightens up a dull classroom ... is really conscientious in everything . . . does all work well. Makes girls melt . girls think he should socialize more (with them) . . . usually seen with the boys.