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

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Class Sec. LuAnn Bird Class Treas. Kim Curtis Class Learning is like rowing upstream. Therefore, for thirteen uninterupted years students struggle up the hard road of learning. It is at the end of the thirteenth year that students graduate from school and may decide what their future will be. As seniors there are many things that must be done in planning for the future. The ACT test must be taken, applications for graduation, scholarships, and college admission must be completed The senior year is not all work, however. As a result of their participation in Homecoming Week activities, the Class of 74 won first place for the best 20 class float in the parade and first in the woodpile of'74 competition. This year the seniors demonstrated their ex- cellence and creativity in the senior assembly and prom. In the assembly the talent of the performers was shown in song, dance, and skits. The senior prom was held in the Art Gallery. The atmosphere of the surroundings, plus the decorations supplied by the seniors, made the dance exciting and memorable. The Class of 74 officers, Tom Fox. LuAnn Bird, Greg Anderson, and Kim Curtis, successfully worked together so that all seniors would become involved in school and class activities. That is the reason the Class of 74 excelled in all their undertakings.

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Left to Right: Row 1: Dell Court. Stuart Clark. Craig Huff. Kim Harris. Frank Roundy. Gene Brundage. Peter Forster. Kent levanger Row 2: Greg Anderson. Steve Roper. Camille Stansfield. Amber Hamilton. Julie Cross. Jane Stewart. Jane Jenkins. Racheal Knight. Lisa Snow. Peggy Bertelson, Jams Goodsell. Laura Dunn. Row 3: Cherri Medved, Robert Whiting. Jerry Pratt. Clark Snelson. Molly Straw. Wally Bishop. Lynne Felix. Carol Hjorth. Kay Whiting. Student Representatives The Student Representative group is an organization newly formed this year. Students are elected from each homeroom to attend meetings with the student council. In the meetings, school problems are discussed. Topics of discussion include things such as leisure -time activities of the students, school spirit, and the betterment of school activities. The representatives give their suggestions to the student council on how to improve the school. As a result, the student council can make decisions for the good of the entire studentbody. The representatives report back to their homeroom classes with the information discussed in the meetings Having a Student Representative program at SHS has made an impact on the effectiveness of school government. 19

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Melanie Allan Kevin Allan Brent Anderson Elizabeth Anderson Gregory Anderson Jill Anderson Kathryn Anderson Jerry Archuleta Ann Averett Diane Averett Seniors