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

Text from Pages 1 - 224 of the 1976 volume:

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Loyal to the Springville High, Long may her colors fly. Stand, the Red and Blue passes by, 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! To the Coach, to the Team, to the Faculty members we all esteem. To the pep, to the vim, to the loyal supporters who help us win. To the Red, to the Blue, to the sportsmanship that will pull us through. Let's shout, let's cheer, let's give nine rahs for the best school year. Loyal to the Springville High, Long may her colors fly. Stand, the Red and Blue passes by, 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! Table of Contents Social Life Unions Competition Citizens Leaders Wall Street SPRINGVfllE HIGH SCHOv . Wetht Beo pie... HOLD THESE TRUTHS TO BE SELF-EVIDENT THAT ALL MEN ARE CREATED EQUAL THAT THEY ARE ENDOWED BY THEIR CREATOR WITH UNALIENABLE RIGHTS, THAT AMONG THESE ARE LIFE LIBERTY AND THE PURSUIT OF HAPPINESS This is a history of our own corner of America. A small corner perhaps, but one where we take advantage of the freedoms won for us by our forefathers. An active, fun-loving corner. Life with it's good times and bad continues in full swing at SHS. Here we enjoy the liberties of learning, playing, and growing. People striving for something called happiness- and finding it in special and different ways. Tr -V' - • T THE FREEDOM TO ENJOY WE p i,� -‘ - A; - � • in tioiocv ' .. .MAKE FRIENDS V s Zv . '-Slj aggSgaSK Z vii- St-. ■• if .: . ,-c: . b S«5 W2� i'N vi,V '° 5ft.' vSK, ii. • • - 20 'Q ■ r, • ’■wSSS 3 .. .ENJOY LIFE 15 Happiness is a butterfly, which, when pursued, is always just beyond your grasp, but which, if you will sit down quietly, may alight upon you. -Hawthorne HOMECOMING Everybody does a little bit of Holding Onto Yesterday and the Class of '56 had it's chance this year. They produced the Homecoming as- sembly, giving us a glimpse of the kind of stu- dents SHS had running around the halls twenty years ago. (Some of the jokes were as good as the ones Wes Ruff and Craig Pickering tell.) The alumni also showed us that they are still inter- ested in Springville High through the activities of their sons and daughters who are today's sophomores, juniors, and seniors. Spirit ran high during Homecoming week with the woodpile compitition being the climax. The Sen- ior Class came out triumphant with the Junior Class and Sophomore Class tieing for second place. The Class of '76 also ran away with first prize in both the float competition and the bug race. The best window decoration was awarded to the Junior Acappella and best decorated door to the NFL Club. 18 LEFT TO RIGHT: Karen DeRose, attendant; Karalyn Dunn, queen; Kaye Whiting, attendant. 19 SADIE HAWKINS Sadie Hawkins is the time of year when a girl finds out how hard it is to ask a guy for a date, especially when she is asking him to foot the bill Judging from the turnout at this year's dance, it is obvious that the girls at SHS managed to get the job done. Joy Giacomo and Steve Sumsion were presented to the student body as Daisy Mae and Li I' Abner at the Carbon Pep Assembly. They were riding the horse which will long be remembered for his tribute to Carbon. With hay bales and corn stalks, the cafeteria was transformed into a Dogpatch barnyard. The group Thunderbuckram provided dancing music while Marryin1 Sams-Mark Fullmer, Jim Pratt, Lee Clark, and Craig Pickering-tied the knot for the happy couples. 20 Joy Giacomo, Daisy Mae; Steve Sumsion, Lil' Abner. 21 SENIOR PROM With flashing lights on a red and blue Spirit of '76 , the senior assembly opened. This show of senior pride set the mood for the entire assembly and dance. Various displays of talent were intro- duced by the three Spirits of '76 who tied the assembly together. The royalty was introduced in a dreamy fashion with Mark Fullmer and Jim Pratt singing the theme song, We May Never Pass This Way Again . Every senior in the school left feeling just a little melancholy, realizing, perhaps for the first time, that these times can never be relived. That night the Art Gallery was filled with people dancing to the music of Honey and Soul . The last of the seniors to promenade were king and queen. Jack Elmer and Pam Miner; prince and princess, Daniel Stuart and Joanne Dean; duke and duchess, David Cobbley and Sherri Fullmer. 22 Duke and Duchess DAVID COBB LEY and SHERRI FULLMER King and Queen JACK ELMER and PAM MINER Prince and Princess DANIEL STUART and JOANNE DEAN 23 SWEETHEART BALL 24 Following the yellow brick road, Cindy Sophomore searched desperately for her secret valentine. Along the way, she ran into Brainless Junior and Heartless Senior, who joined her in hopes of finding their missing parts. Much to their disappoint- ment, at the end of the road they found that there was no hope for them. However, Cindy found her Stanley Super Sophomore and they lived happily ever after! Does that sound like a sophomore assembly or does that sound like a sophomore assembly?!? Well, it was the sophomore's introduction to their Sweetheart Ball. After all the scenery was gone and the munchguts were off stage, Glen Barney and Franky Marsh were introduced as this year's royalty, while little Chrissy Pratt sang the theme song, Best of My Love. The following evening, they were again introduced at the dance, this time with the group. Peace and Quiet, playing the theme. FI NI AN'S RAINBOW The abundance of talent contained by the students of SHS was shown in this year's production of Finian1: Rainbow. Christie Bartlett showed outstanding dancing abilities while Rachael Knight, Jim Pratt, and other members of the cast displayed talents in acting and musicianship. Even though rehearsals got long and tedious just before opening night, everybody involved had alot of fun getting to know people and making new friends. Director Rodney Peterson said, The cast worked extremf ly hard on this production, and when one works as hard as they did one is bound to have a successful per- formance. 26 CAST DANCERS Finian Sharon Woody Susan Og Rawkins Buzz Sheriff Robust Shears Geologists 1st Share cropper 2nd Sharecropper 3rd Sharecropper 1st Gospeler 2nd Gospeler 3rd Gospeler Deputies Howard Henry Honeylou Jane Diane Gary Miner Rachael Knight Jim Pratt Christie Bartlett Bret Boyer Brad Day Mark Fullmer Gregg Smith Brett Anderson Steve Sumsion Don Aldridge Steve Sumsion John Oglvie Terry Ferris Julie Hopkinson Brent Curtis Terry Ferris Robert Corry Lynn Grover Steve Sumsion Kyle Elder Randall Hall Missy Allan Shellie Eves Peggy Smith Debbie Binks Chris Davies Roxane Crandall Mary Pratt Ann Ruff Tami Harding Ann Bowers David Nance Dick Holley Robert Corry Lynn Grover Terry Feris John Oglvie CHORUS Cheryl Clyde Trina Lowe Ronda Schouten Janae Jones Elaine Bradford DaLyn Tolman Joyce Larsen Marianne Vane Diane Hafen Janalee Roper David Nance Wendy Bayless Pat Hooper Karrie Jensen Jerrilyn Cluff Patty Patti son Tami Harding ORCHESTRA Conductor Bryan Tobler Peggy Webb Jim Quist Charles Robertson Karen Peterson Mark Carpenter Shirley Allan Ray Bartholomew Galen Chock David Ralphs Lois Jackson Scott Allred Wendy Boyer Marianne Long Gary Huntington Jim Erdmann Terry Huff Gary Tippetts Michael Carpenter David Cobbley Patrice Mathews Catherine Erickson Debbie Nyquist PRODUCTION STAFF Director E. Rodney Peterson Bryan Tobler Karl Barton Polly Kiester Kris Black Francie Lopez Sandy Hopkinson SHS Seminary Sandra Haines Ernie 5lrong Richard Allan Cyle Cope Bret Anderson David Cox Brent Holmes Brad Smith Gregg Smith Eric Strong Kelly Wheeler 27 THE MIRACLE WORKER The Miracle Worker was presented in February with Peggy Smith and Rachael Knight playing the lead roles of Annie Sullivan and Helen Keller. These girls did an excellent job in two very demanding roles portraying several different emotions. Another outstanding feature of this production was the set. The props used included a working water pump, live plants, and several pieces of antique furniture which added to the total atmosphere and effect of the play. With various schedules and other activities work- ing against them, the cast pulled through to make this production another successful endeavor for the students of Springville High School. 28 CAST Annie Sullivan Helen Captain Keller Kate Keller James Keller Viney Aunt Ev A Doctor Martha Perci I la Anagnos Blind Girls Director Student Director Peggy Smith Rachael Knight Sam Francis Joy Hafen Gregg Smith AIRae Snyder Debbie Fox Bret Anderson Sandra Haines Gwen Bartholomew Stephen Nuttall Jamie Jenkins Ann Bowers E. Rodney Peterson AIRae Snyder THE ODD COUPLE The drama department's final production of the year was The Odd Couple , a play written by Neil Simon. With much the success of last year's Bare- foot in the Park this was enjoyed by all - those who saw the play and those who participated in it. Between Oscar's carefree, fun-loving attitude and Felix's cleaning and moose calls, the audience was kept in hysterics through the antics of the poker game crew and the giggling coo-coo Pigeon sisters. With Gregg Smith and Stuart Clark leading the play as the odd couple, the production was a good way to top off the year for Mr. Peterson and the drama department. CAST Oscar Felix Murray Speed Vinnie Roy Cecily Gwendolyn Student director Director Stuart Clark Gregg Smith Brad Day Wes Ruff Robert Corry John Oglivie Wendy Boyer LeAnn Warren Jaynie Smith E. Rodney Peterson 29 ASSEMBLIES SPIRIT WEEK A stranger coming into Springville High School for the first time during the week of January 19, would probably have a rather strange first impres- sion. Monday the school was filled with crazy hats. Cindy Tanner and Galen Chock were chosen as having the craziest of the crazy. Tuesday, or Tiesday , originality was noted especially around the necks of Lynette Cram, Brett Boyer, and Pauline Banks. Toe socks, striped socks, and plaid socks were seen all over on Wednesday. Kerry Jensen however, chose to be different and wore face socks . Happy Days was the theme on Thursday with the slicked back hair, bobby sox, and saddle oxfords. Alan Larsen and Catherine Erickson were chosen as being best dressed that day. Springvilie's Hi's performed Sixteen Candles and Ain't That a Shame for the students during both lunch hours. Friday's assembly, with everyone in red and blue, tied up the week and the winners of the hall and snow sculpturing contests were announced. The sen- iors were awarded the prize for the largest snow sculpture and the DECA club for the most original club snow sculpture. The junior class received the prize for the most creative snow sculpture and for the best decorated hall. 'A True happiness Consists not in the multitude of friends, But in the worth and choice. Ben Jonson YEARBOOK STAFF Battling deadlines, looking for new and exciting layouts, racking brains for captions at 2:00 in the morn- ing, laughing, fuming, and crying together all means being members of a yearbook staff. With virtually no one with any previous experience, this year's staff walked into our tiny room at the beginning of the year thinking, this will be a riot! Little did we know that the term riot would be more literal than we expected!! No one knows what a job this really is until one has experienced it. Inspite of all the ups and downs, the book is finally here and we did it! 36 Scott Allan Jackie Holmes Wendy Boyer Ann Bowers David Cobbley Grant Skabelund Don Fletcher Stuart Clark Jay Mason Eli Tippetts Margaret Pehrson Editor Layout Editor Copy Editor Business Editor Photography Editor Sports Writer Photographer Photographer Ads Advisor Advisor RIGHT: Business Editor-Ann Bowers SENTINEL STAFF Last year's SHS Times became this years' Sentinel . Far more than merely the name was changed. With Bart Duncan as editor and a hard working staff, the newspaper suddenly was seen in students' hands more than in places where it was less likely to be read. The format was altered to include more pictures with better quality, more club coverage, and feature articles which captivated interest. Sports coverage was Grant Skabelund's job and he could be seen at every game busy with statistics, making sure that that which was printed was pure, unadulterated fact. Working as a team, this year's newspaper staff made the Sentinel a point of pride for Springville High. Bart Duncun Kaye Whiting Lori Bradshaw John Ogilvie Grant Skabelund Jay Mason Lorin Boyak Gary Tippetts Mr. Tippetts Editor News reporter News reporter News reporter Sports writer Ads Photographer Artist Advisor 38 FRONT: Pat Hooper, Gary Tippetts, Tammy Frazier, Bart Duncan, Kaye Whiting. BACK: Lorin Boyack, Gary Weight, Lori Bradshaw, Mr. Tippetts, Jay Mason, Greg Johnson, Grant Skabelund. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY For the first time in the history of Springville Senior High School, juniors and seniors were given the opportunity to become members of the National Honor Society. The basis of selection for this group is in four basic categories - (1) scholarship, (2) service to the school and community, (3) leader- ship, and (4) character. These qualifications are based on nation-wide standards and any person who becomes a member has a life- long membership. This group is widely recognized throughout the United States. Because of the newness of the group, it has not yet been determined exactly what the activities of the club will be. The students and advisors-Mr. Bartlett, Miss Amott, Mr. Bird, Mrs. Larsen, and Mrs. Kauffman-will have to decide on that. It is left up to the indi- vidual schools as to how active the club will be. It is hoped that the members will find ways to be of service to the school and im- prove themselves through association. FRONT ROW: Scott Phillips, Bret Boyer, Doug Baxter. BACK ROW: Cyndi Tanner, Jeanie Sayer, Mary Lynne Wheeler, Marianne Vane, Jill Crandall, Stephanie Hall, Sharmayne Taylor, Janice Roylance, Valene Haralson, Evelyn Trone. Advisors: Phillip Bird, Harold Bartlett, Francis Larsen, Pat Kauffman, Darlene Amott. FRONT ROW: Karl Hayes, Jim Pratt, Mark Petersen, Bart Duncan, David Cobbley, Scott Allan, Dee Gardner, Grant Skabelund, Marty Sayer. BACK ROW: Karen DeRose, Wendy Boyer, LeAnn Warren, Heidi Woodfield, Catherine Erickson, Sherri Fullmer, Kim Reid, Jackie Holmes, Joy Giacomo. 39 KEY CLUB The Key Club started off the year with a steak fry for all the members of the club. This service club, under the direction of Mr. Wilson, helped SHS by taking tickets at all of the sporting events. They also showed their concern for the members of the community by spending long hours working on the baseball diamond at Kelly's Grove. With leaders Steven T. Sumsion, presi- dent; Kevin Hiatt, vice-president; and Karl Mortensen, secretary-treasurer, the club carried on in Key Club tradition and had a truly great year. Officers: Kevin Hiatt, Steve T. Sumsion, Karl Mortensen. 40 ROW ONE: Kevin Terry, Kevin Hiatt, Steve T. Sumsion, Karl Mortensen; SECOND ROW: Dan Cheney, David Peay, Greg Davis, Mark Terry, Karl Roylance, John Craig, Gary Rawlston, Karl Graham, Richard Snelson, Gary Huntington, Glenn Miller, Jim Erdmann. SAFETY COUNCIL The Officers of the Safety Council are chosen by the student council, and they in turn select the other members. Recreational and motor safety were discussed in the Safety Convention that Mark, Kim, and Valene attended in Salt Lake City at the beginning of the year. At this convention they received pamphlets concerning safety, which they placed in the library for student use. LEFT TO RIGHT: Valene Haralson, Kerry Wilson, Kim Bartholomew-vice president, Alma Garrett-advisor, Amy Pickering, Janet Nightingale, and Mark Peterson-president. 41 FFA The Future Farmers of America is an organization designed to help students grow through practical experience and association with others. This year in SHS, many of the members were young and inexperienced but they developed through the new experiences which they were involved with. At the state contest last spring, our members represented the school admirably well. The Soils team took first place, Livestock team achieved a second place ranking, and the Meats team placed third on a state-wide basis. Other contests which the club was involved with included the Snow College Field Day and the Golden Spike Contest. Blaine Hales received the award as second high individual at Snow College while other members competed in livestock, soil, and dairy judging. The club came out in second place in livestock at the Golden Spike Contest. Besides being involved in the activities of the club, the members also supported SHS and the community in several functions. As in previous years, they took charge of the concession stand at the football games and in December participated in Sub for Santa . During spirit week, FFA formed a tractor in the snow showing their pride in the activities of the school. Public Speakers-FRONT ROW: Brian Korth, Corine Phillips, BACK ROW: Vickie Smith, Tim Bird, Debbie Bickmore. Foundation Award Winners-FRONT ROW: Shane Palfreyman, Corine Phillips, Tim Bird, Craig Crandall, Brian Hobbs, Brian Korth, Bart Papworth, Neil Jacobsen. Livestock Judging Team: FRONT ROW; Rae Ann Ashby, Corine Phillips, Shane Palfreyman, Brian Korth, Tim Bird. Officers-FRONT ROW: Bobby Casper, treasurer; Kenny Condie, sentinal; Craig Crandall, vice-president; John Medved, reporter; Brian Korth, president; BACK ROW: Mr. Phillips and Mr. Brock, advisors; Rick Roberts, scrapbook; Corine Phillips, secretary. 42 FIRST ROW: Mr. Phillips, Gary Scow, Nancy Nusink, Dominic Canto, Bobby Casper, Kine Hatch, Michael Allan, Tom Gabbitas, Clark Miller, Gavin Washburn, Ben Fechser, SECOND ROW: Donald Cheney, Jeff Weight, Hyrum Reese, Lena Losee, Corine Phillips, Kathryn Jones, Janis Beane, Vickie Smith, Laurie Hatfield, Debbie Averett, Becky Beardall, Randy Stevens, Derek Wright, Mark Roberts, Craig Crandall. THIRD ROW: David Larsen, Blaine Hales, John Oliver, John Medved, Kenneth Johansen, Garth Johnson, Victor Forbush, David Voorhees, Arden Hjorth, Peter Davies, Kenny Condie, Mark Gil Ms, Shane Palfreyman, John Brinkerhoff. FIRST ROW- Bruce Murray Bruce Beckstrom, Andy Wiley, Lance Peterson, Neil Jacobsen, Michael Scow, RaeAnn Ashby, Debbie Bickmore, Rodney Brinkerhoff, Tim Bird, Clair Averett, Rick Roberts SECOND ROW: Dale Blackett, Milan Metcalf Roger Barney, Bart PaDworth Marty Mace Richard Reed, Jon Snow, Kevin Howell, KnsOllerton, Richard Livingston, Marty Sayer, Scott Bird. THIRD ROW: Mr. Brock, Brian Korth, Mark Palfreyman, Brent Antonino, Lester Kunkel, Bryon Hobb, Boyd Johnson, Kerry Graves, Marvin Kovatch, Rick Snyder, Roy Andreason, Val Welch. 43 NFL CLUB Probably the most active club at Springville High School this year was the National Forensics League. With Merril Carter as their advisor, the group participated in several debate meets includ- ing the Wasatch, Alpine, Weber State, SUSC, BYU, Region, and State meets. Members of the club also had the opportunity to participate in two meets in California Two teams, Dave Long and Brent Orton, and She 11 i Johnson and JoDeeJames, placed second at the Bar X meet. As a fund raising project, the club provided the community with entertainment. On Saturdays, the school was filled with the sound of children's voices enjoying such movies as Walt Disney's Bedknobs and Broomsticks. The NFL provided the studentbody with the movie The Cowboys and were in charge of this year's first victory dance. BACK TO FRONT: Stephen Frahm, Janet Nightingale, Shellie Johnson, Heidi Woodfield, Tricia Erdmann, John Craig, MISSING: Don Fletcher. FIRST ROW: Doug Jensen, Kyle Elder, Karen Packard, K'Ann Jenkins, Bret Boyer, Brent Orton, Heidi Woodfield, Shelli Johnson, Tricia Erdmann, Joanne Dean, JoDee James, Relia Smith; SECOND ROW: Mr. Carter, Kaye Wheeler, Merry Giacomo, Amy Pickering, Dalyn Tolman, Kim Bartholomew, Valene Haralson, Jana Clements, Lois Jackson, Don Fletcher, Janet Nightingale, Kris Hjorth, Rose Oliver, Jim Quist; THIRD ROW: Joy Hafen, John Craig, Dean Cram, Jinnene Hoagland, David Friel, Terry Huff, John Ogilvie, Robert Munson, Roy Andreason, Stephen Frahm, David Long, Gary Miner. 44 MODEL U.N. CLUB Formed to give students a greater understanding of world affairs, the Model UN Club participated in several mock sessions this year with other clubs to achieve this purpose. Students wrote several resolutions to use in the big convention in Salt Lake City during the spring. In order to make money for this trip, members sold candy at wrestling matches and basketball games. Officers of this year's club were: Gregg Smith, president; Wes Ruff, vice-president; Annette Maag, secretary; Stephen Frahm, treasurer. LEFT TO RIGHT: Wes Ruff, Gregg Smith, Annette Maag, Stephen Frahm. FIRST ROW: Allison Phillips, Marian Allan, Rose Oliver, Margo Wiley, Susan Riding, Tammy Ivory, Karrie Jensen, Annette Maag, Mr. Alan Gardner; SECOND ROW: Bart Duncan, Gregg Smith, JoEII Wiley, Joanne Dean, Sherrie Taylor, Randall Hall, Kris Murray, Allan Munson, Steven Shepherd, Kathy Staheli; THIRD ROW: Marvin Poulson, Wes Ruff, Steve Frahm, Jim Pratt, Richard Houtz, Terry Huff, Ernie Mallahan, David Montague, John Craig, Grant Tew. 46 47 SKI CLUB Sports, being a big part of life at SHS, included the ski club. Those students who enjoy association with other students in a common intrest have a riot in this club. This year they enjoyed each other's company on several trips including trips to Park West, Alta, and night skiing at Sundance. The ski club is one of the largest organizations in the school and they had a lot of fun together. Ad- visors Miss Spjut and Miss McPolin joined in this fun. The club also sponsored a victory dance and members were active in other happenings at the high school. ■ v FRONT ROW: Karen DeRose, Joy Giacomo, Lori Crandall; BACK ROW: Craig Crandall, Tom Thorn, Bret Anderson, Steve R. Sumsion, Ray Gammel, FRONT ROW: Dean Cram, Jon Medved, Rosemary Chidester, Bret Boyer, Kim Chadwick, Eric Haymond, Craig Packard, Sandy Haupt Earl Gardner, Janalee Roper, Don Alderidge. BACK ROW: Ron Thatcher, Kent Allan, Kim Georgedos, Karrie Jensen, Bill Franson, Lori Thomas, Carle Gram, Gary Huntington, Dan Chaney, Mitzy Dehaas, Sharmayne Taylor, Carla Wilson, Jenette Thorn, Larayne Taylor. FRONT ROW- Tami Ivory Margo Ivory, Susan Riding, Kellyanne Patridge, Bob Casper, Joy Giacomo, Steve Sums.on, Larry Snow, Randy Cox AndyTverett Kris Murray, Pam Miner, Richard Reed. BACK ROW: Margory Oakey, Jana Clements, Kaye Wheeler, Jon Medved, Merry Giacomo,' Tom Thorn! Dave Cox, David Cobbely, Karl Graham, Gary Huntington, Terr. Daniels, Kathryn Jones, Dean Cram. 49 DECA One of the more active clubs, DECA has been on the move this year. Jay Mason, president; David Friel, vice-president; Susan Hopkinson, secre- tary; Clark Snelson, reporter; and Lisa Snow, historian had the opportunity to attend meetings in Seattle at the first of the year to learn techniques in becoming good salesmen. To better their understanding of the business world, the members of DECA have had several field trips. When they went to Salt Lake they toured Valley Fair Mall and the downtown ZCMI mall to observe different window displays and to note the management of various stores. Later that day they went to The Hawiian to eat and to observe management of eating places. Other trips they have taken include a tour of the airport and of KSL office buildings. BACK ROW: Lisa Snow, Susan Hopkinson. FRONT ROW: David Friel, Clark Snelson. MISSING: Jay Mason. STENO The Steno Club consists of all the members of the Shorthand II class. The girls learn how to do ad- vanced shorthand, typing, and how to run different business machines in order to become better secre- taries. They also become better aquainted with each other through attending several parties including a Thanksgiving party and Christmas party where they exchanged gifts. This year the officers were: Kris Springer, president; Janet Nightingale, vice-president; Lori Bradshaw, secretary; Teresa Chestnut, treasurer; Tammy Curtis, historian; Karen DeRose, party chairman. LEFT TO RIGHT: Tammy Curtis, Lori Bradshaw, Karen DeRose, Janet Nightingale, Kris Springer. MISSING: Teresa Chestnut. BACK ROW: Janet Nightingale, Mary Weight, Mary Lynne Sorenson, Gloria Lowe, Karen DeRose, Teresa Chestnut, Heidi Woodfield, Merilee Miller, Patricia Erdmann, Joy Giacomo, Kathy Gonzales. FRONT ROW: LeeAnn Howell, Carrie Orme, Tina Dauwalder, Candy Hall, Pat Long, Terri Condie, Kris Springer, Linda Rochelle, Diana Hafen, Karen Smith, Cindy Felix, Tammy Curtis, Lori Bradshaw, Joyce Hansen, Mrs. Larsen. 5'. PHYSERS Seniors who are enrolled in either Chemistry, Physics, Math Analysis, or Algebra II are eligible to be a member of the Physers Club. This club works to promote interest in the science and math departments. These students explore the fun part of these subjects. Projects encountered by this year's members included radio controlled airplanes and a rocket car. Club officers were: Robert Jackson, president; Karl Hayes, vice-president; and Mark Peterson, secretary-treasurer. LEFT TO RIGHT: Karl Hayes, Robert Jackson, Mark Peterson. BACK ROW: Mr. Skidmore, Karl Hayes, David Nance, Scott Allan, David Cobbley, Jim Pratt, Bart Duncan, Robert Jackson, Jeff Thatcher, Mark Peterson. Ray Bartholomew. FRONT ROW: Brent Orton, 52 SPANISH It's doing things that makes a class enjoyable. This year the Spanish Club, under the direction of Miss Spjut, has beerra group of doers. To begin with, the club entered a truck decked with a huge sombrero in the Homecoming Parade. They sampledreal Mexican food at the El Azteca. They then tried their own skills at cooking native dishes. The results. . .? Students enjoyed creating various piniatas at Christmas and truly saw the more enjoyable side of learning about Spanish speaking peoples. Guiding the club were Barry Hansen, president; Janice Roylance, vice-president; Jamie Jenkins, secretary- treasurer; Tammy Miguel senior representative; Richard Livingston, junior representative;Kim Georgedes, sophomore representative. LEFT TO RIGHT: Richard Livingston, Kim Georgedes, Tammy Miguel, Janice Roylance. MISSING: Barry Hansen, Jamie Jenkins. BACK ROW: Layne Bringhurst, Von Welch, Shawn Hatfield, Ron Gonzales, Don Aldridge, Blaine Hales, Paul Thomas, Richard Livingston, Greg Davis. SECOND ROW: Siona Wakefield, Tim Bird, Barry Hansen, Terry Wing, Paul Huff, Jamie Jenkins, Tammy Miguel, Trudy Holley, Alrae Snyder. FRONT ROW: Kaelene Johnson, Kaye Taylor, Miss Spjut, Kathy Barker.Mitzie De Haas, Nevada Charlie, Annette Schaugaard, Kim Georgedes, Nina Hinckley, Debbie Bickmore, Janice Roylance. 53 FIRST ROW: Mr. Barton and Mr. Francis-advisors; SECOND ROW: Gary Weight, Jim Pratt, Stuart Clark, Clark Snelson, Gregg Smith, Brent Orton, Stephen Frahm, Grant Skabelund; THIRD ROW: Bart Duncan, Wes Ruff, David Cobbley, Mark Fullmer, Ernie Strong, Steven R. Sumsion. SENIOR UNITED MEN'S ORGANIZATION The Senior United Men's Organization is the newest club at SHS. Consisting of 14 senior men, the SUMO club has worked this year to build school spirit and donate service to SHS. Projects such as the radio station in the lunch room and the SUMO Sneaker are examples of the organization's exhuberance and loyalty to SHS. This club has had a fantastic opening year and is the beginning of a great new tradition at SHS. friends Twenty elementary and middle school children were befriended this year by the students in Springville High's Friends Club. Heading this group were: Paul Brown, president: Bill Hudson, vice-president; Chris Frazier, Historian; Marianne Vane, activities director; David Friel, screenina director; Debbie Bates and Debbie Fox, out-reach directors. In this year's fund raising competition, SHS's Friends Club sold more calanders than any other club in the district at Christmas time. They were also involved in the district dance which was held in the Utah County Building for all Friend's officers in the district. Our school took charge of the photog- raphy at this dance. ROW 1: Debbie Fox, Debbie Bates, Kathy Templeman- Advisor; ROW 2: Kyle Elder, Marianne Vane, Karl Hayes, Linda Rochelle, Chris Frazier; ROW 3: Bill Hudson, David Friel, Paul Brown FIRST ROW: David Friel, Sandra Haines, Karen Smith, Linda Rochelle, Marizn Allan, Linda Haines, Mrs. Templeman, Chris Frazier, Lori Oneal, Rae Ann Ashby, Debbie Bates, Terri Hayes, Kathy Gonzales, Relia Smith; SECOND ROW: Kathy Staheli, Michelle Dallin, Charles Robertwon, Kevin Terry, Marianne Vane, Kyle Elder, Rose Oliver, Paul Brown, Jim Adams, Bill Hudson, Gary Tippetts. 55 THESPIAN CLUB The Thespians Drama Club showed the county again how talented Springville High students really are. The state convention was held in American Fork with advisor E . Rodney Peterson acting as host. Our school's Show-Offs came home after winning first prize at this convention. Money-making projects held one thought in mind - the international convention in Indiana during the summer of 1976. One of the projects which brought the club alot of money was the annual Sadie Hawkins Dance. The club did an excellent job on it and were paid well for their efforts. LEFT TO RIGHT: Sandra Haines, Tammy Frazier, Kaye Whiting, Rhonda Schouten, Kris Black. FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Geanna Evans, Kathy Gonzales, Lori Gustavson, Marian Allan, Karen Smith, Linda Haines, Sandra Haines; SECOND ROW: Lynette Fackrell, Sunny Smith, Arlene Settle, Renee Nedesky, Roxanne Crandall, Shellie Eves, Christie Bartlett, Jayne Smith, Karrie Jensen; THIRD ROW: Lori Oneal, Ronda Schouten, Marianne Vane, Susan Riding, Tammy Frazier, Kim Chadwick, Laverne Montague, Peggy Smith, Kaye Whiting; FOURTH ROW: Tauni Davis, Alrae Snyder, Joan Ostler, Kathy Staheli, John Ogilvie, Tom Smith, Kevin Terry, Diana Hafen, Gwen Bartholomew, Jinene Hoagland. 56 fha club Any student who took a home economics class in junior high or is now taking one, is eligible to belong to the Future Homemakers of America Club. These girls have planned several outstand- ing activities this year such as making a quilt for the American Fork Training School, making bread baskets, and learning to use liquid embroidery. Money-making projects included making and selling devils, footballs, and basket- balls, and raffling a tied quilt at a bazaar which they planned and carried out themselves. Leaders in the club attended a state convention in March whose theme emphasized the bi-cen- tennial. The girls which attended this convention enjoyed the bi-centennial fashion show which was presented at this time. LEFT TO RIGHT: Peggy Oldham, Elaine Bradford, Jackie Lowe, Cindy Tanner, Tammy Walter, Susan Hopkins, Virginia Bushman. nRST ROW: Mb ........., r.,„ Smith, Sm.h «� � « � . “TtS Tanner, Judy Isaacson, Virginia Bushman, Kristine Bird; SECOND Rovv. leresa Lewis iviimi u y, Debbie Roylance, Lesa Nielsen, Chris Davies, Karen Jones, Tammy Walters, Peggy Oldham, Jenette Thorn, Jackie Lowe, Mrs. Manwaring. 57 PEP CLUB Hoarse voices and tired feet could often be found in those girls who were members of the pep club. Presenting the flag at every sporting activity and cheering at all the games were the basic duties of this club. The signs in the halls that could be seen before the games were often the artwork of these girls. Christie Bartlett and several other girls are to be congratulated on their fine choreography to make the flag ceremonies different and enjoyable at every event. Officers FRONT ROW: Kris Black (Drill Mistress), Debbie Peay (Vice-president), Pam Eastman (President); BACK ROW: Melissa Allan (Treasurer), Christie Bartlett (Assistant Drill Mistress), Jana Lee Roper (Secretary). ROW ONE: Jana Lee Roper, Lynette Hansen, Connie Carter, Lori Gustavson, Karen Packard, Jayne Smith Melissa Allan Christie Bartlett, Roxanne Crandall, Mrs. DeGraff; SECOND ROW: Pam Eastman, Diana Sorenson Dalyn Tolman Patrice Mathews Shelli Eve Debbie McPheeters; THIRD ROW: Debbie Phillips, Debra Peay, Linda Boyack, Kris Black. I l™ She “ 58 59 DRILL TEAM This year twenty-four girls started April of 75 with alot of new ideas. By the time September arrived they had a new name, a banner, a song, and a NEW IMAGE! The Hi-Steppers of 75-76 will be remembered for their excellence in performance. This was accomplished by many hours of hard work. To show for their efforts the Hi-Steppers1 perform- ances have been outstanding. Some of these performances were: Homecoming, Christmas, Utah State Competition, and Region Six Compe- titions . I I u- c 1 Hi-Steppers FRONT: Kathy Barker, Brenda Sumsion, Sherrie Taylor, Ann Curtis; BACK: JoEII Wiley, Tammy Curtis. Kathy Barker Belinda Bartholomew, Ann Bowers, Mrs. DeGraff-Advisor, Tricia Erdmann, Joanne Dean, JoDee James; ROW 2 Tammy Curtis, Lee Ann Howell, Brenda Sumsion, Carla Wilson, Shelli Johnson, Janet Peterson, Ann Curtis; ROW 3: JoEII Wiley Stacy Felix, Jill Smeath, Kris Springer, Sherrie Taylor, Jerrilyn Cluff, Michelle Dallin, Cheryl Clyde, Becky Gividen. ' 60 CHEERLEADERS AND FLAGTWIRLERS The 15-lb cheerleaders started a busy year by attending a cheerleading campin Logan during the summer. Showing the spirit that SHS maintains, they came home winning thirteen superior ribbons and one ex- cellent. Flagtwirlers, varsity and J .V. cheerleaders all contributed great amounts of time and enthusiasm to stimulate spirit at Springville Senior. They were the ones who remained out in the rain at state football and kept yelling at games that others felt were hopeless. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS 63 FRONT ROW: Karen DeRose, Karolyn Dunn; BACK ROW: Jaimie Allan, Chris Tuttle, LeAnn Warren, Debbie Binks. FLAGTWIRLERS 64 FRONT ROW: Heidi Woodfield, Gloria Lowe, Sherri Fullmer; BACK ROW: Joy Giacomo, Joyce Larsen, Lynette Cram J.V. CHEERLEADERS BACK: Mary Giacomo, Kellyanne Patridge Vicki Smith. MIDDLE: Jana Clements, K'Ann Jenkins. FRONT: Arlene Settle STAGE CREW Ten students were largely responsible for the success of plays, assemblies, and pep rallies this year. The stage crew spends several hours working with Mr. Peterson and others to make sure lighting, sound, and sets are perfect when a performance goes on stage. Their accomplishments this year included the building of outstanding sets for Finnians Rainbow. The Miracle Worker, and The Odd Couple. LEFT TO RIGHT: Gregg Smith, Ernie Strong, Sandra Haines, Cyle Cope, Dave Cox, Francie Lopez, Brad Smith, Kelly Wheeler Brent Holmes, Eric Strong. ' ' FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Duane Nielson, Chad Curtis, Jim Pratt, Stuart Clark-Band, David Cobbley-Band, Gregg Smith, Bret Boyer; SECOND ROW: Karen Packard, Allison Phillips, Dave Cox, Joy Giacomo, Nick Bahr, Diana Hafen, Linda Haines, Rachael Knight; THIRD ROW: Brett Anderson, Peggy Smith, Wendy Boyer, Bart Duncan, Joan Ostler, Dean Cram, Jaynie Smith, Brent Curtis; FOURTH ROW: Gary Miner, Sharmayne Taylor, Mark Terry, Diana Sorensen, Mark Fullmer, Heidi Woodfield, Brad Day, Gwen Bartholomew, Daniel Stuart, Grace Lyn Reed, Ray Bartholomew, Ronda Schouten, Janet Peterson, Mark Palfreyman, Jill Crandall, Marianne Vane, David Nance, Janalee Roper, San Francis, Sherri Fullmer, Robert Corry. MADRIGALS hirley Allan, David Ralphs 67 SOPHOMORE A'CAPPELLA The Choral Music Department consists of the sophomore, junior, and senior ACappella choirs, Madrigals, and Hi's. These groups collectively and seperately contributed greatly to Springville High School and the community this year. Under the direction of Mr. Karl Barton, the ACappella choirs performed at the Salt Lake lighting ceremony at temple square during the Christmas season. They held several concerts for the community, participated in region com- petition, and performed at several sacrament meetings. Members of the choirs also aided in the production of Finnian's Rainbow . Arizona was the big word this year, as the Madrigals, Hi's, junior and senior ACappela's all performed there in the spring. Officers: Tom Thom, Amy Pickering, Dean Cram, Diana Sorensor FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Renee Nedesky, Lori Lux, Sunny Smith, Shirleen White, All ison Phi I lips, Marian Allan, Daunetta Brailsford, Mary Pratt, Dalyn Tolman, Julie Johnson, Karen Packard, Diana Sorensen, Melissa Stuart; SECOND ROW: Connie Dove, Connie Carter, Lisa Freeman, Arlene Settle, Ann Martinez, Relia Smith, Melissa Allen, Lorilynn Gustavson, Tammy Ivory, Sandra Barker, Terri Daniels, Peggy Oldham, Virginia Bushman, Karrie Jensen, Michele Hurst; THIRD ROW: Geanna Evans, Julie Hopkinson, Shellie Eves, Mary Maag, Christine Wilson, Franky Marsh, Kayelynn Snelson, Jackie Lowe, Susan Riding, Debbie Phillips, Tauni Davis, Annette Roylance, Elisabeth Holm, Lesa Crandall, K'Ann Jenkins, Rosemary Chidister; FOURTH ROW: Debbie Charles, Amy Pickering Larayne Taylor, Christine Frazier, JaNeal Mathews, Robert Graves, Bryant Hafen, David Bartholomew, Jon Groneman, Tom Peterson, Craig Packard, Ron Thatcher, Brent Curtis, La Verna Montague, Kim Chadwick, Janis Beane, Michele Allan; FIFTH ROW: Mary 68 Woodward, Jenette Thorn, Rhonda Barrus, Martin Brown, Jeff Johnson, Kenneth Johanson, Eric Haymond, Kirk Jacobsen, David Cox, Tom Thorn, John Ogilvie, David Simms, Dean Cram, Craig Williams, Jim Adams, John Medved, Jana Roberts, Laurie Wilson, Kim Wheeler. ' JUNIOR A'CAPPELLA LEFT TO RIGHT: Terry Ferris, Lesa Nielson, Grace Reed, Janae Jones [RST ROW: Gloria Curtis, Shirley Jackson, Mary Ann Davis, Julia Blackett, Jaimie Allan, Lori Crind U,D«bbit Binks Tern Hayes, ynette Hansen Ruth Weight, Janae Jones, Marianne White, Janalee Roper, Sharmayne T y,or TWO. Lon 0 Neal, Carla Ulson, Marianne Vane, Claudia Hunter, JoDee James, Janice Roylance Becky Givid®£wC nes Grace Lynn Reed, Jill Crandall, Teresa Lewis, Marcie Ollerton, Arlee Young, ROW THREE. Sherry Johansen Lynette Fackrell, aura Webb, Rae Ann Ashby, Lesa Nielson, Chris Davies, Craig Hitchcock Kyie EMer, Dale Ho '7' °°n Flet'h Bret Boyer Tam. i ;nHa Pflthv Nielsen Carolvn Ogden, Debbie Batesj ROW FOUR. Ann Rawlinson, Wendy williams, b r,-t, °r L” Gro '- obert Corry, Charles Robertson, Gary Raulston, Wendy Bayless, Debbie McPheeters, Ruth Knight, Bonnie uttle. SENIOR A'CAPPELLA FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT :Jaynie Smith, Linda Haines, Karen Smith, Linda Rochelle, Mary Weight, Kaye Whiting, Lisa Snow, Cherri Medved. Mary Lynne Sorensen, Kim Bartholomew, Joy Giacomo, Kathy Barker, Tammy Curtis; SECOND ROW: Gwen Bartholomew, Collette Capell, Peggy Smith, Tricia Erdmann, Joanne Dean, Elaine Bradford, Joyce Larsen, Jill Smeath, Sherri Fullmer, Rachael Knight, Ann Bowers, Susan Hopkinson, Sandra Haines; THIRD ROW: Shirley Allan, Valerie Peterson, Joan Ostler, Kathy Gonzales, Jim Pratt, Bart Duncan, Nick Bahr, Duane Nielsen, Steven T. Sumsion, Daniel Stuart, Davie Rawle, Janet Peterson, LeAnn Warren, Wendy Boyer, Heidi Woodfield, Patrice Mathews; FOURTH ROW: Kathy Staheli, Kris Springer, Lisa Woolf, Diana Hafen, Alrae Snyder, Sam Francis, Bernt Orton, Gary Weight, Jay Mason, Brad Peay, David Nance, Michelle Dallin, Gayle White, Kris Hjorth, Mary Ramsel, Tammy Gledhill; FIFTH ROW: Debra Peay, Ronda Schouten, Patty Pattison, Ruth Killpack, Merilee Miller, Danny Weight, Ray Bartholomew, Ray Gammell, Bret Anderson, Gregg Smith, Mark Fullmer, Mark Palfreyman, Jim Robbins, David Ralphs, Cindy Felix, Catherine Erickson, Janet Nightingale, Pat Hooper. 70 ORCHESTRA The big change in the Orchestra this year was their new director, Miss Peggy Webb. Besides being fresh out of college with new ideas, she was a woman - something new to the music department here at SHS. The orchestra performed with the rest of the music department at the annual Christmas program for the community. This group gives students the opportun- ity to develope their talents and learn to perform with other people. FRONT: Galen Chock, David Ralphs, Karen Petersen; BACK: Charles Robertson, Valerie Peterson, Paul Brown, Jim Quist, Nina Hinckley. ROW 1: Claudia Hunter, Tammy Frazier, Elizabeth Holm, Dan Cheney, Scott Allred, David C lark, Shirley Allen, Ray Ann Ashby, Gayle White, Karen Peterson; ROW TWO: Nina Hinckley, Pauline Perkins, Patty Perkins, Debbie Bickmore, Diane Brinkerhoff, Kathleen Barney, Suzette Clements, Valerie Peterson, Lois Jackson, Mary Ann Burt, Teri Farnworth, Debbie Phillips; ROW THREE: Miss Webb, Charles Robertson, J im Quist, Daniel Stuart, David Rawle, Lester Kunkel, Noel Pabst, Lynn Grover, Robert Corry, Gaylan Chock, David Ralphs, Tom Biesinger, Paul Brown. 71 BAND Under the direction of Bryan Tobler, the band did a great deal in promoting spirit this year. Playing at every home football and basketball game gave Spring- ville High one more source of pride. Their enthusiasm rang through the air as they helped the cheerleaders through their music and often through just plain yelling. They also provided half time entertainment at football games and marched in the Art City Days parade. LEFT TO RIGHT: Ed Giles, Gary Tippetts, Gary Miner, Karl Mortensen, Patrice Mathews. BACK ROW: Paul Thomas, Bill Bulow, Kevin Hiatt, Eric Muir, Patrice Mathews, Terry Huff, Gary Miner, Bill Hudson, Jim Erdmann, Kyle Elder, Jeff Fisk, Brett Bulow, Ron Thatcher, Mike Carpenter. SECOND ROW: Duane Nielsen, Mick Garofolo, Nick Bahr, JaNeal Mathews, Joey Ostler, John Oliver, Charlene Brailsford, Karl Mortensen, Scott Whitney, Daunetta Brailsofrd, Richard Snelson, Robert Ames, Hal Robbins, Gavin Washburn, Jerry Mortensen, Shirley Allen, David Wilson, Robert Munson, Ed Giles, Dan Cheney, Gary Tippetts, Dean Cram, Gary Huntington. STAGE BAND The better musicians of Springville High enjoyed expanding their talents through playing more popular and demanding music under the direction of Bryan Tobler. They received their rewards from the appreciation of audiences in various places throughout Utah and Idaho. They also served as a back-up band for the His and Guys and plan to accompany them to California this summer. • Mick Garofolo, David Cobbley, Jim Erdmann, Terry Huff, Gary Tippetts, Richard Snelson, Hal Robbire. FRONT ROW: , Stuart Clark, Nick Bahr, Paul Thomas, Ed Giles, Kevin Hiatt, Ron Thatcher, Gary Huntington, Mike Carpenter, Eric BACK ROW Laura Webb Muir, Jeff Thatcher, Patrice Mathews. Good sportsmanship we hail, we sing. It's always pleasant when you spot it. There's only one unhappy thing: You have to lose to prove you've got it. Richard Armour FOOTBALL Springville's fans witnessed some super football during the 1975 season. Coach Mike Jacobsen's Red Devils were underestimated at the beginning of the year, but they proved all doubters wrong, as the Big Red Machine raced to a 7-2 regular season record, placing third in Region Six, and continuing on to compete in the state AAA playoffs. Scott Phillips led the Devils at the quarterback spot. Playing along side Scott in the backfield were big Jack Elmer, who was first team all-state on defense. Light-stepping Kevin Howell, and sure-handed Jeff Osborne, John Valentine, and Gregg Smith also gathered in Phillip's aerials. Ernie Strong, Mark Fullmer, Sheldon Anderson, Eric Weight, John Manwaring, Stuart Clark, and Jack Elmer all molded into a very stingy defensive team. Lance Peterson combined with Smith, Phillips, and Osborne to form the Devil's defen- sive backfield. All in all-it was a Very Good Year ! Springville 14 Dixie 12 Springville 30 Logan 7 Springville 35 Lehi 0 Springville 21 Spanish Fork 27 Springville 28 Payson 0 Springville 28 Carbon 20 Springville 33 Pleasant Grove 6 Springville 49 Uintah 14 Springville 7 American Fork 12 AAA State Quarterfinals Springville 35 Logan 7 AAA State Semifinals Springville 0 Judge Memorial 28 LEFT TO RIGHT: Coach James, Coach Jacobsen, Coach Draughn, Coach Jacobsen FRONT ROW: John Vallentine, Joe Bunce, Kyle Elder BACK ROW; Jack Elmer, Kevin Howell Mark Palfreyman, Sheldon Anderson FRONT ROW: Gregg Smith, Jeff Osborn, Stuart Clark BACK ROW: Scott Phillips, Eric Weight, Mark Fullmer, Ernie Strong FRONT ROW: Dale Blackett, Steve Sumsion, John Manwaring BACK ROW: Marvin Poulsen, Rick Snyder, Don Aldridge, Mark Weight FRONT ROW; Chad Curtis, Bret Boyer, Richard Vincent BACK ROW: Bruce Murray, Dennis Ramsey, Larry Ferguson, Brad Day FRONT ROW: Bob Ostler, Lance Peterson, Lloyd Wilson BACK ROW: Karl Mortensen, Craig Robertson, Steve Nielson, Tracy Tipton 77 Gregg Smith Co-captains: Mark Fullmer and Ernie Strong Mark Palfreyman Steven Sumsion Craig Robertson Dale Blackett Stuart Clark Kevin Howell Eric Weight Joe Bunce 78 SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL Springville High's Sophomore Football Team acquired the vital experience, during the 1975 season, that they will need to help form next year's Red Devil team into a Region Six powerhouse. Although they struggled to a 1-6 season, their only win coming over Uintah 39-0, they lost some close games. A late start and a small front line took its toll on the Baby Devils, but in Sophomore play, experience is the most important aspect, and this team earned theirs. Springville 6 Lehi 28 Springville 0 Spanish 17 Springville 0 Payson 30 Springville 2 Carbon 6 Springville 0 P.G. 8 Springville 39 Uintah 0 Springville 7 A.F. 25 Coach Clements and Coach Jordan •- - I i I i i 1 « «■ BUIS r m w wr i v v ■ n r m m v v fli p K |i iiibi r in � iiiiiiiin V ■ I 1 i it ■ r n I E 13 H llll! FIRST ROW: Brent Holmes, Jon Groneman (mgr.), Kent Bowman, Don Cheney, Bryant Hafen, Steve Sheperd, Bill Thompson, Brad Fletcher (mgr.). Brad Smith. SECOND ROW: Tom Biesinger, Jeff Weight, Kevin Golding, Jeff Fisk, David Wilson, Ken Johansen, Pete Davies, Karl Roylance, James Frisby, Ed Cragun, Cyle Cope. THIRD ROW: John Oliver, Robert Graves, Mark Gillies, Eric Haymond, Craig Williams, Mark Roberts, Carl Clyde, Mike Long, John Brinkerhoff, Chris Mecham, Kevin Hatfield, Mike Osborn. 79 GOLF Springville High School's Red Devil Golf team had what Coach Roundy termed as an outstanding year . Coach Roundy's fine bunch of boys coasted to the Region Six Championship and on to the Utah State AAA Tournament, where they placed fourth. Heading the squad was Craig Pickering, who was the medalist at the Region Six Tourney. Pickering, along with, Doug Baxter, Ryan Thorn, Doug Oldroyd, and Bob Casper represented Springville at the state meet. Other members of the super team that posted a 6-1 season record, were: Captain Steve Frahm, Dee Gardner, Wes Ruff, Jim Rayburn, Mike Thompson, Craig Packard, and Craig Hitchcock. Springville 310 Springville 317 Springville 327 Springville 321 Springville 343 Springville by forfeit Carbon 346 Uintah 325 American Fork 336 PleasantGrove422 Lehi 353 over Payson Region Six Tournament Springville 1st Craig Pickering - medalist AAA State Tournament Springville 4th 80 RONT, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mike Thompson, Bob Casper, Craig Pickering, Ryan Thorn, Wes Ruff, Pete Roundy (Coach). BACK: Jim ayburn. Dee Gardner, Steve Frahm (Captain), Doug Baxter, Doug Oldroyd, Craig Hitchcock. NOT PICTURED is Craig Packard. 81 BASKETBALL Springville High's Varsity basketball team opened their Region Six 1975-76 action slow and sluggish, but at mid-season the Red Devils did an about-face and compiled a respectable record. After plummeting to a 2-5 total in the first half of the year, they turned around and started their surge with a 57-54 upset over the Uintah Utes. The Red Devils then defeated four of their next five opponents as they embarked to their major goal of the season, the state tournament. Coach Elliott Jordan molded what at the beginning of the season was a run-and-gun team into a more de- liberate, take the good shot squad. The change was the reason for the Red Devils success. Led by Mark Fullmer, the small Springville club was able to out think their opponents. Seniors Wes Ruff, Gregg Smith, Ernie Strong, and Dee Gardner aided Fullmer in their quest, while juniors Doug Baxter and Scott Phillips were a super asset to the team. ROW 1: John Valentine, Jim Pratt-Mgr., Ryan Thorn, Jay Mason-Mgr., Tracy Tipton; ROW 2: Ourtis Goodrich C°ach Ph'l Bird, Russell Giles; ROW 3: Scott Christensen, Coach Elliot Jordan, Craig Pickering; ROW 4: Doug Baxter, Scott Phillips; ROW 5: Ernie Strong, Kelly Hansen; ROW 6: Mark Fullmer, Dee Gardner, Wes Ruff, Gregg Smith. 83 Springville 71 Cyprus 65 Springville 62 Roy 58 Springville 73 Judge 87 Springville 43 Brighton 51 Springville 57 Dixie 74 Springville 55 Uintah 70 Springville 54 Spanish Fork 62 Springville 59 Carbon 52 Springville 45 Lehi 53 Springville 51 Pleasant Grove 57 Springville 66 Payson 49 Springville 37 American Fork 53 Springville 57 Uintah 54 Springville 79 Spanish Fork 63 Springville 46 Carbon 42 Springville 52 Lehi 54 Springville 52 Pleasant Grove 45 Springville 56 Payson 38 Springville American Fork 84 Sponsored by ART CITY BOWLING LANES STATE Springville capped their 1975-76 basketball' season with a fine showing in the highly compet- itive Utah State AAA Basketball Tournament. The Red Deviis lost a first round heartbreaker to Murray 50-48. The loss dropped them into the consolation bracket, ’where they iaced arch-rival Spanish Fork 55-3S raced past Sp vi lie's hope Receiving f Fullmer and D ah-r . from Re- Mention r A talented Tooele club • 66-46, dousing Spring- usrels in the state tourney, honors this year were Mark lamed to the other players 'd Honorab ’ cland finesse, s Playm i n 32 ong rA Ruff WO -a JEl % . mm . ©a JV BASKETBALL The Springville J.V. squad's record doesn't show much, but a closer look at the scores would explain a strange phenomenon. Playing without two juniors, who were on the senior-lean varsity, the young Red Devils lost nine ball games by a margin of five points or less. Overall the playing experience that each competitor received will serve its purpose well next year. Springville 71 Cyprus 73 Springville 42 Roy 70 Springville 50 Judge 63 Springville 38 Brighton 43 Springville 51 Dixie 63 Springville 50 Uintah 51 Springville 54 Spanish Fork 45 Springville 53 Carbon 60 Springville 67 Lehi 68 Springville 51 Pleasant Grove 57 Springville 52 Payson 54 Springville 43 American Fork 61 Springville 54 Unitah 59 Springville 58 Spanish Fork 52 Springville 43 Carbon 44 Springville 35 Lehi 38 Springville 43 Pleasant Grove 63 Springville 54 Payson 58 Springville American Fork LEFT TO RIGHT: Ryan Thorn, John Vallentine, Eric Strong, Craig Pickering, Dennis Beardall, Scott Christensen, Carl Clyde Russell Giles, David Larsen, Kelly Hansen, Noel Pabst, Curtis Goodrich, Chris Mecham, Tracy Tipton. CENTER: Coach Phil Bird. ' SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL The Springville Sophomores did a fine job during the 1975-76 basketball season, considering the team's lack of experience. The Red Devils began to come around late in the season after a somewhat shakey start. Carl Clyde and Chris Mecham led a list of youngsters which should provide some excellent talent to do a good job for the high school in the future. The Sophomores defeated Carbon and Pleasant Grove to place third in the Region Six Sophomore Basketball Tournament. Springville 27 Payson 35 Springville 29 Payson 45 Springville 55 Spanish Fork 66 Springville 49 Pleasant Grove 44 Springville 49 Lehi 62 Springville 44 American Fork 62 Springville 51 Pleasant Grove 37 Springville 32 Payson 41 Springville 54 Carbon 44 Springville 52 Spanish Fork 66 Region Six Tournament Third FRONT: John Brinkerhoff, Bill Sumsion, Eric Strong, Coach Roundy, David Bona, Mike Thompson, Steve Shepherd; BACK: Chris Mecham, Dennis Beardall, Mike Long, Mike Carpenter, Carl Clyde, Tom Biesinger, David Larsen, Noel Pabst, and Evan Clark. WRESTLING Eric Weight capped a very successful year for the Springville High wrestling team when he rolled through his competition in the Utah State AAA Wrestling Tournament and became the 1975-76, 167-pound state champion. The muscular senior led his team mates to a fourth place finish in the tourney. The Red Devils placed four other grapplers in the state contest. Jack Elmer fought his way to the runner- up spot at 185-pounds, while Craig Wilson nabbed third place at 112-pounds. Craig's brother, 98- pound Kerry Wilson, and 145-pound Lloyd Wilson earned fourth-place in their respective weight class. Scott Zufelt (105), Duane Nielsen (119), and Dan Doty (132) also competed at state for the Red Devils. Overall, Coach Joe James' squad had a fine season. Springville posted a 6-1 mark in Region Six action, while winning 10 of 15 dual matches for the year. The Red Devils placed second in the league standings and they finished third in the region meet. A highlight of the year was the first annual Nebo Invitational, which Springville hosted. With many fine young wrestlers coming up through the ranks, Springville should display their prowess in the future. ROW 1: Stuart Clark, Paul Huff; ROW 2: Lloyd Wilson, Hal Robbins, Dan Doty, David Rawle, Duane Nielsen; ROW 3: Eric Weight, Mark Weight, Dan Cheney, Mark Koontz, Bryant Hafen, Craig Wilson; ROW 4: Jack Elmer, Ernie Mallahan, Russell Beardall, Mark Cox, Boyd Russell, Paul Thomas, Scott Zufelt; ROW 5: Sheldon Anderson, Dave Wilson, Kevin Golding, Robert Davies, Robert Ames, John Oliver, Jeff Fisk, Kerry Wilson; ROW 6: Coach Hansen, Coach James. Springville Springville Springville Springvil le Springville Springville Springville Springville Springville Springville Springville Springville Springville Springville Springville 30 Orem 24 21 Delta 25 24 Provo 35 50 Murray 8 39 Bountiful 14 27 Jordon 32 51 Spanish Fork 9 45 Lehi 10 27 Tooele 29 50 American Fork 11 40 East 11 27 Pleasant Grove 24 42 Payson 9 19 Uintah 37 36 Carbon 11 STATE WINNERS Eric Weight Jack Elmer Craig Wilson Kerry Wilson Lloyd Wilson 169 -pounds 185-pounds 112-pounds 98-pounds 145-pounds TOURNAMENTS Nebo Invitational Chaparral Tournament Uintah Tournament Region Six Tournament Utah State AAA Tournament First Second Third Fourth Fourth Second Eighth Second Third Fourth 89 G.A.A The GAA had a fun and competitive year, in the sports of tennis, swimming, track and bowling the sopho- mores, juniors, and seniors combined to make up only one team. Volleyball, softball, and basketball separated the girls to form a JV team, consisting mainly of sophomores, and a Varsity team in which mostly juniors and seniors competed. For many of the Junior Varsity teams, this year was their first in a competitive atmosphere, and they gained knowledge and a sense of sportmansnip through their valuable experiences. Officers 1975-76: President: Shari Clark Vice-President: Cindy Bird Secretary: Jeannie Sayer Treasurer: Mary Pratt Social Chairman: Tammy Woolsey Historian: Kim Reid Team captains: JV Softball: Sharmayne Taylor and Connie Dove Varsity: Tammy Woolsey JV Volleyball: Mitzy DeHaas and Corrine Phillips Varsity: Kim Reid and Marilyn Larsen JV Basketball: Mary Pratt Varsity: Cindy Bird JV Basketball-FRONT: Mary Pratt, Connie Dove, Chris Wilson, Larayne Taylor; BACK: Mitzy DeHaas, Corine Phillips, Kathryn Jones, Mary Maag. MISSING: Laurie Wilson Tennis: 1 Doubles-Cindy Bird and Shari Clark lst-Region VI 2nd-State AAA fS Doubles-Kaye Whiting and Heidi Woodfield 2nd-Region VI 5th-State AAA Varsity Basketball-FRONT: Terri Daniels, Pam Miner, Jeannie Sayer; BACK: Tammy Woolsey, Cindy Bird, Shari Clark, Kim Reid, Sharmayne Taylor Swimming Team-FRONT: Shari Clark, Debbie Roylance, Cindy Bird; BACK: Mitzy DeHaas; MISSING: Tammy Beardall, Julie Hopkinson, Laurie Helquist, Marcie Ollerton, and Vickie Smith 2 Singles-Jeanie Sayer lst-Region VI 3rd-State AAA Team-4th State AAA State Swim Meet Shari Clark placed 1st in the 200 yd, individual medley, setting a new state record. Shari also placed 1st in the 500 yd. free- style. 90 JV Softball-LEFT TO RIGHT: Mitzy DeHaas, Mary Maag, Chris Wilson, Debbie Roylance, Mary Pratt, Corine Phillips, Larrayne Taylor, Connie Dove, Sharmayne Taylor. MISSING: Laurie Wilson, Julie Hopkinson. Varsity Softball-Front: Jeannie Sayer, Lori Thomas, Shari Clark. BACK: Terri Daniels, Marilyn Larsen, Kim Reid, Tammy Woolsey, Cindy Bird. MISSING: Cindy Adamson, Ruth Brailsford, Laurie Helquist. Varsity Volleyball-FRONT: Sharmayne Taylor, Shari Clark, Cindy Bird, Lori Thomas. BACK: Kim Reid, Tammy Woolsey, Marilyn Larsen, Gayle White, Jeannie Sayer. MISSING: Ruth Brailsford, Laurie Helquist. Tennis-FRONT: Kim Reid, Jeannie Sayer. BACK: Shari Clark, Kaye Whiting, Heidi Woodfield, Cindy Bird. MISSING: Laurie Helquist. JV Volleyball-FRONT: Mary Pratt, Connie Dove, Mitzy DeHaas, Chris Wilson. BACK: Mary Maag, Terri Daniels, JaNeal Mathews, Larrayne Taylor, Corine Phillips MISSING: Julie Hopkinson, Franky Marsh. 91 I like Americans. You may say what you will, they are the nicest people in the world. They sleep with their windows open. Their bathtubs are never dry. They are not grown up yet. They still believe in Santa Claus. They are terribly in earnest. But they laugh at everything. . . 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Gordon Wright Scott Zufelt 76 SPIRIT OF 76 SPIRIT OF 76 SPIRIT OF 76 SPIRITQF 76 SPIRIT OF 76 ‘SPIRIT OF 76 SPIRIT OF 76 SPIRIT JUNIORS...CLASS OF 77 LEFT to RIGHT: JoDee James, treasurer; Doug York, president; Dick Holley, vice-president; Sharmayne Taylor, secretary. 114 JUNIORS Roger Barney Debora Bates Belinda Bartholomew Doug Baxter Don Aldridge Jaimie Allan Greg Allan Connie Allen Terese Anderson Rae Ann Ashby mm Pauline Banks Karma Barney Wendy Bayless Michelle BeardalI Bruce Beckstrom Randy Best Debra Bickmore Debbie Binks Cindy Bird Tim Bird Quick! The yearbook staff needs a picture. Russell Beardal I JUNIORS Bret Boyer Lynnette Bradford Mimi Bundy Mary Ann Burt Gary Calder Richard Camp Vicki Campbell Don't look now, but here comes Mrs. Pehrson. Jeff Carter Rosa Carter Lynn Castleton Daniel Cheney Maylan Brian Brett Bulow Doug Carpenter John Chidester Galen Chock 116 Ben Court Randy Cox An apple a day keeps the doctor away. John Craig Jill Crandall Lori Crandall Chad Curtis Gloria Curtis Yvonne Cutler Bambi Daniels Chris Davies Mary Ann Davis Brad Day Mitzy De Haas Karen Diamond JUNIORS Oh well, we tried. Kathryn Diamond Jackie Dickinson Kyle Elder Randy Diamond Daniel Doty Masel Elder Jim Erdmann Stuart Evans Lynette Fackrell Stacy Fel ix Larry Ferguson I « Terry Ferris Don Fletcher Becky Frazier Debra Fox Michelle Gale Greg Gee Russel I Giles Becky Giveden Brent Goble Ron Gonzales Karl Graham Curtis Goodrich Kerry Graves 118 Lynn Grover Joy Hafen Johna Gustin Randall Hall Stephanie Hall Kelly Hansen Lynnette Hansen Valene Haralson Josette Harding Darren Hardman Tami Harding Terri Hayes Merrill Hazel Laurie Helquist Craig Hitchcock Bryan Hobbs Nyle Holdaway Richard Holley Have you got a date to Homecoming? Dale Holley Trudy Holley Sandy Hopkinson Linda Hubbard Richard Houtz Paul Huff 119 JUNIORS Kaelene Johnson Janae Jones Lois Jackson JoDee James Shirley Jackson Lynn Jenkins Sherry Johansen Jeff Johnson Our Hero! Karen Jones Rachelle King Terry Kinyon Ruth Knight Mary Knittle Alan Larsen Lester Kunkel Marilyn Larsen Terese Lewis Joan Llewellyn Richard Livingston Marianne Long LeeAnn Loveridge Trina Lowe Bruce Murray Lisa Nielson Steven Nielson Debbie McPheeters Glenn Miller Jim M iller Gary M iner Karl Mortensen Robert Munson Jack Mangum John Manwaring mm Wayne Martin Kirk Marx Kris Murray Russell Neeley Cathy Nielsen Dan Nielson Greg Nielson Sorry girls, Pick's taken. 121 JUNIORS Tam i Palfrey man David Peay Pattie Perkins Terri Perkins Pauline Perkins Kevin Petersen Laurie Peterson Leslie Peterson Tammy Petrofesa Hey, this is the combined I.Q. of the Junior class. Scott Phillips Craig Pickering Calvin Porter Marvin Poulson James Quist Margee Rader Dennis Ramsey Gary Raulston Ann Rawlinson 122 Jim Rayburn Richard Reed Charles Robertson Debby Roylance Ann Ruff Jeanie Sayer Grace Reed Rick Roberts Janalee Roper Janice Roylance Boyd Russell Michael Scow Kathy Smith Karen Snelson Look at the size of that snoot! Thomas Smith Richard Snelson 123 JUNIORS Hey Mom, you're wanted on the phone! Rick Snyder Jeanne Steiner Tod Spencer Glenn Sundblom Grant Tew Mark Terry Kaye Taylor Sharmayne Taylor Ryan Thorn Tracy Tipton LisaTiernan Evelyn Trone Bonnie Tuttle Brent Tuttle Chris Tuttle John Vallentine Marianne Vane Richard Vincent George Wakefield Brooks Washburn 124 Neal Watters Laura Wehrman Laura Webb Mark Weight Larry Wing Susan Wing Ruth Weight Toni Westerwelle Von Welch Mary Lynne Wheeler Craig Lowe Bart Pap worth Todd Stuart Dann Swenson Marianne White Carla Wilson Wendy Williams Lloyd Wilson 125 SOPHOMORES.. .CLASS OF 78 126 LEFT to RIGHT: Mary Pratt, secretary; Eric Strong, president; Robert Graves, vice-president; DaLyn Tolman, treasurer. SOPHOMORES James Adams Kent Al Ian Marian Allan Melissa Allan M ike Allan Michele Allan Joy Allen Jeff Allison Dianne Allred Scott Allred Robert Ames Debbie Averett Steve Barker Lee Averett Sandra Barker Glen Barney Rhonda Barrus Kathleen Barney David Bartholomew Christie Bartlett Dana Barton It looks like a winner to me! 127 SOPHOMORES Sophomores in the news. Janis Beane Becky Beardall Dennis Beardall Kyle Bearnson Lynette Beardall Debbie Beck Roland Benson Tom Biesinger Christine Bird Marlon Bird Charlotte Bismark Kent Boman David Bona JoLynn Bott Sherri Boyd Laurie Boyer Charlene Brailsford Lisa Bringhurst Daunetta Brailsford Diane Brinkerhoff John Brinkerhoff Billy Bulow Marty Brown Pat Bundy 128 Herb Burrows Domonic Canto Connie Carter Kim Chadwick Virginia Bushman Michael Carpenter Bobby Casper Debbie Charles Nevada Charlie Rosemary Chidester Donald Cheney David Clark Evan Clark Richard Clegg Jana Clements Steve Cloward Carl Clyde Kenny Condie Tammy Conger David Cox Cyle Cope Mark Cox Eddie Cragun Dean Cram If this learning, I'm all for it. SOPHOMORES Roxane Crandall Brent Curtis Gordon Daley His bark's worse than his bite! Connie Dove Terri Daniels Karen Davies Pete Davies Tauni Davis Elaine Davis Kelly Dean Brenda Dowhaniuk Geanna Evans Shell ie Eves Kelly Farnworth Vicki Farz Ben Fechser Brad Ferguson Jeff Fisk Brad Fletcher V ictor Forbush Kevin Fowler 130 Bill Frandsen Chris Frazier L isa Freeman James Frisby Tom Gabbitas Earle Gardner Kim Georgedes Merry Giacomo Mark Gillies Gloria Gledhill Kevin Golding Robert Graves Jon Groneman Lori Gustavson Jaime Hadju Don Hadley Bryant Hafen Blaine Hales Eric Hardman Eileen Harvey Mark Harris Laura Harvey Tamara Haskel Kevin Hatfield Kine Hatch Laurie Hatfield Shawn Hatfield Eric Haymond Sandra Haupt Michelle Hendrickson 131 SOPHOMORES Nina Hinckley Arden Hjorth Elizabeth Holm Brent Holmes Julie Hopkinson Michel! Hurst Judy Isaacson Tammy Ivory Joe Jacobsen Kirk Jacobsen ■ K'Ann Jenkins Doug Jensen Karrie Jensen Ken Johansen Garth Johnson Jeffrey Johnson Julie Johnson Warren Johnson Kathryn Jones Michael Koontz David Larsen Rodney Lee Faunda Lloyd Jim Locke Being a sophomore isn't all that bad. 132 Ann Martinez JaNeal Mathews This won't take brains, just braun. Brenda Maughan Gay Maughan Abby McClellan Janice McGarry Marjorie McQuivey Barry Measom Chris Mecham John Medved Calvin Metcalf Clark Miller Allen Miller Rory Miller 133 SOPHOMORES Kristie Mitchell Jerry Mortensen Laverna Montague Eric Muir Peggy Oldham John Oliver Alan Munson Gary Nielsen Renee Nedesky Brad Nielson ■ Rose Oliver Roxie Olsen Nancy Nusink Marjorie Oakey Malia Nuttall John Ogilvie Lori O'Neal Mike Osborn Joey Ostler Craig Packard Shane Palfreyman Kellyanne Patridge Lance Petersen David Peterson Noel Pabst Karen Packard Leslee Parry Karen Petersen Barbara Peterson Tom Peterson ■ 134 Mark Petro Allison Phillips Corine Phillips Debra Phillips Amy Pickering Mary Pratt Phil Quirk Laurie Rasmussen Robert Rawle Tammy Rayburn Hyrum Reese Susan Riding Jana Roberts Mark Roberts Guy Robertson Lisa Robertson Annette Roylance Karl Roylance Murry Rudd Arlene Settle Cora Shepherd Annette Schaugaard Tami Sheldon Steve Shepherd If she hits that high C one more time. . . 135 SOPHOMORES Dee Ann Sorrells Ric Stauffenberg Let's go in the dark room and see what develops. I Randy Stevens Eric Strong Melissa Stuart Carolyn Sumsion LaRayne Taylor Ron Thatcher Paul Thomas Mike Thompson William Thompson Jenette Thom Tom Thorn DaLyn Tolman Steven Tuttle Brian Van Ausdal 136 Russel Vest David Voorhees Siona Wakefield Jim Walker Gavin Washburn Brian Watters Elfina Wauneka Helen Wehrman Jeff Weight Kelly Wheeler Kaye Wheeler Kim Wheeler Scott Whitney Margo Wiley Craig Williams Christine Wilson David Wilson Laurie Wilson 137 Steve Wilson Mary Woodward Derek Wright Arlene Young Elvina Young Jenny Young Bart Zufelt Doug Coats STUDENT COUNCIL First period every morning in the student council room, one found seven very busy students and one dedi- cated advisor. These eight people worked hard to make 1975-76 a successful school year. They took charge of Art Week, Spirit Week, Homecoming, the Christmas Assembly, and the Hello Dance just to name a few of their responsibilities. Dee Gardner as student body president was a let's get things done worker and made sure that those things were done well. Besides being involved in several other activities, Rachael Knight acted as an enthusiastic secretary. She fought for what she felt the student body wanted. Ray Bartholomew, as treasurer, attended the faculty meetings to help the teachers understand what the students' desires were. In case you didn't notice, the quality of assemblies this year was great. This is largely due to the efforts of Gwen Bartholomew who was vice-presidentofassemblies. As historian, Jill Crandall was not afraid to speak her mind and let people know what she felt the student body needed and wanted. Through the efforts of our vice-president of student coordination, Mary Lynne Wheeler, the student handbook was made up as a guide for the students of SHS. David Nance, vice-president of activities, could be seen every week putting up game schedules on the marquis. These students and Carl Nielson as their advisor deserve a big vote of thanks from both the faculty and student body. LEFT TO RIGHT: Dee Gardner, Mary Lynne Wheeler, Jill Crandall, Gwen Bartholomew, David Nance, Rachael Kniqht and Ray Bartholomew. 138 STUDENT REPRESENTATIVES This year, the student representatives worked along with the student council to give the students such things as ping-pong tables to provide recreational activity before school and during lunch, a juke box, and a fun and eventful spirit week. They did an excellent job of helping the student council know what the student body felt they needed and wanted. FIRST ROW: Mary Maag, Janet Nightingale, Pauline Banks, Cindy Bird, Marilyn Larsen, Trudy Holley, Karen Peterson, Lisa Crandall, Joyce Larsen Lynette Bradford, Chris Frazier. SECOND ROW: Teri Farnworth, Jamie Jenkins, Marlena Lamb, Neil Jacobsen, Dann Swenson, Ken Manning, Kevin Hatfield, Shirley Jackson, Mark Koontz, Clark Snelson, Kelly Wheeler, Earl Gardner, Brent Orton. THIRD ROW: Patty Pattison, Chad Curtis, Steve Oakey, Paul Brown, Kevin Oakey, Jack Elmer, Mark Palfreyman, Ernie Strong, Peggy Smith, Lee Ann Howell. 139 Leadership and learning are indispensable to each other. John Fitzgerald Kennedy ADMINISTRATION Last year and this year have been the best two years of my school experience. This is mostly due to the fact that the students have been co-operative and understanding. Mr. Bartlett Harold L. Bartlett - Principal If a person learns to work and enjoy the work he is doing, he is successful. Mr. Bartlett I enjoy meeting and interacting with students of this age group. Your high school years are the most enjoyable three years of your life and I like to be a part of it. Just seeing stu- dents doing things is pretty exciting for me. Mr. Nelson 142 Bill Nelson - Vice Principal COUNSELORS The most enjoyable part of this job is working on a face to face basis with the students. The students here are very receptive and very cooperative. I really enjoy working with my hands, but people are where it is. Mr. Thomas Ray Thomas Darlene Amott The students of Springville High have a special quality about them, in that they are not afraid to be themselves. This may cause some problems sometimes but it truly is a desireable quality. Miss Amott OFFICE STAFF This job keeps me young. As long as the students keep young ideas in my head, I feel young. Mrs. Fox The majority of the students here at Springville High are good, in spite of the public opinion that this gener- ation is basically bad. Working here, lets me see for myself that this gen- eration is actually more on the ball at a younger age than the last gener- ation. Mrs. Judd Jean Fox Noreene Wheeler Carolyn Judd 143 ENGLISH Janean McPolin Kathy Templeman o Books are windows through which the soul looks out. Henry Ward Beecher Few things are as rewarding to me as knowing that I have been instrumental in getting the right book and the right student together. Sitting on a shelf, the greatest of books does nothing but take up space. In the hands of a reader, its potential is limitless. Mrs. Pehrson The students this year, especially the seniors, have been more willing to express their true opinions on subjects. They've been more honest with themselves and others. To me, this is refreshing. Mrs. Templeman - t 144 I hope to make students examine different issues and ideas and arrive at their own conclusions. This is the only way they can gain a testimony of anything strong enough that they will stand up for it. I want to be able to provide a foundation for them to build on. Mrs. Kauffman The most important things a student can learn from English are the ability to reason, to analyze what is read, and to express that analysis in writing clearly and effectively. Mr. Tippetts Suzanne Spjut David Glendhill 145 SCIENCE My goal is to teach kids respect for their environment. -Mr. Francis I started out wanting to teach at a medical school, but it involved a substantial part of my prime time of life so I decided to teach high school. I was a high school drop- out, and I thought I might be able to provide some motivation for kids to stay in school. -Mr. Skidmore The thing that gives me the most pleasure in this job, is seeing kids find themselves and then going into a good career. It's exciting to have the kids come back to me and tell me that they really enjoyed my class and that it was fun. -Mr. Drollinger One thing that is really enjoyable is seeing a student come into class hating science and having them leave halfway excited. -Mr. Francis 14b MATHEMATICS Mathematics is a part of our language system and should improve a person's ability to communicate with others. It also develops logical thinking. -Mr. Wilson Calculators stimulate students into learning more about mathematics. Students in science can do calculations much more quickly. I estimate that in my physics class alone, th the scores have improved 15-20% because of the use of calculators. -Mr. Evans Boyd Wilson Dan Evans Being an ordinarily average human being, it would depend on the time, the place, and circumstances that you would ask me what I think of stu- dents this year in comparison to other years. On the other hand, being of sound mind and loaded with logic, I would venture to state that students come in all sizes, and shapes, mind and might, desire to learn and achieve or not. . . I believe students in the past, with what they had, did just as much with it as you students now are doing with what you have; which incidentally is a lot more. And by the way, I'd still see good in you no matter which path you choose to take through school. -Mr. Garrett Alma Garrett VOCATIONAL Most of the kids who take this class find something they can do. I wish we could accomodate everyone who needs or wants to take a class down here. The program helps them to be able to find better jobs straight out of high school because they have a skill. Mr. Brock pringville High is great and the students are the best. Mr. Billings 148 Vocational Education is important because it teaches a person the ability to perform with this hands where academic subjects don't. We learn by doing. The main purpose for being here is to provide a place where a student who is not doing so well in academics can become a success. Everybody needs to be successful in something. Mr. Phillips Mr. Brock Mr. Billings Mrs. Stevenson Mr. Olsen Mr. Phil lips I believe we should do those things that give us happiness and satisfaction. I entered the field of teaching because I love working with people. Mr. Olsen CUSTODIANS AND COOKS Springville High has a bunch of good kids. We really enjoy being able to associate with them as well as with each other. The challenge is to be able to keep one step ahead of them! SHS Cook Staff Stan Bird Barbara Topham COOKS Barbara Topham Blanche Tipton Noma Thorpe Penny Neilson Bonny Corry Onita Fackrell Lila Averett Carma Sly Marie West CUSTODIANS Stan Bird Bruce Norton Leora Bennett Lamar Blackham Association with the students of the school is the best part of this job. I think that Springville High is A-l! I believe that only about 2% of the students give us any problems at all. FRONT ROW: Maria West, Penny Neilson, Carma Sly; BACK ROW: Onita Fackrell, Barbara Topham, Lila Averett, Bonnie Corry. 150 Stan Bird Lamar Blackham, Stan Bird. HOME ECONOMICS Elise Evans Linda Miller Carol Manwaring Boys are challenging because they take foods as a science rather than just making some- thing to eat. They achieve faster and in most cases better than girls. Bachelor Survival is one of my favorite classes because it is so different and interesting every day. Miss Miller I feel that Home Economics is the most im- portant class for any girl because it is really just what she is. Homemaking is something a girl is going to use every day of her life, whether she has a family of her own, going to college, or working. The class teaches her to be able to take care of herself so that she will always look her best. Mrs. Manwaring LLKIMI •X, I 151 SOCIAL SCIENCE Basically, I think the students this year have been really concerned about their school and have progressed a long way. The students are good and a lot of things have been accomplished through their efforts. Mr. Nielson Phil Bird Marvin Roundy This is the least boring job I've ever had. I really enjoy teaching young people. A large part of the student body this year have been more apathetic, but individually a lot of the students are more interesting and bright. Mr. Bird PHYSICAL EDUCATION When most people think of athletics, they think of winning at all costs. To me the greatest reward from athletics or P .E. is to see boys develop into men; basically, just to see them grow and develop not only physically but also to become good citizens. Coach James Coach Elliot Jordan Coach Mike Jacobsen Coach Joe James Physical Education is an important tool in the overall development of the human being not only physically but also socially and intellectually. P.E. provides the necessary outlet of recreational needs in life. The things that are learned in youth should be carried out throughout the rest of life. Miss Nyquist BUSINESS This year has been a good year for accountants and marketers. We have accomplished many worthwhile goals and projects. A highlight of marketing was the Western Regionals in Seattle, Washington Our marketers represented us well there. The accounting department had many dedi- cated students, ten of which entered Dis- trict Six contest at B.Y.U. Mr. Mason Francis Larsen If one carrot equal 100 points, why use radial tires? The Business Department helps you to make sense in the world of business. When you leave the Business Department, you have the skills to get a job. No matter what field you are interested in, a business background is your key that will open the door. Mrs. Larsen FINE ARTS The ability to know and the ability to do come in exact proportion with what a person puts into a subject. This is how artists are born. An artist has to be very sensitive and observant to enjoy the beauties of nature. Mr. Burningham Merril Carter The band program gives students a chance to become part of a group, to learn to work with other people, and share the success of that group. They also have something they can do by themselves for the rest of their lives. Mr. Tobler Peggy Webb Drama will develop a student intellectually, emotionally, socially, and spiritually. One of my main goals is to have a student leave the class with a sense of discipline. If he achieves this, he will succeed in what ever field he chooses. For this reason I feel that drama is one of the most im- portant classes a student can take during his tenure here in high school. Mr. Peterson Rodney Peterson Music provides the aesthetic approach to education. It is an artistic dis- cipline which develops the soul of an indivudial and incorporates the cognative, affective, and psychomotor aspects of learning. Mr. Barton 157 SPECIAL SERVICES Robert Leinbach Bill Salisbury ! really enjoy working around the kids here at the school. There's always something to do here-the job keeps me busy. Of Course, I also work for the three greatest guys in the high school. Mrs. Peterson Tereece DeGraff Doing business without advertising is like winking at a girl in the dark. You know what you are doing, but nobody else does. 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POLAR KING BEST FOOD IN TOWN 735 EAST 400 SOUTH coio-n-cRiSP QUALITY CLEANERS MAURY ‘1976 1776-1976 1776-1976 1776-1976 1776-1976 1776-1976 1776-1976 1776-1976 1776-1976 1776-1976 163 I 1776-1976 1776-1976 1776-1976 1776-1976 1776-1976 1776-1976 1776-1976 1776-1976 1776-1976 1776 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATES OF 1976 From the Professional Men of Springville John J. Marshall D.D.S. Clark E. Fullmer D.D.S. Glade Creer D.D.S. Rulon Condie D.D.S. Norman L. Parker M.D. Robert K. Jenkins O.D. Richard K. Miner D.D.S. W.G. Beisinger M.D. James N. Nance M.D. R.H. Nightingale M.D. Rex C. Erikson M.D. Paul S. 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We appreciate your support you have shown to Springville High School 1976 1776-1976 1776-1976 1776-1976 1776-1976 1776-1976 1776-1976 1776-1976 1776-1976 1776-1976 MAPLETON CITY MAPLETOS VOLUSIFFB FIRE DEPT. JvNorman Graves, Mayis Sl Collin Allan, Ray Whiting, CorTkorth Morris Warren, John Bleggi Councilmen Faculty Amott, Darlene 143, Averett, Lila 150 Bartlett, Harold L. 142,39 Barton, Karl 54.67.156 Bennette, Leona 150 Billings, Fenton 149 Bird,Phillip 39,83,86,152 Bird, Stan 150 Blackham, LaMar 150 Brock, Robert 42,43,149 Burningham, Stan 157 Carter, Merrill 44,156 Clements, Kelly 79 Corry, Bonny 150 DeGraff, Terese 58,60,159 Drollinger, Richard 146 Evans, Dan 147 Evans, Elise 151 Fackrell, Onita 150 Fox, Jean 143 Feancis, J. Wayne 54.156 Gardner, Alan 46,153 Garrett, Alma 41,147 GledhilI, David 145 Jacobsen, Mike 154 James, Joe 154 Jordan, Elliott 78,83,154 Judd, Carolyn 143 Kauffman, Pat 39.144 Larsen, Francis 39,151,155 Leinbeck, Robert 159 Manwaring, Carol 57,151 Mason, Dean 155,50 McPolin, Janean 144 Memory, Ilene 158 Miller, Linda 57,151 Nelson, Bill 142 Neilson, Carl 153 Neilson, Penny 150 Norton, Bruce 150 Nyquist, Debbi 154 Olsen, Blair 149 Pehrson, Margaret 144,36 Peterson, Millie 158 Peterson, Rod 27,28,29,157 Phillips, Loren 42,43,149 Raun, Anna 158 Roundy, Marvin 81,87,152 Salisbury, Bill 159 Skidmore, James 52,146 Spjut, Suzanne 53,145 Sly, Carma 150 Stevenson, Mrs. 149 Templeman, Kathy 55.144 Norma Thorpe Blanche Tipton 150 Tippetts, Eli 36,37,38,145 Tobler, Bryan 157 Barbara Topham 150 Vorhees, Pauline 158 West, Mana 150 Wilson, Boyd 147 Webb, Peggy Ann 71,156 Wybrow, Jeanette 145 Wheeler, Noreen 143 Seniors Adamson, Cindy 91,95 Allan, Darcy 95 Allan, Jeffery 95 Allan, Richard 27,95 Allan, Scott 36,37,39,52,95 Allan, Shirley 27,67,70,71,72,95 Allred, Eilene 50,95 Anderson, Bret 27,43,48,67,70,95 Anderson, Jeffery 95 Anderson, Melanie 95, Andreasen, Roy 43,44,50,95 Antonino, Brent 43,95 Averett, Andy 49,95 Averett, Ann 95 Averett, Clair 43,95 Averett, Andy 49,95 Averett, Ann 95 Averett, Clair 43,95 Averett, Tamara 96 Bahr, Nicholas 67,70,72,73,96 Barker, Kathy 53,60,70,% Bartholomew, Gwen 28.56.67.70.96.138 Bartholomew, Kim 41.44.57.70, % Bartholomew, Ray 27.52.67.70, %,138 Bartlett, Mike % Bates, Pam 96 Bates, Ricky 96 Beardall, Cindy % Beardall, Tamra 90,97 Bird, John 97 Blackett, Dale 43,77,78,97 Bowers, Ann 27.28.36.60.70.97 Boyer, Wendy 27.29.36.37.39.67.70.97 Bradford, Elaine 27.57.67.70.97 Bradshaw, Lori 38,51,97 Brailsford, Kirk 97 Brailsford, Ruth 70,97,91 Breckenrfdge, Julie 97 Brereton, Steven 97 Bringhurst, Layne 97 Brinkerhoff, Rod 43,97 Brown, Paul 55,97,71,139 Bulow, Kevin 97 Joe Bunce 77,78,97 Burrows, Clark 98 Bushman, Bill 98 Bushmell, Kevin 98 Calder, David 98 Capell, Collette 70,98 Carter, Steven 98 Chatter, Delbert 98 Chestnut, Teresa 51,82,98 Clark, Leland 98 Clark, Shari 90,91,98 Clark, Stuart 29.36.37.54.67.73.77.78.88.98 Clement, Suzette 71,98 Cobbley, David 23,27,36,37, 39.49.52.54.67.73.98 Condie, Terri 51,98 Corry, Bonnie 98 Cragu, , Mandy 99 Cram, Lynette 64,99 Crandall, Craig 48,99 Curtis, Ann 60,94,99 Curtis, Tammy 51,60,70,99 Daley, Gary 99 Dallin, Michelle 55,60,70, 99 Dansie, Donna 99 Davies, Fred 99 Davis, Greg 40,53,99 Dauwalder, Kristina 51,100 Dean, Joanne 23,44,46,60,70,100 Dehaas, Peggy DeRose, Karen 19,39,48,51,63,100 Duncan, Bart 38,39,46,52,54,67,70,100 Dunn, Karalyn 19,63,100 Eastman, Pam 58,100 Elmer, Jack 23,77, 78,88,100,139 Erdmann, Patricia 44,51,60, 60,100 Erickson, Catherine 27,39,67,70,100 Farnworth, Teri 71,139,100 Fechser, Orlando 100 Felix, Cindy 51,70,100 Frahm, Stephen 44,46,54,81,101 Francis, Sam 28, 67,70,101 Frazier, Tamara 38,56,71,101 Friel, David 44,50,55,101 Fullmer, Mark 27,54,67, u 7.78,82,83,101 Fullmer, Sherri 23,39,64,67,70,101 Ferguson, Steve 101 Gammell, Ray 48,70,101 Gardner, Dee 39.81.101.138 Garofolo, Mick 72,73,101 Gee, Denise 101 Giacomo, Joy 39,48,49, 51.67.70.101 Giles, Ed 72,73,101 Gilley, Bill 101 Gonzales, Kathryn 51,55,56,67, 70.101 Gledhill, Tamra 70,101 Goodell, Frank 102 Hafen, Diana 27,51,56,67,70,102 Haines, Linda 40,55,56,67,102 Haines, Sandra 27,28, 55,56,66,67,70,102 Hall, Candy 51,102 Hall, Kevin 10 Hansen, Barry 53,102 Harris, Steven 102 Hayes, Karl 39,52,103 Helquist, Karen 50,103 Hiatt, Kevin 40,72,73,103 Hansen, Joyce 102,51 Harding, Scott 102 Harvey, Melanie 102 Hjorth, Kriss 44,70, 103 Hoagland, Jinnene 44,56,103 Holdaway, Lora 103, Holley, Susan 103 Holmes, Jackie 36,37,39,82,103 Hooper, Pat 27,38,67,70, 103 Hopkinson, Susan 50,57,70,103 Howell, Kevin 43,77,78,103 Howell, Leann 51,60, 103.139 Hudson, Bill 55,72,103 Jackson, Robert 52,103 Jacobson, Neil 42, 43.103.139 Jenkins, Jamie 28,53,103,139 Johnson, Boyd 43,104, Johnson, Shelli 44, 60,144 Johnson, Gregg 38,104 Kinross, Bill 104 Klauck, Keri 104 Knight, Rachael 27,28,57,67,70,104,138 Koontz, Mark 88,104,139 Korth, Brian 42,43,104 Kovatch, Marvin 43,104 Lamb, Marlena 104,139 Larsen, Blake 104 Larsen, Joyce 27,64,67,70,104,139 Larsen, Lewis 104 Leighton, Shawn 104 Leopard, Lisa 104 Locke, Rod 104 Long, David 44, 105 Long. Patricia 51,105 Lopez, Francie 27.66.105 Lowe, Gloria 51,57,64,105 Lowe, Heidi 105 Lucas, Cindy 105 Lund, Craig 105 Maag, Anette 46,105 Mallahan, Ernest 46.88.105 Manning, Ken 105,139 Martinez, Julian 105 Mason, Jay 30,38,50,70,83,105 Mathews, Patrice 27,58,70,72,73,105 Maughan, Sheldon 105 Mecham, Kevin 104 Medved, Cheri 70,105 Metcalf, Milan 43, 106 Miguel, Tammy 53,106 Miller, Merllee 53.106 Miller, Tan! 50,106 Miner, Pamela 23.49.82.90.106 Money, Janet 106 Montague, David 106,46 Nance, David 27,52,70,67,106,138 Nielsen, Duane 67,70,72,88,102 Nightingale, Janet 182 41.44.51.70.106.139 Nofchissey, Clara 106 Nofchiseey, Nellie 106 Nuttall, Stephan 28 Oakey, Kevin 106,139 Oakey, Steven 139 Ollerton, Kris 106,43 Olsen, Cody 106 Orme, Carrie 106,51 Orton, Brent 44,52,54,70,107 139 Ostler, Joan 56,67,70,107 Palfreyman, Mark 43,67,70,77,78,107,139 Pattison, Patty 27,67,70,107,139 Peay, Brad 70,107 Peay, Debra 107,58,70 Petersen, Mark 39,41,52,107 Peterson, Chris 107 Peterson, Janet 60,61,70,107 Peterson, Vatarie 70,71,107 Pratt, Jim 27,39,46,52, 54.67.70.83.94.108 Ramsel, Mary 70 Ralphs, David 27,67,70, 71.108 Rawle, David 70,71,108,88 Reese, Bill 108, Reid, Kim 39,90,91,108 Revoir, Diane 108 Robbins, Hal 72,73,88,108 Robbins, James 70,108 Robertson, Craig 77.78.108 Rochelle, Linda 51,55,70,108 Ruff, Wes 25,46,54,81,82,83,108 Savage, Paula 108 Sayer, Marty 39,43,91, 109 Schardine, Chris 109 Schouten, Rhonda 27.56.70.109 Settle, John 109 Skabelund, Grant 36,37,38,39,54,109 Smeath, Jill 60, 70.94.109 Smith, Gregg 27,28,29,46,54,66, 67.70.77.78.83.109 Smith, Jaynie 29,56,58, 67.70.109 Smith, Jeff 109 Smith, Karen 51, 55.56.67.109 Smith, Peggy 27,28,56,57,67, 70.109.139 Snelson, Clark 50,54,109,139 Snow, Jon 43,109 Snow, Lisa 50,67,70,109 Snyder, Alrae 28,53,56,70,109 Sorensen, Mary Lynne 51,70,109 Springer, Kris 51,60, 70,110 Staheli, Kathy 46,55,56,70,110 Strong, Ernie 27,54,66,77,78,83,110,139 Stika, Bruce 110 Strong, Becky 110 Stuart, Daniel 23,67,71,110 Stucki, Leah 110 Sumsion, Brenda 60,111 Sumsion, Steven R. 48.54.59.111 Sumsion, Steven T. 40,50,70, 27.77.78.111 Swenson, Greg 111 Taylor, Sherrie 46,60,111 Terry, Kevin 40, 56.111 Teri, Terisa 111 Thatcher, Jeff 52, 73.111 Thomas, John 111 Thomas,Lori 49, 91.111 Tippetts, Gary 38,55,25,72,73,111 Valdez, Kenny 111 Vogel, Rita 112, Walpole, Rolf 112 Walters, Tammy 57,112 Warren, LeAnn 29,39,63,70,112 Webb, Joyce Weight,Danny 70 Weight, Eric 77, 78.88.112 Weight, Gary 38,54,70,112 Weight, Mary 51,70,112 Welch, Val 43,112 Wheeler, Bobbie 112 White, Gayle 70,71, 91.112 Whiting, Kaye 38,56,70,91,113 Wiley, Andrew 43,113 Wiley, JoEII 46,69, 113 Wilson, Craig 113 Wilson, Craig 113,88 Wilson, Kerry 41,113 Woodfield, Heidi 39, 51,44,64,67,70,91,113 Woolf, Lisa 70,113 Woolsey, Tammy 90,91,113 Wright, Gordon 113, Young, Bill 113 Zufelt, Scott 88,113 Juniors Aldridge, Don 27,49,53,77,115 Allan, Gregory 69,115 Allan, Jaimie 63,69,115 Allen, Connie 115 Anderson, Sheldon 77,88 Anderson, Terese 115 Ashby, Rae Ann 55, 67.69.71.115 Banks, Pauline 58,67,69,115,139 Barney, Karma 115 Barney, Roger 43,115 Bartholomew, Belinda 60,115 Bates, Deborah 55,69,115 Baxter, Douglas 39,81, 83.115 Bayless, Wendy 27,58,67,69,115 Beardall, Michelle 115 Beardall, Russell 88.115 Beckstrom, Bruce 43,115 Best, Randy 115 Bickmore, Debra 42,43,53,71, 115 Binks, Debra 27,57,63,69,115 Bird, Cynthia 90,91,115,139 Bird, Tim 42,43, 53.115 Bird, Scott 43,116 Bishop, Barbara 116 Black, Kristeen 27,58,56,116 Blackett, Julia 69,116 Bliss, Steve 116 Bowen, Dena 116 Boyack, Linda 58,69,116 Boyack, Lorin 38,116 Boyer, Bret 27,39,44,49,67 69,77,116 Bradford, Lynette 116,139 Brian, Maylan 116 Bulow, Brett 72,116 Bundy, Mimi 57,116 Burt, Mary Ann 71, 116 Calder, Gary 116 Camp, Richard 116 Campbell, Vicki 116 Carpenter, Douglas 116 Carter, Jeffery 116 Carter, Rosa 116 Castleon, Lynn 116 Cheney, Daniel 40,49, 71,72,88,116 Chidester, John 116 Chock, Galen 27,71,116 Christensen, Scott 83,86, 117 Christensen, Valerie 117 Clegg, Carrie 117 Cluff, Jerrilyn 27,60,117 Clyde, Cheryl 27,60,117 Coats, Glenda 117 Collings, Mathew 117 Corry, Robert 27,29,67,69,71 117 Court, Ben 117 Cox, Randy 49,117 Craig, John 40,44,46,117 Crandall, Jill 39,67,69,117,138 Crandall, Lori 48,69,117 Curtis, Chad 67,69,77,117,139 Curtis, Gloria 69,117 Cutler, Yvonne 117 Daniels, Bambi 117, Davies, Chris 27,57, 69.117 Davis, Jeff 125 Davis, Mary Ann 69, 117 Day, Brad 27,29,67,69,77,117 DeHaas, Mitzy 49,53,90,91,117 Diamond, Karen 117 Diamond, Kathryn 118 Diamond, Randy 118 Dickinsen, Jackie 118, Doty, Dan 88,118 Elder,Kyle 27,44,55,69,72,77,118 Elder, Masel 118 Erdmann, Jim 27,40,72,73,118 Evans, Stuart 118 Fackrell, Lynette 56,69,118 Felix, Stacy 60 69.118 Ferguson, Larry 77,118 Ferris, Terry 27.67.69.118 Fletcher, Don 36,37,44,69, 118 Fox, Debra 28,55,118 Frazier, Becky 55.118 Gale, Michelle 69,118 Gee, Gregory 118 Giles, Russell 83,86,118 Gividen, Becky 60, 67.69.118 Goble, Brent 118 Gonzales, Ron 53.118 Goodrich, Curtis 83,86,118 Graham, Karl 40,49,69,118 Graves, Kerry 43,118 Grover,Lynn 27,67,69,71,119 Gustin, Johna 119 Hafen, Joy 28,44,119 Hall, Randall 27,46, 119 Hall, Stephanie 39,119 Hansen, Kelly 83.86.119 Hansen, Lynette 58,69,119 Haralson, Valene 39,41,44,119 Harding, Josette 119 Harding, Tami 27,67,69,119 Hardman, Darren 119 Hayes, Terri 55,69, 119 Hazel, Merrill 119 Helquist, Laurie 90, 91.119 Hitchcock, Craig 69,91,119 Hobbs, Bryan 42,43,119 Holdaway, Nyle 119 Holley, Dick 27,114,119 Holley, Dale 69, 119 Holley, Trudy 53,119,139 Hopkinson, Sandy 27,82,119 Houtz, Richard 46,119 Hubbard, Linda 119 Huff, Paul 88,119 Huff, Terry 27,44,46,53,72,73,120 Hunter,Claudia 67,69,71,120 Huntington, Gary 27,40,49,73, 120 Hurst, Rozlin 120 Jackson, Lois 27,44,71,120 Jackson, Shirley 69,120,139 James, JoDee 44,60,69,114,120 Jenkins, Lynn 120 Johansen, Sherry 169,120 Johnson, Jeff 120 Johnson, Kaelene 53,120 Jones, Janae 27,67,69,120 Jones, Karen 69, 120 183 King, Rachelle 120 Kinyon, Terry 120 Knight, Ruth 67,69,120 Knittle, Mary Jane 120 Kunkei, Lester 43,71,120 Larsen, Alan 120 Larsen, Marilyn 91,120, 139 Lewis, Teresa 57,69,120 Livingston, Richard 43,53,120 Llewellyn, Joan 120 Long, Marianne 27, 120 Loveridge, LeeAnn 121 Lowe, Craig 125 Lowe, Trina 27.121 Mace, Marty 43 Mangum, Jack 121 Manwaring, John 77,121 Marx, Kirk 121 McPheeters, Debbie 58,69,121 Miller, Glenn 40,121 Miller, James 121 Miner, Gary 27,44,67,69,72,121 Mortensen, Karl 40.72.77.121 Munson, Robert 44,72,121 Murray, Bruce 43,77,121 Murray, Kris 46, 49.121 Neeley, Russell 121 Nielsen, Cathy 69,121 Nielson, Danny 69,121 Nielson, Greg 121 Nielson, Lesa 57,69,121 Nielson, Stephen 77.121 Nuttall, Erika 121 Oakley, Lisa 121 Ogden, Carolyn 69,121 Oldroyd, Doug 69,81,121 Ollerton, Marcie 69,90,122 Osborn, Jeff 77,122 Ostler, Robert 77,122 O'Neal, Lori 69 Palfrey man, Tamra 122 Papworth, Bart 42,43,50,125 Peay, David 40,50,122 Perkins, Pattie 71,122 Perkins, Pauline 71, 122 Perkins, Terrie 122 Petersen, Kevin 122 Peterson, Lance 43,77 Peterson, Laurie 122 Peterson, Leslie 122 Petrofesa, Tammy 122 Phillips, Scott 39,83,77,122 Pickering, Craig 81,83,86,122 Porter, Calvin 122 Poulsen, Marvin 46,77,122 Quist, Jim 27,44,71,122 Rader, Margee 122, Ramsey, Dennis 77, 122 Raulston, Gary 40,69,122 Rawlinson, Ann 67,69,122 Rayburn, Jim 81,123 Reed, Grace 67,69,123 Reed, Richard 43,49,123 Roberts, Ricky 42,43,123 Robertson, Charles 27.55.69.71.123 Roper, Janalee 27,49,58, 67.69.123 Roylance, Deborah 51,90,91,123 Roylance, Janice 39,53,69,123 Ruff, Ann 27.123 Russell, Boyd 88,123 Sayer, Jean 39,90,123 Scow, Michael 43, 123 Simmons, Curtis 123 Simpson, Merilynn 123 Smith, Kathy 123 Smith, Tom 56,123 Snelson, Karen 123 Snelson, Richard 40,72,73,123 Snyder, Ricky 43,77, 123 Spencer, Todd 124 Steiner, Jeanne 124 Stuart, Todd 125 Sundbloom, Glenn 124 Swenson, Dann 125,139 Syme, Elaine 124 Tanner, Cyndi 39,57,124 Taylor, Kaye 53, 124 Taylor, Sharmayne 39,49,67,69,91,114, 124 Terry, Mark 40,55,67,69,76,124 Tew, Grant 46,124 Thorn, Ryan 81,83,86,124 Tipton, Tracy 77,83,86,124 Trone, Evelyn 39.57.124 Tuttle, Bonnie 69,124 Tuttle, Brent 124 Tuttle, Chris 63,124 Tiernan, Lisa 124 Vallentine, John 77,83,86,124 Vane, Marianne 27,39,55,56,67,69,124 Vincent, Richard 77,124 Wakefield, George 124 Washburn, Brooks 50.124 Watters, Neal 125 Webb, Laura 69.73.125 Wehrman, Laura 125 Weight, Mark 77,88,125 Weight, Ruth 69,125 Welch, Von 52,125 Westerwelle, Toni 125 Wheeler, Mary Lynne 39,125,138 White, Marianne 69,125 Williams, Wendy 69,125 Wilson, Carla 49,60,69,125 Wilson, Lloyd 77.88.125 Wing, Larry 125 Wing, Susan 125 Wing, Terry 53 York, Douglas 69,114,125 Young, Arlee 69.125 Zufelt, Mike 125 Sophomores Adams, James 55,68,127 Allan, Kent 49, 127 Allan, Marian 46,55,56,68,127 Allan, Melissa 27,58,68,127 Allan, Michael 43, 127 Allan, Michele 68,127 Allen, Joy 127 Allisonn, Jeff 127 Allred, Dianne 127 Allred, Scott 27,71, 127 Ames, Robert 72, 127 Averett, Debbie 43,127 Averett, Lee 127 Barker, Sandra 68,127 Barker, Steve 127 Barney, Glen 25,127 Barney, Kathleen 71, 127 Barrus, Rhonda 68,127 Bartholomew, David 68,127 Bartlett, Christie 27,56,58, 127 Barton, Dana 127 Beane, Janis 43,68, 128 Beardall, Becky 43,128 Beardall, Dennis 86,87,128 Beardall, Lynette, 128 Bearnson, Kyle 128 Beck, Debbie 128 Benson, Roland 128 Bird, Christine 57, 128 Bird, Marlon 128 Bismark, Charlotte 128, Roman, Kent 79,128 Bona, David 128 Bott, Jolynn 128 Boyd, Sherri 128 Brailsford, Daunetta 68,72,128 Bringhurst, Lisa 128 Brinkerhoff, Diane 71,128 Brinkerhoff, John 43,79,87,128 Brown, Martain 68,128 Bulow, Bill 72,128 Bundy, Pat 128 Burrows,Herb 129 Bushman, Virginia 57,68,129 Boyer, Laurie 128 Canto, Dominic 43,129 Carpenter, Michael 27.72.73.87.129 Carter, Connie 58,68, 129 Casper, Bob 42,43,40,81,129 Chadwick, Kim 49,56,68,129 Charles, Deborah 68, 129 Charlie, Nevada 53,129 Cheney, Don 43.79.88.129 Chidester, Rosemary 49,68, 120 Clark, Evan 129 Clements, Jana 44,49, 65.129 Cloward, Steven 129 Clyde, Carl 79,86,87,129,137 Coats, Doug 137 Condie, Kenny 42,43,129 Conger, Tammy 129 Cope, Cyle 27,66,79,129 Cox, David 27, 49.66.67.68.129 Cox, Mark 129 Cragun, Eddie 79,129 Cram, Dean 44,49,67,68,72, 129 Crandall, Craig 42,43,129 Crandall, Lesa 68,129,139 Crandall, Natalie 129 Crandall, Roxane 27,56,58,130 Cuttis, Brent 27,67,68,130 Clark, David 7,129 Daley, Gordon 130 Daniels, Terri 49,68,90, 91.130 Davies, Karen 130 Davies, Peter 43.79.130 Davis, Elaine 130 Davis, Tauni 56.68.130 Dean, Kelly 130 Dove, Connie 68.90.91.130 Dowhaniuk, Brenda 130 Evans, Geanna 56,68,130 Eves, Shellie 27, 56,58,68,130 Farnworth, Kelly 130 Farr, Vicki 130 Fechser, Ben 43,130 Ferguson, Brad 130 Fisk, Jeff 72,79,130 Fletcher, Brad 79,130 Forbush, Victor 43,130 Fowler, Kevin 130 Frandsen, Billy 49,131 Frazier, Chris 55, 68,131,139 Freeman, Lisa 68,131 Frisby, James 79,131 184 Gab bitas, Tom 43,131 Gardner, Earle 49, 131,139 Georgedes, Kim 49,53,131 Giacomo, Merry 44,49,65,131 Gillies, Mark 43.79.131 Gledhill, Gloria 131 Golding, Kevin 79,131 Graves, Robert 68,79,126,131 Groneman, Jon 67,68,131,79 Gustavson, Lorilynn 56,58,68,131 Hadju, Jaime 131 Hadley, Don 131 Hafen, Bryant 68,79,88,131 Hales, Blaine 43,53, 131 Hardman, Eric 131 Harris, Mark 131 Harvey, Eilene 131 Harvey, Laura 131 Haskel, Tamara 131 Hatch, Kine 43,131 Hatfield, Kevin 79,87,131,139 Hatfield, Laurie 43,131 Hatfield, Shawn 52,131 Haupt, Sandra 49,131 Haymond, Eric 49,68, 79.131 Handrickson, Michelle 131 Hinckley, Nina 53,71,132 Hjorth, Arden 43,132 Holm, Elizabeth 68,71,132 Holmes, Brent 27,66, 79.132 Hopkinson, Julie 27,67,68,82,90,91, 132 Hurst, Michell 68,132 Isaacson, Judy 57,132 Ivory, Tamra 46,49, 68.132 Jacobsen, Joseph 132 Jacobsen, Kirk 68, 132 Jenkins, K'Ann 44,65,68,132 Jensen, Doublas 44,132 Jensen, Karrle 27,46,49,56, 68.132 Johansen, Kenneth 43,68,79,132 Johnson, Garth 43,132 Johnson, Jeffrey 68, 132 Johnson, Julie 68,132 Johnson, Warren 132 Jones, Kathryn 43,49,90,132 Koontz, Mike 132 Larsen, David 43,86,87,132 Lee, Rodney 132 Lloyd, Faunda 132 Lock, Jimmy 132 Long, Mike 79,87,133 Losee, Lena 43,133 Lowe, Jackie 57,68,133 Lund, Billy 133 Lux, Lori 68,133 Maag, Mary 68,90,91,133,139 Marsh, Franky 25.68.91.133 Martinez, Barbara 133 Martineze, Ann 68,133 Mathews, Janeal 68, 72.91.133 Maugham, Brenda 133 Maughan, Gay 133 McClellan, Abby 133 McGarry, Janice 133 McQuivey, Majorie 133 Measom, Barry 133 Mecham, Chris 86,87,79,133 Medved,John 42,43,49,68,133 Metcalf, Ca Calvin 133 Miller, Allen 133 Miller, Clark 43.133 Miller, Rory 133 Mitchell, Kristie 134 Montague, Laverna 56,68,134 Mortensen, Jerry 72,134 Muir, Eric 72,73, 134 Munson, Alan 46,134 Nedesky, Renee 56,68,134 Nielson, Gary 134 Nielson, Brad 134 Nusink, Nancy 43, 134 Nuttall, Malia 134 Oakey, Marjorie 49,134 Ogelvie, John 27, 29.44.68.134 Oldham, Peggy 56,57,68,134 Oliver, John 43,72,79,134 Oliver, Rose 44, 46.55.134 Olsen, Roxie 134 Oneal, Lori 55, 56.134 Osborn, Michael 79,134 Ostler, Joey 72.134 Pabst, Noel 71,86,87,134 Packard, Craig 49,68,134 Packard, Karen 44,58,68,134 Palfrey man, Shane 42,43,134 Parry, Leslie 134 Patridge, Kellyanne 49,65,134 Petersen, Karen, 27,67,71,134,139 Petersen, Lance 134 Peterson, Barbara 134 Peterson, David 134 Peterson, Thomas 68,134 Petro, Mark 135 Phillips, Allison 46,68,67,135 Phillips, Corine 42,43,80,91,135 Phillips, Debbie 58,68,71,135 Pickering, Amy 41,44, 68.135 Pratt, Mary Lyn 27,68,90,91,126, 135 Quirk, Phil 135 Rasmussen, Laurie 135 Rawle, Robert 135 Rayburn, Tamara 135 Reese, Hyrum 43, 135 Riding, Susan 46,49,56,68,135 Roberts, Jana Lee 68,135 Roberts, Mark 43,79,135 Robertson, Guy 135 Robertson, Lisa 135 Roylance, Annette 68,135 Roylance, Karl 40.79.135 Rudd, Murry 135 Schaugaard, Annette 53,135 Scow, Gary 43,137 Settle, Arlene 56,65,68,135 Shepherd, Cora 135 Shepherd, Steve 46,79, 87.135 Simms, David 68,136 Smith, Brad 27.66.79.136 Smith, Relia 44,55,68,136 Smith, Skyler 136 Smith, Sunny 56,68,136 Smith, Vickie 42,43,65,90,136 Snelson, Kayelynn 68,136 Snow, David 136 Sorensen, Diana 58,67,68,136 Sorrells, Deeann 136 Stauffenberg, Riccy 136 Stevens, Randy 43,136 Strong, Eric 27,66, 86.87.126.136 Stuart, Melissa 68,136, Sumsion, Carolyn 136 Sumsion, William 87 Sheldon, Tami 135 Skabelund, Todd 136 Taylor, Larayne 49,68,90,91,136 Thatcher, Ron 49,68,72,73,136 Thomas, Paul 53,72, 73.136 Thompson, Bill 79,136 Thompson, Michael 81,87,136 Thorn, Jenette 49,57, 68.136 Thorn, Tommie 48,49,68,136 Tolman, Dalyn 27,44,58,68,126,136 Tuttle, Steven 136 Vanausdal, Brian 136 Vest, Russell 137 Voorhees, David 43,137 Wakefield, Siona 53,137 Walker, James 137 Washburn, Gavin 43,72,137 Watters, Brian 137 Weight, Jeff 43,79,137 Wheeler, Kaye 44,49,137 Wheeler, Kelly 27,66,137, 139 Wheeler, Kim 68,137 White, Shirleen 68 Whitney, Scott 72,137 Wiley, Margo 46, 49.137 Williams, Craig 68,79,137 Wilson, Christi 68,90,91,137 Wilson, David 72,79, 88.137 Wilson, Laurie 68,90,91,137 Woodward, Mary 69,137 Wright, Derek 43, 137 Wauneka, Elfina 137 Wehrman, Helen 137 Wilson, Steve 137 Young, Arlene 137 Young, Evlina 137 Young, Jenny 137 Zufelt, Bart 137 185 SPRING SUPPLEMENT 75-76 JUNIOR PROM Yesterday, today, and Tomorrow were explored in the junior assembly with a fashion show from the schooldays of yesterday, Richard Vincent doing today's Oscar Meyer commercial, and tomorrow's Rocket Man, Jim Rayburn, tying the various other events together. Randy Cox and Tami Harding sang the theme song Tomorrow while Bonnie Tuttle and Russell Giles were being introduced as the junior royalty for 1976. That night the Utah County Building was filled with students pretending that for one night a year they were something extra special. With tuxedos and formals their world of make-believe became reality for one brief moment. The group Honey and Soul provided the music for the dance. The evening pro- ceeded with the traditional promenade and royalty announcement. KING: Russell Giles; QUEEN: Bonnie Tuttle PREFERENCE The month of May at Springville High School brings along with it spring fever, senioritis, and excited girls waiting for the big night with the guy they each prefer the very most. This year May also brought rain-all day before the dance; which meant the dance had to be held in the cafeteria instead of the student court. Weather cleared , in time to make the court enjoyable for relaxation and the traditional promenade of the girls in the pep groups. The theme song, Never My Love was performed by Mark Fullmer, Bart Duncan, and Stuart Clark as background for the introduction of Marty Sayer, Scott Phillips, and Kevin Hatfield as most preferred in the sneak assembly. . Sophomore Kevin Hatfield Junior Scott Phillips Senior Marty Sayer FFA SWEETHEART Bake-off Winner Jackie Holmes FFA Sweetheart Karen DeRose First Attendant Kathy Barker APRIL ART SHOW BASEBALL A young Red Devil baseball team played well when they put their hearts and minds into it, but at times they were lackluster on the dia- mond during the 1976 season. Springville ended the year with a 4-6 record in Region Six action, while posting a 6-9 mark overall. The Red Devils largest feat was a 6-2 victory over the then undefeated Carbon Dinos near the end of the season. Kelly Hansen anchored the pitching staff, while sophomores Mike Thomp- son and Chris Mecham along with Hansen lashed the ball at the plate for Springville. Springville 5 Bonneville 7 Springville 1 Murray 4 Springville 10 Provo 7 Springville 2 Spanish Fork 2 Springville 4 Payson 5 Springville 4 Uintah 3 Springville 3 American Fork 14 Springville 12 Pleasant Grove 1 Springville 5 Orem 4 Springville 4 Orem 6 Springville 3 Lehi 2 Springville 2 Payson 15 Springville 6 Carbon 2 Springville 6 Spanish Fork 8 Springville 0 Carbon 7 FIRST ROW: Marty Sayer, Grant Skabelund, John Brinkerhoff, Kevin Howell, Jeff Carter, Jeff Osborn; SECOND ROW: Don Cheney, Steve Barker, Craig Lund, Dennis Beardall, Mike Thompson, Marvin Paulsen, Chris Mecham; THIRD ROW: Coach Joe James, Kris Ollerton, Gregg Smith, Scott Phillips, Doug Baxter, Kelly Hansen, Jack Elmer, Coach Bryan Tobler. TRACK A spirited group of youthful thinclads put together a respectable season for Springville High in 1976. The Red Devil track team placed second behind state champ Spanish Fork in the Region Six meet, while earning seventh place at the state competition. Eric Weight was SpringviIle's only region champion winning the high hurdle crown. Swift Scott Phillips faired the best of the 12 Red Devils who went to the state meet. Phillips placed third in the 100 while anchoring the runner-up 440 relay team of Ric Staffenburg, Jeff Osborn, and Wes Ruff. With maturation the young Red Devil squad is aiming for finer performances in the future. Springville 42? Springville 87 Springville 84? Springville 66 Springville 62 NEBO INVITATIONAL Springville 58? Payson 98? American Fork 53 29§ Pleasant Grove 65 American Fork Spanish Fork 92 Carbon 19 Payson 79 Spanish Fork «-h|cm 00 Payson 33 REGION Springville placed second behind Spanish Fork STATE Springville placed seventh. ROW 1: Lloyd Wilson, Eric Strong, Chris Mecham, Brad Smith, Clark Snelson, Wesley Ruff, Eric Weight, John Valentine, Scott Phillips, Jeff Osborn, Larry Ferguson, Dale Blackett; ROW 2: Eric Haymond, Brent Holmes, Todd Skabelund, Noel Pabst, Kyle Elder, Richard Vincent, Kelly Hansen, Brad Day, Lance Peterson, Kevin Howell; ROW 3: Mike Osborn, Cyle Cope, Bryant Hafen, Mike Carpenter, Sheldon Anderson, Jack Elmer, Ric Stauffenberg, Jeff Weight, Paul Huff; ROW 4: Robert Ames, Robert Ostler, Mark Roberts, Rick Snyder, Jerry Mortensen, John Manwaring, Craig Williams, James Rawle, Mark Gillies. TENNIS Springville High's tennis team served up a super year with a Bi-centennial state championship. The Red Devils flashed through their Region Six competition by winning all seven of their league matches. Then in the state tourney both of the- Red Devils doubles teams of Mark Fullmer- Ernie Strong and Bret Anderson-Ryan Thorn won state titles in leading Springville to the team title. The big win at state topped off a fantastic year for Coach Carl Nielson's netters and they will be looking forward to more success in the future. Springville 5 Orem 0 Springville 1 Manti 4 Springville 5 Uintah 0 Springville 2 Manti 3 Springville 3 American Fork 2 Springville 2 Orem 3 Springville 5 Pleasant Grove 0 Springville 3 Lehi 2 Springville 5 Payson 0 Springville 5 Carbon 0 Springville 3 Spanish Fork 2 V, 'J Team Captains, Jim Pratt and Ernie Strong, with Region Six First Place STATE WINNERS: FRONT-Bret Anderson; BACK-Ryan Trophy Thom, Mark Fullmer, Ernie Strong, Jim Pratt LEFT TO RIGHT: Bob Casper, Jim Pratt, Karl Mortensen, David Friel, Bret Anderson, Scott Christensen, Carl Nielson-Coach, Mark Fullmer, Ernie Strong, Dick Holley, Terry Huff, Craig Pickering, Ryan Thorn, Brooks Washburn HONOR GRADUATES ROW 1, LEFT TO RIGHT: Jaynie Smith, Lynette Cram, Hal Robbins, Rachael Knight, Kim Bartholomew ROW 2: Tamara Frazier, Kaye Whiting, Stuart Clark, Heidi Woodfield, Daniel Stuart, Lori Bradshaw, Wes Ruff, LeAnn Warren, Grant Skabelund; ROW 3: Kris Hjorth, David Nance, Catherine Erickson, David Long Janet Nightingale, Kevin Bulow, AIRae Snyder, David Ralphs. HIGH-HONOR GRADUATES T?na Dkufm2° J?y Giac°mo' C'ark S elson- Kai e DeRose, Duane Nielson, Jackie Holmes, Karl Hayes, Tina Dauwalder Jim Pratt, ROW 2: Marty Sayer, Dee Gardner, Suzette Clement, Gary Weight, Wendy Boyer, Mark Peterson Shem Fullmer, Brent Orton, Kim Reid, Bart Duncan; ROW 3; Scott Allan, Kris Springer, David Cobbley Tamra Averett Steven Sumsion, Gayle White, Ray Bartholomew, Debra Peay, Robert Jackson. ' Young Americans Team: Catherine Erickson, Bart Duncan-Captain, David Cobbley, Gayle White Kaye Whiting: Sterling Scholar State Runner-Up in Speech and Drama Sterling Scholar Nominees-FRONT: Catherine Erickson-Finalist (Music), Kaye Whiting-State Runner Up (Speech and Drama), Sherri Fullmer-Finalist (Home Economics), Joy Giacomo (Business); BACK: Bart Duncan (General Education), Scott Allan- Finalist (Math), Marty Sayer-Finalist (Science) SCHOLARS Four Year Scholar David Cobbley Four Year Scholar Gayle White Four Year Service Four Year Service Kaye Whiting Dee Gardner Senior Scholar Catherine Erickson Senior Scholar Robert Jackson SOPHOMORE AND JUNIOR SCHOLARS Junior Scholar Don Fletcher Junior Scholar Jill Crandall Sophomore Scholar Mark Roberts Sophomore Scholar Jana Clements Honorable Mention GPA 3.7 Or Better SENIORS Scott Allan David Long Bret Anderson Jay Mason Tamara Averett Kevin Mecham Kim Bartholomew Duane Nielson Ray Bartholomew Joan Ostler Ann Bowers Debra Peay Wendy Boyer Chris Peterson Shari Clark Mark Peterson Suzette Clement Kim Reid David Cobbley Wes Ruff Lynette Cram Ronda Schouten Kristina Dauwalder Grant Skabelund Joanne Dean Jill Smeath Karen DeRose Gregg Smith Bart Duncan Alrae Snyder Sherri Fullmer Kristine Springer Ray Gammell Ernest Strong Joy Giacomo Steven R. Sumsion Karl Hayes Jeff Thatcher Jackie Holmes Gary Weight She 11 i Johnson Gayle White Mark Koontz Kaye Whiting Marlene Lamb Craig L. Wilson JUNIORS SOPHOMORES Belinda Bartholomew Rhonda Barrus Doug Baxter Kyle Bearnson Debra Bickmore Patricia Bundy Linda Boyack Mike Carpenter Bret Boyer Carl Clyde Glenda Coats Roxane Crandall John Craig Kim Georgedes Chad Curtis Merry Giacomo Brad Day Robert Graves Kyle Elder Bryant Hafen James Erdmann Eric Hardman Gregory Gee Judy Isaacson Stephanie Hall Rory Miller Valene Haralson Eric Muir Trudy Holley John Ogilivie Claudia Hunter Noel Pabst Lois Jackson Karen Peterson Marianne Long Larayne Taylor Gary Miner Ron Thatcher Doug Oldroyd Jenette Thorn Scott Phillips Kaye Whiting Grace Reed Margo Wiley Janice Roylance Jeanie Sayer Cyndi Tanner Evelyn Trone Marianne Vane Neal Watters Mary Lynne Wheeler DEPARTMENT AWARDS Industrial Arts Steven Sumsion Achievement Math Karl Hayes Achievement Science Gayle White Achievement Social Studies Wes Ruff Achievement Industrial Arts Chris Peterson Service Music David Ralphs Achievement, Orch. Science Mark Petersen Achievement Speech and Drama Peggy Smith Achievement Industrial Arts Steven Carter Service Music Catherine Erickson Achievement, Choir Science Jeff Thatcher Achievement Speech and Drama Richard Allen Service Math Scott Allan Achievement Music Gary Tippetts Achievement, Band Social Studies Jim Pratt Achievement Speech and Drama David Long Achievement Ag. and Farm Mechanics Brian Korth Achievement Boys' P.E. Bill Kinross Achievement Business Tammy Averett Achievement Girls' P.E. Shari Clark Achievement Art and Publications Glenda Coates Achievement, Art Boys' P.E. Kevin Bushnell Service Business Jay Mason Service, Marketing Art and Publications Brent Orton Achievement, Art Athletics Ernie Strong Achievement English David Cobbley Achievement Art and Publications Grant Skabelund Achievement, Pub. Business Kris Springer Achievement English Jacquelyn Holmes Achievement GAA Kim Reid Service Home Economics Lynette Cram Achievement ACHIEVEMENTS Agriculture and Farm Mechanics Second Place Land Judging Team at Snow College: Blaine Hales (Second High Individual), Craig Crandall, Peter Davies, and Janis Beane Second Place Livestock Judging Team at the Golden State Livestock Show: Corine Phillips, Brian Korth, Shane Palfreyman, and Rae Ann Ashby Second Place Award, State FFA First Year Agribusiness Award: Craig Crandall State Farmers, 1976: Brian Korth and Mark Palfreyman State FFA Winner in Land Judging Contest: Richard Reed (First, High Point Individual), Craig Crandall (Third, High Point Indi- vidual), Gavin Washburn, and Peter Davies Fourth Place State Team in Agricultural Mechanics: Clair Averett, Peter Davies, and Scott Bird Fifth Place State Team in Livestock Judging: Corine Phillips, Rae Ann Ashby, Ken Condie, and Shane Palfreyman Springville Chapter-Superior Ratings on Activities Springville Chapter-SiIver State Rating on Building Our American Communities Program Boys' P.E. and Athletics Jack Elmer: Football-All Region and All State Ernie Strong: Football-A 11 Region Scott Phillips: Football-All Region Kyle Elder: Football-All Region Eric Weight: Wrestling-State Champion (167 lb.) Craig Wilson: Wrestling-Region Champion (112 lb.) Mark Fullmer: Basketball-All Region Eric Weight: Track-All Region Scott Phillips: Track-Third in State in the 100 yard dash and sixth in State in the 220 yard dash Jeff Osborn: Track-Fifth in State in the 100 yard dash Kelly Hansen: Track-Fourth in State in the long jump Eric Weight: Track-Sixth in State in the Intermediate Hurdles Region Championship in Golf: Craig Pickering (Region Medalist), Doug Baxter, Doug Oldroyd, Ryan Thorn, Dee Gardner, and Bobby Casper Fourth Place in State Golf Meet Region and State Championship in Tennis First Place State: First Doubles Team of Mark Fullmer and Ernie Strong First Place Region and State: Second Doubles Team of Bret Anderson and Ryan Thorn Second Place State: Second Singles-Jim Pratt Third Place State: Third Singles-Dave Friel Business Kris Springer: National Secretaries Association Award Joy Giacomo: Executive Secretaries Inc. Award Region Contest: Kris Springer: First Place-Shorthand II Jeanie Sayer: Second Place-Shorthand I Tammy Gledhill: Fourth Place-Shorthand I Tammy Averett: Sixth Place-Shorthand I Tammy Averett: Second Place-Type II Judy Isaacson: Third Place-Type I Chris Bird: Fifth Place-Type I Wendy Williams: Honorable Mention-Type I Mark Peterson: First Place-Bookkeeping Mary Ramsell: Third Place-Bookkeeping Karl Hayes: Third Place-Bookkeeping Ray Bartholomew: Hdnorable Mention-Bookkeeping Marketing State Contest: Third Place in Human Relations: Lisa Snow, Eilene Allred, and Kathy Gonzales David Friel: Honorable Mention-Cash Register English Gary Miner: Fourth Place in the National 1976 Scholastic Writing Awards in the Category of Original Song Young Americans Team: Bart Duncan (Captain), Catherine Erickson, David Cobbley, and Gayle White Girl's P.E. and G.A.A. GAA Tennis Team: Fourth in State-First in Region Second Place State: First Doubles Team of Shari Clark and Cindy Bird Fifth in State: Second Doubles Team of Kaye Whiting and Heidi Woodfield Third in State: Second Singles-Jeanie Sayer Varsity GAA Softball Team placed Fourth in Region Junior Varsity Softball Team placed Second in Region Region Championship in Swimming-GAA: Cindy Bird, Shari Clark, Mitzy DeHaas, Julie Hopkinson, Vickie Smith, Tammy Beardall, Marcie Ollerton, and Debby Roylance Shari Clark: First Place in 202 I.M. with anew State Record of 2:21; First Place at State Swimming Meet in the 500 freestyle GAA Varsity Volleyball: Second in Region, Tied for Fifth in State GAA Varsity Basketball: Tied for Second in Region, Tied for Seventh in State GAA Track Team Placed Fourth in Region, Seventh in State GAA Track Team Placed Fourth in Region, Seventh in State: Shari Clark: First Place 440 Yard Dash-Region, Fourth Place 220 Yard Dash-Region, Member of First Place 440 Relay Team - Region, Seventh Place 220 Yard Dash-State, and Fifth Place in 440 Yard Dash-State Chris Tuttle: Second Place 60 Yard Hurdles-Region, Fourth Place 100 Yard Dash-Region, Second Place High Jump-Region, Member of the First Place Relay Team-Region, Seventh Place High Jump-State, Fourth Place 60 Yard Hurdles-State, and Third Place 100 Yard Dash-State Sharmayne Taylor: Fourth Place High Jump-Region and Sixth Place High Jump-State Marilyn Larsen: Third Place Long Jump-Region, Member of the First Place Relay Team-Region and Second Place Long Jump-State Mary Pratt: Member of the First Place Relay Team-Region Laurie Helquist: Fifth Place High Jump-Region Third Place in State in 440 Yard Relay: Mary Pratt, Shari Clark, Marilyn Larsen, and Chris Tuttle Kathy Barker: Best Marcher for Springville Hi-Steppers at Region Six Drill Team Competition Home Economics Sherri Fullmer: Sterling Scholar Finalist in Homemaking; One of Fifteen Finalists in the Utah Betty Crocker Leadership Contest Industrial Arts Ray Gammell: Two First Place Ribbons in the Regional Indus- trial Arts Contest-First Place: Walnut Cedar Chest First Place: Walnut Stereo Cabinet Nebo School District Art Show: Re presentatives-Patti Patti son and Janice Roylance Utah Valley Industrial Arts Contest: Category: Architectural Rendering First-Craig Crandall First-Russel I Giles First-Roy Andreassen First-Sam Francis First-Chris Peterson First-Fred Davies First-Marty Sayer First-David Calder First-Steve Sumsion Category: Graphic Arts Superior-Ed Giles Superior-Jinnene Hoagland First-John Bird First-Patti Pattison First-Jackie Holmes Second-Mark Harris Second-Bill Hudson Second-Gary Tippetts Second-Hal Robbins Second-Randall Hall Mathematics Scott Allan: Sterling Scholar Finalist in Math Music Catherine Erickson: Sterling Scholar Finalist in Music Region Six Small Ensemble Festival: Superior Rating-Senior Girls' Trio Region Six Vocal Festival: Rachel Knight: Superior Ronda Schouten: Superior Diana Hafen: Superior Ruth Knight: Superior Relia Smith: Superior Region Six Piano Festival: Catherine Erickson-Superior Rating, First place David Ralphs-Superior Jazz-Rock Festival: Hi's -Superior Region Six Choral Festival: A Cappella Choir-Superior Region Competition: Hi's -First Place A Cappella Choir-First Place Science Marty Sayer: Sterling Scholar Finalist in Science; Award from JETS Club as the most promising student; Participant in the 14th Annual Jr. Science and Humanities Symposium at the University of Utah-his paper was on The Analysis of the Water Soluble Compounds of Artemesia Tridentata Social Science Sharmayne Taylor: First Place-Veterans of Foreign Wars I Speak for Demoracy Contest Modern United Nations: Karrie Jensen: First Place-Children's Fund John Craig and Stephen Frahm: Third Place-Security Council Rose Oliver and Clark Snelson: Third Place-Economic Council Speech and Drama Kaye Whiting: First Runner Up in the Sterling Scholar Finals, Speech and Drama Ernie Strong and Brett Anderson: Outstanding Contribution, Stage Crew Gregg Smith, Jaynie Smith, and Al Rae Snyder: Outstanding Contribution-Drama Speech Awards: State Bar: David Long and Brent Orton: Second Place-Senior Cross X; Fourth Place-Speaker Points Jo Dee James and She 11 i Johnson: Second Place-Oxford Alpine: Rose Oliver and Von Welch: Quarter Finalists-Novice Don Fletcher: Third Place-Extemp Weber: David Long and Brent Orton: Second Place-Cross X Jennine Hoagland and Stephen Frahm: Quarter Finalist-Oxford Heidi Woodfield and Patricia Erdmann: Quarter Finalist-Mixed Oxford Don Fletcher: Superior-Extemp Kristine Hjorth: Superior-Oration Terri Condie: Superior-Dramatic Interpretation Jo Dee James: Excellent-Dramatic Interpretation SUSC: Terry Huff: Excellent-Student Congress B YU: David Long and Brent Orton: Third Place-Senior Varsity Cross X Heidi Woodfield and Patricia Erdmann: Quarter Finalist-Oxford Region: David Long and Brent Orton: Superior, qualified for State John Craig and Valene Haralson: Superior, qualified for State Stephen Frahm and Jinnene Hoagland: Superior, qualified for State JoDee James and She 11 i Johnson: Superior, qualified for State Heidi Woodfield and Patricia Erdmann: Superior, qualified for State Don Fletcher and John Ogilvie: Superior, qualified for State Joanne Dean, Kaye Whiting, Kristine Hjorth, and Patricia Erdmann: Oration Don Fletcher, Bret Boyer, and Rose Oliver: Extemp State: David Long and Brent Orton: Third Place, Superior-Debate JoDee James and She 11 i Johnson: Superior-Debate John Craig and Valene Haralson: Excellent-Debate Stephen Frahm and Jinnene Hoagland: Excellent-Debate Jaonne Dean: First Place-Oration Kaye Whiting: Second Place-Oration Kris Hjorth: Fifth Place-Oration Don Fletcher: Superior-Extemp Bret Boyer: Excellent-Extemp Gary Miner: Excellent-Impromptu Dalyn Tolman: Excellent-Impromptu Terry Hjorth: Excellent-Student Congress Robert Munsson: Excellent-Student Congress John Ogilvie: Good-Student Congress GRADUATION FRONT: Ray Bartholomew-Announcing of Graduates, Kim Reid-Announcing of Graduates, Joy Giacomo-Prayer, Gayle White- Speaker, Jackie Holmes-Speaker, David Cobbley-Speaker, Scott Allan-Speaker; BACK: Bart Duncan-Speaker, Karl Hayes-Speaker, Jim Pratt-Opening Address, Jeff Thatcher-Prayer HAROLD L. BARTLETT This page is dedicated to Mr. Harold Bartlett as a small token of our appreciation for nine years of dedicated service as principal of Springville Senior High School. He was born March 9, 1915, in Shiawassee County, Michi- gan. On January 30, 1942, Ann Larsen became his wife. He is the father of six children, of which five are now living. He holds a Masters Degree in Sociology from Utah State Uni- versity. Mr. Bartlett started his teaching career in 1951 at Springville High School. He started his service as Principal in 1967 and served through the spring of 1976. He is now moving on to a position as District Supervisor of Secondary Schools. S « %? .Tl. '• lx ' % jr r V £? '-.J y ■• . -: V -.- ,! - •' . '