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

Text from Pages 1 - 256 of the 1980 volume:

If A IK IE TIME T0 L ARTISTE 1979-1980 SPRINGVILLE HIGH SCHOOL SPRINGVILLE, UTAH 84663 VOLUME 76 TABLE OF CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION SPORTS ASSEMBLIES AND PRODUCTIONS DANCES SENIORS JUNIORS SOPHOMORES ADVERTISEMENTS W Take time to think .. it’s the source of power; Take time to read, it’s the fountain of knowledge; Take time to play, it’s the secret of perpetual youth; Take time to give.. it’s ungodly to be selfish; Take time to laugh . it’s the mirror of the soul; Take time to be friendly, it’s the road to happiness; Take time to work .. it’s the price of success; Take time to love and be loved.. it’s God's given privilege; Take time to pray, it’s the greatest power on earth; Take time.. .it’s yours!!! OPENING SECTION 7 I HAVE SEEN YESTERDAY, OPENING SECTION 11 £ N 01X03S ONINSdO “ AvaaaiSHA NI33S 3AVH I OPENING SECTION 15 Dr. George Puckett-Principal The ’79-’80 year at Springville High has been one of our greatest. My personal thanks goes to each of you for your part in making it so. Mr. Puckett Bill Nelson-Vice Principal It is great to be associated with young people who are looking to the future and working to make Springville High School a better school. Mr. Nelson Ray Thomas Being on a winning team doesn’t apply just to com- petitive sports. Our entire educational program at Springville High requires a team effort in order to be successful. When this effort is put forth we are all winners. I feel I am part of a winning team. Mr. Thomas Darlene Amott Springville High School is an outstanding school. I enjoy being here and being able to watch students grow and find themselves. 18 ADMINISTRATION Karl Barton Fine Arts Lawrence Benson English Fenton Billings Vocational Glen Bird Social Science WI% Phillip Bird Robert Brock Stanley Burningham Merril Carter Social Science Vocation Fine Arts Fine Arts Dan Evans Mathematics Elise Evans Home Economics “You disected WHAT this morning?' ADMINISTRATION 19 “Don't you know anything?” Evelyn Fullmer Alan Gardner Special Services Social Science Elliott Jordan Physical Education Carolyn Judd Pal Kauffman Francis Larsen Office Staff English Business 20 ADMINISTRATION Gay Lindsey Physical Education Dale Macomber Mathematics Carol Man waring Home Economics David Marsh. Dean Mason Janean McPolin Roger Nelson Fine Arts Business English Fine Arts Carl Nielson Social Science Say what?” Blair Olson Margaret Pchrson Vocational English Ray Newbury Physical Education ADMINISTRATION 21 Leland Peterson Special Services Millie Peterson Vocational The Doctors Nedra Peterson Loren Phillips Special Services Vocational Marvin Koundy Social Science Bill Salisbury Special Services Kathy Templeman English Bryan Tobler Fine Arts Greg Walker Science Norccn Wheeler Office Staff Anita Williams Physical Education Pauline Voorhecs Vocational 22 ADMINISTRATION LUNCH LADIES: Nedra Peterson, Rowene Bird. Carla Lewis. Doris Bulow, Carolyn Hansen, Klea Curtis. Maddy Given, Penny Nielson (top), Marie West, Onieta Fackrell, Louise Watson, Idona Anderson. Dorthy Ivie. VARSITY FOOTBALL The Varsity Football Team had a good season this year. Coach Jacob- son, Coach Newbury, and a good team worked hard. They finished with 5 wins and 4 losses in the re- gion play and they went to state tied in 4th place. They did very well at state and played well against an un- defeated team. The Devil team re- ceived great support from the stu- dent body and showed their appre- ciation by making the games excit- ing and eventful. VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM. Row 1. left to right: Mike Miner. Doug Howell. Daw Dcxiy. Mark Averctt. Garth Felix. John Allan. Kell v Smith. Row 2: Todd Tipton. Jeff Roylance. Mark Capell. Gary DeHaas. Mike Graves. John Money. Row 3: Scott Bird. Dale Wil- liams. McKay Elder. Much Gillies. Bryce Whitney. Clark Allan. Row 4k Carl Lowery'. Scott Harmer. Todd Roylance. Bob Sumsion. Tad Weight. Rick Jones. Row 5: Darin Clark. Dan Duncan. Jeff Strong. Randy Jensen. Rex Reeve. Chris Holmes. Row 6: Reid Burrows. Peter Knight. Steve Smith. Paul Schaugaard. Sheldon Phillips. Tad Weight (manager). Row 7: Coach Newbury. Coach Jacobsen. John Valentine (assistant coach). Butch Crandall (man- ager). (Photo courtesy of Charles Lowery.) 26 SPORTS nvaiOOd A1ISHVA FOOTBALL SCORES Springville 13 Carbon 7 Springville 0 Spanish Fork 6 Springville 7 Dixie 16 Springville 26 Cedar City 0 Springville 35 Payson 14 Springville 6 Provo 10 Springville 7 American Fork 28 Springville 21 Timpview 20 Springville 20 Plesant Grove 0 Springville 7 Judge 17 SPORTS 29 This year’s Sophomore Football Team had an excellent season under the supervision of Coach Nielson and his assistant. Coach Weight. The team had only four losses and they were by just a few points. Their wins were big because they dumped Provo, Timpview, Spanish Fork, Payson, and Wasatch. It was a great year for the team. They learned the value of good sportsmanship and gained the experience necessary for varsity football. SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL TEAM Row 1. left to right: Lance Clyde (manager). Jerry Miller, Clark Hatfield. Rick Miller. Doug Eller, Bill Miller. Phillip Hutchings. Dave Holmes. Stence Denson. Mike Klauck. Row 2: Gary Blanchard. Kent Gledhill, Clay Searle. Jeff Huff. Chuck Goodell. Dane Anderson, Richard Elton, Gregg Shipp. Russell Nielson, Shawn Harding. John Averctt, Row 3: Shawn Jacobs. Scott Gren. Ross Jensen. Kelly Hanson. Daryl Matheson. Stuart Nelson. Mike Cronquist. Dennis Boyer. Alvin Denny. Mark Jenkins. Row 4: Coach Carl Nielson. Mike Kimber. Keith Gurney. Scott Harris. Lewis Francis. Jack Reeve. Ken Aver- ett. Kelly Smith. Val Forbush. Coach Jerod Weight. 30 SPORTS VARSITY BASKETBALL Front: Coach Roundy. Middle: Coach Bird, Managers; Lee Hjorth. and Scott Braun, Coach Jordan. Back Row: Blaine Bird, Garth Felix. Sheldon Phillips, Bert McClain, Jeff Strong. Mark Averett, Tad Weight, Pete Anderson, Rex Reeve, Lawrence Wiscombe, Mike Bulow, Paul Whiting, John Allan, Mike Miner, and Chris Holmes. Basketball has always been one of the most exciting sports at Springville High School, drawing large crowds of enthusiastic students to every game. Under the direction of Coach Jordan, the team developed in sportsmanship and ability. STATS ♦ % Row 1, left to right: Jodie Child, Tracy Jeffers, Sandy Binks, Kelly Cox, Mary Jo Anderson, Roberta Valdez. Row 2: Tracy Orme, Susan Holdaway. Gayla Waite, and Dalene Peterson. SPORTS 35 JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Row 1. left to right: Blaine Bird. Jeff Strong. Sheldon Phillips. Chris Holmes. Row 2: Lawrence Wiscombe. Rex Reeve. Pete Anderson, Bert McClain. Coach Bird. The Springville High School Junior Varsity Basketball Team did very well this year. Under the direction of Coach Bird, they practiced and prepared for varsity basketball. 36 SPORTS SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL SSS SSffBJS Sigr g SK SSaSS: Coach Roundy. The Springville High School Sophomore Basket- ball Team did well for their first year. Under the direction of Coach Roundy and Assistant Coach Stewart, the team learned ability and sportsman- ship. 38 SPORTS GOLF GOLF Row 1, left to right: Craig Schultz. Clark Prothero. Blaine Bird. Drew Bigler. ROW 2: Craig Warren, Scott Johnson, Rick Bertelsen.Clay Packard, Coach Pete Roundy. Absent from photo. Devin York. This year’s 1979-80 season was divided into four tourna- ments. They were held at Hobble Creek, Dixie, Ameri- can Fork, and Timpview. Led by Coach Roundy, the team practiced and improved their golfing skills. They qualified for state and par- ticipated there well. 40 SPORTS WRESTLING Row 1, loft to right: Lee Sorenson. Todd Eller, Craig Jensen. Val Cook, Mark Wilson. Doug Eller. Clay Searle, Donald Jenkins. Trent Harmer. Mark Marx. Row 2: Steve Gray. Kurt Tanner. Kendall Wilson. Bruce Jenkins. Peter Knight. Darin Dibble. Andy Ferguson, Richard Elton, Danny Duncan. Randy Jensen. Row 3: Coach Edwin Luch, Brian Kimball. Steve Wilson. Mike Kimber. Bob Sumsion, Mark Boyer. Dave Doty, Lewis Scovil. Kelly Smith. Ed Larsen. Jeff Roylance. Richard Puckett, Coach Ray Newbury. The Springville High School Wrestling Team is rapidly becoming very popular. Under the direc- tion of Coach Newbury, and with the help of the new Matmaids, and studentbody, the wrestlers had many victories. Matmaids bottom right: Carlie Rich. Susan Dunn. Tina Settle. Top row: Julie Sheffield. Tammy Benjamin. Angie Thorn. Kristi Schris- tensen. CROSS COUNTRY CROSS COUNTRY Row 1. left to right: Sherry Ormond, Emmerline Coochwikvia. Shanna Rowley, Susan Smart, Janet Davies. Row 2: Randy Smith. Val Cook. Don Jenkins, Layton Strong. Lex Black. Row 3: Eric Horton. James Anderson. Bruce Jenkins. Brian Thorn, Albert Nez, Kent Sumsion. Row 4: Mark Boyer. Chad Van Patten, David Washburn. Joe Quist, Mike Schouten, Sandra Williams. Row 5: Scott Mendenhall. Todd Eller, Ed Larsen. Absent from Photo were Paul Ogilvie and Dean Johnson. The Cross Country Track Team did very well this year. With the help of Coach Macomber, each of the members worked hard to be in shape so they could do their best at the meets. The captains were James Anderson and Randy Smith. The Cross Country Team 44 SPORTS appreciated the support from the cheerleaders and from the mem- bers of the student body who at- tended the meets. With the amount of young runners this year, the Cross Country Team is looking forward to a great season next year. s w I M M I N G From row. left to right: Susan Smart. Mary Bishop. Cindy Smith. Brenda Barrus. Brenda Blanclwrd. Gina Warmer. I nirel Davies How 2' Jeff Bateman. Gary Blanchard. Layne Jacobs. Mike Allman. Kevin Peterson. Scott Menden halh Row 3: RictariMurdoek Lex Black. Jeff Young. Gary DeHaas. Doug Howell. Mark Capell. Jeff Bliss. Mitchell Jones. 46 SPORTS SPORTS 47 G.A.A. TENNIS G.A.A. TENNIS Row 1. left to right: Sandy Binks. Kelly Cox, Kaylene Cluff. Row 2: Lori Bradford, Rachelle Hitchcock. Peggy Prothero, Linda Bird. Row 3: Coach Glenn Bird. The G.A.A. members of the tennis team worked hard to have a success- ful season. Under the coaching of Glenn Bird, they did very well this year finishing in a tie for second place in the region. Kelly Cox and Peggy Prothero were team captains this year. 48 SPORTS G.A.A. VOLLEYBALL G.A.A. VOLLEYBALL: (left to right-front) Maxine Poulson, Maxine Giles, (middle) Shannon Clark, (back) Bonnie Lehmberg. Valerie Murdock, Kim Hutchings, Julia Welch, Sherrie Carnesecca, Cheri Murdock. (Photo courtesy of Charles Lowery) The G.A.A. Volleyball Team had an outstanding season this year. Under the coaching of Miss Wil- liams, their record was 5 wins and 4 losses in league play and 9 wins and 7 losses overall. They went to state in 5th place. This year’s team was enthusias- tic and hard working, and they supported out school very well at state. G.A.A. BASKETBALL Row 1: Cheri Murdock, Row 2: Maxine Giles, Bonnie Lehmberg. Row 3: Marla Wiscombe, Peggy Prothero, Julia Welch, Row 4: Angie Black. Valerie Murdock. Shannon Clark. Maxine Poulsen. JUNIOR VARSITY Row 1. left to right: Cheri Murdock. Marla Wiscombe, Peggy Proth- ero. Row 2: Rhonda Weight. LeAnn Mathews. Wylene McHargue. Row 3: Pam Wiscombe. Korry Roberts. Wendy Mitchell. FLAG TWIRLERS Front: Brenda Fullmer, and Judy Crandall. Middle: Michelle Goodrich, and Deanne Richins. Back: Shirley Eves, and Sara Bartholomew. An important group for promoting school spirit is the Flag Twirlers. They spend many hours practicing flag routines to go with the band, and they perform special routines for half-times and pep assemblies. A lot of their training came from their participation at the summer camp held at California. SPORTS 53 JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Front row: Wendy Nilsson, and Patrice Nielsen. Back row: Susie Taylor, Shelly Paulson. Amy Giles, and Bonnie Wilson. A new cheerleading squad was chosen this year to cheer for the junior varsity and sophomore teams. They worked hard all during the year to bring spirit to the games. Some of their training came from the camp they attended at BYU. We appreciate the fine job they did and their enthusiasm. 54 SPORTS DRILL TEAM Row 1, left to right: Myra Richmond. Paula Danzi. Tami Aldridge, Carolyn Taylor, Jennifer MacPherson. Sarah Taylor. Row 2: Suzie Eastman, Sandra Austin, Tammy Sam. Lisa Boyack, Jeannie Pickering. Jill Rawlinson, Cindy Erazicr, Sherri Kunze, Sandy Beck. Row 3: Carla Watters. LeAnne Staheli. Tanna Booth. Natalie Childs. Diane Staheli, Kelly Price, Elizabeth Wright. Berty Knight. Keri Marx. The SHS Drill Team has put in a lot of work to make this past year a fun one. They have worked hard to make their marches look good for the school. In practicing they have been here at 6:00 in the morning to work out their routines. They took 1st place in the Mini Dome Competition in Pocatello, Idaho. They were the only school from Utah. They represented our school and the state of Utah very well. They have showed a great asset to the school and hope that the Drill Teams in the future will do the same. D-is for DEDICATION R-is for ROUTINES I-is for INITIATIVE L-is for LEGS L-is for LIGAMENTS T-is for TEAMWORK E-is for ENTHUSIASM A-is for ABILITY M-is for MISSION ACCOMPLISHED af ASSEMBLIES 59 t CHEERLEADING The Cheerleading tryouts this year were interest- ing, to say the least. There were eight girls competing for the six Varsity spots. Their ordeal consisted of tryouts in front of four judges, and then in a assembly for the complete student body, after which the stu- dents cast their votes. The combination of the vote and the tryouts produced the following cheerleaders for next year; Sharri Kunze, Judy Crandall, Carla Waters, Sandy Beck, Michelle Goodrich, and Natalie Child. 64 ASSEMBLIES 1 BLITHE SPIRIT CAST Charles’ ..... Elvira........ Ruth ......... Mrs. Bradman Dr. Bradman Edith ....... Madam Arcati Director ......... Assistant Director .........Steve Steele ......Deanne Richins ......Linda Fullmer Jananne MacPherson .........David Quist ......Calleen Dallin ...... Chris Schouten .........Adria Morris ......Roger Nelson ......Shawn O’Neill 66 THEATRE GREEN PASTURES 68 THEATER STAGE CREW BACK ROW: Richard Puckett. Glen Fisk. Evan Graves, and Bryan Grahm FRONT ROW: Mike Duffin, Clark Gomez. Chad Jenkins, and Scott Harmer THEATER 69 rncocOS T R A P Cast “Mouse Trap” Mollie Ralston — Giles Ralston .... Christopher Wren Mrs. Boyle ....... Major Metcalf ____ Miss Casewell ... Mr. Paravicini.... Sergeant Trotter .. . .Kristen Jarman ___Shawn O’Neal Richard Cameron ....Cheryl Terry .. Bryce Whitney . Heather Nuttall ... David Spencer .....David Quist 70 THEATRE TC iiAuein IT'S THE HIIEKCR CT TIME SOLI YEARBOOK STAFF Front row, left to right: Merrill Carter. Tracy Orme. Pat Jensen, Lisa Hamilton. Craig Conover. Carolyn Taylor. Back row: Lewis Francis. Paul Ogilvie. Laura Williams. 74 CLUBS Bottom row. left to right: Linda Fullmer. Salee Robbins. Row 2: Michelle Hatch, Kaylene Child. Row 3: Cheri Crandall. Not Pictured. Scott Curtis. The Newspaper Staff is composed of carefully selected students who have exceptional writing abilities. Except when deadline comes. Then they are to be found writing with the eraser, complaining of lack of paper, pen, pencil, intelligence, broken arms, and writing ability. Contrary to popular belief, the newspaper staff really does exist, nominally to be sure, but none the less, there. 76 CLUBS ORCHESTRA The Springville High School Orchestra had an excellent year play- ing at various locations throughout the state. Led by David Marsh, they were able to perform extremely well. The students that perform in this group are the elite and most musically inclined in the school. They showed this by performing very well throughout the year and supporting the good name of Springville High. A’CAPPELLA Top left to right: Lorna Whitney. Mary Jo Anderson. Dalene Peterson. Lisa Anderson. Cheryl Terry. Keri Marx. Berty Knight. Salee Robbins. Patty Newman. Tammy Beane. Mike Cromquist. Steve Steele. Brian Bate. Scott Harris. John Anderson. Matt Hamilton. Richard Cameron. Glen Murr. David House. Deena Fullmer. Betty Russell. Cindy Van Ausdale. Diana Staheli, Rhonda Weight. Korry Reeves. Row 2: Gayla Weight. Claudia McConnell. Linda Fullmer. Lynette Mangum. Edith Nelson. Penny Stevens. Linda Calder. Teresa Dwane. Richard Milner. David Fox. Richard Butinkofer. Lex Black. Jeff Bateman. David Day. Peter Knight. Steve Wilson. Russell Clegg. Marc Marx. John Frankom. Jill Rawlingson. Mary Ames. Lisa Ray Charles. Junko Yoshihara. Brenda Burt. Merilee Smith. Carlie Rich. Susan Lyman. Bottom: Anne Thomas. Collette Bassett. Vickie Cook. Terry Gordon. Kathryn Hone. Lisa Nelson. Robin Quarnberg. Shelly Poulson. Kelly Brerton. Steven Diamond, Jay Coffman. Mark Nelson. Bret Davis. Laird Washburn. Val Cook. John Averett. Richard Murdock. Jeff Young. Denise Fullmer. Leslie Hardman. Kelly Kinyon. Willa Harris. LeAnne Mathews. Shawna Hales. Jody Young. LeAnn Stahlie. Jeanne Phillips at piano. The Springville A’Cap- pella Choir consists of Seniors, Juniors, and Sophomores, under the direction of W. Karl Barton. The choir par- ticipated in many per- formances throughout the year; such as the Festival of Trees at Salt Palace and many community perfor- mances. The partici- pated in Region VI solo ensemble and choral festivals. In the spring, the A’Cappella went on tour in adjoining states. BAND Row 1, left to right: Mitzi Davis, Debbie Harris. DeAnn Gray, Susan Nielsen, Lisa Rischer, Susan Smart. Row 2' Lynn Baird Garth Allred, Tern Davis, Scott Mendenhall, Janet Hitchings, Linda Nielsen, Todd Eller, Nancy Cheney. Melanie Giles. Gary Fowler Spencer Hansen. Row 3: Brad Fullmer. Donald Jenkins. Robbie Snelson, Randy Smith, Kent Sumsion, Mitchell Jones. Allen Hall Ian Sorensen. John Barrus, Charles Frisby. Mike Schouten. Stewart Parker. Allen Puckett. Row 4: Kelly Clark. Glenn Fisk Ricky Montague, Marla Wiscombe. Amy Gividen, Stan Cram, Greg Raulston. The Springville High School Band took a major step this year by aquiring new uniforms. The uniforms include a matching set for the Tall Flag Corps that perform with the marching band. The new uniforms have been praised by many spectators. We think that they are the best looking uniforms in the state. This year the Marching Band really came of age, placing well in several marching competitions. They placed fourth in the Rocky Mountain Marching Band Competition, edging out such large schools as Kearns and Ben Lomand. Their best performance of the year in competition came at the Nebo Tournament of Bands where they placed third in the open division (open to only the best bands in the state) placing ahead of Cottonwood and several other bands. The praise that the marching band has earned this past year has been well deserved. The concert band has made great strides towards excellence this year also. In concerts to date the band had drawn excellent reviews. The sound of the goup is maturing at a good rate and should only improve in coming years. Center front and clockwise: Willa Harris. Kelly Brereton, Kolly Stauffenberg. Ne- dra Osborn, Claudia McConnell. Teresa Duane. Janet Long. Sheri Barton. Adria Morris. Rosane Serna, Cecilia Carrillo. Mi- chelle Wing. Roxanne Valdez. Marie Skid- more. CLUBS 79 STAGE BAND Row 1, left to right: Mary Bishop, Melanie Giles. Gary Fowler, Garth Allred. Lynn Baird. Spencer Hansen. Row 2: Scott Mendenhall. Brad Fullmer, Kent Sumsion. Mike Christensen, James Anderson, Charles Frisby, John Barrus. The Springville High School Band has long been one of the most popular musical organizations on campus. The group plays music that ranges from easy listening ballads to hard driving jazz. The stage band is composed of eighteen of the finest musicians at Springville High. Members of the group who have been recognized as outstanding soloists include: Garth Allred, tenor saxophone; John Barrus, trombone; James Anderson, trombone; Terri Davis, piano; and Mary Bishop, piano. 80 CLUBS Bftatt Hamifloi 'sally Dunn Paul Ogilvie Collete Bassetq Richard Murdoc John Averett .eslie Hardman •Jeff Young inko Yoshihan bteve Steele Berty Knight Tson If you've come early some morning and heard music blast- ing through the halls, you’re sure to know it’s the SHS Hi’s busy at practice. The Hi’s are a selected musical group who sing and dance to popular mu- sic. During the years the Hi’s have been together, they have completed tours throughout the Western States. There are many unknown hours put into this group. The success of the group can be attributed to each individual putting forth their best effort. Surely the audi- ences who have heard the Hi’s perform have been well re- warded. The Hi’s captivate the interest of audiences of all ages. We're glad to be a part of the SHS Studentbody Clubs. We hope that the Hi’s of the future will uphold the pride and spirit in this club as we have had in the past. CLUBS 81 Presidency. Row 1, left to right: Tracy Orme. Row 2: Pat Newman. Tammy Benjamin. Patricia Jensen. Row 3: Shaunna Whitlock. Shelley Czirr, Heather Nuttall. Michele Hatch. Charlotte Carpenter. FHA The purpose of our club is to help young people assume their roles in society through home economics education in areas of person- al growth, family life, vocational preparation and community involvement. Mrs. Evans has been the advisor this year, assisted by Mrs. Manwaring and Mrs. Hallam. President, Tracy Orme; Pres. Elect, Shelley Czirr; Secretary, Pat Newman; Treasurer, Shauna Whitlock; His- torian, Pat Jensen; Pub- licity Chairman, Heather Nuttall; Point Chairman, Tami Benja- min; Activity Co-chair- man, Michele Hatch, Charlotte Carpenter. Row 1. left to right: Pam Lewis. Lynn Martin. Janet Hutchings. Paula Swensen. Kristen Jarman. Roxanne Valdez. Edith Nelson, Junko Yoshihara. Mary Bishop. Jackie Smeath. Kathryn Wheeler. DanaLyn Christiansen, Row 2:11a Mae Coffman. Patricia Natoni, Tammy Benjamin. Anne Thomas. Susan Holdaway, Chris Spillett, Cheryle Wardell. Tami Nielson. Sarah Taylor. Debbie Harris. Collette Bassett. Tracy Orme. Michele Hatch. Patricia Jensen. Charlotte Carpinter. Row 3: Mrs. Hallam, Mrs. Manwaring. Mrs. Evans. Janet Davies. Mary Smith, Tammy Mohler, Darlene Dallin. Tina Settle. Kaylene Child. Karen Kimber. Vicky Cook. Willa Harris. Kelly Kinyon. Shelley Czirr. Kaylene Cluff, Lisa Charles, Shaunna Whitlock. Jeanna Phillips. Row 4: Patricia Newman. Suzan Edenfield, Linda Fullmer. Joanne Smith. Maxine Giles, Kim Groshans, Lisa Nelson. Sheri Barton. Linda Rasmussen. Jennalee Tew. Tracy Jeffers. Shirly Eves. Heather Nuttall, Sandra Phillips. Teresa Giles. Row 5: Rhonda Weight, Cheryl Hall. Mary Ellen Hall. Janet Cole, Tammy Beane. Suzann Pearson. Christine Schouten, Keri Marx. Trade Ethyl Blackley. Susan Nielsen. Susan Smart. Brenda Burt. Julie Carter. I-aura Winnie. Stephanie Georgedes, Cheri Crandall. Becky Jensen. 82 CLUBS FFA Officers row 1. left to right: Scott Johnson, Alan Roberts. Sheldon Phillips. Rachel Phillips, Brad Nusink. Row 2: Mike Miner, Calvin Crandall. Soil Judging Team: Mike Miner, Calvin Crandall. Alan Houtz, Brad Nusink. Row 1. left to right: Kevin Gurr, Darrin Dibble. David Dibble. Suzan Edenfield, Kae Ashby, Val Forbush, Dennis Boyer. Lee Hjorth. Larry Mohler, Reid Burrows. Row 2: Mark Jenkins. Brent Miller. Shane Revoir. Matt Wagner. Brad Nusink. Sheldon Phillips. Mike Miner. Calvin Crandall. Rachel Phillips. Alan Roberts. Scott Johnson. Phill McClain, Bert McClain. Loren Phillips-advisor. Row 3: John Glazier, David Murdock, Trent Muhlestein. Alan Houtz, Lance Davies, Shane Young. Paul Jones, Kelly Stika, Mike Klauck. Bob Wilson, Roger Butikoffer, Harold Wing. Paul Korth, Mike Scoulen. Ted Hone. Scott Wiscombe. Row 4: Floyd Flemming. Earl Cragun. Tim Bird, Andre Palfreyman, Troy Snow. Bob Brock-advisor. Ricky Miller. Ken Averett. Todd McHargue. Mark Boyer. Alan Bills. Richard Puckett, Ty Eastman. Jon Cherrington. Kevin Tew. Mark Tuttle. David Jackson. Craig Sumsion, Kevin Averett. The Future Farmers of America is one of the most prominent and productive clubs at SHS. The primary aims of the Future Farmers of America is the development of agricultural leader- ship. cooperation, and citizenship. Through participation in the FF'A, members learn by taking part in and conducting meetings, speaking in public, participating in contests based on occupational skills, earning awards and recognition, and becoming involved in a cooperative effort and community improvement. This year members participated in the Sub for Santa program in conjunction with the Lions Club. Also, they were involved in the Building Our American Communities program, that makes our communities a better place in which to live. The club received many awards on the area, state and national levels this year. With the help of Mr. Phillips and Mr. Brock, the officers worked together to plan the activities of the year, and carried them out successfully. Meat Judging Team: Alan Roberts. Rachel Phillips. Shel- don Phillips, Kae Ashby. CLUBS 83 THESPIAN Row 1. left to right: Jananne MacPherson. Richard Camron. Linda Fullmer, Susan Smart. Karen Kimber. Vickie Cook. Willa Harris. Kaylene Child. Sarah Taylor. Row 2: Sally Dunn. Tammy Benjamin. Chris Spillett. Deanne Richins. Patrice Nielsen. John Barrus. Richard Milner. Elaine Peterson. Row 3: Mary Bishop. Carlie Rich. Mckay Elder. David Spencer. Matt Hamilton. David Quist, Mark Nelson, Cindy VanAusdale, Steve Steele, Betty Russell. Jeff Young. Row 4: Tami Aldridge. Bryce Whitney, Becky Jensen. John Money. Laura Winnie. Susan Nielsen. Chris Schouten. Sherrie Barton. Heather tfuttall. Calleen Dallin, Kevin Peterson. Cheryl Terry. The Thespian Club has been a very ac- tive club this year. They sponsored the Sadie Hawkins Dance which was enjoyed by all. Their club conducted a very color- ful initiation this year and the under- studies learned how to act out their char- acters. They have worked hard to pro- mote fine arts at our school. Officers, left to right: Brad Fullmer, Vice-President; Susan Smart, Treasur- er; David Quist, President; Sarah Taylor. Secretary. Back row left to right: Gary Hatch, Kathy Blackburn, Robin Quarnberg, Trent Harmer. Mark Jenkins, Richard Murdock. Monique Szalkowski. Richard Ellon. Ilona Hunsaker. Merrill Carter. Front row: Susan Smart, Layton Strong. Brian Kimball, Brad Haines, David Washburn, Bryan Benevento, Randy Smith. Val Cook, Grant Eagar. Dan Finley. Boyd Gledhill, Wade Payne, Richard Cameron. The National Forensic League is an honors society that provides training in leadership, and promotes the advance- ment of debate and public speaking principles. They attend- ed the following meets: Governor’s Cup, Jordan Copper Clas- sic, University of Utah, Utah State Bar Association (4th place), Wasatch Invitational (6th place), Alpine Invitational, Weber State College, SUSC, BYU, and Western Region Qualification. CLUBS 85 Row 1. ieit to right: Bob Hadley. Mark Averett, Jim Salisbury. Peggy Prothero, Maxine Poulson. Row 2: Doug Howell Gary DeHaas, Paul Whiting. Bryan Camp. Vickie Allred, Lynette Harmer, Shanna Rowley. Row 3: Mark Capell Richard Puckett, Todd Roylance, Tami Nielson. Melanie Czirr, Kim Christensen, Suzie Eastman, SueAnn Beardall. Row 4: Mr. Mason, Sandra Phillips, Michelle Savage. Ron Nielson. Stephanie Georgedes. The Distributive Education Club of America consists of students who are involved in accounting and other business skills. Under the direction of Mr. Mason, the club participated in many school activities. 86 CLUBS STENO Row 1, left to right: Liz Thomas, Wendy Reed, Sann Crandall, Elaine Davis, Lisa Boyack, Jeanna Phillips, Mrs. Larsen. Row 2: Edith Nelson, Denise Fullmer, Salee Robbins, Pat Stirland, Annette Strasburg. The girls in the Steno Club, under the fearless direction of Mrs. Prances Larsen, have been training all year to become the Future Executive Secretaries of America. This club entails two class per- iods in which the students not only practice shorthand, but learn many other secretarial skills which will help them obtain good sec- retarial positions after graduation. The girls have gone to two busi- ness meets this year at Stevens Henager College and Brigham Young University in which they did very well. The Steno Club also went on many field trips, including one to the Springville Post Office. Officers in the 1979-80 Steno Club are: Lisa Boyack, Presi- dent; Jeanna Phillips, Treasurer; Elizabeth Thomas, Sann Crandall, and Wendy Reid, Cultural Event Specialists; Salee Robbins, Secre- tary. CLUBS 87 SPANISH CLUB Row 1, left to right; Wade Riser, Chet Farr. Kristen Jarman. Row 2: Mr. Benson-Advisor. Roxanne Valdez. Matt Hamby. Mark Nielsen. JoAnne Smith. Jackie Smeath. Mary Ames. Lynette Harmer, Vickie Allred. Michelle Wing. Carol Neille. Gale Rowley. Cheryl Whitney. Row 3: Lynn Baird. Susan Smart. Christie Evans. Paula Dansie. Row 4: Mike Mendenhall. Wayne Larsen. Lorna Whitney. Teresa Duane. Mike Graves. Rochelle Allman. David Fox. Mike Anderson. Steve Pearson. Kent Gledhill. Ben Wright. Cathy Spencer. Leslie Nelson. Kerri Francis. LeAnne Mathews. Not pictured: Allen Hall. Kim Hutchings. Claudia McConnell. Jill Perkins. Theresa Rostron. Marie Skidmore, John Thatcher. Sandra Williams. Steve Condie, Michelle Hatch. Linda Rasmussen. Paul Ogilvie, Roberta Valdez. In the Spanish club this year our main goal is to earn enough money to send everyone in the club to Mexico. We are doing many different projects to earn money, one such project is the selling of diner checks. We have had a great year. 88 CLUBS GERMAN CLUB Front row. left to right: Kathy Nixon. Ed Larsen. Sue Ann Beardall (president), Mr. Liddiard. Kelly Hansen. David Nemelka. and Janet Cole. Back row: Mike Allman. Richard Baird, Trent Lewis. Glenn Fisk. Chad Van Patten. Greg Hillock, and Valerie Ogden. The German Club from Springville High School is made up of all German students- first year to fourth year. Some things that we have done are for Homecoming. We painted the window at Landy’s Sandwich Shop. We have raised money for the club by selling Gummi Baren, Zots, and Advent Cal- enders. The club also went to the BYU Ad- vent Singen. We held our own Oktober Fes- tival for the Christmas party. We also went bowling and out for pizza. CLUBS 89 Left to right. Row 1: Jill Perkins. Craig Jensen. Gina Harmer. Roxanne Valdez. Kristen Jarmen, Craig Warren. Craig Conover. Sandy Binks. Row 2: Lori Howell, Susan Haupt. Paula Swenson. Leslie Nelson. Amy Giles. Janet Lone. Corey Craig. Todd Shermershiem. Craig Adamson. Bryan Graham. Sean Daniels, David Snelson. Michelle Goodrich. Cheri Crandall. Craig Sumsion. Row 3: Linda Bird. Susan Smart. Marie Skidmore. Susan Nielsen. Spencer Hansen. Roxanne Ehepard. Anne Thomas. Earl Cragen. Monique Szalkowski. Mary Bishop. Row 4: Jesse Robertson. Valerie Murdock. Janette Lund, Joan Jensen. Rob Lee. Lewis Francis. Jerry Miller. Sally Dunn. Scott Sumsion. Richard Puckett. Bryce Whitney. Evan Graves, Greg Raulston. Allen Hall. Randy Jensen. The Ski Club exists to provide bus transportation to local ski resorts at a reasonable price and to provide opportunities for association and friendship with other skiers in the school. We usually have an opening social in October or November. This year we saw a ski movie and had hot chocolate and donuts at Jacci Aldredge’s house. We had two trips scheduled to Park City West in De- cember, but had to cancel them due to the lack of snow this year. So, our first real trip will be in January, and hopefully we will sponsor a ski trip every month until the ski season is over. Below, row 1. left to right: Sarah Taylor. Laura Williams. Rob Lee, Stacy Crandall. Sherri Spencer. Sandy Ivory. Darin Clark. Joe Fazzi, Dan Pace. Dean York. Row 2: Jay Francis. Eric Horton. Russell Haupt. Butch Crandall. Greg Tipton. Ron Lowe. Row 1, left to right: Linda Bills, Chris Schouten, Becky Jensen. Row 2: Natalie Harder. Felicita Garcia Cheri Crandall. Judy Daley. Charlene Hopkins. Kaylene Child. Gayle Nichols. Kae Ashby, and Lisa Davies. An unusual club here at Springville High School is that of S.W.A.T., or Senior Women’s Action Team. It consists of senior girls who like to dress weird to pro- mote school spirit and like to have a lot of fun. CLUBS 91 GAA Row 1, left to right: Betty Russell. Pam Wiscombe. Row 2: Linda Bird, Paula Dibble. Row 3: Cheri Murdock. Peggy Prothero. Maxine Poulson. Row 4: Marla Wiscombe. Leann Mathews. Angie Black. Row 5: Valerie Murdock. Julia Welch, Bonnie Lehmberg. Row 6: Etta Attakia, Amy Gividen, Sherrie Carnesecca, Shannon Clark. Maxine Giles. Row 7: Roxanne Valdez. Lori Bradford. Leslie Nelson. Row 8: Rhonda Weight. Kim Hutchings. Korry Roberts. Wendy Mitchell. Wylene McHargue. The purpose of the Girls Athletic Asso- ciation is to provide a club for the athleti- cally inclined girl. The GAA incorporates many sports such as: tennis, volleyball, basketball, and track. However, the orga- nization also sponsors dances, does fund raising projects, and has parties. Officers, left to right: Valerie Murdock. Reporter: Kim Hutchings. Vice-Presi- dent: Maxine Poulson. President: Angie Black. Reporter: Peggy Prothero, Sec- retary. 92 CLUBS KEY Row 1. left to right: Susan Smart. Mary Bishop. Paul Schaugaard. Row 2: Matt Hamilton. Gene Bassett. David Washburn. Randy Smith, Spencer Hansen. Val Cook. Row 3: Maryann Vance. Susan Whitney. Karen Kimber. CLUBS 93 94 CLUBS Springville High School has always had one of the best Mo- del United Nations Clubs in the State of Utah. It was created to give students greater insight to world problems and the func- tions of the United Nations. The main clubevent of the year was a convention held in Salt Lake City. This year we repre- sent the nation of Japan. Club officers this year are Lynn Baird. President; Stewart Park- er, Vice President, and Mark Neilson, Vice President. Row 1, left to right: Mark Nielsen. David Johnson. Stewart Parker. Row 2: Bryan Kimbal, Ian Sorenson, David Christensen, Lynn Baird, Randy Smith. DANCE COMPANY The Dance Company has had a great year! Exciting performances, group close- ness, and profitable fund raising projects have made our club unique. The club practices twice a week, and we have learned dances from Jazz to ballroom. Mrs. Pam Hallam is the advisor, with Richard Milner as President. DANCE COMPANY: Row 1, left to right; Mrs. Hallam, Collett Bassett. Val Cook, Jeff Young. Valerie Ogden. Row 2: left to right: Richard Milner. Cynthia Smith, Nancy Nut- tal, Heather Nuttal, Paul Ogilvie. Row 3: left to right; Debbie Brown, Tammy Benjamin, Richard Cameron, Carlie Rich, Sally Dunn. CLUBS 95 H O M E C 0 M 1 N G 98 HOMECOMING Homecoming 1979-80 was a successful week. It started out by the students dressing up as little kids on Monday. Many of the sophomores didn’t have to dress up at all. Tuesday, every- one got to wear their favorite hats. On Wednesday, some stu- dents dressed as their favorite people. Most seniors already were. There was a pep-rally Thursday night where every- one got excited for Friday’s game. On Friday, there was a parade and later a Powder Puff football game. The varsity foot- ball game was against Cedar City and we stumped them 26- 0. Saturday night a special dance was held. The theme was, “Reunited.” OmH«zcmjo 100 DANCES s A D I E HThis year’s Sadie Hawkins Dance was a great success. It was the most popular dance of the year at S.H.S., because girls could ask the boy of her choice and he had to pay. The dance was traditionally decorated with bales of hay and bunches of corn stocks. The couples added to the mood by dressing hillbilly style. Many happy couples were married at the dance and the theme song was “Rainbow Connection.” LiT Abner was Donald Jenkins, and Daisy Mae was Debbie Harris. K I N S 102 DANCES DANCES 103 Brenda Fullmer 2nd Attendent Lisa Oldroyd Queen Diane Roylance 1st Attendent 104 DANCES DANCES 105 On November 16, the Future Farmers of America put on their traditional assembly and held a Harvest Ball Dance. During the week before the dance, 16 girls competed in an ob- stacle course, driving a tractor, and baking a pie. When the points were totaled, the F.F.A. Sweethearts were cho- sen. Lisa Oldroyd as Queen, Diane Roylance as 1st Attendent, and Brenda Fullmer as 2nd Attendent. Prince and Princess Kelly Smith and Cynthia Hitchcock King and Queen Duke and Duchess Jeff Roylance and Chris Spillett Korry Bird and Diane Roylance 106 DANCES i DANCES 107 The Senior Prom is a special dance held in the honor of the senior class. The senior class of- ficers worked hard to make the dance a success. It was held in the school cafeteria and the decorations were very nice. The theme song was “Still” and everyone who attended had a great time. s w E E T H E A R T B A L L King - Andre’ Palfreyman Queen - Boni Wilson 108 DANCES A popular dance at Springville is the Sweetheart Ball that the Sophomore class sponsors. The class of 1982, did an excellent job planning and organizing the dance. The king and queen, Andre’ Palfreyman and Boni Wilson, were an- nounced to the theme song “Babe” on February 16, 1980. QQ CQ W 110 DANCES nr saoNva ' io be an 112 STUDENT COUNCIL This year's Springvillc High School Student Council put forth a unified effort to represent their school. These seven students offered their best to help bring about an exciting '79-'80 school year. The officers worked effectively to make the Homecoming week an enjoyable one for S.H.S. students as well as the class of '00. As President of the student body. Paul Whiling set a good example for the students and the other council members with his leadership ability. He was supported by John Allan. Vice-president of assemblies: Jeff Rovlancc. Vice-president of student relations: Kelly Gomez. Vice-president of activities: Terri Davis, secretary: Tracy Blackly, histori- an: and Bob Sumsion. treasurer. The Student Council worked diligently to make this year one of the best at Springvillc High. 114 SENIORS As the graduating class of '80. the seniors have at last come to the end of their high school days. After twelve hard years of books, lectures, tests, and reports, you finally reach the goal you thought you would never achieve. The senior’s year at Springvillc high, was filled with planning for the future. There was registering for the A.G.T. test, filling out scholarship applications, forms for admission, and of course graduation forms. But along with all this planning, our Senior Class officers were busy planning some fun. This was exhibited with the Senior Breakfast. Homecoming. Senior Float. Senior As- sembly. and our memorable Senior Prom. The senior year is filled with excitement and anticipation. Many thanks to our wonderful faculty and staff, for their patience when we were sophomores, tolerance when we were juniors, and most of all for the help they gave us in preparing us for a successful, happy future as seniors. This year’s officers worked hard to make the final year at Springvillc High School the best of all. The class officers were: Bob I ladley as President. Kelly Smith as Vice-President. Dcannc Kichins as Secretary, and Tanna Booth as Treasurer. SENIORS 115 cr x o w 2 m cr SENIORS Jacci Aldridge Clark Allan John Allan Jan Allen Piled higher and deeper. Tom Allen Rochelle Allman Mary Ames Judy Antonino 'Don’t knock it until you've tried it 116 SENIORS To the saw mill!” Sue Ann Beardall Ron Bickmore Kac Ashby Lynn Baird Collette Bassett David Bate Fancy meeting you here!” SENIORS 117 Richard Baird John Barrus SENIORS Scott Bird John Black Let me see.’ Linda Bills Korry Bird Tracie Blackley Jeff Bliss n Where is the cash? Tanna Booth Melanie Bowen 118 SENIORS SENIORS Mark Capcll Sherri Carnesecca 120 SENIORS Charlotte Carpenter Sandra Evans Carter Just tricking. Lisa Charles Tom Carter I love a camera. Kaylene Childs Shannon Clark Artist at work. Who’s leading? Danalyn Christiansen Pat Mason Coilings rValCook Calvin Crandall Cheri Crandall Kim Christensen George Curtis Warren Clyde SENIORS 121 SENIORS Scott Curtis Melanie Czirr I write short stories. Robbie Dallin Janet Davis Judy Daley Calleen Dallin ytat Guess who I’m with? Lisa Davies Danielle Davis 122 SENIORS Elieen Davis Terri Davis Mary Day bell Brad Diamond ZOOBIE! Paula Dibble David Doty Hi, my name is David. Susan Dunn Grant Eager SENIORS 123 SENIORS I’ve Kastman Grady Edenfield Could you help me' Andy Ferguson Dan Finley V5 I 1 McKay Elder Garth Felix “They’re so pretty I couldn’t hide them!’ -4. A If r % % 'WS ▲ w. 1 Glenn Fisk David Fox 124 SENIORS Brad Fullmer Brenda Fullmer Not my fans!! Maxine Giles Melanie Giles Linda Fullmer Denise r ullmer ds S5 4 09 9 Felicita Garcia Stephanie Georgedes SENIORS 125 SENIORS That’s not the girl I saw you with this morning. 126 SENIORS Mitchell Gillies Jeff Girot Boyd Gledhill Kelly Gomez Free and easy. Eddie Gonzales Mike Graves Mary Ellen Hall Lisa Hanillon Oh, it must have been something I ate. Matt Hamilton Natalie Harder Bob Hadley Brad Haines It’s really Juicy Fruit. Brannon Harmer Scott Harmer SENIORS 127 SENIORS Kim Hutchings Todd Hutchings Who mo?? Bruce Jenkins Mary Jackson 128 SENIORS Debbie Harris Michele Hatch Cynthia Hitchcock Charlene Hopkins Are you kidding, me with him!?! Annette Jensen Becky Jensen SENIORS 129 Paul Jones Scott Johnson Where’s your brother? Berty Knight Shane Kunkel Patricia Jensen Floyd Jones Where did I put that gum? SENIORS Randall Larsen Bonnie Lehmberg Renee Lowe Carl Lowery John Maag Lynette Mangum 130 SENIORS Sue Ann Llewellyn Bruce Long Skate Bird 1. I W l J — f ■ „ 1 ■, ■ ■ m o What’s that, your rotundress? Russll Montague Patricia Natoni Jana Mendenhall . Khris Harness Miller Who needs girls! SENIORS 131 SENIORS Edith Nelson Patricia Newman JfL f15f T '9r+ 1 1 My Right Guard is slipping. Heather Nuttall Brad Nusink 132 SENIORS Genius at work Julie Olsen Tracy Orme Doug Oldham Paul Ogilvie My calculator is running a little slow. SENIORS 133 SENIORS Kelly Ormond Clay Packard Bently Palfreyman Clay Palfreyman American Express I'm not what you think I am. Barry Phillips Jeanna Phillips 134 SENIORS Bullwinkle rides again. David Quist Morgan Rasmussen Rachel Phillips Sandra Phillips Einstien Jr. Peggy Prothero Maxine Pou son Allen Pyne Richard Puckett SENIORS 135 SENIORS Joni Robertson Ralph Robbins Sue Rawle Diane Reed Wendy Reid Deanne Richins This corner is breaking. Me read my book for Kauffman? Salee Robbins Diane Roylance Danny Sam Michelle Savage Johnson just hit it. Jenny Schofield Christine Scouten Jeff Roylance Jenny Roylance SENIORS 137 Todd Roylance Jim Salisbury This is our third date. SENIORS Rosane Serna Loretta Settle Now I lay me down to.. Sandy Shepard Wendy Simmons Lewis Scoval Carla Seamons See no evil. Jackie Smeath Jean Smith 138 SENIORS Kelly Smith Trap ASkeet Targets 130 'BLUE ROOT TARGETS WARNING; DO NOT THREW IARGETS WHERE HOGS FEED. THE PITCH NECESSARY TARGET PRODUCTION IS TOXIC TO HOG� What else could we say? Cindy Spencer i David Spencer Cristina Spillett Collette Stauffcnbcrg Randy Smith Sandra Snelson A spoonful of sugar didn't help. SENIORS 139 Steve Steele Patricia Stirland Kent Sumsion Carolyn Taylor Alma the Younger. Cheryl Terry Kevin Tew Annette Strausberg Bob Sumsion Can’t wait until the bell rings. SENIORS 140 SENIORS John Thatcher Elizabeth Thomas SENIORS 141 Mark Tuttle Cheryle Wardell Rich Thomas Tad Thorpe Who else? Beauty is skin deep. Laurel Tucker Ward Turner Donna Wheat Kathryn Wheeler Professional Lounge Lizzards Mickee Wheeler Paul Whiting 142 SENIORS Tad M. Weight Tad O. Weight Pick it out with my nose? k- W I r 0 SENIORS The three little pigs. Bob Wilson Kendall Wilson Harold Wing Michelle Wing Bryce Whitney Kendall Whitman Shauna Whitlock Brenda Williams Sex makes you what? SENIORS 143 SENIORS 144 SENIORS Katie Williams Laura Winnie Scott Wiscombe Mike Wood A two bag girl. HOMEROOM REPRESENTATIVES Front row, left to right; SueAnn Beardall, Mary Bishop, Sue Rawle, Susan Smart, Lynnette Mangum. Back row, left to right; David Day, Lewis Francis. Jim Salisbury, Mike Bulow, Kim Johnson, Kelly Cox, Kathryn Wheeler, Jeannie Pickering, Shawn Nilsson, Kristen Dixon, Sherri Spencer, Maxine Giles. r 140 SENIORS 148 The Junior class officers have worked hard to make this year the best for their class. The Juniors participated with the school in the Homecoming events by supporting the activities throughout the week. The Junior Prom was, as always, a very memorable evening. The decorations were beautiful and everyone who attended enjoyed the occasion. The class was led by Blain Bird, as President; Sara Barthomew, Vice-president; Jodie Child, Secretary; and Kris Dixon, Treasurer. They led the class of ’81 to be one of the best classes yet. 150 JUNIORS Let’s roll out of here! Michael Allman Garth Allred Vickie Allred Donna Anderson James Anderson Lisa Anderson Gary Atwood Sandra Austin Kevin Averett Guess who’s mouth this has been in? JUNIORS 151 Shane Averett Ken Babbitt Sara Bartholomew Kristie Barton Sheri Barton Gene Bassett Some days you just have to pick your nose. Jeff Bateman Teresa Baze Sandy Beck Can you slide your paper a little closer? Bryon Behie Bryon Benevento Tammy Benjamin 152 JUNIORS 'When do we eat? Ricky Bertelson Alan Bills Sandy Binks Blaine Bird Linda Bird Mary Bishop Angie Black Lex Black Brenda Blanchard “Who kicked the bucket?” JUNIORS 153 Reid Burrows Brenda Burt Roger Butikofer Valerie Buffo Camille Callister Bryon Camp Yes. Master! Julie Carter Nancy Cheney Jodie Child 154 JUNIORS Kaylene Cluff Angela Coburn Ila Mae Coffman JUNIORS 155 Kelly Cox Kelly Craig Stan Cram Butch Crandall Judy Crandall Sann Crandall Who's not in focus? Shelley Czirr Paula Dansie Elaine Davies Lance Davies David Day Brad Diamond Special “K” 156 JUNIORS Who are you hanging around with? Bruce Diamond Steven Diamond Kris Dixon Suzie Eastman Suzan Edenfield Frank Elder Todd Eller Lorene Englund Shirley Eves Mike Duffin Danny Duncan Sally Dunn Down the hall and to the left. JUNIORS 157 Chet Farr Fergu on Teresa Ferguson Catharine Fixel Lynn Follett Gary Fowler Any junior girl’s dream boat! Smile! Monica Frahm Cindy Frazier Charles Frisby 158 JUNIORS A junior tracking. Bryan Gillies Jeff Goodman Michelle Goodrich Brenda Gurule Allen Hall Spencer Hansen Leslie Hardman Lynette Harmer Merrilee Harmer Bryan Graham Evan Graves Steven Gray Look who is working. JUNIORS 159 Willa Harris Gary Hatch Brent Hatfield “It beats lunch.” Greg Hillock Lee Hjorth Tony Hobbs We were once juniors too! Steve Holdaway Susan Holdaway Chris Holmes 160 JUNIORS Penny Hutchings Layne Jacobs Tracy Jeffers Joan Jensen Mike Jensen Randy Jensen I ‘‘Would you take me to the junior prom?” Eric Horton David House Alan Houtz Diane Houtz Janet Hutchings Jody Hutchings Happy Daze JUNIORS 161 If I could just be back in Junior English.” “I got the shakes!” Peter Knight Susan Knight Gene Kuhlman Edward Larsen Millie Larsen Wayne Larsen 162 JUNIORS Susan Liscnbee Janet Long Kevin Long Raylynn Loveridge Jeanette Lund Jananne MacPherson Jan Mangum Meriann Martain Lynn Martin “Look maw no legs!” JUNIORS 163 Bert McClain Wylene McHargue Mike Mendenhall “So what I’ve found a big one! Valerie Murdock Karen MacDuff David Nedesky 164 JUNIORS Dena Orme Nedra Osborn Dan Pace “You came the same way that I did! JUNIORS 165 Teri Peterson Sheldon Phillips Jeannie Pickering Andrea Pratt Ellen Prestwich Kelly Price He has bad breath! Greg Raulston Roger Rawle Jill Rawlinson 166 JUNIORS Laurie Richmond Alan Roberts Freddy Robinson Ricky Rominger Eugene Roylance Sydney Roylance Tammy Sam Mark Satison No where to go JUNIORS 167 Quick get his picture while he is working Marie Skidmore Susan Smart Cynthia Smith 168 JUNIORS Lisa Snelson Tammy Snelson Danny Snow Chris Stevenson Lisa Stokes jn� Layton Strong Kristin Swenson Scott Steffens Jeff Strong Big Foot Rides Again! JUNIORS 169 Nicole Szalkowski Kurt Tanner Sarah Taylor Jennalee Tew Anne Thomas Brian Thorn ‘Boy is he lucky to have me!’ A junior’s lunch Debbie Tucker Brad Turner Shellie Tuttle Roberta Valdez Marianne Vance Matt Wagner 170 JUNIORS Nellie Watchman Carla Watters Kathy Taylor Watters A junior staff car JUNIORS 171 172 JUNIORS Being a Sophomore at S.H.S. had never been easy, and for the class of ’82 this year was no exception. They were laughed at by the Juniors, Seniors, and Faculty, but this gave them more determination and willpower, which gave them more spirit to achieve the goals set before them. The Sophomore Sweetheart Ball was a big success and the assembly was original as well as entertaining for the whole studentbody. The class officers were: Russell Nielsen, President; Lori Howell, Vice-President; Karen Barker, Secretary; and Stacy Crandall, Historian. The class of '82 has many wonderful memories of their first year and they have two more years to look forward to at Springville High School. 176 SOPHOMORE Sarah Abbott Craig Adamson Tami Aldridge Marc Allan Lynn Allman Dane Anderson THE SOPHOMORE HOT SEAT Patrick Bagley Karen Barker Brenda Barrus SOPHOMORE 177 Brian Bate Charmyne Baxter Tammy Beane Kirk Bertelsen Mark Beutler Richard Beveridge “What happened?” Kathy Blackburn Gary Blanchard Dennis Boyer 178 SOPHOMORE Me too Russell Clegg Lance Clyde J. Earl Coffman SOPHOMORE 179 Ahhhhhhhh!! Michael Cronquist Darlene Dallin David Daniels 180 SOPHOMORE Laurel Davies Mitzi Davis Stence Denson David Erekson Cristie Evans Jill Fazzi Darin Dibble David Dibble Teresa Duane “I sure hope mom can get these pants clean!” “OOOH! Who was that?” SOPHOMORE 181 Is that a bluey on Walker’s neck?” Amy Giles Richard Giles Amy Gividen 182 SOPHOMORE Brenda Glazier John Glazier Kent Gledhill J. Clark Gomez Charles Goodell Terri Gordon “You sly little devil!” Bonnie Graves Deann Gray Scott Gren “This school lunch makes me sick! Juli Groves Keith Gurney Kevin Gurr SOPHOMORE 183 Shauna Hales Cheryl Hall Mariann Hamby Matt Hambv Nathan Hamilton Kelly Hansen “He’s my dreamboat!” Tammy Hansen Shawn Harding Gina Harmer Oh it's that Russel Nielson! Scott Harris Clark Hatfield Tammy Headman 184 SOPHOMORE David Holmes Ted Hone Scott Howarth Hand Check” Sandra Ivory Teri Jackson Shawn Jacobs SOPHOMORE 185 “This is a DIRTY note!” Brett Johnson David Johnston Patsy Kennedy 186 SOPHOMORE “What a Sophomore! 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CARTER’S GLASS CALL 798-7698 RESIDENTIAL, COMMERCIAL AND AUTO GLASS WORK OR VISIT 57 NORTH MAIN SPANISH FORK Bart’s Catering The Shoppe FACULTY STAFF Amott, Darlene 18 Anderson, Idona 23 Averett, Pete 23 Barton, Karl 19 Bensen, Lawerence 19, 88 Billings, Fenton 19 Bird, Glenn 19, 48 Bird, Phillip 19. 32, 36 Bird, Rowine 23 Brock, Robert 19, 83 Bulow, Doris 23 Burningham, Stanley 19 Carter, Merrill 19. 74, 85 Clements, Kelly 19 Curtis, Jack 23 Curtis, Klea 23 Drollinger, Richard 19 Evans, Dan 19 Evans, Elise 19, 82 Fackrell, Onieta 23 Finch, Charles 20 Foe, Jean 20 Fulmmer, Evelyn 20 Gardner, Alan 20 Garrett, Alma 20 Given, Maddy 23 Haderlie, Steve 20 Hallam, Pamela 20, 82, 95 Hansen, Carolyn 23 Ivie, Dorthy 23 Jacobsen, Mike 20, 26 Jordan, Elliot 20, 32 Judd, Carolyn 20 Kauffman, Pat 20 Larsen, Francis 20, 87 Lewis, Carla 23 Liddiard, Don 21, 89 Lindsey, Gay 21 Macomber, Dale 21 Manwaring, Carol 21, 82 Marsh, David 21. 77 Mason, Dean 21, 77 McPolin, Janean 21 Nelson, Bill 18 Nelson, Roger 21, 66 Newbury, Ray 21, 26, 42 Nielson, Carl 21, 30 Nielson, Penny 23 Olsen, Blair 21 Pehrson, Margret 21 Peterson, Leland 22 Peterson, Millie 22 Peterson, Nedra 22, 23 Phillips, Loren 22, 83 Puckett, Dr. George 18 Roundy, Marvin 22, 32, 38, 40 Salisbury, Bill 22 Templeman, Kathy 22 Thomas, Ray 18 Tobler, Bryan 22 Voorhees, Pauline 22 Walker, Greg 22 West, Marie 23 Wheeler, Noreen 22 Williams, Anita 22 Young, Norman 23 SENIORS A Aldridge, Jacci 52, 116 Allan, Clark 26, 116 Allan, Jan 116 Allan. John 26, 32, 114, 116 Allen, Tom 116 Allman, Rochelle 88, 116 Ames, Mary 77, 78, 88, 116 Antonino, Judy 116 Ashby, Kae 83, 91, 117 Averett, Mark 26, 32, 86 B Baird, Lynn 79, 80, 88, 94, 117 Baird, Richard 77, 89, 117 Barrus, John 79, 80, 84, 117 Bassett, Collette 78, 81, 82, 95, 117 Bate, David 117 Beardall, Sue Ann 86, 89, 117, 146 Bickmore, Ron 117 Bills, Linda 91, 118 Bird, Korry 106, 118 Bird, Scott 26, 118 Black, John 118 Blackley, Trade 82, 114, 118 Bliss, Jeff 46, 118 Booth, Tanna 55, 115, 118 Bowen, Melanie 118 Boyack, Lisa 55, 87, 119 Boyer, Mark 42, 44, 83, 119 Boyer, Robert 119 Brown, Stacie 119 Bulow, Mike 32, 119, 146 Bunker, Bart 119 Burt, Laura 119 C Campbell, Lana 119 Capell, Mark 26, 46, 86, 120 Carnesecca, Sherri 49, 92, 120 Carpenter, Charlotte 82, 120 Carter, Sandra Evans 120 Carter, Tom 120 Charles, Lisa 78, 82, 84, 91, 120 Childs, Kaylene 76. 82, 84, 91, 120 Christensen, Kim 86, 121 Christiansen, Danalyn 82, 121 Clark, Shannon 49, 50, 92, 120 Clyde, Warren 121 Codings, Pat Mason 121 Cook, Val 42, 44, 78, 85, 93, 95, 121 Crandall, Calvin 83, 121 Crandall, Cheri 76, 82, 90, 91, 121 Curtis, George 121 Curtis, Scott 122 Czirr, Melanie 86, 122 D Daley, Judy 9, 122 Dallin, Calleen 66, 84, 122 Dallin, Robbie 122 Davies, Lisa 91, 122 Davis, Eileen 87, 123 Davis, Danielle 122 Davis, Janet 44, 82, 122 Davis, Terri 79, 114, 123 Daybell, Mary 123 DeHaas, Gary 26, 46, 86 Diamond, Brad 123 Dibble, Paula 92, 123 Doty, David 26, 42, 123 Dunn, Susan 42, 123 E Eager, Grant 123 Eastman, Tye 83, 124 Edenfield, Grady 124 Elder, McKay 26, 81, 84, 124 F Felix, Garth 26, 32, 124 Ferguson, Andy 42, 124 Finley, Dan 85, 124 Fisk, Glenn 69, 79, 89, 124 Fox, David 78. 81, 88, 124 Fullmer, Brad 79, 80, 125 Fullmer, Brenda 53, 100, 104, 125 Fulmmer, Denise 78, 87, 125 Fullmer, Linda 60, 76, 78, 81, 82. 84, 125 G Garcia, Felicita 91, 125 Georgedes, Stephanie 82, 86, 125 Giles, Maxine 49, 50, 51, 82, 92, 125, 146 Giles, Melanie 79, 80, 125 Gillies. Mitchell 26, 126 Girot, Jeff 126 Gledhill, Boyd 85, 126 Gomez, Kelly 114, 126 Gonzales, Eddie 126 Graves, Mike 26, 88, 126 Gray, Jeff 126 Groshans, Kim 82, 126 Giles, Teresa 82 H Hadley, Bob 86, 115, 127 Haines, Bradford 85, 127 Hall, Mary Ellen 82, 127 Hamilton, Lisa 74, 127 Hamilton, Matt 78, 81, 84, 93 127 Harder, Natalie 91, 127 Harmer, Brannon 127 Harmer, Scott 26, 69, 127 Harris, Debbie 79, 82, 102, 128 Hatch, Michele 76, 82, 128 Hitchcock, Cynthia 106, 128 Hopkins, Charlene 91, 128 Howell, Doug 26, 46, 86 Hutchings, Kim 49, 92, 100, 128 Hutchings, Todd 128 220 INDEX J Jackson, David 83 Jackson, Mary 128 Jenkins, Bruce 42, 44, 128 Jensen, Annette 129 Jensen, Becky 82, 84, 91, 129 Jensen, Patricia 74, 82, 129 Jones, Floyd 129 Jones, Paul 83, 129 Johnson, Scott 40, 83, 129 K Knight, Roberta 55, 77, 81, 129 Kunkel, Shane 129 L Larsen, Randall 130 Lehmberg, Bonnie 49, 50, 92, 130 Llewellyn, Sue Ann 130 Long, Bruce 130 Lowe, Renee 130 Lowery, Carl 26, 130 M Maag, John 130 Mangum, Lynette 78, 81, 130, 146 Marx, Keri 55. 78, 82, 131 Marx, Mark 42, 78, 131 McHargue, Todd 83, 146 Mendenhall, Jana 131 Miller, Khris Harness 131 Milner, Richard 78, 81, 130, 146 Miner, Mike 26, 32, 83 Money, John 26, 84, 131 Montague, Russel 131 Morris, Adria 66, 79 N Natoni, Patricia 82, 131 Nelson, Edith 78, 82, 87. 132 Newman, Patricia 78, 81, 132 Nichols, Gayle 91, 132 Nielson, Linda 79, 132 Nielson, Tami 82, 86, 132 Nielson, Ron 86, 132 Nuttall, Heather 70, 82, 84, 95 132 Nusink, Brad 83, 132 O Oakley, Bart 133 Ogilvie, Paul 74, 78, 81, 95, 133 Oldham, Doug 133 Oldroyd, Lisa 52, 104, 133 Oldroyd, Paula 78, 133 Olsen, Julie 133 O’Niel, Shawn 66, 70, 133 Orme, Tracy 35, 74, 82, 133 Ormond, Kelly 77, 134 P Packard, Clay 40, 134 Palfreyman, Bently 134 Palfreyman, Clay 134 Peek, Susan 134 Peterson, Elaine 84, 134 Phillips, Barry 134 Phillips, Jeanna 78, 81, 82, 87, 134 Phillips, Rachel 83, 135 Phillips, Sandra 82, 86, 135 Poulson, Maxine 49, 50, 51, 86, 92, 135 Prothero, Peggy 48, 50, 51, 86, 92. 135 Puckett, Richard 42, 69. 83, 86. 90, 135 Pyne, Allen 135 Q Quist, David 66, 84, 70, 135 R Rasmusson, Morgan 135 Rawle, Sue 77, 136, 146 Reed, Diane 136 Reid, Wendy 87, 136 Richins, Deanne 53, 66, 84, 115, 136 Robbins, Ralph 136 Robbins, Salee 76, 78, 81, 87, 136 Robertson, Joni 100, 136 Roylance, Diane 52, 104, 106, 136 Roylance, Jeff 26, 42, 106, 114, 137 Roylance, Todd 26, 86, 137 S Salisbury, Jim 86, 137, 146 Sam, Danny 137 Savage, Michelle 86, 137 Schofield, Jenny 137 Schouten, Christine 66. 81, 82, 84, 91, 137 Scovil, Lewis 42, 138 Seamons, Carla 138 Settle, Loretta 42, 82, 138 Serna, Rosane 79, 138 Shepherd, Sandy 138 Simmons, Wendy 138 Smeath, Jackie 82, 88, 138 Smith, Jean 138 Smith, Kelly 26, 106, 115, 139 Smith, Merrille 78, 139 Smith, Randy 44, 79, 85, 93, 94, 139 Snelson, Sandra 139 Spencer, Cindy 52, 139 Spencer, David 70, 84, 139 Spillett, Christina 52, 82, 54, 106, 139 Stauffenberg, Collette 79, 139 Steel, Steve 66, 78, 81, 84, 140 Stirland, Patricia 87, 140 Strausberg, Annette 87, 140 Sumsion, Bob 26, 42, 114,140 Sumsion, Kent 44, 79, 80,140 T Taylor, Carolyn 55, 74. 140 Terry, Cheryl 78, 84, 70. 140 Tew, Kevin 83, 140 Thatcher, John 141 Thomas, Elizabeth 87, 141 Thomas, Rich 141 Thorpe, Tad 141 Tipton, Todd 26 Tucker, Laurel 141 Turner, Ward 141 Tuttle. Mark 83, 141 W Warded, Cheryle 52, 82, 141 Washburn. David 44, 85, 93, 142 Welch, Julia 49. 50, 92, 142 Weight. Tad M. 26. 142 Weight. Tad O. 26. 32. 142 Wheat, Donna 142 Wheeler, Kathryn 82. 142, 146 Wheeler, Mickee 142 Whiting. Paul 32, 86, 114. 142 Whitman, Kendall 143 Whitney, Buyce 26, 84, 70, 90, 143 Whitlock, Shauna 82, 143 Williams, Brenda 143 Williams, Dale 26, 146 Williams, Katie 144 Wilson, Bob 83, 143 Wilson, Kendall 42, 143 Wing, Harold 83, 143 Wing, Michelle 79, 88, 143 Winnie, Laura 82, 84, 144 Wiscombe, Scott 83, 144 Wood. Mike 144 Y York. Dean 90, 144 Yoshihara, Junko 78, 81. 82, 144 Young, Jeff 46, 78, 81, 84. 95, 144 JUNIORS A Allman, Michael 46. 89, 151 Allred, Garth 79, 80. 151 Allred, Vickie 86. 88, 151 Anderson, Donna 151 Anderson, James 44, 80, 151 Anderson, Lisa 78, 151 Anderson, Mary Jo 35, 78, 81. 151 Anderson, Mike 32, 36, 88, 151 Anderson, Tina 151 Atwood, Gary 151 Austin, Sandra 55, 151 Averett, Kevin 83, 151 Averett, Shane 152 B Babbitt. Ke 152 Bartholomew, Sara 50, 53, 152 Barton, Kristie 152 Barton. Sheri 79, 82, 84. 152 Bassett, Gene 81. 93, 152 Bateman, Jeff 46. 78, 152 Baze, Teresa 152 Beck, Sandy 55, 152 Behie, Bryon 152 Benevento. Bryon 85, 152 Benjamin, Tammy 42. 82, 84, 95 152 Black, Angie 50, 92, 153 Black, Lex 44. 46. 78, 153 Blanchard, Brenda 46. 153 Brailsford, Melinda 153 Braun, Steve 32. 153 Brereton, Kelly 78, 79, 153 Bertelson, Ricky 40, 153 Bills. Alan 83, 153 Binks, Sandy 35, 48. 90, 153 Bird, Blaine 32, 36, 40, 150, 153 Bird, Linda 48. 90, 92, 153 Bishop, Mary 46, 80. 82. 84. 90, 93, 146, 153 Burrows, Reid 26, 83, 154 Burt, Brenda 78, 82, 154 Butikofer, Roger 78, 83, 154 Buffo, Valerie 154 C Callister, Camille 154 Camp, Bryon 86. 154 Carnesecca, Paige 154 Carrillo, Cecilia 79, 154 Carter, Corey 154 Carter, Julie 82, 154 Cheney, Nancy 79, 154 Cherington, Jon 83 Child, Jodie 35, 150, 154 Child, Shawni 155 Child, Natalie 55, 155 Christensen. Kristi 42 Christensen. Mike 80, 155 Clark, Darin 26, 90, 155 Clark, Kelly 79, 155 Cluff, Barry 155 Cluff. Kaylene 48, 82, 155 Coburn, Angela 155 Coffman, Ila Mae 82, 155 Cole, Janet 82. 89. 155 Conover, Craig 74, 90, 155 Coombs, Carla 155 Cox. Kelly 35, 48. 156 Craig, Kelly 146. 156 Cram, Stan 79, 156 Crandall, Butch 26, 90, 156 Crandall, Judy 53, 156 Crandall, Sann 87. 156 Czirr, Shelley 82, 156 D Dansie, Paula 55, 88, 156 Davies, Elaine 77, 156 Davies, Lance 83, 156 Davis, Brent 78 Day, David 78, 81, 146. 156 Diamond, Brad 156 Diamond, Bruce 157 Diamond, Steven 78, 157 Dixon, Kristen 146, 150, 157 Duffin, Mike 69. 157 Duncan, Danny 26, 42, 157 Dunn, Sally 81, 84. 90, 95.157 INDEX 221 E Eastman, Suzie 55, 86, 157 Edenfield, Suzan 82, 83, 157 Elder, Frank 157 Eller, Todd 42. 44. 79, 157 Englund, Lorene 157 Eves, Shirley 53, 82. 157 F Farr, Chet 88. 158 Ferguson, Debbie Hoppe 158 Ferguson, Susan Allman 172 Ferguson, Teresa 158 Fixel, Catharine 158 Follett, Lynn 158 Fowler, Gary 79, 80, 158 Frahm, Monica 158 Frazier, Cindy 55, 158 Frisby, Charles 79, 80. 158 Fullmer, Deena 78, 81, 158 G Garcia. Bernadett 158 Giles, Janalee 158 Gillies, Bryan 159 Goodman, Jeff 159 Goodrich, Michelle 53. 90, 159 Graham. Bryan 69, 90. 159 Graves, Evan 69, 90. 159 Gray. Steven 42, 159 Gurule, Brenda 159 H Hall. Allen 79, 90. 159 Hansen, Spencer 79, 80, 90, 93. 159 Hardman, Leslie 78, 81, 159 Harmer, Lynette 86, 88, 159 Harmer, Merrilee 159 Harris. Willa 78. 79. 82. 84, 160 Hatch, Gary 85, 160 Hatfield. Brent 160 Haupt, Russell 90, 160 Haycock. Bryce 160 Hill, Connie 160 Hillock. Greg 89. 160 Hjorth. Lee 32. 83. 160 Hobbs, Tony 160 Holdaway, Steve 160 Holdaway, Susan 35, 82. 160 Holmes, Chris 26, 32. 36. 160 Horton, Eric 44. 90. 161 House, David 78, 161 Houtz. Alan 83. 161 Houtz, Diane 161 Hutchings. Janet 79, 82, 161 Hutchings, Jody 161 Hutcings, Penny 161 J Jacobs, Layne 46, 161 Jeffers, Tracy 35, 82, 161 Jensen, Joan 90, 161 Jensen, Mike 161 Jensen, Randy 26, 42, 90, 161 Johnson, Dell 162 Johnson. Denice 162 Johnston, Jeanie 162 Johnston, Susan 162 Jones, Ricky 26, 162 Johnson, Kim 146 K Kinyon, Kelly 78, 82, 162 Knight, Peter 26. 42. 78, 162 Knight, Susan 162 Kuhlman, Gene 162 Kunze, Sherri 55 L Larsen, Edward 162, 42, 44, 89 Larsen, Millie 162 Larsen, Wayne 88, 162 Lee, Robb 90, 163 Lewis, Pam 82, 163 Lewis, Trent 89, 163 Lisonbee, Susan 163 Long, Janet 79, 90, 163 Long, Kevin 163 Loveridge, Raylynn 163 Lund, Jeanette 90, 163 M MacDuff, Karen 164 MacPherson, Jananne 84, 163 Mangum, Jan 163 Martain, Meriann 163 Martin, Lynn 82, 163 McClain, Bert 32, 36, 83, 164 McIIargue, Wylene 51, 92, 164 Mendenhall, Mike 88. 164 Miller, Brent 83, 164 Miller, Vicki 164 Mohler, Larry 83, 164 Morgan, Scott 81, 164 Muhlesteim, Trent 83, 164 Murdock, Richard 46, 78. 80, 85, 164 Murdock, Valerie 49, 50, 90, 92. 164 N Nedesky, David 164 Neill. Carol 88, 165 Nielson, Susan 79. 82, 84, 90. 165 Nixon, Cathy 89, 165 O Orme, Dena 165 Osborn, Nedra 79. 165 P Pace, Dan 90, 165 Payne, Wade 165 Pearson, Steve 88. 165 Pearson, Suzanne 82. 165 Peay, Teresa 165 Peterson, Dalene 35. 78. 165 Peterson, Reed 165 Peterson, Terri 166 Phillips, Sheldon 26, 32, 36, 83, 166 Pickering, Jeannie 55, 146, 166 Pratt, Andrea 166 Prestwich, Ellen 166 Price, Kelly 55, 166 Puckett, Allen 79, 166 Q Quarnberg, Mindy 166 R Rasmussen, Linda 82, 166 Raulston, Greg 79, 90, 166 Rawle. Roger 166 Rawlinson, Jill 55, 78, 166 Revoir, Shane 83, 167 Revoir, Susann 167 Richins, Steve 167 Richmond, Laurie 167 Roberts. Alan 83, 167 Robinson, Freddy 167 Rominger. Ricky 167 Roylance, Eugene 167 Rowley, Shanna 44, 86, 172 Roylance, Sydney 77, 167 Rudolph, Dixie 167 S Schaugaard, Paul 26, 83, 168 Schurtz, Mellyn 168 Sermersheim, Todd 90, 168 Sheffield, Julie 42. 168 Shepherd. Roxanne 90. 168 Shipp, Lori 168 Simmons, Clay 168 Simons, Tammy 168 Skabelund, Lee 168 Skidmore, Marie 77, 79, 90, 168 Smart, Susan 44, 46, 79, 82, 84, 85, 88, 90, 93. 146, 168 Smith, Cynthia 46, 95, 168 Steffens, Scott 169 Stevenson, Chris 169 Stokes, Lisa 169 Strong, Jeff 26. 32, 36, 169 Strong, Layton 44, 84, 169 Swenson, Kristin 169 Smith, Joanne 82, 88, 169 Smith, Mary Dee 82, 169 Smith, Steven 26, 169 Snelson, Lisa 169 Snelson, Tammy 169 Snow, Danny 169 Szalkowski, Nicole 170 T Tanner. Kurt 42, 170 Taylor, Sarah 55, 82, 84, 90. 170 Tew, Jennclee 82, 170 Thomas, Anne 78, 81, 82, 90, 170 Thorn, Brian 44. 170 Tucker, Debbie 170 Turner, Brad 170 Tuttle, Shellie 170 V Valdez, Roberta 35. 88, 170 Vance. Marianne 93, 170 W Wagner, Matt 83, 170 Waite, Gayla 35, 78, 171 Warren, Craig 80, 90, 171 Washburn, Laird 78, 171 Watchman, Nellie 171 Watters, Carla 55, 171 Watters, Kathy 171 Weight, Shayne 171 Whitney, Susan 93, 171 Williams, Laura 74, 90, 171 Williams, Sandra 44, 77, 171 Wilson, Mark 42, 171 Wilson, Steve 42, 78, 171 Wiscombe, Lawrence 32, 36, 172 Wiscombe, Marla 50, 51, 79, 92, 172 Y York, Devin 172 SOPHOMORES A Abbott, Sarah 77, 177 Adamson, Craig 90, 177 Aldridge, Tami 55, 84, 177 Allan, Marc 177 Allman, Lynn 177 Anderson, Dane 30, 177 Anderson, John 78 Attakai, Etta 92, 177 Averett, John 30, 78, 81, 177 Averett, Kenneth 30, 83, 177 B Bagley, Patrick 177 Barker, Karen 176, 177 Barrus, Brenda 46. 177 Bate, Brian 78, 81, 178 Baxter, Charmyne 178 Beane, Tammy 78, 82, 178 Bertelson, Kirk 178 Beutler, Mark 178 Beveridge, Richard 178 Bigler. Drew 38, 40. 178 Bird, Clinton 178 Bird, Timothy 83. 178 Blackburn, Kathy 85, 178 Blanchard, Gary 30, 46, 178 Boyer, Dennis 30, 46, 178 Bradford. Lori 48, 92, 179 Brailsford, Lesa 179 Brown, Debbie 77, 95, 179 Buoy, Rodney 179 C Calder, Linda 78, 179 Cameron, Richard 70, 78, 81, 83, 85, 95, 179 Camp, Lena 179 Christensen, David 94, 179 Clark, Randy 38, 179 Clegg, Russell 78, 179 Clyde, Lance 30, 179 Coffman, J. Earl 78, 179 Collings, Sondi 180 Compton, Alex 180 222 INDEX Condie, Steve 180 Coochwikvia, Emmerline 44, 180 Cook, Vicky 78, 82, 84, 180 Cragun, Earl 83, 90, 180 Craig, Corry 90, 180 Crandall, Bradley 180 Crandall, Stacey 90, 176, 180 Crongquist, Michael 30, 38, 78, 180 D Dallin, Darlene 82, 180 Daniels, David 90, 180 Davies, Laurel 46, 181 Davis, Mitzi 79, 181 Denny, Alvin 30 Denson, Stence 30, 181 Dibble, Darin 42, 83, 181 Dibble, David 83, 181 Duane, Teresa 78, 79, 88, 181 Duplichain, Shannon 181 E Eller, Doug 30, 42, 181 Elton, Richard 30. 42, 85, 181 Erickson, David 38, 181 Evans, Cristie 88, 181 F Fazzi, Jill 181 Fazzi, Joel 90. 182 Fleming, Floyd 83, 182 Forbush, Val 30 83. 182 Francis, Jay 90, 182 Francis, Kerri 88, 182 Francis, Lewis 30, 74, 90, 146, 182 Francom, John 78, 182 G Gabbitas, Mike 182 Gee, Cathy 182 Giles, Amy 54, 90, 182 Giles, Richard 182 Gividen, Amy 79, 92, 182 Glazier, Brenda 183 Glazier, John 83, 183 Gledhill, Kent 30, 88, 183 Gomez, J. Clark 69, 183 Goodell, Charles 30. 183 Gordon, Terri 78, 183 Graves, Bonnie 183 Gren, Scott 30, 183 Grey, DeAnn 79, 183 Groves, Julie 193 Gurney, Keith 30, 183 Gurr. Kevin 83, 183 H Hales, Shauna 78, 184 Hall, Cheryl 184 Hamby, Mariann 184 Hamby, Matt 88, 184 Hamilton, Nathan 184 Hansen, Kelly 30, 89, 184 Hansen, Tammy 184 Harding, Shawn 30, 184 Harmer, Gina 46, 90, 184 Harmer, Trent 42, 85, 102 Harris, Scott 30, 38, 78, 184 Hatfield, Clark 30, 184 Haupt, Susan 90 Headman, Tammy 184 Higgins, Marie 185 Hitchcock, Rachelle 48, 185 Holm, Kathryn 78, 185 Holmes, David 38, 185 Hone, Ted 83, 185 Howarth, Scott 185 Howell, Lori 90, 176, 185 Huff, Jeff 30, 185 Hutchings, Phillip 30, 185 1 Ivory, Sandra 90, 185 J Jackson, Terri 185 Jacobs, Shawn 30, 185 James, Ida 186 Jarmen, Kristen 70, 82, 88, 90. 186 Jenkins, Chad 69, 186 Jenkins, Donald 42, 44, 79, 186 Jenkins, Mark 83, 85, 186 Jensen, Craig 42, 90, 186 Jensen, Ross 30, 186 Johnson, Brett 186 Johnston, David 94, 186 Jones, Mark 30, 186 Jones, Mitchell 46, 79, 186 K Kenny, Alvin 187 Kimball, Brian 42, 85, 94, 187 Kimber, Karen 82, 84. 93, 187 Kimber, Mike 30, 42, 187 Klauck, Mike 30, 83, 187 Korth, Paul 83. 187 L Lewis, Sandy 187 Lowe, Ronnie 90, 187 Lyman, Susan 78, 187 M Maag, Margene 187 Mapherson, Jennifer 55, 66, 187 Matheson, Daryl 30, 187 Mathews, Leann 51, 78, 88, 92, 188 McClain, Phillip 83, 188 McConnell, Claudia 78, 79. 188 Measom, Darren 188 Mendenhall, Scott 44, 46, 79, Millet; Bill 30, 188 Miller, Jerry 30, 90, 188 Miller. Ricky 30, 83. 188 Mitchell, Wendy 51, 92, 188 Mohler, Tammy 82, 188 Monney, Theresa 188 Montague, Ricky 79, 188 Muri, Glen 78, 189 Murdock, Cheri 49, 50, 51, 92. 189 Murdock, David 83, 189 N Nelson, Leslee 88, 90, 92, 189 Nelson, Lisa 78, 82, 189 Nelson, Stuart 30, 38, 189 Nemelka, David 38, 89, 189 Nez, Alberta 44, 189 Nez, Elvira 189 Nielson, Patrice 54, 84, 189 Nielson, Mark 78, 84, 88, 94, 189 Nielson, Russel 30, 176, 189 Nilsson, Shawn 146, 190 Nilsson, Wendy 54, 190 O Ogden, Valerie 89, 95 190 Olsen, Lane 190 Ormond, Sherie 44, 77, 190 P Palfreyman, Andre’ 83, 108, 190 Parker, Stewart 79, 94, 190 Payne, Wade 85 Peay, Craig 190 Perkins, Angela 90, 190 Perkins, Jill 190 Peterson, Kevin 46, 84, 190 Pettro, Troy 190 Poulsen, Shelly 54, 78, 191 Prothero, Clark 38, 40, 191 Pyne, Valerie 191 Q Quarnberg, Robin 78, 85, 191 Quist, Joseph 44, 191 R Reeve, Jack 30, 38. 191 Rich, Charlie 42, 78, 84, 95, 191 Richey, Robert 191 Richmond. Myra 55, 191 Rischer, Lisa 79, 191 Riser, Wade 88, 191 Roberts, Kory 51, 92, 191 Robertson, Jessie 90 Rose, Stephanie 192 Rostron, Theresa 192 Rowley. Gale 88, 192 Russell, Betty 78, 84. 92, 192 S Schouten, Mike 44. 79, 83, 192 Schollenberger. Vincent 192 Schultz, Craig 40, 192 Searle, Clay 30, 42, 192 Shipp, Gregg 30, 192 Smith, Kelly N. 30, 42, 192 Snelson, David 90, 192 Snelson, Greg 192 Snelson, Robbie 79, 193 Snow, Troy 93, 193 Sorenson, Ian 79, 94, 193 Sorenson, Lee 42, 193 Spafford, Tina 193 Sparks, Kristen 193 Spencer, Catherine 88, 193 Spencer, Sherri 90, 146, 193 Spencer, Steven 193 Staheli, Diane 55, 78, 193 Staheli, Leanne 55, 78, 193 Stallings, Nancy 193 Stark, Danny 194 Steele, JoDell 194 Stevens, Penny 78, 194 Sumsion, Craig 83, 90. 194 Sumsion, Scott 81, 90. 194 Swenson, Paula 82, 90. 194 Szalkowski, Monique 85, 90, 194 T Taylor, Susan 53, 194 Terry, Paul 194 Thatcher, Sundee 194 Thomas, Katherine 194 Thorn, Angie 42, 194 Tipton, Greg 38, 90, 185 Tucker, Sharon 195 V Valdez, Roxanne 79, 82. 90, 92, 195 VanAusdale, Cindy 78, 84. 195 Van Patten, Chad 44. 89, 195 W Watkins, Kevin 195 Weight, Rhonda 51, 78. 82, 92, 195 White, Janice 195 Whitney, Cheryl 88, 195 Whitney, Lorna 78, 88, 195 Wiley, Kristine 195 Wiley, Rose 195 Williams, John 196 Wilson, Boni 54, 108. 196 Wing, Diana 196 Wiscombe, Brent 36. 196 Wiscombe, Pamela 51, 92, 196 Woodward, Fremont 77, 196 Woodward, Stanley 196 Wright, Benjamin 88, 196 Wright, Elizabeth 55, 196 Y Young, Jody 78. 196 INDEX 223 May the memories of this year be enhanced as you find time to reflect on this school year of 1980. The L'Artiste of 1980 consists of 248 pages. 850 copies were print- ed. The yearbook staff thanks: Larry Johnson of Gene's Photography for the student and clubs pictures, Springville Hearld for providing assistance with photography, and for printing a sixteen page Spring Supplement, Charles Lowery who provided team pictures for the athletic events, 'Mr. Bill’ (Baker) from Jostens, Sharp’s Photography who provided the picture of the student body officers, and a special thanks to the students of Springville High who made this year a memorable L’Artiste. A SPECIAL TRIBUTE Mrs. Pehrson started her teaching career in Southern Utah where she met and married George Pehrson. After their marriage, they moved to Idaho where they taught school together, and he coached athletics. George was later hired to be foot- ball coach at Springville High School and later became a counselor at the Junior High School. Mrs. Pehrson became the librarian for our school. She has enjoyed being associated with young people because it has helped her to keep a youthful attitude towards life. She has raised two sons and enjoys her five grandchildren. She is looking forward to the coming years because she plans to travel and play golf which are two of her special hobbies. SUPPLEMENT-225 TRACK Left to right-Row 1: Reid Burrows. Brian Thorn, Kelly Smith, Jeff Roylance, Tad Weight. Maxine Poulsen Mark Capell Kim Christensen. Julia Welch. Row 2: Eric Horton. Rex Reeve. Dale Williams, Todd Roylance. Mike Graves, Wendy Mitchell Rhonda Weight Shannah Rowley, Susan Smart. Cheri Murdock. Row 3: Paul Schaugaard, Kelly Hanson. Ed Larsen, Randy Smith Angie Black Valerie Murdock, Grant Eager, Dave Spencer, Marla Wiscombe. Row 4: Jack Reeve, Gregg Shipp. Kent Gledhill, Val Cook Paufogilvie Richard Elton. Lance Clyde. Katie Williams, Sandra Williams, Marie Skidmore, Paula Swenson, Elaine Davies Row 5- Scott Gren’ James Anderson, Layton Strong. Bryon Benevento, Todd Eller. Kellv Smith. Mike Jensen. Kelly Price. Gavla Weight Row 6 Sfpvp Wilson, Mike Kimber, Carl Lowery, Steve Smith, Roger Rawle. y K 1 e TENNIS Left to right (following the S): Craig Conover, Garth Felix, John Allan, Bob Sumsion, Lewis Francis, Garth Allred, Wayne Larsen, Paul Whiting, Bob Hadley, Drew Bigler, Mike Mendenhall, Mike Cronquist, Mike Christensen, Brent Wiscombe, Brian Thorn (mgr.). Coach Glenn Bird. Missing from the picture were Scott Wiscombe and Craig Warren. Springville’s tennis team had a great season this year going undefeated in Region play. Paul Whiting was the single’s captain and Scott Wiscombe and John Allan were the double’s co-captains. The tennis appreciated the support given them by the studentbody and can promise another fine season next year. BASEBALL BASEBALL-Row 1: Left to Right. Jeff Bliss, Jim Salisbury, Mitch Gillies, Clay Packard, Doug Howell, Mark Averett, Gary DeHaas Mike Bulow. Row 2: (Mgr.) Alan Bills, Chris Holmes, Rob Lee. Jeff Strong, Brian Gillies, Steve Richins, Darrin Clark, Danny Duncan Row 3 Coach Clements, Andre Palfreyman, Russel Nielson, Phillip Hutchings. Stuart Nelson, Bret McClain, David Holmes, Coach Salisbury 228-SUPPLEMENT GYMNASTICS Gymnastics Team from left to right, Judy Crandall. Joan Jensen. Shelly Czirr, Karen Barker, Penny Stevens, and Sherri Kunze. J u N I O R P R R O M Royalty: King — Blaine Bird.Queen — Jodie Child This years Jr. Prom was a great suc- cess because the Junior class officers were well prepared and organized for this year’s prom. The dance was held on April 5, 1980. The Juniors Prom- enaded to the theme song composed by Sara Bartholomew, Leslie Hardman and Denise Johnson. G E T T I N G H E R E 230-SUPPLEMENT p R E F E R E N C E B A L L Each year before the Preference Ball, the girls vote on the most preferred men. Those chosen this year were: left to right, Garth Felix, senior; Ed Larsen, junior; Russell Nielsen, sophomore. F I R S T T I M E SUPPLEMENT-231 A k David Doty Four Year Scholar Richard Baird Senior Class Scholar Susan Smart Junior Class Scholar Gregg Shipp Sophomore Class Scholar Shaunna Whitlock Senior Class Scholar Eugene Roylance Junior Class Scholar Brenda Blanchard Junior Class Scholar Kent Gledhill Sophomore Class Scholar Lisa Rischer Sophomore Class Scholar SENIOR HONORABLE MENTION John Allan Lynn Baird John Barrus David Bate Ronald Bickmore Tracie Blackley Mike Bulow Charlotte Carpenter Lisa Charles Shannon Clark Janet Davies Terri Davis David Doty Brenda Fullmer Maxine Giles Cynthia Hitchcock Mary Jackson Bruce Jenkins Patricia Jensen Paul Ogilvie Tracy Orme Kelly Ormond Elaine Peterson Barry Phillips Sue Rawle Jeff Roylance Randall Smith Cris Spillett Bob Sumsion Carolyn Taylor Kathryn Wheeler Dale Williams 232-SUPPLEMENT NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Front row, (left to right:) Donald Jenkins, Mark Jenkins, Darin Clark, Blaine Bird, Leanne Staheli. Elizabeth Wright, Scott Mendenhall. Kent Gledhill, Gregg Shipp, Leslie Nelson, Linda Calder. Sundee Thatcher. John Barrus. Middle row, (left to right:) Miss Amott, Mr. Evans, Mr. Bird, Mrs. Kauffman, Mrs. Pehrson, Kerri Francis, Sara Bartholomew, Michelle Goodrich, Gene Bassett, Eugene Roylance, Garth Allred, Mary Bishop, Spencer Hansen, Susan Smart, Cathy Nixon, Roberta Valdez, Jeanna Phillips, Dena Orme, Patricia Newman, Kelly Ormond, Patricia J. Doty, David Doty. Back row, (left to right:) Sandy Binks. Lisa Rischer, Wayne Larsen. Brian Thorn. Randy Jensen, Lynn Baird, Paul Ogilvie, Richard Baird, Randy Smith, David Bate, Trade Blackley, Cynthia Hitchcock, Elaine Peterson, Mary Jackson, Kathryn Wheeler, Jeff Roylance, Garth Felix, John Allan, Brenda Fullmer, Craig Conover, and Tracy Orme. JUNIORS SOPHOMORES HONORABLE MENTION HONORABLE MENTION STERLING SCHOLARS Garth Allred Sara Bartholomew Gene Bassett Sandra Binks Mary Bishop Craig Conover Stanley Cram Judy Crandall Sally Dunn Shirley Eves Michelle Goodrich Spencer Hansen Leslie Hardman Merrilee Harmer Randy Jensen Wayne Larsen Mike Mendenhall Valerie Murdock Cathy Nixon Dena Orme Dalene Peterson Andrea Pratt Linda Rasmussen Susan Smart Brian Thorn Roberta Valdez John Averett Drew Bigler Linda Calder Lance Clyde Kerri Francis Lewis Francis Rachelle Hitchcock Donald Jenkins Mark Jenkins Mike Kimber Scott Mendenhall Theresa Monney Leslee Nelson Stuart Nelson David Nemelka Patrice Nielson Shelly Poulsen Catherine Spencer LeAnne Staheli Sundee Thatcher Janice White Elizabeth Wright STERLING SCHOLARS Front row, left to right; Cristina Spillett, Shaun, Whitlock. Middle row , Randy Smith, Terri Davis, John Barrus. Kathryn Wheeler Top row; Lynn Baird, Richard Baird, Calvin Crandall. SUPPLEMENT-233 HIGH HONORS Trade Blackley Mike Bulow Charlotte Carpenter Lisa Charles Kim Christensen Shannon Clark Janet Davies David Doty Garth Felix Brenda Fullmer Scott Harmer Cynthia Hitchcock Mary Jackson Bruce Jenkins Patricia Jensen Lynette Mangum Patricia Newman Paul Ogilvie Tracy Orme Kelly Ormond 234-SUPPLEMENT Elaine Peterson Barry Phillips Jeanna Phillips Randall Smith Bob Sumsion Kathryn Wheeler Paul Whiting Shaunna Whitlock THE PAST IS MY HERITAGE THE PRESENT MY RESPONSIBILITY THE FUTURE MY CHALLENGE HONORS Mark Capell Val Cook Calvin Crandall Terri Davis Brad Fullmer Clark Allan Korry Bird Lisa Boyack SUPPLEMENT-235 Maxine Giles Mitchell Gillies Brannon Harmer John Thatcher Roberta Knight Gayle Nichols PM Wendy Reid Deanne Richins Michelle Savage David Washburn Michael Wood DEPARTMENTAL AWARDS Lynn Baird Band-Achievement Richard Baird Orchestra-Achievement John Barrus Math-Achievement Lisa Boyack Mike Bulow Business-Achievement Science-Achievement Mark Capelj Charlotte Carpenter Shannon Clark Tom Clark Calvin Crandall Business-Service English-Achievement Girl’s P.E.-Service Boy’s P.E.-Achievement Agriculture-Achievement 236-SUPPLEMENT Improved Achievement David Doty Math-Achievement Science-Achievement Brenda Fullmer Patricia Jensen Roberta Knight Girl s P.E.-Service Publications-Achievement Music-Vocal Achievement Yearbook Shane Kunkell Carl Lowery ioaa McHargue Industrial Arts-Service Boy’s P.E.-Service Industrial Arts Achievement Shawn O’Neal Science-Service Jim Petro Boy’s P.E.-Achievement Jeanna Phillips Business-Achievement Rachel Phillips Maxine Poulsen Agriculture-Achievemen Girl’s P.E.-Achievement David Quist Drama-Achievement Sue Rawle Art-Achievement Jeff Roylance Socia! Studies- Achievement Randy Smith Speech-Achievement David Washburn Speech-Achievement Kathryn Wheeler Home Ec.-Achievement I SHALL PASS THIS WAY BUT ONCE IF THERE BE ANY KINDNESS I CAN SHOW LET ME DO IT NOW FOR I SHALL NOT PASS THIS WAY AGAIN Shaunna Whitlock English-Achievement SUPPLEMENT-237 Business Outstanding Secretary-Lisa Boyack Honored by Executive Secretaries Association. Outstanding Secretary-Wendy Reid Honored by Executive Women International Nebo District Business Contest Shorthand I- Jennalee Tew-lst place Andrea Pratt-2nd place Linda Rasniussen-5th place Laura Williams-Honorable Mention Shorthand II-Lisa Boyack-Ist place Jeanna Phillips-3rd place Type I-Lisa Boyack-lst place Cathy Nixon-2nd place Cheryl Whitney-4th place Lori Howell-5th place Bookkeeping-Cynthia Hitchcock-3rd place Rick Bertleson-Honorable Mention Region VI Business Contest Shorthand I-Laura Williams-4th place Andrea Pratt-Honorable Mention Shorthand II-Lisa Boyack-lst place Liz Thomas-4th place Type I-Lisa Boyack-6th place Cathy Nixon-Honorable Mention Type II-Jeanna Phillips-lst place Bookkeeping-Cynthia Hitchcock-6th place Stanely Cram-Honorable Mention Drama David Quist Superior rating in pantomime. Region Superior rating in pantomime. State Carlie Rich Superior rating in pantomime, Region Good rating in pantomime. State Jeff Young Superior rating in pantomime. Region Excellent rating in pantomime, State David Spencer Superior rating in Scenes, Region Excellent rating in Scenes, State Carla Watters Superior rating in Scenes, Region Excellent rating in Scenes, State Steven Steele Superior rating in Scenes, Region Superior rating in Scenes, State Linda Fullmer Superior rating in Scenes, Region Superior rating in Scenes, State Denice Johnson Superior rating in Dramatic Interpretation, Region Good rating in Dramatic Interpretation, State Adria Morris Superior rating in Dramatic Interpretation, Region Excellent rating in Dramatic Interpretation, State John Barrus Superior rating in Humorous Interpretation, Region Excellent rating in numerous Interpretation, State Chris Holmes Superior rating in Humorous Interpretation, Region Cheryl Terry Superior rating in Humorous Interpretation, Region Excellent rating in Humorous Interpretation, State Heather Nuttall Superior rating in Mono-Scene, Region Excellent rating in Mono-Scene, State Bryce Whitney- Superior rating in Mono-Scene, Region Excellent rating in Mono-Scene, Region Speech Governor’s Cup Debate Meet Denise Johnson Superior Student Congress Jordan Copper Classic Debate Meet Denise Johnson Superior Student Congress State Bar Association Meet Bryon Benevento and Devin York 1st place Debate Jr. Varsity Randy Smith and David Washburn 2nd place Debate Senior Varsity David Washburn 6th Speaker Senior Varsity Debate Bryce Whitney Superior 4th place Student Congress Denise Johnson Superior Student Congress Wasatch Front Invitational Meet Randy Smith and David Washburn 1st place Senior Varsity Debate Alpine Invitational Mary Bishop and Susan Smart 2nd place Jr. Varsity Debate David Washburn Quarter Finalist Extemp Speaking Weber State Invitational Meet Holly Stauffenberg Superior Oration Valerie Ogden Excellent Impromtu Speaking Southern Utah State College Meet Lori Bradford Quarter Finalist Extemp Speaking National Forensic League District Meet David Washburn Semi-Finalist Extemp Speaking Randy Smith Quarter Finalist Extemp Speaking 238-SUPPLEMENT Lori Bradford Quarter Finalist Extemp Speaking Val Cook Quarter Finalist Regional Debate and Public Speaking Randy Smith and David Washburn Superior Debate Bryon Benevento and Devin York Superior Debate Val Cook and Brad Haines Alternate Denise Johnson Superior Student Congress Bryce Whitney Superior Student Congress Mark Jenkins Superior Student Congress Trent Harmer Alternate Val Cook Superior Extemp Speaking Tye Eastman Superior Extemp Speaking Elaine Peterson Superior Extemp Speaking Lori Bradford Superior Extemp Speaking Kathy Blackburn Alternate Ricky Bertelson Alternate Cindy VanAusdal Alternate Impromptu Speaking Kolly Stauffenberg Superior Oration Kaylene Child Alternate State Debate and Public Speaking Randy Smith and David W'ashburn Superior Debate Bryon Benevento and Devin York Excellent Debate Val Cook Superior Extemp Speaking Kolly Stauffenberg Superior Oration Lori Bradford Excellent Extemp Speaking Elaine Peterson Excellent Extemp Speaking Willis Hansen Student Congress Tournament Bryon Benevento 3rd place Varsity Homemaking Awards Danalyn Christensen 1st place Region winner in Make It With Wool Contest 4th place State winner in Make It With Wool Contest Outstanding Student Clothing Award Kathryn Wheeler 1st place Region winner in Make It W'ith Wool Contest Outstanding Student Clothing Award Tracie Blackley Outstanding Student Clothing Award Mary Ellen Hall Outstanding Student Clothing Award Linda Fullmer 1st place Informal Table Setting Contest Joni Robertson 1st place Informal Table Setting Contest Diane Roylance 2nd place Formal Table Setting Contest Sandra Phillips 2nd place Informal Table Setting Contest Richard Milner 3rd place and Honorable Mention Table Setting Contest Math John Barrus 1st place Senior Math Contest 2nd place Overall School Math Contest Gene Bassett 1st place Junior Math Contest 1st place Overall School Math Contest Lewis Francis 1st place Sophomore Contest 8th place Overall School Math Contest Athletics-Boys Mark Averett All Region Football All State Football 2nd Team All State Basketball All Region Basketball Utah County All Stars David Doty All Region Football All State Football All Region Wrestling 4th place State Wrestling Bob Sumsion All Region Football All State Football Tad Weight Utah County All Stars Basketball Kendall Wilson All Region Wrestling 3rd place State Wrestling Scott Harmer All Region Wrestling Jeff Roylance All Region Wrestling 1st place State Wrestling Paul Whiting 1st place Singles. 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