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Seniors Kent Adams Mike Allman Garth Allred Vickie Allred James Anderson Lisa Anderson MaryJo Anderson Mike Anderson Gary Atwood Sandra Austin Kevin Averett Shane Averett Ken Babbit Sara Bartholomew Kristi Barton Sheri Barton Gene Basset Jeff Bateman Sandy Beck Byron Behie 18 Seniors
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As the graduating class of 81, the seniors have at last come to the end of their high school days. After 12 long years of book, lectures, tests and reports you finally reach the goal you thought you would never achieve. The senior's year at Springville High, was filled with planning for the future. There was registering for the A.C.T. test, filling our 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 Assembly 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 with us when we were sophomores, tolerance when we were juniors and most of all for the help they gave in preparing us for a successful, happy future as sen- iors. This year$ officers worked hard to make the final year at Springville High School the best of all. The class officers were: Blaine Bird as President, Ran- dy Jensen as Vice-President, Leslie Hardman as Sec- retary and Sandy Binks as Treasurer. Seniors 17
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Seniors Bryon Benevento Lee Benjamin Tammy Benjamin Rick Bertelsen Allan Bills Sandy Binks Blam Bird Linda Bird ------------------------ Coke? Sprite? Pepsi? Did you know that your favorite soft drink might be dissolving your stomach because of the phosphoric acid they contain. The students in the Chemistry II classes did experi- ments on the contents of most of the soft drinks. Before you can take Chemistry II, you have to take Chemistry I. In chemistry I you will learn the names of the elements. You will also learn about moles and what happens in daily life on a mo- lecular level. One of the teaching methods used in teaching the stu- dents how chemistry works in our lives, is by doing labs. This is perhaps the students most favorite part of the lessons. In the laboratory the stu- dents do experiments which help them understand the lessons. Mary Bishop Angie Black Lex Black Brenda Blanchard Seniors 19
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