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

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Prince Charming where are you? Preference Dance It is every girls' dream — a chance to ask her Prince Charming ’ to a school dance. This dream became reality as Springville High's Preference Dance approached. The halls were buzzing (and in some cases screaming) with excitement as the news spread of who was and was not available for the “pickings.” Luckily, for the girls of S.H.S.. the school was just crawling with good looking hunks to pick from. For most girls the problem was not who to ask. but who to chose for Most Preferred. One girl cooed. “How can I decide which one 1 like best when they are all TOTAL BABES!” Well, total babes or not. a deci- sion had to be made. When votes were counted and recounted and yes — counted again, the winners were announced. The honored men were: ROB FAUX — SENIOR JEFF FARRER — JUNIOR RYAN OLLERTON — SOPHOMORE The Cheerleaders and Drill Team did a fantastic job of decorating The school cafeteria was immersed in multi-colored balloons and silver hearts. A white gazebo strung with pink balloons stood in the middle of the floor. Without this dedicated group of women to decorate, the Preference Dance would never have been the most successful dance of the year. limit Simpson and Camille Packard sway to music of “Audio Visions. Dana Francis and date play “Here’s the church and here’s the steeple.” An ice cream refreshment is enjoyed by Amy Wiley and date Everyone needs a break from dancing sometime 28 Preference

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Hurry and take the picture! Can’t you just hear Bob's laugh coming through the page? Homecoming ‘85 Homecoming 85 was a very successful dance! At the dance there was a lot to celebrate, a victorious football team, a great start to a great school year, the parade and the assembly put on by the ‘65 class. Everyone was in the right spirit of partying and hav- ing a good time. Sophomore girls were asked to their first high school dance while other juniors and seniors just enjoyed being with their friends and get- ting back into the “swing” of things again. You could tell who the sophomores were just by looking at their faces, they were smiling from ear to ear. Girls were asked with roses, carnations, and other types of flowers, along with notes and other creative methods. This was a successful dance and the student council did a great job on the decora- tions for the dance and for planning the week's ac- tivities as well as the homecoming parade. This year’s homecoming royalty was Jennie Greer, Kim Bachelder, and Samantha Fullmer. This homecoming was one that we all will remember! Shauna’s smiling and Darin’s not. does this make you wonder? Homecoming 27

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The while gazebo laced with light pink balloons offers refuge to John Martin and Shelly Montague Many couples played hide and seek with their dates in the gazebo Some commented that the balloons were great camouflage “Oh go on! You can't be- serious!'' Shirley Smith exclaims Perhaps Courtney Curtis is telling his “Killer Sheep story again. Whether it is true or not. it looks like he is having a fun time telling it Preference 29