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

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The Road Runners Who could possible want to run down the street in a big group and get all hot and sweaty? No one wants to but the Cross Country team does. During their season they practice hard everyday after school. All of their hard work has paid off. They took eleventh in State and Scott Hullinger took sixth overall. Congratulations to this group of roadrunners! Sprlngville runners lead the race. The team converses during a break. Scott Hullinger shows his championship running form. Cross Country 25

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Women Wilson Wackers Duck! Although these girls appeared to be passive, gentle, and feminine at school, when they reached the court they became mean, lean, swinging machines. Their facade aside, you had to be careful around them when they got upset. Their esprit de corps brought them a third place title at regions. Kim Bird, who went undefeated except against Provo during the season, came up with a fourth place singles title. Melissa Black and Jenny Hopkinson earned fifth place in the doubles category. Rachel Taggart, Katie Bird, and Julie Sarah Groberg also placed high enough to go to state. heights. Ellen Stover, Julie Groberg. Kristen Batemen, Kim Bird. Jeni Hopkinson, Karen Ste- Rachel Taggart, Katie Mendenhall reaching great 24

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Diane Condie, Lora Nielsen, and Marcy Helm receives quite a kiss Jennifer Fullmer, Just call us The from a killer whale at Marine World Three Musketeers. Africa, U.S.A. 26 Color Corps Spiwm wrtR Slyfte Go bn Coups stmts ■tei stuj j- in Oafijjo wia! Take 12 girls with a lot of spirit, drive and determina- tion. Add some big mouths and big ideas and what have you got? You've got the Color Corps. This year was the first year that the Color Corps had no alternates. Each girl was needed and had to know and perform her part well. There were doubts about whether this would work, es- pecially when Jenniter Huff showed up at band camp with her arm in a sling. The girls proved that they could do it. Everyone was very excited when the Color Corps walked away with first place at the Nebo Tourna- ment. More practice, more competing and they were ready to take on California. Who'd have guessed? All the hard work they put in, not to mention Patrice and Doc, paid off in full when they were able to bring home the first place trophy. This was their first competi- tion in Northern California. Beginners luck? No, way! Someone better warn those Californians. The Color Corps is coming back next year. Carlsa Holm and Nathan Balser dis- cover why elephants aren’t com- mon household pets.