Uintah High School - Uintahn Yearbook (Vernal, UT)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1964 volume:

i Vintakn UINTAH HIGH SCHOOL Vernal, Utah A valiant band of warriors brave From Uintah High are we In every fight we’ll lend a hand To strive for loyalty We'll fight fair in work or play We'll beat them square in every way We can’t be beat, you’ll always hear us say Chorus: Let’s give three cheers for our Uintah Let’s sing aloud for our old high We'll battle for our colors red and white Our glories unfold to the sky Our fighting Utes are ever out to win Our warriors bold take nothing less We'll ever scalp dame victory, yes We'll ever fight for U.H.S. :ebruary ;weetheart B; Wrestling Meet State Basketball Childri [eater 'ennis Get-Acquainted Dance Homecoming Union Game Homecoming Dance Children's Theater Harvest Ball Senior Hop Christmas Dance Basketball at Union School Play District Wrestling Meet September 13 October 25 November 19-21 November 27 December 6 December 20 January 10 February 6 February 12 February 14 Union Basketball Here Preference Ball bruary 20-21 rch 4-7 April 21-23 ffMbrii 3 M April 8-10 Anri 1 April 17 May 16 May 21-22 May 24 4 Graduation May 28 iMe CH Contents FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION.8-25 ACTIVITIES . ............ 26-71 ATHLETICS.- -............72-109 ORGANIZATIONS......... 110-135 CLASSES................ 136-173 ADVERTISEMENTS. -..... 174-188 INDEX 189 School once more draws to a close and there will be those who will leave its halls, never to return as students. We leave behind one section of a busy life, taking with us many happy and some not-so-happy memories. This book is dedicated to presenting a record of Uintah High School, 1963-1964. The Yearbook Staff, who did the work in this record, sincerely hope we have depicted accurately our classes, clubs, athletics, and activities. May this book be a storehouse of memo- ries for all. Marilyn Felter Editor wmm 10 JOHN L. BLAZZARD Uintah High School had quite a turnover of assistant principals this year. Mr. Craig Kennington served in this position until he was promoted to the Direc- tor of Personnel in the District Office. He was followed by Mr. Clyde Christenson who moved to the Ashley Valley Junior High School to act as principal. Mrs. Blazzard then assumed the duties in the attendance office. Mr. Blazzard was later chosen from the faculty to represent the school as Vice Principal. A vote of thanks goes to each of these people who have helped to make the year a successful one. SCHOOL BOARD STANDING: Ray Nash, Board Member: Floyd Tullis, Board Member; Grant Pickup, Board Member; D. Blayne Morrill, Vice-President of Board. SITTING: Glen C. Oldroyd, Superintendent; Francis Lennox, Clerk; Alvin Bowden, President of the Board. tanaua RAMOND PETERSON ELECTA J. CALDWELL MARILOU MORRIS 16 ESTEL MANWARING CHARLES L. FREEMAN PAULC. SWAINSTON ARLO ELWOOD DOYLE LANDON ELLIS C. WORTHEN J. BART NELSON ROY L. SMITH Sc e nee a BILL CALDWELL «% Home tctnemicA FREDA S. DAVIS BETH MARIE ORTON WILLIAM RICHARDSON Cu tcJhnA ARNOLD PERRY 24 YEARBOOK PRINCE - DALE LEE Dale Lee, a Senior, receives our congratulations for becoming Yearbook Prince. As a wonderful athlete and as a lead in the school musicals, he has done much to represent Uintah. With his personality and friendli- ness, Dale will always be remembered by those who know him. 28 YEARBOOK PRINCESS - DORTHY MORSE Dorthy Morse, a Junior, certainly deserves the honor of Yearbook Princess. As a member of the Uintahn Staff she has done much in producing this yearbook. Dorthy is friendly to all and has the best wishes of every- one. 29 HOMECOMING QUEEN - SONJA SEARLE Our vivacious cheerleader Sonja Searle was elected Homecoming Queen by the students of Uintah. Her bright smile and lively personality have made her a favorite at Uintah. 30 Sponsored by the VERNAL SHOE STORE Vickie, our head cheerleader, was chosen as one attendant for Home- coming. We would like to congratu- late her for being such a friendly person to everyone at Uintah. VICKIE PETERSON ATTENDANTS BARBARA SOWARDS Barbara, our other Homecoming Queen attendant, is known through- out Uintah for her sweet and winning ways. To everyone at Uintah, Bar- bara is a treasured friend. 31 Seniors worked nightly to produce this prizewinning float showing the golden football under goalposts with red and white streamers, representing a Ute victory. Utm After almost a week of cloudy skies, October 25 dawned bright and clear. What a perfect day for Uintah's Homecoming ! Activities started early - 7:00 A.M. The band and Pep Club were at school prac- ticing for the parade and halftime. The Alumni Assembly started with cheer- ing and continued with laughter and applause as Glen Cooper told jokes and introduced the numbers. At the end of the assembly, our royalty was announced. Sonja Searle, candidate from the FFa, was cnosen to be queen. Her attendants were Vickie Peter- son, nominated by the Key Club, and Bar- bara Sowards from the U’ettes. The parade and aching feet came next. The float competition was keen but the Sen- ior Float won the class competition. The Junior Float was second. In the club compe- tition, the Spanish Club, for the fifth year The Thespian Float with a large football, a block U, a football player, and a cheerleader took second place in the club competition. 32 in a row, walked away with the prize. The Thespian Float was second with the Pep Club third. The Uintah-Union football game with a 30-6 victory for the Utes was a highlight of the day. The band and Pep Club presented the halftime entertainment to the accompa- niment of applause. The Pep Club and the band marched at halftime, making a very colorful show which was enjoyed by the students and visitors. The Homecoming Dance with the deco- rations spotlighting different phases of school activity was well attended and we were able to welcome back our friends who had graduated. The dance was a perfect ending to an event-filled day. The Pep Club, with additional help, made Victory Mums in the girls’ locker room Thursday night after the Pep Rally. The Spanish Club Float with the sound of castanets won the club competition. Janet Alexander and Donald Joseph rode on this float. 33 Girls asked boys for a new dance at Uin- tah this year - the Sadie Hawkins Dance. This was the joint project of the Pep and Varsity Clubs. Royalty for the Sadie Hawkins Dance was Colleen Hammond, Mammy Yokum; Kay Henderson, Daisy Mae; Dale Lee, Li'l Abner; and Howard Busch, Pappy Yokum. The gym was decorated in old news- papers - they covered the walls, ceiling, and marrying booth. Many couples said I do 'till the dance is over. A floor show presented by the Pep Club was in the form of a hillbilly dance that never stopped until the record was over. Royalty for the evening was chosen and announced at the dance. Daisy Mae was Kay Henderson and Li'l Abner was Dale Lee. Colleen Hammond was Mammy Yokum and Howard Busch was Pappy Yokum. 34 The F.H.A. and F. F. A. Clubs this year presented the annual Harvest Ball with the theme It’s Twilight Time. The assembly in the afternoon presented new talent as a new nightclub opened. It went smooth- ly with frequent encores that kept the student body after the final bell. The reigning queen was Marsha Eaton who represented the Junior Class. The two attendants were Patsy Colobella from the Senior Class and Dayle Sessions from the Sophomore Class. CO Ol DAYLE SESSIONS Attendant MARSHA EATON Queen PATSY COLOBELLA Attendant Class President TERRY STAGG STANDING: Irene Cooper, Colleen Hammond, Tammy Tate, Peggy O Neil, Frank Slaugh. SITTING: LaNeita Burke, Judy Gilbert. MISSINiS: Byron Good- rich. Project: Ken Stringham Linda Simper Assembly: Ken Adney Sandy Holmes Hop: Bob Martinez Sonja Searle Homecoming: Dale Lee Patsy Colobella 37 STANDING: Kelly Buckley, Marian Burton, Kay Henderson, Dana Mansfield, Jerri Kay, Kathy Allen, James Pollard. SITTING: Ken Murray, Cheryl Holley, Susan Bennet, Clifta Bennett. MISSING: Ray Lynn Winkler. Velyn Frandsen, Gloria Smith, Lorna Pope Committee Gary Tassainer, Devon Smuim ueetkeifrt Queen Ifleitn ffu ke Region and School Sweetheart Queen Sponsored by D.E. CASADA Mo t Vie e't'ied Man NEAL DASTRUP New to Uintah this year, Neal Dastrup has become a welcome part of our school. A member of the Varsity Basketball Team and representing the Junior Class, Neal is the girls' choice for Most Preferred Man. 40 Kelly Goodrich Brent Hall Dale Lee DeVon Smuin Neddy Oaks Clark Robinson Chick Beynon Ken Stringham Greg Roberts 41 Linda Taylor, Larry Paulson Clifta Bennett, and Marilyn Felter LEGISLATIVE FORUM BACK ROW: Homer Robertson, Frank Slaugh, Danny Sundquist, John Gotfredson. FRONT ROW: Brent Hall, and Marvin Rust. DEBATE Beverly Curfew, Brenda Rich Darel Nelson, Bill Dewy ORATORY Sr Kenny Murray, Vivian Harriso Leah Bowden, Karen Clark, and Cheryl Storey EXTEMPORANEOUS SPEAKING Judy Luck, Cleata Risbon, Alvaretta Kloeppel, and Sheila Pruitt. Pat Kizziar, Dana Mansfield RETOLD STORIES Stewart Olsen, Marilyn Felter, and Tammy Tate. HUMOROUS READINGS Corrine Kier, Willa Rae Millecam, Janet Alexander, Colleen Hammond, LaNeita Burke, and Viviane Harrison. Corey Grua and Randy Morrison PA NT OMINE Pat Kizziar, Janice Mont- gomery, Cleata Risbon. Kay Guinn and Sheila Pruitt. RADIO SPEAKING CONTEST PLAY - JOHN DOE BACK ROW: John Gotfredson, Homer Robertson, Marvin Rust. FRONT ROW: Richard Woehrmann, DeLora T. Chi vers, Kenny Murray, Brent Hall. Judy Luck and Evan Hall Commercial FIRST-YEAR SHORTHAND SECOND-YEAR SHORTHAND BACK ROW: Juanita Sinfield, Thelda Young, Linda Taylor, Dana Mansfield, Pat Robbins. FRONT ROW: Judy Stephens, Diana Chivers, Clifta Bennett. NOT SHOWN: Laraine Landon, Betty Ann Gardiner, Naomi Hatch, Shary Hartle. BACK ROW: LuAnn Murdock, Sandy Holmes, Judy Gilbert, Connie Cook, Jeanette Billings. FRONT ROW: Geri Washburn, Peggy O'Neil, Colleen Ham- mond. NOT SHOWN: Tammy Tate, Carol Zufelt. SECOND-YEAR TYPEWRITING Shirlene Price, Kathy Wallace, Susan Bennett. NOT SHOWN: Laraine Landon. FIRST-YEAR TYPEWRITING Carol Call. BOOKKEEPING Frank Slaugh, Marvin Rush, Shana Lee Merkley. NOT SHOWN: Warren Sevy. 46 Fen Simmons, Teresa Heeney, Beverly Curfew, and Kris Stringham. BACK ROW: Bill Dewey, Adreana Raines, Tim Carter, Peggy O'Neil, Bruce Cook. FRONT ROW: Delores Hernandez, Nancy Goick, Gerry Preece, and Susan Bennett. veti BACK ROW: Gail Smith, Shauna Lemon, Beth Patterson. FRONT ROW: Sidney Goodrich, and Chuck Johnson. This summer six of Uintah's students represent- ing the foreign language department will travel to a foreign country. Nancy Goick, Byron Goodrich, and Dana Price will be in Europe; Corey Grua, Shannon Sweeney, and Fen Simmons will travel to Mexico as exchange students. The science department is also sending one student on a trip. Bill Dewey won a 10-day cruise on a Navy ship for his outstanding exhibit at the Science Fair. Bill Dewey Marvin Rust and Bob Alexander 47 SYMPHONIC QUARTET: Howard Busch, James Pollard, Marvin Rust, and Willard Perry. BACK ROW: Pat Maurath, Lorna Pope, Brenda O'Neil, Marvin Rust, James Pollard, Marshall Ralph, James Goodpian. FRONT ROW: Peggy O'Neil, Col- leen Hammond, Geri Washburn. SOLOS: Clara Jean Abplanalp and Kathy Allen. GIRLS QUARTET: Raye Nell Highland, Clara Jean Ab- planalp, Pat Maurath, and Colleen Hammond. GIRLS QUARTET: Carol Southam, Lorna Pope , MUSIC MAN: Jerry Green, James Goodman, Raye Nell Renita Risner, and Marilyn Southam. Highland, David Schaefermeyer, and Marshall Ralph. 48 Children A lhea£e i “HEIDI” % Richard Woehrmann, John Gotfredson, Diane Kier, Cleata Risbon, Judy Bradley, DeLora T. Chivers, Brent Hall, and Marvin Rust. “SLEEPING BEAUTY” BACK ROW: Linda Taylor, Cleata Risbon, Alvaretta Kloeppel, Homer Robertson, Sheile Pruitt, Karen Clark, Judy Luck, Donald Weist, Kenny Murray, Richard Woehrmann, Judy Bradley. SEATED: Cheryl Storey. 49 Sclwoi FU | “OUR HEARTS WERE YOUNG AND GAY” BACK ROW: Donald Weist, Randy Morrison, Richard Woehrmann, Kenny Murray, Larry Paulson, Linda Taylor, .Marilyn Felter, Patsy Colobella, Willa Rae Millecam, Brent Boren, Marilyn Anderson. FRONT ROW: Marvin Rust, Janice Montgomery, Dana Price, and Kathy Allen. Ronnie Pederson, Vikki Calder, Richard Woehrmann, Irene Cooper, Renita Risner, DeVon Smuin, Kathy Allen, Marty Merkley, Marvin Rust, and Tammy Tate. Raye Nell Highland and Dale Lee. David Schaefermeyer, Marshall Ralph, Jerry Green, Jimmy Goodman, Kathy Allen, Janice Montgomery. Clara Jean Abplanalp, Calleen Brady, and Lorna Pope. 51 “THE MUSIC ” Robert Alexander Ken Adney Uintah ’a Ke e entativeA William Dewey Devier Dudley John Gotfredson Kelly Goodrich 54 Eddie Oaks Byron Goodrich Willard Perry Clark Robinson Marvin Rust Russell Hatch UTAH GIRLS STATE Linda Taylor Rosemary Walker Glenna Cooper Colleen Hammond Geri Washburn Frank Slaugh Terry Stagg Bob Sowards Ken Winder 55 Juanita Sinfield, Majorette 56 Linda Collier, Judy Ballard, Sharon Roberts, Twirlers FIRST ROW: Craig Collett; Corey Grua; Teresa Heeney; Barbara Beaman; Jim Hacking; Brent Rex; John Kindt; Jane Morton; Ray Caldwell; Jerry Hatch SECOND ROW: Keith Goodrich; Linda Price; Ilene Storey; Susan Barnett; Linda Gray; Willa Rae Millecam; Helen Huff; Beth Patterson; Sue Ann Bilbey; Nolan Preece THIRD ROW: Betty Gardiner; Connie Gardiner; Carol Markosky; Jo Ann Durfee; Barbara Schierkolk; Cheryle Hardy; Mary Denver; Todd Searle; Duane Wilkins; Bob Gee FOURTH ROW: Kent Rex; Robert Westwood; David Schwobe; Larry Pederson; Leland Gotfredson; Mac McKee; George Chambliss; Gary Holfeltz; Gary McLean; John Offutt FIFTH ROW: John Millicam; Juanita Sinfield; Sharon Roberts; Ronnie Pederson; Linda Collier; Judy Ballard; Bruce White FIRST ROW: John Gotfredson, Marilyn Anderson, Brent Hall, Doug Hacking, PIANO: Peggy O’Neil SECOND ROW: Willard Perry, James Pollard, Howard Busch, Gary Hall THIRD ROW: Greg Morrison, Grant Mecham, Loren Mansfield 4 n oo IT) FIRST ROW: Sally Jones, Aria Jones, Kathleen Evans, Brenda O’Neil, Larry Allred SECOND ROW: Ellen Richardson, Eileen Busch, O'Neita Bastian, Ilene Pope, Desmond Luke, Zale Postma THIRD ROW: Loren Mansfield FIRST ROW: Renita Risner, Sherry Jones, Marilyn Southam, Linda Simper, Susan Barnett, Warren Mecham, Stewart Olsen, Kent Van Leuven, David Hatch, John Babb, Jerry Green, Janice Montgomery, Pat Maurath, Renae Dow, Lorna Pope, Loene Parks, Tammy Tate, Narvene Winward, Irene Cooper, Connie Haws SECOND ROW: Karen Jolley, Dorthy Morse, Cheryle Hardy, Janet Babb, Pat Hardy, Kenneth Cooper, Chuck Risbon, Joe Davis, Greg Horrocks, Doug Mecham, DeVon Smuin, Ann Allred, Colleen Hammond, Jane Chambers, Carolyn Timothy, Calleen Brady, Charlotte Tomlinson, Judy Gilbert, Ora Southam, Carol Southam THIRD ROW: Kathey Despain, Terri Boren, Pat Pearson, Judy Luck, Dennis Eaton, Don Weist, Richard Wedig, Marvin Rust, Robert Downard, James Goodman, Lela Hacking, Sharron Sharp, Marvin Rust, Robert Downard, James Goodman, Lela Hack- ing, Sharron Sharp, Susan Carroll, Clara Turner, Betty Pitchford, Sheila Pruitt, Gayle Harwell, Carol Zufelt, Deloris Her- nandez, Cheri Renee Mitchell FOURTH ROW: Linda Swain, Janet Oaks, Kris Stringham, Glenna Cooper, LuAnn Murdock, Keith Goodrich, James Pitchford Richard Woehrmann, Marshall Ralph, Clifton Corless, Donald Joseph, Carol Soderquist, Doreen Abplanalp, LouAnnRoss, Gayela Liebhardt, Jayne Bradshaw, Phyllis Caldwell, Raye Nell Highland, Stephanie Stringham, Clara Jean Abplanalp, Linda Carter 0 II FIRST ROW: Linda Baker, Marie Dye, Barbara Clark, Pat Ballard, Jane Vigil, Robyn Keen, Jane Morton, Diane Abplanalp, Linda Jackson SECOND ROW: Sharyl Steele, Sharon Cox, Faye Hullinger, Leinna Hoopes, Darline Helco, Carol Ballard, Barbara Schierkolk, Linda Gurr, Laraine Landon, Linda Wall THIRD ROW: Jean Oaks, Louise Johnson, Linda Swain, Alice Bodily, Linda Jo Swain, Margaret Chambers, Shari Miller, Leta Chapman, Sherry Karen, Pat Barlow FIRST ROW: Marvin Schnuerle, Gordon McKinney, Bryan Purdie, John Offutt, Creg Bowthorpe, Jim Wardell, Billy Wardle SECOND ROW: Ellis Caldwell, Jerry Green, Homer Corbin, Claude Sims, Leon Roberts, Dale Snow, Gary Goodrich THIRD ROW: Stewart Olson, Richard Woehrmann, Alan McConkie, David Sims, Alvin Pearson, Dee Hullinger, Shellev Stagg, Roland Searle FOURTH ROW: Neil Barney, Russell Hatch, Chick Beynon, Kelly Goodrich, Rick Hawkins, Gary Tassainer, Dean Dow e e Judy and Carol Coach Cheerleaders Lela and Clara dlis Worthen. Mr. Nelson Our Junior Class 66 UltIP om Cheryl Holley, Prom Chairman, Rick, Brent, Vikki, Bruce, and Ken help with decorations for the dance. Marsha, Narvene, Judy, and Vivianne learn Chinese writing as they decorated the gym for the Prom. The day of the Junior Prom started with an assembly around the theme Our Man in the Orient. James Pollard was an American tourist, and Brent Boren was his guide. In the evening, the students went to the Prom. The gym was decorated in Oriental fashion with a sitting Buddha as the center of attraction. The day's activities were centered around the theme Shangri-La. Kay Henderson Princess Judy Luck Gerry Preece Attendants Judy Luck, fashion show chairman; Jane Williams, tea chairman; and Sandy Holmes, dance chairman In the afternoon of May 8, all the girls of Uintah and their mothers met in the auditorium for the annual fashion show. There were four divisions: Homemaking Classes, Girls’ Day Contest, Junior Prom Formals, and Graduation Suits. Mrs. Morris was the announcer. In the evening, the girls took the boys to the Girls’ Day Dance. The theme was Carousel. The Utopians, Uintah's own dance band, provided the music. Mrs. Webb announced the winners of the contest at the dance. These girls had to make their own dresses to enter. Byron Goodrich helps put up red and -white decorations in the gym. Graduation For Seniors, graduation started one Monday morning at 7:30 am. At this time, the first prac- tice for marching was called. Throughout the remaining weeks of school, the familiar strains of Pomp and Circumstance could be heard at almost any hour of the day. Graduation leaped nearer when the Seniors re- ceived their cards and announcements. For the rest of the week, Seniors walked the halls with their cards, ready and willing to trade with any other Senior. Mr. Massey and Miss Manwaring, march- ing advisors, go over last-minute details. The next week brought the signing of the Memory Books. Gripes were aired - there wasn't enough space in the book for everyone's card and signature. Still, the books were passed around and signed. The week before Baccalaureate, the caps and gowns arrived. Seniors tried them on with mixed feelings - they looked so funny! Sunday, May 24, was a beautiful day. It was perfect for the Baccalaureate Service in the auditorium. The speaker was Dr. J. Peter Bercovitz from Westminister College in Salt Lake City. Immediately after the serv- ice, pictures were taken. The Seniors lined up on the stage for one group of pictures. Then, they again filed into their seats for more pictures in their block U. During the last week of school, Seniors grew more excited. Tuesday morning in the Awards Assembly, the Seniors sang The Halls of Uintah. Even though some scoffed at the tears of many, everyone felt a little tug of sentiment at leaving Uintah. Thursday, May 28, 1964, was the day of the Commencement exercises. Talks were given by Colleen Hammond, valedictorian; Marilyn Felter, salutatorian; Terry Stagg, class president; and Brent Hall, student body president. Musical numbers were presented by a boys trio and a mixed chorus besides the traditional The Halls of Uintah. To the Class of 1964, the highlight of this past year will always be their graduation with the theme Todays Dreams - Tomorrows Realities. Upper picture: Mrs. Lube and Mr. Thomas practiced with the class many times. However, Mr. Thomas and Mr. Hansen played at the exercises. Lower picture: Mr. Floyd Tullis gives Terry Stagg, Class President, his diploma. THE CUSS OF 1964 FIRST ROW - left to right: Coach Bill Caldwell - Greg Robertson - Richard Wedig - Tommy Thomas - Rick Hawkins - Lane Fletcher - Phil Johnson - Bill Pope - Gary Tassainer - Kent Thomas - Dennis Mont- gomery - Bob Sowards - Pat Punches - Coach Lou Mele. SECOND ROW, left to right: Coach Chad Orton - Joe Davis - Doug Hacking - Gene Guinn - Chuck Risbon - Devon Smuin - Bob Alexander - Max 74 Dastrup - Jonn Shumway - Clark Robinson - Ronnie Pederson - David Schwobe. THIRD ROW, left to right: Ned Oaks - Bob Pope - Kenny Stringham - Jack Stanfill - Kelly Goodrich - Dale Lee - Bob Martinez - Kent McCurdy - Bob Gee - Devier Dudley - Dale Bowden - Brent Rex, manager - Billy War die, manager. 75 FIRST STRING SECOND STRING 76 Bob Pope, Coach Mele, and Clark Robinson Kenny Stringham Kenny Stringham was Uintah’s choice for all- state. He was selected on the defensive team, and he played left corner linebacker. He never knew what the word quit meant. He would give all he had the full game. Kenny was known for his hard tackles and blocks. CONGRATULATIONS. Kenny, and good luck in the future. Hats off to Clark Robinson and Bob Pope also; they were chosen co-captains of the football team for 1963-1964. This was a great honor for these boys. It is also a big responsibility. To be a co- captain an individual must show desire to be a leader, which Bob and Clark did. Clark had the misfortune of breaking his leg in the first league game with Pleasant Grove. Even after his accident Clark came out to practice every night to give the teammates his moral support. Bob had to accept all responsibility of leadership to team by himself. He did this with great zest. Hats off to these fine students and athletics. The price of being in athletics is a big one but those who stick them out get much from them. These students will be the top citizens of tomorrow. Behind the luster of every football game and the brilliance of competition, hidden by the excitement of a colorful band, courageous cheerleaders and a frantic crowd, unnoticed by most, but respected by all, is our football coach, Lou Mele. Guiding but not leading, pushing but not forcing, this man con- structed a potent Redskin grid squad. At the most crucial times, the ability to fight back from all situations such as a team injury or a loss, proved his great leadership as a coach. Proud to be help- ing Uintah, he inspired every Ute gridder through their ambition and desire to have a fighting squad. His actions on the sidelines, his profound knowledge of the gridiron and ability to lead made Coach Mele the popular coach the fans knew him to be. The won-lost column became a small criteria when speaking of their overall achievement. More fundamental are the traits instilled in the boys by their coach, it will characterize individuals as well as a strong team. Our Ute coach created this char- acter; Ute character created teamwork; and Ute teamwork created UTE SPIRIT! HEAD FOOTBALL COACH MELE 6 PLEASANT GROVE 0 AMERICAN FORK 33 B. Y. HIGH 12 UINTAH 14 UINTAH 14 WON 4 LOST 5 UINTAH 20 UINTAH 'PAYS ON LEHI CARBON UINTAH UINTAH UINTAH UINTAH UINTAH 78 COACH CALDWELL Assistant COACH ORTON Junior Varsity Three Coaches At Work Coaches Orton, Mele, and Caldwell £ Bob Sowards Dennis Montgomery Bob Martinez Pat Punches Devier Dudley Chuck Risbon Clark Robinson Phil Johnson Rick Hawkins Kelly Goodrich Lane Fletcher Kent Thomas Robert Alexander Bob Pope Kent McCurdy Dale Lee Bill Pope Gary Tassainer 81 Kenny Stringham 83 Howard Busch - 20, Neal Dastrup - 34, Eddie Oaks - 22, Clark Robin- son 40, Kelly Goodrich 52, Russell Hatch - 42, Robert Alexander - 50, 8 A This year our basketball team had a very successful season under the coaching of Bill Caldwell. We were undefeated in region play because of the time and effort Coach Caldwell made in shaping up our team. Although the basketball team had a successful year, everyone's hopes for an outstanding season were not quite realized. As the mighty Utes went to State Tourna- ment at Provo, Lady Luck seemed to desert the team. Losing to Dixie the first day by a slim margin and to American Fork the second day, the Utes were out of the tournament. Uintah's 1964 basketball team was one to be proud of. Not only did it take region and go state, but the team was com- posed of many outstanding students and school leaders. Uintah Uintah Uintah Uintah Uintah Uintah Uintah Uintah Uintah Uintah Uintah Uintah Coach C to give tbS veil talks to the Varsity Team some last-minute help. 44 69 51 42 43 50 62 64 70 53 LEAGUE SCORES Uintah 83 Tabiona 41 Uintah 54 Union 35 Uintah 118 Manila 33 Uintah 70 Duchesne 43 Uintah 70 Altamont 55 Uintah 84 Tabiona 43 Uintah 59 Union 45 Uintah 67 Manila 35 Uintah 84 Duchesne 53 Uintah 102 Altamont 62 Kelly Goodrich Co-Captain This year three boys from Uintah made the All Region Team. Kelly Goodrich made the first team and Dale Lee and Howard Busch made the second team. Each of these boys Each worked hard during the team one Uintah could Helping lead the Uintah Utes captains Dale Lee and Kelly towering seniors who set the for the mighty Redskins, these boys because they felt could lead them and set a for the school. Howard Busch Willard Perry Neal Dastrup Eddie Oaks Corey Grua 8 Sport Writer John Babb Manager Clark Robinson Kelly Goodrich Russell Hatch Keith Rasmussem Dale Lee Gene Guinn Merv Weeks Bob Alexander New to Uintah this year, Coach Chad Orton did a wonderful job in coaching the Junior Varsity team. He helped the boys make their team a bigger and better one. Under Coach Orton’s direction, the Jun- ior Varsity went undefeated during the regular league play. To them Uintah gives thanks. These high-spirited boys have shown promise of potential state champions if they continue to improve as they did during the basketball season. JUNIOR VARSITY O' Max Dastrup, Leon Roberts, Shelley Stagg, Kieth Murray, Kent Rex, Gary Tassainer, George Chambliss, John Shumway, Kent Thomas, Dwayne Humphries, Burke Hanburg, Gary Goodrich, Cregg Oaks, and Corey Grua, Manager. TO THE ATHLETIC TEAMS: When years have passed, each of us shall look back upon our varied activities with fondness and gratitude - the games, marches, bake sales. State, banquets, and untold hours of work toward the build- ing of better school spirit. Now these happy days are gone and only the memories of them will linger on. We as a Pep Club are proud of the things that the boys of Uintah have accomplished as teams and as individuals. To those who will be back next year, we wish record-break- ing success. We hope those who are not to return will continue to use to the best advantage the knowl- edge and experience they have gained in this wonder- ful program. We are very proud of you boys, and we'd like to thank you for the way you've represented Uintah and the standards you have upheld. We'd like to thank the Administration and our advisors. They have helped us in untold ways to accomplish the goal we've all been working for. We have wonderful coaches. They are men every young man would be proud to follow. We'd like to s.ay, Thanks, to everyone who has helped to make this year possible. FROM THE U'ETTES Pep, enthusiasm, and originality symbolize the cheerleaders for '63 and '64. Each school activity was en- livened by the efforts put forth by these four girls. At the pep assemblies, the cheerleaders worked hard to instill the spirit of the Utes in the various teams and the student body. Their voices could be heard ringing through the halls before each game. Much work went into the preparation of their routines, as was evident as they led the students in yells and songs during games. They did a very outstanding job and were cheerleaders that U. H. S. could be proud of. 93 Uintah Uintah Uintah Uintah Uintah Uintah Uintah- Uintah Uintah Uintah Uintah Uintah 34 Carbon 9 Craig 18 Steamboat 46 Carbon plS vWasatch 20-, jj yptaig .Ujiion East Carbon Union - o' North Summit Morgan 19 East Carbon 5 9 Wins 3 Losses Co-captains Ken Stringham, Bob Pope, and Kent McCurdy dis- cuss upcoming schedule with Coach Mele. Bill Pope, Ken Stringham , Milton Billings, Robert Downard, Thomas Bingham, Bill Wardle. STANDING: Coach Mele, Bob Pope, Kent McCurdy, Dennis Montgomery, Chick Beynon, Doug Hacking, Ken Jenkins, Norman Powell. Kenneth Cooper, Craig Slaugh, Scott Duke, Robert Bowden. KNEELING: Gary Hall, Lane Fletcher, Tommy Thomas, Phil Johnson, Joe Davis. STANDING: Monte Barker, Phil Hardy, Larry Allred, Eldon Atwood. Gene Hill, Floyd Roberts, Rick Hawkins. Manager Norman Powell inspects the equip- ment with Coach Mele. 95 ALTERNATES The wrestling team, led by co-captains Bob Pope, Kent McCurdy, and Kenny Stringham, won nine duel meets and lost three. The Utes had the distinction of accomplishing one shut-out—56-0--over North Summit. We would like to congratulate Dennis Montgo- mery, Bob Pope, and Thomas Bingham for taking second place; Milton Billings, third; and Phil Hardy, fourth, in their respective weights. These boys did their best, representing Uintah well in the state meet. Also, manager Norman Powell did an outstand- ing job this year and deserves congratulations. UatA Ofyff I Bob Pope 138 Kent McCurdy 145 Milt Billings 120 Kenny Stringham 127 Dennis Montgomery 154 Bill Pope 133 Thomas Bingham 103 Doug Hacking 180 Bill Wardle Robert Downard 112 Gary Hall 133 Chick Beynon 165 Ka e wit BACK ROW: Howard Busch, Leon Roberts, Bill Pope, Kent Thomas, Gary Tassainer SECOND ROW: Coach Mele, Kelly Goodrich, Jack Stanfill, Kent McCurdy, Eddie Oaks, Rick Hawkins, Robert Downard FRONT ROW: Max Dastrup, Gary Goodrich, Phil Johnson, Lorin Price, Neal Dastrup Coach Lou Mele talks to the pitch- ers, Bill Pope, Howard Busch, and Gary Tassainer. Robert Downard Manager Coach Mele talks to Captain Eddie Oaks. With an undefeated league record, the Utes met the Moab Red Devils for the Region Eight Champion- ship. The Utes came out on top with a 5-0 victory. With the Region Championship under their belts, the Utes were entitled to play the Judge Memorial Bulldogs in the semifinals. Against Judge., Coach Lou Mele pitted Gary Tassainer on the pitching mound. Gary had not only pitched to Judge brilliantly but has pitched several no-hitters and shut-outs this year. When the game ended fifteen innings later, Gary had pitched all of the fifteen inning marathon, with a final score of 1-4. This knocked the Utes chance of taking state. The graduating seniors are a group of really fine players: Eddie Oaks, captain and first base; Howard Busch, third base and pitcher; Kelly Goodrich, third base and left fielder; Kent McCurdy, center fielder; and Jack Stanfill, shortstop. We will miss these boys next year, and we wish them the best success in the future. 101 Kent Thomas Lorin Price Phil Johnson 102 he011 Roberts Gary Goodrich Eddie Oaks Kent McCurdy Jack Stanfill Howard Busch Max Dastrup Gary Tassainer ■’W Bill Pope Rick Hawkins Neal Dastrup 103 Kelly Goodrich BACK ROW: Roland Searle, Rodney Searle, Chris Sayler, Gordon Aycock, Greg Robertson, Greg Roberts, Gary Goodrich, Chuck Risbon, Creg Cook, Rod Campbell, Jerry Hatch, Craig Calder, Duane McConkie MIDDLE ROW: Coach Chad Orton, Gary Tassainer, Phil Hardy, Ron Oldson, Lane Fletcher, John Shumway, Garth Martinsen, David Schwobe, Craig Collett, Eugene Winder, Bobby Gee, Evan Hall, Coach Bill Cald- well FRONT ROW: David Hatch, Gene Guinn, Clark Robinson, Joe Davis, Pat Punches, Kent Thomas, Robert Alex- ander, Willard Perry, Tommy Thomas, Chuck Johnson, Floyd Roberts 104 Coach Bill Caldwell Uata ! Leading the mighty Utes in track and field, to a rather successful season, were Co-Captains Willard Perry and Robert Alex- ander. The Utes first big track meet of the year was the Snow Invitational. Bob showed great promise with a fine victory in the low hurdles. Then Big Will came thru with fine throws in the shot and discus, taking a first and second respectively. Willard is not only a fine field man but an excellent hurdler too. He was second in the finals at the Snow Invitational. Because of his out- standing performance at the invitational, Willard received the trophy for the high point man. In the Region meet, held at Uintah, Willard won his specialties--the discus, the shot, and the high hurdles. He set a new mark in the discus, bettering the old record by seven feet. By taking the low hurdles in stride, Bob took first in the Re- gion meet. At the State Track Meet, Bob came thru with a third in the low hurdles, and Big Will took second in the discus and fourth in the high hurdles. 105 Coach Chad Orton Bob Alexander represented Uintah very well in the 180- yard run, 880-relay, 100- yard dash, and the low hurdles. 106 . Co-Captains Bob Alexander and Willard Perry admire the trophy which Willard won at the Snow Invitational Meet for being high-point man. Willard Perry did excellently this year in the shot put, the discus throw, and the high hurdles. STATE TEAM BACK ROW: Gary Tassainer, Bob Alexander, Willard Perry, Greg Robertson FRONT ROW: Kent Thomas, Chuck Johnson, James Pollard, Evan Hall 880-RELAY TEAM Chuck Johnson, Bob Alexander, and Kent Thomas. Not shown: Tommy Thomas Greg Robertson, James Pollard, Evan Hall, and Gary Tassainer MILE-RELAY TEAM 107 m m Warren Sevy Roger Allred Keith Rasmussen Leland Gotfredson Richard Wedig Terry Stagg John Gotfredson Dennis Montgomery Bruce Cook 109 Janet Alexander Pat Ballard Brent Boren Art Editor 112 Kelly Buckley Art Editor Karen Clark Randy Morrison Patsy Colobella Business Editor Vivianne Harrison Marion Haws David Herman Lettering Editor Jane Hodgkinson Ronnie Reynolds Pat Robbins Donald Weist Dennise Young Business Editor 113 Pat Kizziar Dorthy Morse Kenny Murray t(te Vcu Mike Adams Sports Editor Mr. Paul Thomas Advisor Gayle Harwell Campus Editor Again this year, the Ute Pow Wow staff was divided into two separate staffs. This was done so the students of Uintah could receive a paper each week instead of every other week. Many thanks goes to this group of students who worked hard to find enough news to fill the paper each week and keep Uintah students informed on all phases of school life. 114 Delora Thomas Feature Editor Linda Simper Society Editor Jacque Sutton Reporter Connie Haws Reporter h cv Art John Babb and Humor Editor Chuck Risbon Sports Editor Neal Dastrup Smoke Signals' £taH Cleata Risbon Editor Dale Lee Secretary Bob Pope Social Director Clark Robinson President Kent McCurdy Vice-President Coach Bill Caldwell Advisor Richard Wedig .ane Fletcher Robert Downard Willard P.erry The Pep Club has done much this year to keep the Spirit of the U shining bright. Ringing voices in the halls and gaily deco- rated posters were a natural part of the prep- arations for the various games and activities. The Pep Club was always on hand at the pep assemblies, for their enthusiasm and PEP helped make each one a success. Presenting half-time stunts for the games was their most important duty. Each girl worked hard to learn her part, and the fin- ished product was a thrilling sight to see. Hats Off” to a very successful group after a very successful year. Lanis Dastrup Glenna Cooper Pat Colobella Marian Burton Vicki Peterson Colleen Hammond Advisor President V. -President Reporter Cheerleader Tammy Tate Judy Gilbert LaNeita Burke Kay Henderson Dorthy Morse Secretary Historian Drill Mistress Sandra Gentry Carolyn Dastrup Dana Price Margie Glines Barbara Sowards Drill Mistress Junior Rep. Senior Rep Sonja Searle Susan Barnett Karen Jolly Cheerleader Cheerleader Cheerleader Sara Murray Gail Smith Jane Williams Juanita Sinfield Linda Seabolt Linda Simper Nancy Gibson Linda Taylor Beverly Reese Sandy Holmes Lee Anne Batty Charlotte Tomlinson Cheryl Holley Anita Erickson Jerri Kay Viviane Harrison Rae Lynn Winkler Marilyn Anderson Susan Bennett Marilyn Felter Cheree Anderson Jenny Aycock Carol Soderquist Jane Chambers Rosemary Walker 119 These girls were chosen by the pep club for their out- standing achievement and ability during the various months. They were girls who were always willing to help the U'ettes promote bigger and better school spirit. We are proud of these ten girls and feel they contributed much to our school and our student body. Glenna Cooper, the Maiden of the Month for September, was selected as Maiden of the Year. She was the club Presi- dent and was always busy making posters, tags, or something to benefit the club. Hats Off to Glenna for she earned the honor of becoming the Maiden of the Year. Glenna Cooper September LaNeita Burke October Marian Burton November Carolyn Dastrup, December Carol Soderquist January Patsy Colobella February Colleen Hammond March Jerri Kay April Sandy Holmes May Sponsored by GREEN VALLEY MARKET Bill Dewey Bob Sowards LaNeita Burke Gerry Preece Marilyn Felter Cleata Risbon President Vice-President Secretary Secretary Secretary Reporter Connie Cook Beverly Curfew Anita Erickson Lela Hacking Colleen Hammond Linda Moritzky Saralyn Murray Larry Paulson Linda Pope Dana Price Pat Punches Adreana Raines Barbara Sowards Linda Taylor Jane Williams 121 Kenny Stringham President Bob Pope Vice-President Joe Davis Mr. Louis Mele Advisor Kelly Goodrich Gary Goodrich John Gotfredson Scotty Gross Brent Hall Phil Johnson Randy Morrison Bill Pope Pat Punches Charles Risbon Clark Robinson Warren Sevy Frank Slaugh Jack Stanfill Gary Tassainer Kent Thomas Richard Wedig aenee Clui Darei Nelson Sue Ann Bilbey Jimmie Bowden Calleen Brady Lorna Pope Sheila Pruitt Kent Rex Mr. Bart Nelson David Schwobe Jon Banks Kathie Bates Teresa Henney Brent Rex Ray Caldwell Kathy Cloward Marilyn Felter Ellen Richardson Cleata Risbon Renita Risner Velyn Frandson Doug Hacking David Herman Barbara Schierkolk John Shumway Gloria Smith Carol Markosky Willa Rae Millecam Beth Patterson Cheryl Storey Ileen Storey Shannon Sweeney Jane Williams Secretary Hieuitit Club Diane Abplanalp Cheree Anderson Pat Beck Clifta Bennett Marian Burton Carol Call Tim Carter Mrs. Electa Caldwell Advisor Shauna Lemon 2nd Vice-Pres. Mr. Robert Jameson Advisor Jeanette M Billings President Connie Cook 1st Vice-Pres. Mike Adams Maureen Billings 124 Janet Alexander Jayne Bradshaw Robert Alexander LaNeita Burke Bert Chew Irene Cooper Book Store Manager Clifta Corless Susan Carroll Debby Curfew Marsha Eaton Anita Erickson Marilyn Felter Pat Gardiner Sandra Gentry Raye Nell Highland Claudette Lee Judy Gilbert Linda Hill Dana Mansfield Lela Hacking Sandra Holmes LeeAnn McKeachnie Gayle Harwell Sherry Jones Carol Markosky Lorraine Haws Laraine Landon John Millecam Linda Moritzky LuAnn Murdock Kieth Murray Sue Offutt Peggy O'Neil Brenda O'Neil Marie Peterson Vickie Peterson Betty Pitchford Linda Pope Shirlene Price Sheila Pruitt Linda Reynolds Ellen Richardson Renita Risner Pat Robbins Lanice Sadlier Dayle Sessions SITTING: Marsha Eaton, His- torian; Barbara Sowards, Presi- dent; Jennifer Postma, Secre- tary. STANDING: Saralyn Murray, Vice-Pres.; Kathy Cloward, Soph. Rep.; Mrs. Webb, Advisor. Ci'tii’ aiuf fftrUA' ten e Offff ice A SITTING: George Hodgkinson, Secretary; Willard Perry, Presi- dent; Dale Lee, Sr. Rep. STANDING: Clark Robinson, Vice-Pres.; Coach Louis Mele, Advisor; Coach Chad Ortan, Advisor; Duane Wilkins, Soph. Rep.; Merv Weeks, Jr. Rep. ; Not Present. Marvin Rust President John Gotfredson Vice-President Susan Bennett Secretary Cleata Risbon Recorder yheAui Aron Thedell Advisor Dana Price Historian Barbara Sowards Vickie Peterson Gerry Preece Warren Sevy Richard Woehrmann Clifta Bennett Irene Cooper David Schwobe Ellen Richardson Marilyn Anderson Cheryl Storey Marilyn Felter Brenda Rich Linda Wall Tammy Tate President Vice-President Secretary Sentinel fW Barbara Sowards i Sweetheart Doug Mecham Stewart Olsen Norman Powell Terry Pummell Gerald Smith Morgan Smuin Dale Snow Doyle Snow Leo Snow Bob Sowards Jim Wardell Donald Winder 129 STANDING: Marilyn Feiter, Parliamentarian; Connie Cook, Song Leader; Kay Henderson, Historian; Beverly Cur- few, Reporter; Rosemary Walker, President; Shauna Lemon, Vice-President; Clifta Bennett, Secretary. SITTING: Advisors, Mrs. Beth Orton, Mrs. Freda Davis. 130 We are the Future Homemakers of America We face the future with warm courage And high hope. For we have the clear consciousness of seeking Old and precious values. For we are the builders of homes, Homes for America's future. Homes where living will be the expression of everything That is good and fair. Homes where truth and love and security and faith Will be realities, not dreams. We are the Future Homemakers of America We face the future with warm courage And high hope. STANDING: Sue Offutt, Linda Swain, Sandra Gentry, Janet Oaks, Linda Hill, Kathy Cloward, Jean Oaks, Velyn Frandsen, Janet Gentry, Linda Gray, Kathy Warby, Beth Patterson. SITTING: Leslie Davis, Pat Gardiner, Susan Bennett, Marilyn Anderson, Gerry Preece, Peggy O’Neil, Marsha Eaton, Linda Freestone, Cheree Anderson, Mar- ian Burton. KNEELING: Jerri Kay, Vickie Peterson, Anita Erickson, Margie Glines, Dana Price, Coleen Ham- mond. STANDING: Juanita Sinfield, Sandy Holmes, Gail Smith, O'Neita Bastian, Ada Beth Winder, Jayne Bradshaw, Gayela Liebhardt, Gayle Harwell, Barbara Henline, Connie Simper, Ellen Richardson. SITTING: Barbara So- wards, Carolyn Dastrup, Catherine Davis, Janet Alexander, Irene Cooper, Jenny Aycock, Cheryl Storey, Lee Ann McKeachnie, Sherry Karren, Linda Pope. STANDING: Mary Sadlier, Brenda Rich, Willa Rae Millicam, Gloria Smith, Linda Reynolds, Florence Kay Goodrich, Linda Price, Linda Burton, Sherry Burton, Billy Gardiner, Carol Southam, Lorna Pope, Renita Risner. SITTING: Clara Turner, Lanice Sadlier, Carole Johnson, Debby Curfew, Connie Hoyee, Vivianne Harrison, Ronda Simmons, Marilyn Southam, Diane Abplanalp, Shirlene Price. STANDING: Renae Dow, Marilyn Hacking, Elynn Kidd, Ray Lynn Winkler, Lee Ann Batty, Alveretta Kloeppal, Charlotte Tomlinson, Diana Chivers, Carol Call, Judy Freestone, Brenda O’Neil. SITTING: Merlene Horton, Maureen Billings, Linda Wall, Linda Slaugh, Darlene Raines, Penny Cook, Jo Ann Durfee, Adreana Raines, Lorraine Haws, Ora Southam. Tim Carter Timoteo Miss Manwaring, Advisor Shauna Lemon Leonora Lee Ann McKeachnie Ana Beverly Curfew Berta Janet Alexander Juana Robert Alexander Roberto Kathy Allen Catalina Sue Ann Bilbey Susita Marilyn Anderson Mariana Jenny Aycock Juanita Clifta Bennett Carlita Kelly Buck ley Calito Carlita Calleen Brady Bruce Cook Bernardo Clifton Corless Carlos Cathrine Davis Catalina 133 Connie Hoyee Constancia Teresa Heeney Teresa Sidney Goodrich Diego' Dolores Hernandez Dulca Rex Jacobson Zorro Donald Joseph Donoto1 John Kindt Juan Patricia Kizzar Patricia' Laraine Landon Luisa Claudette Lee Carlota Pat Maurath Patricia Janice Montgomery Virginia Gary Freestone Carlos Lela Hacking Lila Corey Grua Francisco Nancy Goick Juanita Sandy Holmes Susita Vivian Harrison V'v Byron Goodrich Bernardo1 134 Peggy O’Neil ” Margarita Gerry Preece Luisa Linda Pope Linda Fen Simmons Fredrico Ronda Simmons Cecilia Gail Smith Gabriela Kris Stringham Alicia Dan Sundquist Daniel Shannon Sweeney Ana Dennise Young Danita Richard Woehrman Ricardo Linda Taylor Linda Carol Zufelt Carolina Loene Parks Lucia Adreana Raines Aderana Beth Patterson Maria Dana Price Daniela Judy Stephens Judi Dan Olsen Daniel James Pollard Diego 135 Student Body President Brent Hall 138 Vice-President Randy Morrison Secretary Colleen Hammond Historian Marilyn Anderson Business Manager LaNeita Burke Chief of Police Kelly Goodrich Head Cheerleader Vickie Peterson 139 Student Council STUDENT COUNCIL 1963-1964 - FRONT ROW, left to right: Randy Morrison, Brent Hall, Colleen Hammond. BACK ROW, left to right; Willard Perry, Pat Punches, Marilyn Anderson, Cleata Risbon, Marilyn Felter, Terry Stagg, Kelly Goodrich, Vickie Peterson, Barbara Sowards, LaNeita Burke. 140 Service Bureau Above, BACK, left to right: Mr. Ellis C. Worthen, Peggy O'Neil, Marvin Rust, Rich- ard Woehrmann. FRONT, left to right: Mr. Harold E. Hullinger, Faculty Chairman, Randy Morrison, Student Chairman, Mrs. Marilou Morris. Left: Saralyn Murray, Clark Robinson, Kay Henderson. 141 cmciej Kent Thomas President Gary Jane Ellen Billy Ada Beth Harlan Tassainer Vigil Wardle Winder Wilkins 142 Diane Abplanalp Robert Bowden Ann Allred James Bowden Barbara Beaman Kenneth A. Cooper Kathryn M. Behling Homer Corbin Elaine Atwood Dale Bowden Linda Lou Baker Creg Bowthorpe Judy Ballard Raymond Caldwell Pat Barlow Craig W. Collett O'Neita Bastian Reid Cook 143 Lane Fletcher Mike Freestone Eileen Busch Marsha Caldwell Robert Gee James B. Goodman Phyllis Caldwell Carol Call Sidney D. Goodrich Jimmy Gray 144 Lois Marie Hall Elmer Humphries Lorraine Haws Kent Me Carrel Linda Collier Penny Cook David Hatch Marie Dye Larry Hicks Janet Gentry Pamela Estes Linda Gray Keith Hodgkinson Kay Guinn Linda Gurr Garry Holfeltz Marilyn Hacking Susan Hall 145 Kieth Murray John Offutt Suzanne Marx Lynne Merkley Russell Pope Kennith Price Janet Murray Jean Oaks Brent Rex Kent Rex 146 Alan McConkie Darline Helct) Teresa Heeney Duane McConkie Carole Johnson David Merkley Aria Jones Sherry Jones Raye Nell Highland Linda Hill Kac McKee Leianna Hoopes Merle ne Horton Dennis Massey Linda Hullinger Linda Jackson Doug Mecham Nyla Jeffry 147 John Shumway Fen Simmons Mary Sadlier Claude Sims Dayle Sessions Dale Albert Snow Gloria Jean Smith Kenneth Southam Carol Rae Southam Doyle Snow Ellen Richardson Sharon Roberts Marilyn Southam Jim Wardell 148 Jo Ann Stone Michael White Ilene Storey Lorna Pope Bruce White Billie Dawn Gardiner Pat Wilson Barbara Schierkolk Duane Wilkins Linda Jo Swain Eugene Winder Susan Swain Karlene Sweatfield Shannon Sweeney Clara Turner Linda Wall Kathleen Wallace Kathy Warby 149 Stephan Abplanalp Maureen Billings Gordon Aycock Kathryn Sue Cloward Jon Banks Sharon Cox Wayne Bascom Terri Boren Craig Calder Calleen Brady Ellis Caldwell Sherry Burton George Chambliss Mary Denver Bert Chew Kathey Despain Max Dastrup Kathreen Evans Joe Wolfe Davis Velyn Frandsen Scott E. Duke Judy Freestone Gary Goodrich Cheryle Hardy Leland Gotfredson Patricia Hardy J. M. Green Dixie Hervert Evan Hall Connie Hoyee Jerry Hatch Helen Huff Todd Searle 150 Greg Horrocks Carol Markosky John Lube Cathie Swett Garold Luck David Schwobe Lynda Sharp Robert Bruce Scott DeVon Kay Smuin Louise Johnson Loren Mansfield Pat Maurath Garth Martinsen Willa Rae Millecam Max Mitchell Shari Miller Warren Mecham Jane Morton Mark W. Nash Becky Peterson Cregg Oaks Shirlene Price Ronald Olsen Darlene Raines Bill Pope Linda L. Reynolds Brian Purdy Brenda Rich Terry Pummell Louann Ross Dave Schneider Charles Stinson Pat Punches President Kay Henderson Vice-President Dana Mansfield Secretary Biff Lillian Chick Pat Thomas Bellon Allen Beynon Beck Bingham 152 Clara Jean Abplanalp Janet Alexander Lyn Aitken Larry Allred Doreen Abplanalp Kathy Allen Glenn Allred Roger I. Allred Cheree Anderson Genevieve Aycock John Babb Steve Bowden Melody Anderson Janet Babb Milt Billings Kerry Bowthorpe 153 Kelly Lee Anne Tim Clifta Buckley Batty Carter Bennett Susan James Vikki Clifton Bennett Cook Bullock Corless Marian Dennis Susan Denton Burton Eaton Carroll Evans Keith Jeri Nathan Diana Goodrich Caldwell Guinn Chivers 154 Baxbara Gary D. Kathie Burke Clark Hall Collier Hanberg Dixie Kay Val Ravoe Rick Cook Harrison Cook Hawkins Clifta Marion Beverly David COrless Haws Curfew Herman Debby Rick Catherine Donald Curfew Jensen Davis Joseph 155 Gary McLean John Millecam Larry Paulson Helen Marsha Grant Duran Eaton Mecham Linda Kenneth Florence Kay Freestone Murray Goodrich Jim Margie Dan Kathleen Oldham Glines Olsen Gurr Lela Alvin Lynda J. Larry D. Hacking Pearson Harmon Pedersen Raymond D. Perry James Pitchford Marilyn Hartle Connie Haws Fred Phillips James Pollard Naomi Hatch Barbara Henline Nolan Preece Smoky Rasmussen Cheryl Holley Sally Jones Keith Lynn Rasmussen Jimmy Reese Faye Hullinger Diane Kier 157 Pat Laraine Greg Claudette Kizziar Landon Robertson Lee Dick Judy Lee Ann David Ross Luck McKeachnie Schaefermeyer Dorthy Barbara Dennis Lorraine Morse Moss Singleton Nay Craig G. Sue Gerry Kim Smuin Offutt Preece Spendlove 158 Jennifer Danny Adreana Cleata Maxine Postma Sundquist Raines Risbon Dennis Pat Carolyn Randy Swain Robbins Roberts Terry Robin Diana Tommy Sharron Santee Searle Thomas Sharp Ronda Richard Carol Judy Simmons Wedig Soderquist Stephens 159 Linda Carter Jo Ann Durfee Jerri Kay Cheri ReNee Mitchell Loene Parks Brent Boren Chuck Cramer Bill Dye Dave Hacking Craig Hammond Margaret Chambers Pat Gardiner Gayela Liebhardt Janice Kay Montgomery Lanice Sadlier Lyndon Britt Neal Dastrup Byron Foster Douglas Hacking Rex Jacobsen Renae Dow Nancy Goick Patricia McConkie Linda Moritzky Sandra Shiner Creg Cook Leonard Deans Jay Gardiner Jim Hacking Perry Johnson Phil Johnson George McKinney Stephanie Stringham Charles Risbon Dennis Trujillo Linda Slaugh Linda Staley Lorin Price Greg Roberts Kent Van Leuven Charles McConkie Royce Merkley David Reynolds Narvene Winward Rae Lynn Winkler Paul McCoy Kris Stringham Linda Swain Chris H. Saylor Donald Winder Jacqueline Smuin Darel A. Nelson Ronald L. Reynolds Jim Steen Sharon Zufelt Ray McDonald Norman Powell Judy Walker Jane Williams Richard Woehrmann ■ £enio j Terry Stagg President Linda Pope Secretary Howard Busch Vice-President 162 Marilyn Kay Anderson Shris Anderson Judy Bradley Teri Tommy Anderson Tom Carol Ballard Robert Alexander Greyhound Karen Lee Clark Howard Walter Busch Glenna Cooper ’’ Cooper Jerry Case Irene Cooper Clod COope Neil B. Barney Jane Chambers Janie Roy Joseph Connie Cook Leah Bowden Russell B. Hatch Snatch Patrice Ballard Pat Dee Hullinger Jayne Bradshaw George Hodgkinson LaNeita Burke Brent Hall Jeanette Billings Byron Clark Goodrich Carolyn Dastrup Ronald Going Shary Hartie John Gotfredson Jane Hodgkinson Gayle Harwell Scotty Gross Nancy Hulburt Nanc Wade Goodrich Delores Hernandez John Labrum Nancy Gibson Jimmy Murray Betty Ann Gardiner Dennis Montgomery Judy Gilbert Randy Morrison Marilyn Felter Bob Martinez Dianna Lee Estes Diana mam 166 Karen Jolly Ron Murri Alvaretta Kloeppel Dallas Merrill Judy Luck Lucy Ned Oaks River Rat LuAnn Murdock Richard Offutt Shana Lee Merkley Stewart Olsen Stew Margaret O’Neil Peggy Eddie Oaks Sheila Pruitt Willard D. Perry Mary Beth Patterson Betty Jo Pitchford Bob Pope Whoot Linda Marie Pope Marvin Rust Margo B. Roper Clark Robinson Hoyle Evelyn Rich Dallas Rowley Beverly Reese Kenny Stringham Sonja Searle Sonnie Terry C. Stagg Cheryl Storey Jack Stanfill Sis Leta Shiner Juanita Sinfield Marvin Schnuerle Linda Seabolt I Frank Slaugh Gail Smith Leo Snow Ora Southam David Temples Saralyn Murray Sara Kenneth Winder Ken Linda Louise Taylor Sherman York DeLora Thomas Carol Zufelt Dennise Young 168 Butch Gillette Rosemary Walker William Dewey Bill- Tammy Tate John Young Kindt Thelda Young Dale Lee Patsy Colobella Dean Dow Kelly Goodrich Buzzard Linda Simper Linn Warren Kay Sevy Butch Susan Barnett Susie Mike Adams Sandy Holmes Ken Adney Colleen Hammond Coke Tony Wright Charlotte Tomlinson Terry Searle Jacque Sutton Twink Lynn R. Murray Twinkle Toes Charlotte Martinez Char William Eugene Hill, Jr. Hillbilly Geraldine Washburn Geri Terry Wilson Julie Abplanalp Kent McCurdy Snurd Carolyn Timothy Kenneth Jenkins Horse Eloise Evans Ken Sutton Connie Rae Gardiner Devier Dudley Donald Cannon Homer Robertson Buzz Seniors Not Pictured Eldon Atwood Bryce Barker Deloris Bodily Henry Cook Curtis Griggs Mike Hatch Fred Jones Keith Mackay MarRita Oaks Vickie Peterson Marshall Ralph Connie Simper Robert Sowards 171 Wh«’AWh« in the CittAA «ft W BACK ROW: Marvin Rust, Bob Sowards, Kelly Goodrich, Brent Hall. INSET: Bill Dewey. MIDDLE ROW: Beth Patterson, Randy Morrison, Connie Cook, Vickie Peterson, LuAnn Murdock, Colleen Hammond, LaNeita Burke, Peggy O'Neil. FRONT ROW: Marilyn Felter, Tammy Tate, Linda Pope, Barbara Sowards. These students are chosen on their school, community, and church activities and on their scholastic record. 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LLOYD’S MOTOR Rambler Parts and Service FACULTY Allred, Dee 14,121 Blazzard, John 11,21 Caldwell, Bill 20,74,79,86,104, 105,116 Caldwell, Electa 13,16,124 Dastrup, Lanis 15,118 Davis, Freda 22,130 El wood, Arlo 18 Freeman, Charlie 18 Hansen, Aaron 12 Hardy, Lynn 12 Hopla, Harold 17 Hullinger, Harold 14,141 Jameson, Robert 13,124 Landon, Doyle 18,129 Manwaring, Estel 17,70,133 Massey, Valda 14,21,70,121 Mele, Lou 15,75,77,78,79,94, 95.100.101.122.127 Morris, Marilou 16,141 Nelson, Bart 20,108,123 Orton, Beth 22,130 Orton, Chad 21,74,79,90,104, 105.127 Peterson, Ramond 16 Rex, Leland 10 Smith, Roy 20 Swainston, Paul 18 Thedell, Aron 19,112,128 Thomas, Lynn 21 Thomas, Paul 17,71,114 Webb, Wilma 23,127 Worthen, Ellis 19,56,141 SENIORS Abplanalp, Julie 170 Adams, Mike 114,124,169 Adney, Ken 37,54,170 Alexander, Robert 47,54,75,81, 85,89,104,106,107,117,124, 133.163 Anderson, Marilyn 50,58,119,128, 131.133.139.140.163 Anderson, Shris 163 Anderson, Tommy 163 Atwood, Eldon 95 Ballard, Carol 61,163 Ballard, Pat 61,112,164 Barker, Bryce 129 Barnett, Susan 42,43,57,60,93, 118,169 Barney, Neil 62,163 Billings, Jeanette M. 46,124,164 Bowden, Leah 44,164 Bradley, Judy 49,163 INDEX Bradshaw, Jayne 60,124,131,164 Burke, LaNeita 36,39,45,118,120, 121.124.139.140.164.172 Busch, Howard 34,48,58,84,87, 88.100.101.103.117.162.163 Cannon, Donald 170 Case, Jerry 163 Chambers, Jane 60,119,163 Chivers, DeLora Thomas 45,49 115,168 Clark, Karen 44,49,112,163 Colobella, Patsy 35,37,50,113, 118,120,169 Cook, Connie 46,121,124,130, 163.172 Cooper, Glenna 55,60,118,120,163 Cooper, Irene 36,51,60,125,128, 131.163 Dastrup, Carolyn 118,120,131,164 Dewey, William 44,47,54,121, 169.172.173 Dow, Dean 62,169 Dudley, Devier 54,75,80,129,170 Estes, Dianna 165 Evans, Eloise 170 Felter, Marilyn 6,44,45,50,112, 119,121,123,125,128,130,140, 165.172.173 Gardiner, Betty Ann 57,165 Gardiner, Connie Rae 57,170 Gibson, Nancy 119,165 Gilbert, Judy 36,46,60,118,125,165 Gillette, Butch 108,117,169 Going, Ronald 164 Goodrich, Byron 54,70,134,164 Goodrich, Kelly 41,54,62,74,80, 84,87,89,100,103,116,122,139, 140.169.172 Goodrich, Wade 165 Gotfredson, John 44,45,49,54,58, 108,109,122,128,164 Griggs, Curt 117 Gross, Scotty 122,165 Hall, Brent 41,44,45,49,55,58, 116.122.138.140.164.172 Hammond, Colleen 34,36,45,46, 48,55,60,118,120,121,131,138, 140.170.172.173 Hartle, Shary 164 Harwell, Gayle 60,114,125,131, 165 Hatch, Russell 54,62,84,89,117,164 Hernandez, Delores 47,134,165 Hill, Gene 95,170 Hodgkinson, George 116,127,164 Hodgkinson, Jane 113,164 Holmes, Sandy 37,46,69,119,120, 125.131.134.169 Hulburt, Nancy 114,165 Hullinger, Dee 62,164 Jenkins, Ken 80,94,99,116,170 Jolly, Karen 42,43,60,93,118.166 Joseph, Roy 55,163 Kindt, John 57,134,169 Kloeppel, Alvaretta 44,49,132,166 Labrum, John 165 Lee, Dale 28,34,37,41,51,74,81, 85.87.89.116.127.169 Luck, Judy 44,45,49,69,114,166 McCurdy, Kent 75,81,94,96,100, 102,116,170 Martinez, Bob 37,75,80,165 Martinez, Charlotte 170 Merkley, Shana Lee W. 46,166 Merrill, Dallas 166 Montgomery, Dennis 55,75,80,94, 97,108,109,165 Morrison, Randy 45,50,52,55,112, 122.138.140.141.165.172 Murdock, LuAnn 46,60,126,166, 172 Murray, Jimmy 165 Murray, Lynn 170 Murray, Saralyn 37,118,121,127, 141,168 Murri, Ron 117,166 Oaks, Eddie 54.84,88,100.101, 102.117.166 Oaks, Ned 41,74,81,116,166 Offutt, Dick 166 Olsen, Stewart 45,60,62,129,166 O'Neil, Peggy 36,46,47,48,58, 126.131.135.141.166.172 Patterson, Beth 47,57,123,131, 135.166.172 Perry, Willard 48,54,58,85,88, 104.105.107.117.127.129.140.166 Peterson, Vickie 31,42,43,93,118, 126.128.131.139.140.172 Pitchford, Betty 60,125,167 Pope, Bob 74,77,81,94,96,116, 122.167 Pope, Linda 121,126,131,135, 162.167.172 Pruitt, Sheila 44,45,49,60,123, 126.166 Ralph, Marshall 48,51,60 Reese, Beverly 119,167 Rich, Evelyn 167 Robertson, Homer 44,45,49,170 Robinson, Clark 37,41,54,75,77, 80,84,88,104,116,122,127, 141.167 Roper, Margo B. 167 189 Rowley, Dallas 167 Rust, Marvin 44,45,46,47,48,49, 50,51,52,54,60,128,141,167, 172 Schnuerle, Marvin 62,168 Seabolt, Linda 114,119,168 Searle, Sonja 30,37,42,43,93, 118.167 Searle, Terry 170 Sevy, Warren 108,109,122,126, 128.169 Shiner, Leta 167 Simper, Connie 131 Simper, Linda 37,60,115,119,169 Sinfield, Juanita 46,56,57,119, 126.131.168 S la ugh, Frank 36,44,46,55,122,168 Smith, Gail 47,113,126,131,135,168 Snow, Leo 129,168 Southam, Ora 60,132,168 Sowards, Barbara 31,118,121,126, 127.128.129.131.140.170.172 Sowards, Bob 55,75,80,117,121, 129.172 Stagg, Terry 36,55,71,108,109, 126.140.162.167 Stanfill, Jack 74,81,100,102,117,167 Storey, Cheryl 44,49,123,128, 131.167 Stringham, Kenny 37,41,74,77, 81.94.96.122.167 Sutton, Jacque 115,170 Sutton, Kenny 170 Tate, Tammy 36,45,51,60,118, 126.128.169.172 Taylor, Linda 44,46,49,60,55, 119.121.135.168 Temples, David 168 Timothy, Carolyn 60,170 Tomlinson, Charlotte 60,119,170 Walker, Rosemary 55,119,126, 130.169 Washburn, Geri 46,48,55,126,170 Wilson, Terry 108,170 Winder, Ken 55,168 Wright, Tony 170 York, Sherman 168 Young, Dennise 113,135,168 Young, Thelda 46,169 Zufelt, Carol 60,135,168 JUNIORS Abplanalp, Clara Jean 48,51,60,153 Abplanalp, Dean 153 Abplanalp, Doreen 60,153 Aitken, Lyn 153 Alexander, Janet 33.45,112,124, 131,133,153 Allen, Kathy 38,48,50,51,121, 133,153 Allen, Lillian 152 Allred, Glenn 153 Allred, Larry 59,95,153 Allred, Roger 108,109,153 Anderson, Cheree 119,124,131,153 Anderson, Melody 153 Aycock, Jenny 119,131,133,153 Babb, Janet 60,153 Babb, John 60,88,115,153 Bates, Kathie 123,153 Batty, Lee Anne 119,132,154 Beck, Pat 124,152 Bellon, Biff 152 Bennett, Clifta 38,44,46,112,124, 128.130.133.154 Bennett, Susan 38,46,47,119,121, 128.131.154 Beynon, Chick 41,62,94,98,152 Billings, Milt 94,96,117,153 Bingham, Thomas 94,97,117,129,152 Boren, Brent 50,68,112,160 Bowden, Steve 153 Bowthorpe, Kerry 153 Britt, Lyndon 160 Buckley, Kelly 38,112,133,154 Bullock, Vikki 68,154 Burton, Marian 38,118,120,124, 131.154 Caldwell, Christine 114,154 Caldwell, Jeri 154 Carroll, Susan 60,125,154 Carter, Linda 60,160 Carter, Tim 47,121,124,133,154 Chambers, Margaret 61,160 Chivers, Diana 46,132,154 Clark, Barbara 61,155 Collier, Kathie 155 Cook, Bruce 47,68,108,109,133,154 Cook, Creg 104,160 Cook, Dixie 155 Cook, James 129,154 Cook, Ravoe 155 Corless, Clifta 125,155 Corless, Clifton 52,60,133,154 Cramer, Chuck 150 Curfew, Beverly 44,47,121,130, 133.155 Curfew, Debby 125,132,155 Dastrup, Neal 40,84,88,100,103, 115,160 Davis, Catherine 131,133,155 Davis, Leslie 131,155 Deans, Leonard 160 Dow, Renae 60,132,160 Duran, Helen 156 Durfee, Jo Ann 57,132,160 Dye, Bill 129,160 Eaton, Dennis 60,154 Eaton, Marsha 35,68,125,127, 131,156 Erickson, Anita 119,121,125,131,156 Evans, Denton 154 Foster, Byron 160 Freestone, Gary 134 Freestone, Linda 131,156 Gardiner, Jay 160 Gardiner, Pat 125,131,160 Gentry, Sandra 118,125,131 Glines, Margie 118,131,156 Goick, Nancy 47,134,160 Goodrich, Florence 132,156 Goodrich, Keith 57,60,154 Guinn, Gene (Nathan) 74,85,89, 104.117.154 Gurr, Kathleen 156 Hacking, Dave 160 Hacking, Doug 58,74,94,97,116, 123.129.160 Hacking, Jim 57,160 Hacking, Lela 60,121,125,134,156 Hadlock, Todd 155 Hall, Gary 58,95,98,129,155 Hammond, Craig 160 Hanberg, Burke 91,155 Harmon, Lynda 156 Harrison, Val 155 Harrison, Viviane 44,45,68,113, 119,132,134,157 Hartle, Marilyn 157 Hatch, Naomi 157 Hawkins, Rick 62,74,80,95,100, 103.116.155 Haws, Connie 60,115,157 Haws, Marion 113,155 Henderson, Kay 34,38,69,118, 130,141,152 Henline, Barbara 131,157 Herman, David 113,123,155 Holley, Cheryl 38,68,119,157 Huber, Ray 129 Hullinger, Faye 61,157 Jacobsen, Rex 134,160 Jensen, Rick 68,155 Johnson, Perry 160 Johnson, Phil 74,80,95,100,102, 117.122.161 Jones, Sally 48,59,157 Joseph, Donald 33,52,60,134,155 Kay, Jerri 38,119,120,160 Kier, Diane 49,157 190 Kizziar, Pat 44,45,113,134,158 Landon, Laraine 61,125,134,158 Lee, Claudette 125,134,158 Lemon, Shauna 47,124,130,133,158 Liebhardt, Gayela 60,131,160 Luck, Judy 60,68,158 McConkie, Charles 161 McConkie, Patricia 160 McCoy, Paul 129,161 McDonald, Ray 161 McKeachnie, Lee Ann 125,131, 133,158 McKinney, George 161 McLean, Gary 57,156 Mansfield, Dana 38,44,46,114, 125.152 Mecham, Grant 58,156 Merkley, Royce 161 Millecam, John 57,125,156 Mitchell, Cheri 60,160 Montgomery, Janice 45,50,51,60, 134,160 Moritzky, Linda 121,126,160 Morse, Dorthy 29,60,113,118,158 Moss, Barbara 158 Murray, Ken 38,44,45,49,50,52, 68,113,156 Nay, Lorraine 158 Nelson, Darel 44,123,161 Oaks, Janet 60,131,158 Offutt, Sue 126,131,158 Oldham, Jim 156 Olsen, Dan 135,156 Parks, Loene 60,135,160 Paulson, Larry 44,50,121,156 Pearson; Alvin 32,156 Pedersen, Larry 57,156 Perry, Raymond 157 Phillips, Fred 157 Pitchford, James 60,157 Pollard, James 38,48,58,107,114, 135.157 Postma, Jennifer 127,159 Powell, Norman 94,117,129,161 Preece, Gerry 47,69,121,128,131, 135.158 Preece, Nolan 57,157 Price, Dana 50,118,121,128,131, 135.159 Price, Lorin 100,102,161 Punches, Pat 75,80,104,116,121, 122.140.152 Raines, Adreana 47,121,132,135,159 Rasmussen, Keith 85,89,108,109, 117,157 Rasmussen, Smoky 157 Reese, Jimmy 157 Reynolds, David 161 Reynolds, Ronald 113,161 Richens, Marvin 157 Risbon, Chuck 60,74,80,104,115, 116,122,161 Risbon, Cleata 44,45,49,115,121, 123,128,140,159 Robbins, Pat 46,113,126,159 Roberts, Carolyn 159 Roberts, Floyd 95,104 Roberts, Greg 41,104,161 Robertson, Greg 74,104,107,117,158 Ross, Dick 158 Sadlier, Lanice 126,132,160 Sayler, Chris 104,161 Santee, Robin 159 Schaefermeyer, David 48,51,158 Searle, Diana 159 Searle, Rodney 104 Sharp, Sharron 60,159 Shiner, Sandra 160 Simmons, Ronda 132,135,159 Sims, David 62 Singleton, Dennis 158 Slaugh, Linda 126,132,161 Smuin, Craig 158 Smuin, Jacqueline 161 Soderquist, Carol 60,119,120,159 Spendlove, Kim 116,158 Staley, Linda 161 Steen, Jim 161 Stephens, Judy 46,135,159 Stringham, Kris 47,60,135,161 Stringham, Stephanie 60,161 Sundquist, Danny 44,135,159 Swain, Dennis 159 Swain, Linda 60,61,131,161 Terry, Randy 159 Thomas, Tommy 74,81,95,104, 116.159 Trujillo, Dennis 161 Van Leuven, Kent 60,161 Walker, Judy 161 Wedig, Richard 60,74,81,108,109, 117.122.159 Weeks, Merv 85,89,117,159 Weist, Don 49,50,60,113 Williams, Jane 69,118,121,124,161 Winder, Donald 129,161 Winkler, Rae Lynn 119,132,161 Winward, Narvene 60,68,161 Woehrmann, Richard 45,49,50,51, 52,60,62,126,128,135,141,161 Zufelt, Sharon 161 SOPHOMORES Abplanalp, Diane 61,124,132,143 Abplanalp, Stephen 150 Allred, Ann 60,143 Atwood, Elaine 143 Aycock, Gordon 104,150 Baker, Linda 61,143 Ballard, Judy 56,57,143 Banks, Jon 123,150 Barker, Monte 95,129 Barlow, Pat 61,143 Bascom, Wayne 150 Bastian, O'Neita 59,131,143 Beaman, Barbara 57,143 Behling, Kathy 143 Bilbey, Sue Ann 57,123,133,144 Billings, Maureen 124,132,151 Bodily, Alice 61,144 Boren, Terri 60,150 Bowden, Dale 75,116,143 Bowden, James 123,143 Bowden, Robert 95,143 Bowthorpe, Creg 62,143 Brady, Calleen 51,60,123,133,150 Burton, Linda 132,144 Burton, Sherry 132,150 Busch, Eileen 59,144 Calder, Craig 104,150 Caldwell, Ellis 62,150 Caldwell, Marsha 144 Caldwell, Phyllis 60,144 Caldwell, Raymond 57,123,143 Call, Carol 46,124,132,144 Campbell, Rod 104 Chambliss, George 57,91,150 Chapman, Leta 61,144 Chew, Bert 125,150 Clark, Gloria 144 Cloward, Kathy 123,127,131,150 Collett, Craig 57,104,143 Collier, Linda 56,57,143 Cook, Penny 132,145 Cook, Reid 129,143 Cooper, Ken 60,95,143 Corbin, Homer 62,143 Cox, Sharon 61,150 Dastrup, Max 75,91,100,103,150 Davis, Joe 60,74,95,104,116,122,150 Denver, Mary 57,150 Despain, Kathey 60,150 Downard, Robert 60,94,98,100, 101,117,142 Duke, Scott 95,150 Dye, Marie 61,145 Estes, Pamela 145 Evans, Jody 144 Evans, Kathy 48,59,150 191 Fletcher, Lane 74,80,95,99,104, 117,144 Frandsen, Velyn 38,123,131,150 Freestone, Judy 132,150 Freestone, Mike 144 Gardiner, Billie Dawn 132,149 Gee, Bobby 57,75,104,117,144 Gentry, Janet 131,145 Goodman, James 48,51,60,144 Goodrich, Gary 62,91,100,102, 104,122,150 Goodrich, Sidney 47,134,144 Gotfredson, Leland 57,108,109,150 Gray, Jimmy 144 Gray, Linda 57,131,145 Green, Jerry 48,51,60,62,150 Grua, Corey 45,57,88,91,134,144 Guinn, Kay 45,145 Gurr, Linda 61,145 Hacking, Marilyn 132,145 Hall, Evan 45,104,107,150 Hall, Lois 145 Hall, Susan 145 Hardy, Cheryle 57,60,150 Hardy, Patricia 60,150 Hardy, Philip 95,99,104,144 Hatch, David 60,104,145 Hatch, Jerry 57,104,150 Haws, Lorraine 125,132,145 Heeney, Teresa 47,57,123,134,147 Helco, Carline 61,147 Hervert, Dixie 150 Hicks, Larry 145 Highland, Raye Nell 48,51,60,125,147 Hill, Linda 125,131,147 Hodgkinson, Keith 145 Holfeltz, Garry 57,145 Hoopes, Leianna 61,145 Horrocks, Greg 60,151 Horton, Merlene 132,147 Hoyee, Connie 132,134,150 Huff, Helen 57,150 Hullinger, Linda 147 Humphries, Elmer Dwayne 91,145 Jackson, Linda 61,147 Jeffry, Nyla 147 Johnson, Carole 132,147 Johnson, Chuck 47,104,107 Johnson, Louise 61,151 Jones, Aria 48,59,147 Jones, Sherry 60,125,147 Karren, Sherry 61,131,146 Keen, Robyn 61 Kidd, Elynn 132,146 Kier, Corrine 45,146 Lube, John 151 192 Luck, Garold 151 McCarrel, Kent 145 McConkie, Alan 62,147 McConkie, Duane 104,147 McKee, Mac 57,147 McKinney, Gordon 62 Mansfield, Loren 58,59,150 Markosky, Carol 57,123,125,151 Martinsen, Garth 104,117,151 Marx, Suzanne 146 Massey, Dennis 147 Maurath, Pat 48,60,134,151 Mecham, Doug 60,129,147 Mecham, Warren 60,151 Merkley, David 147 Merkley, Lynne 146 Millecam, Willa Rae 45,50,123, 132.151 Miller, Shari 61,151 Mitchell, Max 151 Monsen, Donald 146 Morton, Jane 57,61,151 Murray, Janet 146 Murray, Kieth 91,126,146 Nash, Mark 151 Oaks, Cregg 91,151 Oaks, Jean 61,131,146 Offutt, John 57,62,146 Oldson, Ronald 104,151 O'Neil, Brenda 48,59,126,132,146 Pearson, Pat 60,146 Pederson, Ronnie 51,56,57,75 Peterson, Becky 151 Peterson, Marie 126,148 Pope, Bill 75,81,94,97,100,101, 103.117.122.151 Pope, Lorna 38,48,51,60,123, 132,149 Pope, Russell 146 Price, Kennith 146 Price, Linda 57,132 Price, Shirlene 46,126,132,151 Pummell, Terry 129,151 Purdie, Bryan 62,151 Raines, Darlene 132,151 Rex, Brent 57,75,123,146 Rex, Kent 57,91,123,146 Reynolds, Linda 126,132,151 Rich, Brenda 44,128,138,151 Richardson, Ellen 59,123,126,128, 131,148 Risner, Renita 48,51,60,123,126, 132,142 Roberts, Leon 62,91,100,102,146 Roberts, Sharon 56,57,148 Ross, Louann 60,151 Sadlier, Mary 132,148 Schierkolk, Barbara 57,61,123,149 Schneider, Dave 151 Schwobe, David 57,75,104,123, 128,151 Scott, Robert 151 Searle, Rhett 146 Searle, Roland 62,104,148 Searle, Todd 57,150 Sessions, Dayle 35,126,148 Sharp, Lynda 151 Shumway, John 75,91,104,123,148 Simmons, Fen 47,135,148 Sims, Claude 62,148 Slaugh, Craig 95 Smith, Gloria 38,123,132,148 Smith, Gerald 129 Smuin, DeVon 38,41,51,60,74,151 Smuin, Morgan 129 Snow, Dale 62,129,148 Snow, Doyle 129,148 Southam, Carol 48,60,132,148 Stagg, Shelley 62,91 Steele, Sharyl 61,148 Stewart, Gloria 151 Stinson, Charles 151 Stone, Jo Ann 149 Storey, liene 57,123,149 Swain, Linda Jo 61,149 Swain, Susan 149 Sweatfield, Karlene 149 Sweeney, Shannon 123,126,135,149 Swett, Cathie 151 Tassainer, Gary 38,62,75,81,91, 100.101.103.104.107.116.122.142 Thomas, Kent 75,80,91,100,102, 104.107.116.122.142 Turner, Clara 60,132,149 Vigil, Jane 61,142 Wall, Linda 61,128,132,149 Wallace, Kathleen 46,126,149 Warby, Kathy 131,149 Wardell, Jim 62,129,148 Wardle, Billy 62,75,94,98,117,142 Westwood, Robert 57,148 White, Bruce 57,149 White, Michael 149 Wilkins, Duane 57,127,149 Wilkins, Harlan 142 Wilson, Pat 149 Winder, Ada Beth 131,142 Winder, Eugene 104,149 ■