Viewmont High School - Eddas Yearbook (Bountiful, UT)

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NICKS - A SOPHOMORE DISEASE CAUSED BY SHAVING. OREO - BRAVES' REVENGE ON VI- KINGS. POWDER - STUFF THAT AT- TRACTS THE SKIERS TO THE SLOPES. PANIC - REFER TO RESTROOMS. QUIZ - SURPRISE TEST SPRUNG ON STUDENTS. RESTROOM - LOCKED, SEE ALSO PANIC. REAGANOMICS - WORD TO DE- SCRIBE PRESENT ECONOMIC CONDITION. SLUFFING - UNEXCUSED AB- SENCE NO MATTER HOW GOOD THE EXCUSE IS. SKIING - REFER TO SLUFFING. SEMINARY - REFER TO SLUFFING. -MWWMQQJWWAMW 3 f- 2- W ' uf L v 1, A.: J gf, fu .4259 Rf . : .k.s . Qf,:l25i??wi'2-'-i . , WW- 'L .TEMW 1' .M fa .ww -?:'Efe,sfF1 ie-1-5- 4 A -:wif Q f- -' 45' :J .6 . Mxgswgxgq 3 3 my ,L , ,wuz-149, an,-.--H ' I I , 7 -AL IQGQI T: TEMPLE - REFER TO SEMINARY. TRUANT - OUT OF CLASS, NO PERMISSION. EMPLOYMENT - OUT OF WORK, WHAT THE DEMOCRATS BLAME ON REAGANOMICS. VIEWMONT - INSTITUTION OF LEARNING. VACATION - THE WORD THAT GETS STUDENTS' ATTENTION. wfg ,- Nr ' - ,...,'..f1 -, 4 W -T . we J-ff ' ' .. I f--. ' ,. , ,,,.R,V.,,:,i .Q-4, , , . 1 . ,. k I, ,.,,, -V. W- ' .If J.. .......,.Z...W,,,, ... ...lv Y f 1 ' I W: WORK - THE THING WE ALL HATE TO DO, ESPECIALLY AT HOME XEROX - EASY WAY TO TAKE NOTES. SECOND LETTER IN UEXTRATER- RESTRIAL. YELL LEADERS - THOSE 5 GUYS WHO JUMP AROUND WITH THE CHEERLEADERS. ZOO - WHAT VIEWMONT IS COM- MONLY CALLED. ZION - BRICK BUILDING LOCATED IN WEST PARKING LOT.

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A: ABSENCE - TWO TYPES, EX- CUSED AND UNEXCUSED, OF- TEN TO SKIP TEST OR UN- PLEASANT ASSIGNMENT. ANIMALS - WHAT VIEWMONT IS ILLED WITH. 2 Q Y fi f fm W B: BONFIRE - BURNING OF THE BRAVES Q20-OJ. BRAVES - LOCAL PEOPLE WHO SHOP AT NEARBY DESERET INDUSTRIES. C: COLD CLASSROOMS - RESULT OF THE ENERGY CRUNCH. CHRISTMAS - THE HOLIDAY WE LOOK FORWARD TO IN AUGUST. D: DATING - BOY: THRILL OF VIC- TORY, AGONY OF DEFEAT. GIRL: GET THEM TO LIKE YOU, THEN DROP THEM. 16 GLOSSARY VHS Glossary EATING - BAD HABIT LEADING TO EXCESSIVE WEIGHT GAIN. ENGLISH - SOMETHIN' YOUS DOESN'T LIKES BUT IS FORCED TO TAKE. FAILING - PASSPORT TO SUMMER SCHOOL. FIRST - WHAT VIKINGS ARE FOXY - TERM USED TO DESCRIBE GIRLS IN THE HALL. GRADES - QUARTERLY PANIC, MAKES THE DEPRESSION LOOK MILD. GYM - THE CLASS TAKEN FOR AN EASY Ph -Ed HICCOUGHS - UNINTELLIBIBLE SOUNDS, ALWAYS SEEM TO COME AT THE WRONG TIME. HOMEWORK - MUCH GIVEN, LIT- TLE COMPLETED. INSURANCE - COMMON PAYMENT AMONG THE 16 AND OLDER. INVINCIBLE - WHAT VIEWMONT GIRLS ARE. JUNE - BEGINNING OF SUMMER - FUN AND SUN. KISSING - LIKE JUNK FOOD, EN- JOYABLE BUT TOO MUCH IS NOT GOOD FOR YOU. LIBRARY - SHHHHH! LUNCH - MIDDAY BREAK FOR A TRIP TO THE LOCAL FAST FOOD HANGOUT. : MONEY - LIKE GAS, IS IN SHORT SUPPLY. MAY - GRADUATION - INDEPEN- DENCE FOR SENIORS. f 2 X12

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Haunted Hollow Lane Rozema S Laura Davenport f 5: Qu Mike Glines S Lori West The Halloween Girls' Dance was held on the 30th of October in the VHS gym. The dance was sponsored by the FFA with the theme being Haunted Hollow . The gym was decorated with bundles of corn stalks, pumpkins and hay blocks. The group was a disc jockey who played records for the dance. Couples came as his 8 hers to cos- tumes to casual. Most couples responded to the dance as a success except for the pictures. Only one camera was useable, which resulted in long and tedious lines. Many couples went without getting pic- tures. There was still a line when the dance ended and the lights came on. That was the major complaint made by many. Lyn Dean S Richelle Snow Todd Sowell S Lisa O'Brien A Craig Davies S Julie Reeve A , 7 X 5-. lt Z ,-AW 5 0 P Q A . :. li i T' ' Iva-x U XJ 5 A-' X A I L- fx' g cf ll 'x v,,'1 iq ' rdlf W , , El 'INK 1 N J ll' va, sq re ! r XX - . 'mv J In , C X ' - 18 HALLOWEEN DANCE