Viewmont High School - Eddas Yearbook (Bountiful, UT)

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Davis Cup: 3rd Place JaeAnn Atwood Linda Barnes Michelle Dennis Anna Durtschi New Debbie Bullock Shiree Call Janine Clark Judy Giles Catherine Hansen Carol Hayes ess s W l X i. . A as ggi, 'I Y e ' ' i Sally Ingles Greta Jervis Robyn Randall Mary Soelberg Helen Peters fadvisorj The Flag and Rifle Corps got off to a great start last summer. Ninth graders that interested in joining the colorguard marched with them in the parades. Marching skills and flag and rifle mevements, ranging from basic to advanced, were taught at a three day workshop held at Lltah State University. School started and with it, came many hours of work. 51 man'hours alone were required in making up routines to the four marching songs for competition. Even more hours were spent in teaching, learning, and perfecting routines. But all of the work, sweat and tears paid off on the night of October l3th, the Davis Cup Competition, where the Colorguard placed 3rd. The second semester, a routine to Eye of the Tiger was presented at the basketball half-time of the season opener against Davis High. The officers were - Rifle President: Janine Clark, Flag President: Judy Gilesg Head Drill Mistresses: Michelle Dennis and Catherine Hanseng Assistant Drill Mistressesg JaeAnn Atwood and Debbie Bullock, Secretary: Robyn Randall. Catherine Hansen learning the routine to New York New York 76 COLORGLIARD

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Viewmont Gymnasts The i982-83 gymnastics team consisted of 18 girls including the manager. These girls ranged from sophomores to Seniors. Although the team was small, they were full of energy, excitement, and the unity that it takes to succeed. Kamile Anderson, Shelly Knighton, Kamee Leishman, Lori Owen, Mindy Salmon, Kim Sarris, Julie Sorenson, and Jolene Ward were all return gymnasts from last year's team. Together with the new members, they all worked hard to make this a very successful year. The goal of this years team was to win the region meet, held April 6th, go undefeated in region competition, and have a few girls place at the state meet. They worked hard towards their goals with success. The coaches, Pierce and Arhart, say that with their energy and skill, Kim Sarris and Julie Sorenson are the seniors they think are scholarship material. 78 GYMNASTICS