Wasatch Academy - Wasatka Yearbook (Mount Pleasant, UT)

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JERRY BROWN Eureka! Coach's helper is here, Wi+h smiles, perseverance, and lols ol good cheer MARY BRYANT Wi+h personalily plus and sparkling eyes, She keeps us laughing wilh commenls wise. RUBY BUFFHAM Colorado is her lavorife place, And she always has a smiling face. LEAH CARTER She is keeper of fhe Junior Class Treasure, Her smiles and good cheer are wilhoul measure. ROBERT COWLEY Full of wiT+y pranks and Tricks, Hunfing and school work he does mix. arf' X RUTH COX She came from fhe land of fhe Golden Gale, High in afhlelics she does rale. SALLY COX This red-haired girl cooks and sews, And culs hair well, as everyone knows. JAMES DARNELL ln conversalion his humor is sly, In alhlelics his rafing is high. BOYD GIBBONS In fencing and drumming he is fops, Wifh willy remarks he seldom sfops. JAMES HARRISON He's quief and mannerly in all his ways, His hard work in sporls really pays. WINONA HART Of horses and home she olfen sings, ln fhe glee club her allo voice rings. SUE HARTMAN She has a definife flare for work on fhe sfage, By her dimpled smile her disposifion we gauge. LORRAINE HOOD For our feam her enfhusiasrn runs high, She's in fronf fwirling when ihe band marches by. ORVILLE HOOD He's in fhere plugging in every game, In our alhlefic world he's made a name. x

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-'zffr Leff +0 righfz- MR. OTTO, BETTY BAKER, BOBBY MADSEN, JIM SUTTEER, Presidenh JIM HAR- RISON. DONNA LEE MENZIES. DIANE ALLER From fhe pofa'roe sfafe came fhis dark-haired lass, To piay fhe piano and make good grades in dass. BETTY BAKER She helps edif fhe yearbook and of- fice papers, And spends her spare Time in saxo- phone capers. BRUCE BAKER He caIIs home, CoIorado's biggesf cify, I'Ie's quiet subfle, and very wiffy. BONNIE BARRETT She has a sunny disposihon, And she sefs siaqe props in posiiion. GERALD BI BLER A+ baskefb-aII he is very abIe, I Monfana's his sfafeg JeHy's his Iafnle. 28 unions The Junior cIass, headed by Jimmy Suffeer, sfarfed Jrhe year wi'rh a ge? ac- quainred parfy for Ihe class ai' Ihe cabin, enferfained fhe Frosh af a parfy, as a proieci' sold crew hafs, and climaxed 'rhe year wifh a +radi+ionaI Junior-Senior.

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I LARRY JAEGER He came To our school iusT This year, And quiclcly began his TooTball career. MAXINE JOHNSON LasT summer on a caravan she did go, In church work she is in The know. BETSY KOCH This eTTicienT girl's Trom The STaTe oT The Lone STar, WiTh her amiable TemperamEnT she oughl To go Tar. ELIZABETH KOSKIE She sings and plays The accordion well. And oT DragerTon she does Tell. JANICE LONG Here and aT home she's Tarned Tor her voice OT all acTiviTies rnusios her choice. JAMES D. LUCAS He lived on The campus when he was small. And now he answers The gospel Team call. ROBERTA MADSEN There are orange and black Tails on her gloclcenspiel, And when she plays merry noTes ouTward peal. GEORGE MANSON LeT George do iTl ThaT's The call. When iT comes To elecTriciTy he's on The ball. TIM MANTLE The iunior ambassador oT good will. Need a Tall Tale? ThaT order he'll Till. GARY MASSEY He's among The Carbon CounTy Tens, His TavoriTe iob is poTs and pans. DONNA LEE MENZIES She's secreTary oT The Junior Exec., ln Alice DormiTory she does check. JESSIE MILLAR Here's a girl wiTh personaliTy sweeT, Her horn playing and marching can'T be beat WILLIAM MORGAN Keeps The lower hall shining bright In hunTing he displays his mighT. GLEN NELSON We'll always remember him Tor his yellow booTs, And The bows and arrows which he oflen shooTs. 30