Wasatch Academy - Wasatka Yearbook (Mount Pleasant, UT)

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055, 6 Eirsf Row, lell To rrghlzf MRS. OTTO, CLARK BENNETT, JIM SUTTEER, KEITH McHENRY, BILL MORGAN, VERNON DYER, MR. OTTO. Second Row:- JIM CARGILE, JOHN RUPPEL, JON VISEL, JACK COOKSEY, PHIL WEEKS, MIKE STRICKLIN. Th rd Rrw:--ff KAMERON MAXWELL, BILL HICKEY, JOE GRAY, WAYNE FAULKNER, WAYNE HAMILTON, JIM HARRISON. This group oT harmonious bass, Tenor, and bariTone voices presenTed a combined concerT wiTh The Girls' Glee Club, sang aT The E. C. Jensen program, and raTed Tops wiTh each perTormance. Their songs ranged Trom The spiriTs oT Surrey WiTh The Fringe On Topi' and STouThearTed Men, To The melodious Madam JeanneTTe and The Monk. K CLYICQ 511116, Teri A L EronI:7MR. HANSEN. Eirsl Row, IQIT Io righl:-KAMERON MAXWELL, WAYNE HAMILTON, WAYNE FAULKNER. Second Rows- JACK MCALLISTER and KEITH MCHENRY. Third Row: BOYD GIBBONS. WiTh an accenT on rhyThm LaTinfAmerican sTyle, The Dance Band Thrived on many pracTices and playing en- gagemenTs, New This year and a good addiTion To The band was Ann Spencer, vocalisT. Mr. Hansen and his piano gave good supporT To KeiTh and Jaclc on Their hoT TrumpeTs, To Boyd and his down-beaf drums, and To The Two Waynes and Karneron on The saxaphones and clarineTs. 54

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.ggxfeffe Li-II In iiqhli NANCY ERICKSON ANN SPENCER PAT OLIVER JANIECE LONG CLARICE GUNN BARBARA JEAN ANDERSON AI piano: - M RS. OTTO These sir lovely song birds gave us many a pleasanl momenf ol music as 'rhey appeared on recilals, church services, al commencement and in Music Guild programs. They raled well al fhe Music Eeslival and before school audiences wilh Iheir well-prepared songs and various novelly numbers. 'x Eivvl Row, lui' ' riqhlif MRS. OTTO, BOBBY MADSEN, LEAH CARTER, ELIZABETH KOSKIE, NANCY BAISINGER, ANNE BURMESTER, MR. OTTO. Sui nd Rewr- lJANIEOE LONG, BARBARA JEAN ANDERSON, BETTY BAKER, ADRIENNE SMITH, SHERMA MOORE, ELAINE HAMPSHIRE, JUDY LUND. Third Riivvif - GLORIA MCGONIGAL, WINONA HART, LORRAINE HOOD, JERI PEAKE, NANCY ERICKSON, CLARICE GUNN, FAYE ROBINSON, JOAN NEVILLS. Eourlh Row?- SALLY COX, ANN SPENCER, ANN PARKINSON, PAT OLIVER, DOROTHY HATCH, JESSIE MILLAR, SHARI GEBHARDT, MAXINE JOHNSON. The Oleelul Girls were smaller in number This year, buf were noi laclcing in lone, volume, and Iunes. With Mrs. Ollo as a helpful accompanisf, They caroled merrily on fheir Chrislmas chapel, in The March recifal, and al Ihe Music Eeslival in +he spring. Some of Iheir memorable songs were Holiday lor Sfrings, The Song from Mou- lin Rouge, and Sandy Dancers Ball. A gay year was had by all, for who could lorgel Ihose eighlh period re- hearsals when Ihey laughed as much as Ihey sang. 53

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glint! Firs' Raw, 'elf '- rinnfv- Faye Faullrner, Bobby Madsen Tammy Madsen, KeiTha Davis, Bob Homer, Kameron Maxwell, Sue Farns- worfh, Janiece Long, Bobby Franclce, Wayne Faulkner, Sue I arTman, BeTTy Hecox, Dianne Dinsmore, Vernon Dyer, Peggy Zorlro. See and Rowz- Paul Edmondson, Jay Carlson, Jim Nafion, Bobby Pease, Lyle Squier, Tommy Dyches, Jim AvereTT, Jerry Bibler, Jael: McAIIisTer, Leland Edmondson, Keifh McHenry, John Ruppel, Pnil Weelcs, Phil Miller, David Hoolrs, Elaine Nielson, Jessie Miller, Jim McInTosh, Ronnie Franclre, David Barenfsen, Fred Olsen, Paul Schnur. Third Rum- Waller Sfepp, Joe Gray, Jim SuTTeer, Andy PeTers::n, Deanne McJunlrin, BeHy WhiTe, Jo Ann Johnson, Wayne Hamilfon, Jeri Peake, Mr. Hansen. lhe Band began a memorable year by presenTing a marching exhibiTion, a conCerT, and a halT-Time show aT The WesTminsTer Homecoming in The Tall. Their Chapel concerTs, TeaTuring rousing Sousa marches, were well re- ceived, as was Their Top-raTing aT The spring TesTival. Added aTTraCTions were special solo numbers, The pep band, The brass ensemble, and exhibiTion Twirler Joe Gray. A TiTTing climax To a busy year was The sTirrfnq spring con CerT. - QUWIFPH .. :W an Ti: Kneeling:-fPAUI. SCHNUR. Sean-d. leli Tr riql-T: MARGIE WHITE, MISS ROBERSON, ANN DEW, TERRY MAHONEY. Slandinq:-Y DOROTHY HATCH, DAVID LINDSAY, GEORGE MANSON, BOYD GIBBONS, BOBBY PEASE, LYLE SQUIER, RICH- ARD MANNING. Everyone oughT To have a Camera, and everyowe in This organizaTion does. There are Tew president more inTormed Than Paul Schnur and Tew advisers mor: able Than Miss Roberson. When This group oT ShuTTer Snappers Combine The produCTs oT Their eTTorTs, They hare an exCellenT panorama oT WasaTCh School liTe. 55