Wasatch Academy - Wasatka Yearbook (Mount Pleasant, UT)

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?fUa5afcA Qcifol l i i Firsl Row, lell lo righl:-Joyce Burgess, Deanne McJunkin, Sue Hayden, Ann Parlrinson, presidenlg Maxine Johnson, Tim Manlle, Ruby Bullham, Janice Pills, Barbara Marshall. Second Row:-Sherma Moore, B. J. Anderson, Orville Hood, Joe Gray, Vernon Dyer, Kay Karigan, JoAnn Johnson, Lorraine Hood. Third Row:-Jean Turnquisl, Eleanor Rice, Gloria McGonigal, Gail Glass, Jennie Johnson, Clarice Gunn, Peggy Zorlro, Sue Harl- man, Dorolhy Squier, Shari Gebhardl, Faye Robinson, Charlene Lewis, Elizabelh Spinning. Fonrlh Row:-Rev. Bollinger, Clarl: Bennell, Belly Baller, Bob Williams, Dana Pealr, David Lindsay, Boyd Gibbons, Brenda Scarpelli. Guided by lhe l-lansens, lhe campus organizalion lor Presbylerian young people lhrived wilh ils bi-weekly programs lealuring spealcers, discussions, reviews, and defolionals. This year broughl lhe inlroduclion ol dues, plus a highly successlul While Chrislmas ollering ol clolhes lor Greece. godpe lalnd Firsl Row, lell lo righl:f-Maxine Johnson, Sue Farnsworlh, Waller Slepp, Louis Rosenberg, Bonnie Barrell, Gail Glass, Gloria Mc- Gonigal, Anne Dew, Eli1abe+h Koslcie. Second Row:-Ann Parlrinson, J. D. Lucas, Bob Mclnlyre, Joe Gray, Jim Cargile, Faye Robinson. Third Row:-Myrna Hendricks, Lorraine Hood, Donna Shields, Sharma Moore, Clark Bennell, Vernon Dyer, Dorolhy Squier, Jeniece Lon . Fourlhg Row:-Miss Barrell, Winona Harl, Belly Balmer, Wayne Hamillon, David Lindsay, Orville Hood, Shari Gebhardl, Mr. Bol- linger, Sue Harlman. The year ol I953-T54 was a noleol one lor Gospel Teamers-lhey have made hislory! For lhe lirsl lime an oul-ol-slale mission was made lo Chinle and Ganado, Arizona. The group ol lour, accompanied by Mrs. Tripp, gave lhree services, one ol which was lranslaled inlo Navajo by a Navajo inlerpreler. All 36 members, by parlicipaling in slale-wide gospel learn lrips, dining room devolions, chapel programs, and church services, gave lreely ol lheir lime and lalenls and by so doing learned lhal il is benelicial lo . . . Remember lhy Crealor in lhe days ol lhy youlh. 59

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enior ?flA5fmin5fer je!0w5Aip 43? .. . 'N' . Sealed, lei? fo righI:- MR. BOLLINGER GAIL GLASS B. J. ANDERSON DAVID LINDSAY MRS. O'TTO Slanding: -- MAXINE JOHNSON PAT OLIVER JOE GRAY SHARI GEBHARDT DOROTHY SQUIER W, F. had a wide and inleresling range of aclivilies and programs fhis year under The sponsorship of Mrs. Ollo and Miss McKune. Programs iealured slides, Talfs, bool: reviews, a Hawaiian program, and a visii from Ihe Ufah Youlh Presbylery Council. Main aclivifies were Ihe annual carolling Irip, fhe wrapping of gills lor The Inlermounlain Indian School, Youlh Sunday Church service, and The inspiralional spring rally, ioneer ,1fIAJfminAfer jefowzdila X if i n Sealed, lell To righlrf DONNA SHIELDS DEANNE McJUNKlN LYLE SQUIER RICHARD MANNING PEGGY ZORKO Srandingr- SAM STOCKS MISS GREENAWALT MR. BOLLINGER JAN CAMPBELL CLIFF PESSETTO Pioneer W. F. was almosl all new Ihis year, wilh a new name, a new adviser, Miss Greenawall, and a new presi- denf, Lyle Squier. The freshmen were added Io Ihe iunior high group, and logelher They accomplished a gream' deal wilh lheir speakers, slides, devolions, and parlies. Especially memorable was +he fund-raising proiecl for UNICEF, To which The whole school gave wholeheariedly and Topped Ihe S50 goal. 5 8

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yo T9 is f' il Firsl Row, lell lo righl:eJennie Johnson, Sally Schuckers, Gloria McGonigal, Belly Hecox, Keilha Davis, Nancy Erickson, Ro- chelle Suvada, Bonnie Barrell, Dorolhy Squier. Second Row:--Joannie Nevils, B. J. Anderson, Ann Burmesler, Charlene Lewis. Third Row:-Elizabelh Koskie, Clarice Gunn, Pal Oliver, Margie While, Kay Karigan, Pal Todd, Faye Robinson. Fourth Row:-Bobby Madsen, Peggy Zorko, Deanne McJunkin, Janiece Long. Fiilh Row:-Marsha Van Sandl, Donna Shields, Sue Harlman, diri Peake Dianne Dinsmore, Tammy Madsen, JoAnn Johnson, Bar- bara Marshall. The Job's Daughlers swung inlo lhe year by inilialing len girls. The iniliales were honored al a dinner, lhen escorled lo lhe Belhel lo lhe service presided over by l-lonored Queen Keilha Davis, Senior Princess Belly l-lecox. and Junior Princess Nancy Erickson, and allended by Mrs. Logan lhe Grand Guardian, Belore lhe holidays lhe ollicers lor lhe second lerm were inslalled in a beaulilul ceremony which elevaled Belly Hecox lo lhe posilion ol l-lonored Queen, Nancy Erickson lo Senior Princess, and Gloria lVlcGonigal lo Junior Princess. On January 23 lhe big evenl ol lhe season arrived, in lhe obiecl ol lhe Jobs Dance. A big success, lhe dance held in lhe dining room was decoraled lo lhe lheme ol 'iSlardusl,'i and accompanied by lhe Wasalch Dance Band. A .gnfernafionaf mfafiolw 4 lirsl Pow, lell lo righle- B. J. Anderson, Bill Hickey, Anclrienne Smilh, Don Lewon, Paul Schnur, Sherma Moore, Tim Manlle,i'i Peake. Second sow:---Ann Burmesler and Mrs. Campbell. Third llow:-Virginia Gordon, Nancy Erickson, Ann Parkinson, Dorolhy Halch, Orville Hood, Jerry Bibler, David Lindsay. Fourlh Row:-Jim Cargile, Ann Spencer, Shari Gebhardl, Pal Oliver, Vernon Dyer, Phil Weeks. Discussion groups, guesl speakers, movies, and a gala dance highlighled lhe IRC year. Presidenl Paul Schnur presided over lhe meelings. Vice-Presidenl Don Lewon arranged special programs, and Secrelary Sherrna Moore recorded all lhe rninules ol lhe hislory-making meelings. The newly-elecled corresponding secrelary, Adrienne Smilh, began work on a scrapbook which will evenlually include all club hislory. Gov. Lee, Ahmad l-laller, and Dr. S. Groover Rich, Jr., were lealured guesl speakers who presenled nalional and inlernalional problems lo lhe group. 60