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Show r 1 ' JiV" ' Chuck Tery, Phil Bailey, Joey Leko, Wayne McCulley, Doug Mayer, Tom Thompson, Thomp-son, Tam Graham, Russell Yardley, and Mark Dotson. The Special Industrial Arts Award went to Joey Leko. Le-ko. Mr. Andrus presented the Special Football Award to Steve Workman. Those receiving re-ceiving Letters in Football were Roger Barnes, Carl Lee Boyter, Roger Brad-shaw, Brad-shaw, Tom Thompson, Kevin Barnes, Brad Gale, Brian Hanley, Jerry Jimenez, Tom Jones, Allan Mayer, Jim Raines, Paul Rose, Kixt Short, Scott Symond, Garland Tait, Dee VanTassell, Philip Bailey, Darrell Craw, Norman Nor-man Lamb, Steve Workman, Russell Yardley, and Ken Yardley. Those lettering in Basketball Basket-ball were Kevin Barnes, Richard Smith, Russell Smith, Jerry Jimenez, Steve Workman, Joey Leko, Garland Gar-land Tait, Russell Holm, Curtis Yardley, Dee VanTassell, Van-Tassell, Brad Gale, andRog- er Barnes. The SpecialAward in Basketball Bas-ketball went to Joey Leko. The Special Athletic Award went to Richard Smith. The Drama Award went to Steve Workman. Mr. Nielsen presented the awards to the following; Tribune Tri-bune All -State, Richard Smith, Deseret News All-State, All-State, Third Team, Richard Smith, Jim Raines; Region Eight All -Tournament, ! Richard Smith, Jimmy Raines; All-Region , First Team, Kevin Barnes; KUTV Playmaker of the Year, Jim Raines; Outstanding Senior Basketball Player, Richard Smith. Basketball Lettermen: David Miller, Richard Smith, Steve Workman, Kevin Barnes, Tom Jones, Allan Mayer, Jim Raines, Garland Tait, and Russell Smith. Golf Lettermen: David Miller, Kevin Barnes, Russell Rus-sell Holm, Dee VanTassell, and Roger Barnes. Outstand- (Continued on Page 3) KIZER CITIZENSHIP AWARDS: Mayor Roy L. Young (center) presents the Raymond L. Kizer Citizenship Awards to Joan Leppink and Tom Jones. Mi t : V , i if DEVOTED SERVICE: Dr. D. A. Symond was presented a plaque for devoted service to the High School. Awards Assembly Honors C IS Students Lauri Kinross, and Louise Smith. Mr. Jensen presented the Milford High School Science Award to Joyce Martin and the Electronic Vocational Award to Richard Smith. Mr. Willden presented the Math award to Peggy Easton. Mr. Rimpau presented the awards from the Southern Utah Stats College Family Life Day to the following: Story telling for 4 and 5 year olds went to Patti Stoddard Stod-dard and Peggy Easton, who received Second Place. In the sewing contest 1st place went to Lois Price, 2nd place to Ann Coates and 3rd place to LuAnn Jimenez. The biscuit baking contest brought a 2nd place to Connie Mayer and 3rd place to Ann Coates. The test of Family Life Knowledge and Attitudes Award went to Wayne McCulley; Mc-Culley; and the Homemaking Award to the top scholastic person in Homemaking was awarded to Ann Coates. The Business Awards was presented by Mary McCulley: Mc-Culley: Shorthand One Team won 1st place in the region, and 3rd place in SUSC competition. com-petition. The team consisted of Shauna Banks, Julie Al-brecht, Al-brecht, Connie Mayer, Cindy Jones, and Cheryl Jones was the alternate. Julie Albrecht also won a 3rd place individual indi-vidual award In the Shorthand Short-hand One Contest in Region Eight. Senior Typewriting award went to Connie Mayer, Senior Shorthand award went to Carol Nelson, and the Senior Business award to the student stu-dent who has taken all Business Busi-ness classes with the highest achievement went to Carol Nelson. Mr. Gay presented a special spe-cial Wrestling A ward to Russell Rus-sell Yardley; other Wrestling Wrest-ling Letter awards went to Randy Hiatt, Shaun Symond, Roger Hatch, Scott Symond, The Annual MHS Awards Assembly was overshadowed by the sixth place State Basketball Bas-ketball Trophy, which was on display throughout the assembly. as-sembly. The sixth place finish, highest ever for an MHS squad, garnered no trophy but one was purchased by the school to commemorate the achievement. Steve Workman garnered the most awards in extracurricular extra-curricular activities, with honors in athletics, band, drama and a scholarship to SUSC for leadership. Joyce Martin, Ann Coates, Connie Mayer and Peggy Easton achieved the most scholastic honors, with Miss Martin receiving a tuition scholarship to BYU, and cash scholarships from the Milford Mil-ford State Bank and the Cedar City Elks Club. Miss Coates received a full tuition scholarship to as, 1. special awardlstplace Utah Veterinarian Medical Association, 2. special award Honorable Mention, NASA; Cindy Jimenez, Kim Gray, special award 2nd place, American Society for Microbiology; Bill Easton and Todd Atkin, 3rd place Science Fair awards; Kurt Sherwood, special award Honorable Mention; Dennis Myers, National Committee for Careers in the Medical Laboratory in cooperation with the Intersociety Committee Com-mittee on Pathology Information; Infor-mation; Pam Stoddard, special spe-cial award Honorable Mention, Men-tion, U. S. Army; Jon Jensen Jen-sen and Jeff Hiatt, special award Honorable Mention, U. S. Army. Others given special mention men-tion at the Fair were Todd Lister, Russel Rose, Mark Whitney, Ken Jones, Connie Bradshaw, Louise Prodzin-ski, Prodzin-ski, Steve Wilson, Nick Leko, SUSC, and the Milford State Bank and Elks cash scholarships, scholar-ships, while Miss Mayer received re-ceived a full tuition scholarship scholar-ship to SUSC. Other awards garnered and presented were: The Raymond L. Kizer citizenship ci-tizenship award pre sen ted by Mayor Roy L. Young wnt to Tom Jones and Joan Leppink. Principal Long presented Special Services awards to Dr. D. A. Symond and Nick Leko for their service to the school. Barbara Jones and Tracy Bealer received commendation for service to the school beyond the call of duty. Enoch H. Swain presented the Social Studies award to Melodie Prodzinski, and the Milford City Youth Committee Com-mittee Service awards to Carol Nelson and Steve Workman. Mrs. Miller gave the Editor Ed-itor Award to Patti Stoddard and the Pep Club Award to Joyce Martin. Mrs. Elmer presented the English Award to Joyce Martin, the Cheerleader Award to Connie Mayer, and the Yearbook Editor Award to Marie Lowe. Mr. Jensen and Mr. Wil-den Wil-den presented the awards to the participants of the Southern South-ern Utah Regional Fair. They went to Linda Sullivan, special spe-cial award 1st place, American Ameri-can Speech and Hearing Association; As-sociation; Shelley Fisher, special award 1st place as the best conservation project, pro-ject, National Parks Service; Wade Lister and Greg Thorn- Awards Assembly ing Senior Golfer; David Miller. Mil-ler. Max Herzog presented the awards to the following: Outstanding Out-standing Senior music student, stu-dent, Steve Workman; Outstanding Out-standing Senior Track, Philip Phil-ip Bailey. Track Lettermen: Russell Yardley, Philip Bailey, Kevin Kev-in Barnes, Alan Mayer, Tom Jones, Jimmy Raines, Garland Gar-land Tait, Paul Rose, Brian Hanley, Russell Smith, Roger Rog-er Bradshaw, Chuck Terry, and Curtis Yardley. |
