Occupation:  Homemaker and Grandmother
Occupations you have had:  Teacher

Occupation:  Office Manager
Marital Status:  Married
No. of Children:  3
Teacher who influenced me the most . . . :  Mrs. Gillard (Type Teacher) Every job I've ever held has required typing. Typing was something I never really wanted to do or even think about. But there 'ya go!
Occupations you have had:  Morgan County Speech Pathologist
Things I have learned since 1968 . . .:
That I'll never get it figured out.
From Torrie:
3 children, 1 granddaughter, 1 grandchild due in February '09.

Most vivid memory: Pep Club practices, (I was always on the wrong foot) crowded, crowded halls, and I took the homework thing way too seriously.

Occupation:  Legal assistant
Marital Status:  Married
Teacher who influenced me the most . . . :  Virginia Silcox (English), Lois Berenson (office procedures, etc.), Ted Wilson and Lester Catmull (history, social studies). Actually, most of my teachers were great!
Occupations you have had:  Admin. assistant at State Division of Mental Health; Realtor; Exec. assistant at Geneva Steel and Morris Air; Legal assistant at Parr Waddoups Brown Gee & Loveless
Catch us up on your life . . . :
In high school when I was planning my future as an adult, I wanted to be a veterinarian, a phys ed teacher, or a legal secretary. Forty years later, I can say that I've kinda touched on all three. My home life has always included hairy 4-legged children (currently, two Golden Retrievers), I've played on County co-ed volleyball and softball teams, and I plan to retire in 3-1/2 years from the law firm where I've worked for 27 years. Life is good! My husband, Barry Bateman, grew up in upstate New York, gradually migrated "out west," and lived in Colorado Springs when we met. He sold his business in May and is now balancing his retirement time between a consulting contract, the occasional "honey do," and his love of hiking, tennis, fly fishing, camping, and cooking. As we approach The Golden Years, we are both trying to follow the adage that it is better to wear out than to rust out. See you soon!
Things I have learned since 1968 . . .:
"You can't turn back the clock, but you CAN wind it up again." (Bonnie Prudden)

Occupation:  Scalawag
Marital Status:  Single
From James:

Occupation:  Marriage, Family and 
Child Therpist
Marital Status:  Married
No. of Children:  4
From valerie:
I couldn't get enough of school, so I went on to get masters degrees in american literature, social work and marriage and family therapy. I married a gentle soft spoken artist who left his beloved south to set up home with me in the mountains that I love here in utah. We have 4 children. 1 daughter, Sarah, who is married and has given us four grandchildren whom we adore; actually we are simply besotted. We have 3 sons, Andrew 16, Jonathan 13 and Joseph 11. We all survived my stage 3 breast cancer with the wonders of surgery, chemo,radiation and prayer. Between my part time private practice, soccer games, violin concerts, gardening and taking apart pop up books to understand the engineering to make my own, I know how blessed I am to have come to this place in my life 40 years from Skyline graduation. Here I am with my 16 year old son who will graduate next year and then be counting to his reunions.

Occupation:  Asst. Produce Manager 
(Reams)
Marital Status:  Divorced
Teacher who influenced me the most . . . :  Mrs. Jacobs, Mrs. Cutler, Mr. Melendez, Mr. Wilson and Mr. Walker
Occupations you have had:  Worked for Qwest and AT&T in service selection, collections, repair, call placement etc. Sold aluminum siding and guttering. Worked for various grocery chains, with various duties. Spent 6 years as member of the Utah National Guard.
Catch us up on your life . . . :
I'm single with a dog (Tundra) whom I adopted from the Humane Society. I have a home in the Cottonwood Heights area but I'm hardly ever there. I spend most days working at Reams and scorekeeping softball games (April through October) Season ticket holder to University of Utah Football, basketball and gymnastics. Spend lots of time with my parents (Dad's 98 - Mom's 90 - both still at home)
Things I have learned since 1968 . . .:
You make the most of it, no matter what your situation and standing in life is. No, it's not always fair but when I put my mind to it nothing is impossible. I got more from giving and sacrifice than taking and complaining.
From Dave:
Most vivid memory of high school: State football championship, buckets in the hallway, and I still remember Patti Hambleton's smile.  (I was quite shy.)

Occupation:  Business Analyst
Marital Status:  Married
No. of Children:  4
From Bruce:
Hello everyone.  I expected to see a question about the number of grandchildren which my wife and I have 10.  My wife and I (empty-nesters) still live in Murray where we've lived for the past 30 years.  We love Murray (now known as the the home of David Archuleta!).

I just started a new job three weeks ago (as of 5/1/2008) as a Business Analyst working for LANDesk in South Jordan, after spending over 15 years working as a Software Engineer for Novell in Provo. (Glad I'm not making that commute anymore.)

Looking forward to seeing many of my "old" friends at the reunion.

This is a recent photo of my posterity (so far).

Occupation:  Attorney
Marital Status:  Married
No. of Children:  3
Teacher who influenced me the most . . . :  Maj Sylvester
Occupations you have had:  Attorney
Catch us up on your life . . . :
Hobbies: Spend as much time as possible outdoors. Enjoy family cabin in Island Park, Idaho. Hunting, horses, fly fishing, hiking, and training labrador retrievers. Service: missionary; LDS ward and stake youth and other positions including bishop; presently, gospel doctrine teacher. Community service: City Planning Commission; various state and legal committees. Foster parent to numerous adolescents. Assisted with several refugee families in resettlement.
Things I have learned since 1968 . . .:
Most meaningful experiences: Being happily married and enjoying parenting/grandparenting. Church and personal service Outdoor activities
From Robert:
Primary occupation: Grandparent to 7, Husband - 36 years - married Ann McMurray

Secondary occupation: Attorney for 32 years.  Shareholder with Fabian & Clendenin, SLC

Occupation:  Retired University 
lecturer, currently a 
student rabbi
Marital Status:  Married
Occupations you have had:  Clerk in SL County Elections Department; Assistant Budget Analyst, Salt Lake City Council; Economic Planner, Salt Lake City, Mayor's Office; Economics Lecturer, Kingston University (UK)
Catch us up on your life . . . :
Well, it's been a busy 40 years! After graduating I went to BYU to study languages, but stopped short of graduating and went to work for the Salt Lake County Elections Department. Eventually I went back to university at the U of U. I took an Economics class and was hooked. I have a BA in Economics and and MPA. I worked for a while as an applied economist for Salt Lake City before moving to London in 1989. I spent the next 15 years lecturing in Economics at Kingston University. I met my husband, Vince Daly, the first day I went to Kingston Uni. We were married in 1991. I took early retirement in 2005 and was accepted into rabbinical school. I will be ordained as a Rabbi in July 2009. It has been an amazing journey. I have certainly ended up somewhere I could never have foreseen in 1968. Funny though, I am finally using all that French I learned from Mme. Morck--at the moment I am translating Rabbis' sermons from 1914 for my rabbinic thesis!
Things I have learned since 1968 . . .:
So many things--many of which I have forgotten.
From Janet:
Sorry I didn't find this site until after the reunion.

Occupation:  Violin Teacher, 
Grandmother of 14
Marital Status:  Married
No. of Children:  6
Teacher who influenced me the most . . . :  Mrs. Bates - History, Mr. Bird - Orchestra, Mr. Church - 6th Grade
Occupations you have had:  Elementary School Teacher 6th grade, violin teacher 30 years, mother of 6, grandmother of 14, perform with Nachtmusik Utah Valley Symphony
Catch us up on your life . . . :
I am very happy and love my family. I married Roger in 1970. We have lived in the San Francisco, Los Angeles and Chicago areas. We are now living in Provo, Utah. I graduated in Elementary Ed with a music minor from BYU. I taught 1 year of 6th grade and then stayed home to raise 6 children. I have almost always taught violin at home (30 years). I have been a member of the Utah Valley Symphony for 16 years. I have also served as R.S. Pres. twice and Primary President.
Things I have learned since 1968 . . .:
Don't be too hard on yourself. Good friends are worth keeping for a lifetime. Religious beliefs are very valuable in guiding me in my life and can bring great happiness. Being a grandparent is the best time of life. Your family brings you more happiness than anything else in life.
From Bonnie:
Married to Roger M. Wilson (V.P. Simplifile) Bishop, 6 children (4 boys 2 girls) 14 grandchildren.  We now have 4 married children - all married in the Temple.  Have had 3 sons serve missions.

Memories of high school: I loved Pep Club and the fun friends and times I had there.