Marital Status:  Married
No. of Children:  3
From Joanne:
Here I sit in my empty nest thinking back on the good old simple days of life as a child in Salt Lake City.  It was a fine time and I know now that I was blessed to have great family and friends around me.  It prepared me well for life. 

Since leaving Salt Lake in 1973 (the year I married Rodger), I have only missed one reunion and that was the 5th.  It is always fun to see everyone and see how we all have changed and what we are doing.  The 30th was the best so far.

We have lived in Durham, N.C. for almost 22 years after 5 years in Nashville, TN and then 10 years in San Francisco.  It looks like our children are settling down in Durham -- one daughter married and one engaged to be married in the Fall and our son in school at Appalachian State University in Boone, NC.  So I think this is where we will stay.  But, I get back to Salt Lake every summer and it is fun to see some of my dear Skyline (and Wasatch Jr. High) friends Sue Bernick Lyman Whitney, Julie Alger Zimmerman, Jerolee Pickett Maudsley and Judy Robb Bollinger AND I get to stay at my Mom's house and sleep in my old bedroom!  That is pretty cool.  Lord willing, I will see many of you at the 40th reunion!             

Occupation:  High School Teacher - 
Football and Wrestling 
Coach in Wasilla, Alaska
Marital Status:  Single
Teacher who influenced me the most . . . :  Coach Linford
Occupations you have had:  Retired Colonel US Army after 25 years
Things I have learned since 1968 . . .:
Life is too short to waste.
From Fred:
Most vivid memory of high school:  Football State Championship

Occupation:  Social Worker
Marital Status:  Married
Catch us up on your life . . . :
Most meaningful experiences: Loving my high school boyfriend more every day! Parenting and seeing grandchildren regularly In-home care for my mother Facilitating grandson's adoption Building 2 houses
From Ann:
Occupation: Social Worker for Davis School District - 26 years; working with teen parents and emotionally challenged adolescents.
Hobbies: Gardening, grandparenting, horseback riding, relaxing at Island Park cabin.  (Used to love skiing and tennis.)
Service: Every youth position in LDS Church from sports leader to Stake Mutual President. Currently Relief Society Teacher
Work within a private foundation on local and world humanitarian projects.
Foster parent (20 years) to numerous adolescents. Assisted several refugee families in resettlement.

Occupation:  VP 
Marketing/Communications
Marital Status:  Married
No. of Children:  2
Teacher who influenced me the most . . . :  Mr. Powell - Art, Pam Jensen - P.E. Arlene Colton - Soc. Studies: History
Occupations you have had:  4th grade teacher, Sales Rep for IBM, GT Teacher - Elementary, Coordinator, Administrator and Director of Non Profit
Catch us up on your life . . . :
Currently serving on the U of U Alumni Board of Directors. Currently a V.P. of Marketing/Communications at National Energy Foundation - non profit education foundation. Parents passed away in 2002. Have lived in Chicago, Ill. Charlotte, N.C. as well as SLC. Son Jake is a radio personality on 1280 The Zone (Sports Radio) - very proud of him.
Things I have learned since 1968 . . .:
I still have a lot to learn.
From Dari (Dori):
Married 31 years to J. Holland (Hollie) Scott
Sons: Jake Scott - 27, Mac Scott 21

Most vivid memory of high school:  Taking State in Football Fall of 1967 for the 1st time in school history.

Occupation:  Engineer/Layout and 
Design

Occupation:  Land Surveyor
Marital Status:  Divorced
No. of Children:  2
Catch us up on your life . . . :
Army, Special Forces. Land Surveying since 1972, licensed since 1978. Started my own company, Miller Associates in 1985 - surveying, planning, civil engineering. A lot of bowling years ago, I have a total of 14 City and State Championship Awards. Now my hobby is golf. I'm a member of Alpine Country Club. Married at 36, divorced at 51.
Things I have learned since 1968 . . .:
You've got to stay within yourself and not let outside influences get to you. Keep plugging away. It will all work out. It's when you quit that you drown. Still having fun!
From Richard:
Daughter, Jacque 20
Son, Jonathan 18

Occupation:  Professional House 
Cleaner - 13 years
Marital Status:  Married
No. of Children:  6
Teacher who influenced me the most . . . :  Mrs. Carolee Stout. She was my "advisor" when it came to dating the boys.
Catch us up on your life . . . :
Four - (count'em four!) marriages later, I finally "got it" right. I've been married to Dave Mumford for almost 4 years. It took going through all those marriages and experiences to finally figure out how to be in a truly, happy marriage.
Things I have learned since 1968 . . .:
Stay positive - keep a good attitude - and don't give up on life and love.
From Kay:
6 married children.  Expecting our 20th grandchild in December.

Most vivid memory: Friday afternoon football games.

Occupation:  Head Counselor, Manti 
High School
Marital Status:  Married
No. of Children:  6
Teacher who influenced me the most . . . :  Donald Rippling
Occupations you have had:  Teacher, Counselor - Provo High and Manti High
Catch us up on your life . . . :
Graduated from BYU. Taught health and Drill Team at Provo High 3 years. Moved to Manti, Utah 1975. Spent 10 years at home raising my kids. Began teaching at Manti High School 1986 health, sociology, psychology. Master's degree 1996 Psychology, Counseling USU. Joined the counseling department 1996. Head counselor 2003 and plan to stay until I give up.
Things I have learned since 1968 . . .:
Family is more lasting than school friends. Doctors aren't all knowing. Life would have been easier if I had had the self-confidence in high school that I have now.
From Connie:
Married Leslie Good.  Together we have six childen.  I have three - girl, boy, girl.  My husband has three boys.
Most vivid memory of high school:  Choir classes

Occupation:  Math Professor - Cal Poly
Website:  www.calpoly.edu/~math/
Marital Status:  Married
No. of Children:  3
Teacher who influenced me the most . . . :  Mrs. Silcox - AP English Mrs. Fernandez - Math
Catch us up on your life . . . :
Married to Estelle Basor. We have two daughters Sally and Rebecca and one son Steven Cranford. Estelle and I have taught in the Math Department at Cal Poly for 30 years. I have just completed nine years as Department Chair. Estelle has retired and we will be splitting our time between San Luis Obispo and Palo Alto where she has a new position with the American Institute of Mathematics. I will continue to work at Cal Poly.
Things I have learned since 1968 . . .:
Not much - I must be a slow learner.

Occupation:  manager at management 
consulting firm
Website:  www.mckinsey.com
Marital Status:  Married
No. of Children:  2
Teacher who influenced me the most . . . :  Miss Beal
Occupations you have had:  Entertainment lawyer in Beverly Hills; Associate Publisher of Elle Magazine (I have NO fashion sense!); manager at two international consulting firms.
Catch us up on your life . . . :
Very happy to have the children semi-launched! Great husband whose acting career has helped us travel the country and world. We have a little place in Eden, Utah near Laura Powell. The beat goes on.
Things I have learned since 1968 . . .:
- "Perform in disaster, deliver in style." (motto of the Madeira School) - If you don't know what to do, just keep trying to improve on the worst. Doing so will often solve the problem. - Keep your life and baggage light; you will be able to take advantage of more varied opportunities.