Occupation:  Search Executive (head 
hunter)
Marital Status:  Married
No. of Children:  1
Teacher who influenced me the most . . . :  Miss Beal
Occupations you have had:  Banker, Commercial Lender, Non-profit board president, Mom
Catch us up on your life . . . :
I've lived in the San Francisco Bay Area for 36 years, mostly in Marin County. Married to Chuck almost 20 years, and we are blessed with good health, good work, good humor, and a fabulous kid.
Things I have learned since 1968 . . .:
The only thing that really matters is the quality of one's relationships with friends, family, co-workers, the community, the world.
From Laura:
Chuck Byce, husband
Morgan Byce, daughter - senior in high school

Occupation:  Store Manager TJMax
Marital Status:  Married
No. of Children:  4
Teacher who influenced me the most . . . :  Mr. Bird and Mr. Crump
Occupations you have had:  Merchandise Manager, Sr. Merchandise Manager, Operational Manager, Retired from JCPenney
Catch us up on your life . . . :
After graduating from Skyline went to U of U and graduated in 1972 in Psychology. Started working for JCPenney after short stint as a counselor. Worked as a buyer and merchandise trainer for 33 years, training new buyers and closing and opening new stores. Retired after 33 years and started as Store Manager with TJMax - moving back to Cheyenne, Wyoming.
Things I have learned since 1968 . . .:
Life is short and retirement won't be here soon enough.
From Donald:
Wife Liz, Children: Eddie, Elise, Chris, Brian, Grandchildren: Stephanny, Melissa

Marital Status:  Married
No. of Children:  6
From Becky:
I still feel like the person on the left, but a glance in the mirror reminds me that 40 years have flown by!  Doug and I married in 1969, spent four years in San Francisco, and then returned to SLC so we could enjoy and be near our families.  After raising our children in the Sugar House area, we built a home within Skyline's boundaries and in the same neighborhood where I grew up.  The photo on the right describes our happy role as grandparents today.  I'm making every effort to stay in shape so I can keep up with nine vibrant grandkids!
Hope to see you all in September. . . . . .

Occupation:  Housewife
Marital Status:  Married
No. of Children:  5
Occupations you have had:  6th grade teacher, executive secretary
From Vicki:
Married to the same great guy for 37 years. 5 children 12 grandchildren

Occupation:  CIO
Marital Status:  Married
Teacher who influenced me the most . . . :  Mrs. West (6th Grade) Mr Crump - Economics
Occupations you have had:  Police Officer, Computer Analyst (Software)/Consultant, International Business Development
Things I have learned since 1968 . . .:
Our perceptions are the product of our experiences and upbringing. Let new experiences enhance and broaden your perceptions.
From Charles:
Forty years, three major careers... I guess I still haven't decided what I want to be when I grow up! Ten years in Los Angeles as a Police Officer for the City of Culver City, (Home of MGM and now Sony Studios to name two.) which was seldom boring and extremely intense on more than a few occasions. A career ending injury and off into the world of software development for Airlines and Banks, using Assembler language and complex high speed real time systems. If anyone flies United or American, or has a reservation using SABRE, some of my coding was probably involved. The same for Visa transactions, as I got around as an employee and consultant over my 15 years in the field. It  gave me the opportunity to live in Europe, see 15 countries and meet my future wife and soulmate. (Took me 10 years to get her to marry me though...) Now I am in a very interesting position dealing with the Chinese Government and major international corporations. (www.aaffg.com and www.bosonda.com.cn) It keeps me in Hong Kong far too much and creates a lot of 20 hour work days. When I can, I return to my home in the San Francisco Bay area. 
In the picture, I am standing on the Kowloon side at Ocean Terminal and the Star Ferry building. Behind me is Victoria Harbour and Hong Kong Island. The tallest building being the International Financial Center (IFC) in Central, with the Bank of China on the left with the white lights forming 'X' boxes.

Occupation:  Insurance Agent
Marital Status:  Widowed
No. of Children:  2

Occupation:  Retired Real Estate 
Residential Development
Marital Status:  Married
No. of Children:  4
Teacher who influenced me the most . . . :  Coach Stevens, telling me that I would never amount to anything when I chose not to play football my senior year
Occupations you have had:  Partner in Real Estate-Residential Construction development companies
Catch us up on your life . . . :
Shortly after returning from an LDS mission to Peru in 1971 I convinced Linda Whipperman (Skyline 1970) to take me on as her life Project, mentoring me as her life companion. Well 36 years later it appears as if she worked the magic-we have shared the experience of raising 4 outstanding daughters. All four are now married and have contributed to our pool of 8 grandkids. Along the way, I have spent most of my professional life focused on community development for Empty Nesters & Boomers. Due to a few heath issues we decided to step out of the development game last fall; I retired in January. For those of you who have not retired, let me warn you it is a tough transition. Two notes of interest: 1st, Linda & I have been blessed to assist with Humanitarian efforts in Peru over the past 11 years, working with Eagle Condor & Chasqui. What a great way to explore the world, your self & the values of your kids. 2nd at age 40 I needed something to get me over the personal value hump--well I began running marathons (I say run-even thought my participation now has evolved more to a shuffle). I have been fortunate to participate in 19 marathons--these have helped my physical & mental heath (by the way I believe Bob Burton has run over 25-he's my hero). Life has been good-hopefully our opportunities to give back will equal all the goodness we have each encountered over the past 40 years. Look forward to seeing many of you. Kelly & Linda Sheppard
Things I have learned since 1968 . . .:
Don't take yourself too seriously, avoid looking in the mirror (most of us still see ourselves 15 years younger) and lastly charitable opportunities bring energy
From Kelly:
Reflecting back 40 years, floods my mind with meaningful life memories.  Thanks to everyone's

Occupation:  Musician
Website:  sheranianviolin.com
Marital Status:  Married
No. of Children:  6
From Michael Judd:

Well I am stilling fiddling around.  Been in the Utah Symphony since '77.  Took two years off and moved to Tucson, AZ to do my doctoral studies.
I teach violin and voice in my private studio, and when I have time, I go to Grantsville to ride my beautiful Arabian mare. This keeps me more or less sane and breaks the stress of a performing musician.  Our children are wonderful and accomplishing great things.  We have a couple of grandchildren and look forward to more.  
We recently moved into a condo down town and are loving being close to work now that gas is so expensive.  We recently rediscovered bike riding and love to ride from home to Liberty Park circle a few time and come home.  Looking forward to seeing you soon.
Judd Sheranian 

Occupation:  retired
Marital Status:  Married
No. of Children:  4
Occupations you have had:  working at the motor-vu drive-in with a bunch of you - great memories -now I'm a retired middle school teacher
Catch us up on your life . . . :
I met my husband Ron on my first day as a college kid at BYU. It was a good thing that I was in pep club because I have been cheering at basketball games ever since. His passion for coaching has taken us all over the world. We lived in Australia for two years and then one year in Hawaii. When the kids were in school, I went back to BYU to finish my degree and I taught school for 11 years. What crazy years those were! It's a good thing I was a lot younger then. Our two boys played basketball for their dad at Alta and then we both retired. Now we split our time between Sandy and Cedar City where Ron coaches at SUU with Roger Reid. We're having a blast. Now, if only we could win! We have 9 grandkids that keep us busy. I love to travel on Eurail, hike, garden and fix up the house.

Occupation:  Bookkeeper
Marital Status:  Married
No. of Children:  1
Teacher who influenced me the most . . . :  Mr. Ripplinger & Mr. Wilson
Occupations you have had:  Bookkeeper, Karaoke DJ, Riding Instructor & Minister
From Robyn:
Wow! 4o years...unbelievable!  I'm so blessed that I made it through my cancer so that I could meet up with all of you again!  My life would certainly make for an interesting book.  I have lived in the Teton Valley of Idaho (over the mountain from Jackson) for 10 years on a little farm with my husband of 12 years, my horses, my cats, the eagles, deer and occasional skunk.  After working on a dude ranch as a lady wrangler for a while,  I started my own bookkeeping company and I am also the karaoke DJ in this valley.  I also am blessed to be able to share my gift of intuitive card reading with so many who are in a troubled place in their life.  (One has to wear many hats in order to make a living up here!)

My son is a realtor with Keller Williams in Salt Lake and his wife is a nurse and as of yet, they have not had time to bless me with any grandkids! 

We may not have much money but we have peace and freedom which is so important to this very independent  old woman!  Looking forward to re-connecting with so many of you at the reunion and hopefully staying in touch afterwards!

Robyn "Angel" Sims