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Dave Curtis

Then Then
Now Now
Marital status: Divorced
Occupation: Asst. Produce Manager (Reams)
Comment: 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.)
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.

Bruce Cutler

Then Then
Now Now
Marital status: Married
Children: 4
Occupation: Business Analyst
Comment: 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).

Terry D'Evelyn

Then Then
Now Now
Marital status: Married
Children: 1
Occupation: Reliability Engineer
Occupations you have had: Reliability Engineer
Catch us up on your life . . . : Like many others I spent most of my time at Skyline laying low & going from one class to the next. Outside of school in those years I spent most of my time working up Mill Creek Canyon at Log Haven. After graduating I spent 4 years at Utah State University getting a BS degree, after just working at Log Haven, I spent a couple more years getting a second BS degree. Then it was off to St Louis, Mo for a couple years with McDonald-Douglas and back to Salt Lake City for several years at Litton. About 20 years ago, I got married to April Blair (Skyline Class of 1977) and we decided to move to Arizona to work for Motorola. That became working for General Dynamics when they bought this division of Motorola. It looks like I’ll stay in Scottsdale, AZ.

Ann Dale (McMurray)

Then Then
Now Now
Marital status: Married
Occupation: Social Worker
Comment: 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.
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

Robert Dale

Marital status: Married
Children: 3
Occupation: Judge
Teacher who influenced me the most . . . : Maj Sylvester
Occupations you have had: Attorney; Judge
Catch us up on your life . . . : I joined the LDS Church the summer after high school graduation, and attended the University of Utah until 1970. I then served a mission in Northern California (Spanish Speaking) from 1970-72. Upon returning, Ann McMurray, also from the class of \\\'68, and I married, in 1972; we\\\'re still in love and happily married. I graduated with a B.A. degree in Philosophy in 1973 from the U, then from the U. of U. Law School in 1976. I practiced law in Salt Lake City for 34 years, primarily civil litigation in private firms. Since 2010, I\\\'ve served as a Utah State District Court civil and criminal trial judge in the Second Judicial District, encompassing Davis, Weber, and Morgan Counties. We have three daughters we\\\'re very close to, with families of their own, and ten grandchildren. They all live in Davis County. We\\\'ve lived in Davis County since 1983, primarily in Farmington. We\\\'ve had a number of foster children over the years; we\\\'re also grandparents to their children. In addition to family activities, I\\\'ve enjoyed church service in many capacities, including bishop. I\\\'ve also enjoyed, and continue, hunting, fly fishing, riding and packing our horses, backpacking, and our family cabin in Island Park, Idaho.
Things I have learned since 1968 . . .: How important families are, and that how we treat others is in large part the measure of our lives.

Janet Darley

Now Now
Marital status: Married
Occupation: Retired University lecturer, currently a student rabbi
Comment: Sorry I didn't find this site until after the reunion.
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.

Randy Dimmitt

Marital status: Married
Occupation: Drywall contractor
Comment: Married Colleen Hardy
3 daughters

Most vivid memory - The partying, relationships, and dreams of what we were going to do!
Go Skyline Class of '68.  You Rock!
Teacher who influenced me the most . . . : My English teacher Helen McCarty, etc. Hell all of them!
Occupations you have had: Drywall - hand and finish - 37 years
Catch us up on your life . . . : All I've done is work, a little play, and life is good!
Things I have learned since 1968 . . .: It was fabulous back then. We were making history in every way. And life is still good now!

Michael Dixon

Now Now
Marital status: Single
Children: 1
Occupation: Writer in China for magazine, professor
Comment: My son will be getting out of jail soon and should be home for Xmas.  Actually, one son in college in Virginia (but I tried to talk him out of it!)
Most vivid memory of high school: Falling off of Jay Crandall's car, driven by Rick Vos, with a full cast on my leg in front of the Seminary Building.  Of course I was drunk, but I swear I leaped 30 feet backwards on one leg in 2 hops.  I scraped a good deal of skin off my back, but was not caught by Middleton.
Teacher who influenced me the most . . . : Coman McCarthy, Columnist for the Washington Post, Alan Cheuse, Book Reviewer, NPR
Occupations you have had: Waiter, chiller's helper, hotel demolition, gardner, roughneck on oil rigs, truck driver, bartender, oiler on ships, ordinary seaman on ships, hotel manager on cruise ship, contractor for building homes, carpenter, building maintenance
Catch us up on your life . . . : occupations continued: attorney, union leader, reporter, writer, musician, college professor, concert organizer, lobbyist, photographer. You name it. I will try it.

1st ascent of Mt Blackadar in the St. Elias Range in Canada (1983). Boxing Champion in Washington State (1979) while in law school. Built a 3 story log house on a homestead in the Alaskan wilderness and lived there for 20 years. Wrote a book (Alaska Bound). Made a CD. Delivered tents to earthquake victims in China (2008).
Things I have learned since 1968 . . .: In every tragedy there is a small gift.

When you lose, don't lose the lesson.

The lesson will be repeated until it is learned.

All significant battles are fought within the self.

It is amazing what you can do when you didn't know that you could NOT do it.

Thomas Durham

Now Now
Marital status: Married
Children: 3
Occupation: Professor of Music BYU
Teacher who influenced me the most . . . : Don Ripplinger
Occupations you have had: Exec. Director Barlow Endowment for Music Composition
Catch us up on your life . . . : Married to Rebecca Christensen (Skyline '70) - 3 children, 4 pretty entertaining grandchildren. After two graduate degrees, moved to Orem, then Sandy - been on the music faculty at Brigham Young for 30 years. Don Ripplinger influenced me in high school. He and I later became colleagues at Brigham Young and I sang under his baton for 14 years with MOTABS.
Things I have learned since 1968 . . .: 1) Don't take life too seriously - live in the moment, informed by the past, with an eye on the future. 2)Golf is life's great metaphor Question: How does my graduation date Becky Richards stay so skinny?

For some strange reason, I remember the times between classes during the school more than being in class.

Gary Emery

Occupation: Assistant Manager General Accounting U of U
Comment: Wife: Sara Emery
Children: Morgan Emery, Courtney Emery
Occupations you have had: Accountant, Massage Therapist