Uintah High School - Uintahn Yearbook (Vernal, UT)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1950 volume:

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HERO, MARTYR, HUMORIST. 5� JK -A !' ! ■ Six ni Sckoo l dt’s TJoll Ipant to live in the hind of a school the kind of a school you like, dn’t slip your hook in a grip rt on a long, long hike; nally find what you left behind; there’s nothing really new. s a knock at yourself when you knock at your school, y . t r$n’l the school it s you. y ■ ,y • , schools are not made by lads afraid yU A y j iork hard to gel ahead; ’ i ( fien everyone works arid nobody ..shirks, 3-’ , u can raise a school from! the jdeafd, ’ v if while you make younfieijsona r neighbor can rnakydne, too Your school will he what you um ( hool d s you. t A ' {-' n'V1 1 1 x t the I , a A Good Sportsman Among His Fellows is Fair, Courteous, and Determined. Above All, He is a Gentleman; She is a Lady. THE IDEAL OF OUR GOAL ICTORY Nine Front Row:—Wardell, halfback; Murray, quarterback; Wilkins, halfback; Bair, guard; Martinsen, tackle; Kurtz, guard; Bennion, halfback; Davis, quarterback; Roberts, tackle; Michl, halfback; Colton, end; DeMille, athletic manager; Coach Woodbury. Back Row:—Bryson, end; J. Smith, tackle; Robbins, center; Bodily, guard; Haws, center; Preece, end; Fisher, guard; Lee, fullback; Burton, tackle; Barr, fullback; L. Caldwell, halfback; Richardson, halfback; L. Smith, end; Aldridge, tackle; M. Caldwell, quarterback; A. Hatch, guard; Schofield, end; Jacobson, center; Roybal, end. Absent when picture was taken:—Stewart, halfback; T. Hatch, halfback; Winward, guard. Twelve FRANK W. WRIGHT Assistant Principal THEY CARRY ON UNCOMPLAININGLY THROUGH ALL DIFFICULTIES AND SPREAD SUNSHINE ON OUR PATHS AVARD A. RIGBY Principal Thirteen JACK WOODBURY U. S. A. C., B.S. Phy. Ed., Recreation C. L. RICHENS B. Y. U„ U.S. A. C-.U.of U. Science, Math. CLAIR SWENSON U. S. A. C„ B.S. Math., Chemistry H. E. HULLINGER B. Y. U„ H. S. Cert. Social Science LAURA MORRISON L. D. S. Business College Office HARVEY HULLINGER B. Y. U„ A.B. English, Social Science WINONA MASSEY B. Y. U„ B.S. History, Political Science VOIT ROPER U., B.A. ■jV English CHARLES FREEMAN 'tf. S. A. C., Auto Mech. a HAROLD L RENDLESBACH U. of U., Northwestern U., U. of Idaho, A. B.; Music ELECTA J. CALDWELL U. of U„ B.S. Review, Business DOYLE Y. LANDON Fourteen facuti y . V FAE RAE U. S. A. C, B.S. Girls' Phy. Ed. CHARLES LEWIS H. S. Cert. Art ELVID WRIGHT U. S. A. C„ B.S. English GLEN OVARD B. Y. U„ B.S. Social Science ELAYNE B. HOFMAN B. Y. U„ B.S. Typing URSEL H. ALLRED B. Y. U„ A.B. Speech, Social Science JUNE STEWART B. Y. U„ B.S. Library, Journalism HOWARD CLEMENTS U. of U„ B.S. Science, English LORAINE WOODBURY B. Y. U„ B.S. Biology, Science LEE W. RALPHS U. S. A. C„ B.S. Industrial Arts NAOMI D. LUNT Y. Y. U., B.A.; U.S. A. C„ B.S. Traphagen Design School, N. Y. Home Economics Fifteen LAWRENCE COOPER B. Y. U. Science, Photography Of rsenLC an d Old ace By Joseph Kesselring Abby Brewster . . ELHCi A CALDWELL I lie Rev. Dr. llarper. .AVARE) A. RIGBY Teddy Brewster . . . .URSEL LI. ALLRED Officer Brophy. .WALLACE JOHNSON Officer Klein . . . .CLAIR C. SWENSON Martha Brewster....NAOMI D. LUNT Elaine l larper El .AVNE B. HOFMANN Mortimer Brewster..GLEN OVARD Mr. Gibbs ... LORAINE WOODBURY Jonathan Brewster .......... ..........HOWARD CLEMENTS Dr. Einstein ... .LAWRENCE COOPER Officer O’Hara . .CHARLES FREEMAN Lieutenant Rooney ■ ■ .FRANK WALKER Mr. Witherspoon ..YOIT J. ROPER Sixteen MARVIN RICHARDSON Chief of Police LOWELL CALDWELL President JOANN LEE Vice-President GAIL FELTCH Secretary-Treasurer CRYSTAL OPENSHAW Historian DORIS KARREN Business Manager Student ddBodij Officers The Student Body Officers this year have exhibited school spirit not so much by cheering as by achievement. They have been united in action and loyal in support of school functions and activities. Seventeen fBoarD of Control The Student Body Officers, together with representatives from each class and two Faculty advisors, make up the governing body of our school. Much credit can be given to the Service Bureau for the outstanding assemblies that have been presented this year. Under the direction of Ursel Allred, JoAnn Lee, and Crystal Openshaw their aim has been real- ized. Eighteen The Police Force and Student Councils have done a thorough and praiseworthy piece of work. They have proved to be very useful in taking care of student problems and acting as a guide within the school. Nineteen RITA CURTIS .............................. President GERALDINE HARRISON Historian CLEO TURNER ............................. Secretary ELAINE SAMUELS Vice-President LA NAE WORKMAN Social Director GROUP TWO:— Joy Twitchell, Helen Hein, Gwen Goodrich, Naomi Lunt, advisor; Karen Simper, La Nae Workman, Merlene Davis, Glenda Rae Holfeltz, Rachel Oaks, Talene Taylor. GROUP THREE:— Joanne Hall, Janis Rodebach, Joella Hall, Nita Slaugh, Charlene Freestone, Janett Goodrich. Sarah Herrington, Joyce Schulthes, Carma Bascom. GROUP FOUR:— Glenna Bair, Melba Bums, Lyle Massey, Laurine Campbell, Laura McConkie, Patricia Johnson, Patricia Belcher, Donna Birch, Lois Freestone, Dorothy Horrocks. 9. m. of. GROUP ONE:— La Reta Chivers, ReNee Allred, Marilyn Parent, Don- na Johnson, Claire Palmer, Lula Boren, Connie Twitchell, Shirley Ruppo, Barbara Wilson. GROUP TWO—: Deon Simper, Patricia Reynolds, Arlys Watkins, Belva Perry, Donna Beth Eaton, Carma Hatch, June Bow- den, Echo Merkley, lleene Gardiner, Raema Adams. GROUP THREE:— Karen Warren, Leah Luch, Elaine Turner, Marva Jackson, Bessie Watkins, Peggy Smuin, Barbara Cowell, Shirley Gardiner. GROUP FOUR:— Bonnie Lee Allred, Betty Powell, Norma Haslem, Coralie Nelson, Billie Faith Fisher, Shirley Glines, Rayma McKee, Rosie Hein, Lu Rae Collett, Joella Merkley, Ann Murray. QUEEN DOROTHY DUDLEY Sophomore 3 ian’est 3alt Junior Candidate LORA STEWART Freshman Candidate RITA STEWART Twenty-one Lelt to right:— TERRY FLETCHER Sentinel MAUGHAN COLTON . Reporter LELAND PREECE Treasurer LELAND PREECE .............Treasurer DOYLE Y. LANDON Advisor KEITH ADAMS .............. Secretary LOWELL ROBERTS President JOE MURRAY Athletic Manager (standing) RIGHT:— Linford Batty, Lloyd Freestone, Doyle Johnson, Dale Perry, Dwayne Case, DeLyle Billings, Lee Gibson, Glen Osielc, Den- ny Gardiner, Larry Searle, Norman Haslam, Ro n a I d Batty. THE PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE I pledge allegiance to the Flag of the I 1nited Stales of America and to the Republic for wl lich it stands, one nation indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. Dell Hunting, Gary Haws, Farrel Slaugh, Dallas Olsen, Farrel Johnson, Earl Slaugh, Larry Smuin, Neldon Slaugh, Darrell Smuin, Wade Slaugh, Dale Gardiner, Dan Slaugh. 9 5£ Of. Floyd Holfeltz, Richard Ingram, Dale Galley, Merlin Norton, Lewis Timothy, Douglas Brady, Jay Alexan- der, George Rolfe, Riley Murray, Keith Adams, Bryce Merkley, Douglas Swain. Glen McConkie, Blaine Murry, Gordon McCoy, David Rasmussen, Ray Perry, Darrell Karren, Doyle Y. Landon, advisor; Ray Van Leuven, Kenneth Lind. Stanley Oxborrow, Keith Sessions, Jack Haslem, Gaynel DeMille, Reuben Oxborrow, Oran Hunting, Max Timothy, Harold Merkley, John Price, Charles Hall, Glen Billings, Glen Kurti. OFFICERS DOUGLAS BRADY NOEL WEEKS SHARON SEARLE RALPH HALSTEAD JOELLA MERKLEY Vice-President Secretary and Treasurer Social Director Social Director i Twenty-three Harvey Lattner Joella Hall Bennor Hatch Claudette Sargent Gawin Wilkins Bessie Watkins Riley Murray Janett Goodrich Dell Hunting Darlene Mecham Alan Martin Deon Atwood Cal Dee Reynolds Colleen Wall Larry Moon F R E S H M E N Imogene Shiner Gilbert McLean Muriel Colton Rita Stewart Gary Taylor Marva Jackson Brian Johnson Lorraine Holmes Betty Jo Hatch Neldon Slaugh Patricia Jones Lu Rae Collett Vonda Rae Murray Gordon McCoy Velda Akelund I la Lombard Donald Pearson Twila Anne Murray Max Aycock Eloise Caldwell Glenna Walker Harold Merkley Betty Swain Dee Laris Richards Twenty-four F R E S H M E N James Knight Carma Bascom Joan Karren Nita Slaugh James Simper Joyce Schulthess Barbara Snow Kenneth Hatch Ve Niece Nielson Rayma McKee Betty Glen Johnson Hiram Reynolds Lylis Adams Darrel Smuin Eloise Allen Mary Ann King Dale Ross Opal Timothy Fay Eldredge Ray Van Leuvan Carolyn Coltharp Owen Lee Oaks Lenora Long Denny Gardner La Rae Dudley Carillon Searle Edda Harrison Violet Hardy Janice Rodeback Linford Batty Shirley Gardiner Charlene Freestone Alma Yokum Dale Gardiner Madge Atwood Bonnie Allred Dean Slaugh John Hacking Billie Faith Fisher Twenty-five F R E S H M E N Dennis Lee Barbara Cowell Richard Evans Elaine Turner Douglas Swain Joanne Hall Douglas Brady Connie Twitchell Floyd Tullis Geneva Sweatfield Jay Alexander Karen Warren Noel Weeks Marilyn Michl Ralph Halstead Norma Haslem Dale Perry Patricia Johnson Ly J nn Siddoway oella Merkley Don Hullinger Kay Swain Norman Haslem Maralea Smith Stanley Oxborrow Fae Openshaw Thoral Bodily JoAnn York DeLoy Lee Sharon Searle Twenty-six 0 OFFICERS BONNIE CHIVERS ............... Secretary and Treasurer MAX TIMOTHY President CARRIE CALDER Social Director GLEE CHEW ............................. Vice-President JOE MURRAY .............................Social Director Twenty-seven s o p H O M O R E S Wilma Mann Betty Openshaw David Rasmussen Carole Calder Clair Murdoclc Dixie Blackburn Arlene Dudley Leland Preece Dorothy Horrocks Donald Ashby Beth Bryson Keith Sessions Erma Chivers Larry Hampton Myra Woolley Max Timothy Rea Pope Blaine Goodrich Donna Jean Birch Larry Searle Laura McConkie Oran Hunting Glee Chew Dorothy Winn Doyle Johnson Glen McConkie Dorothy Dudley Carl Curfew Guyla York Caroline Woodard Glenna Bair Roger Francke Melba Burns Larry Hodgkinson Marjorie Montgomery Twenty-eight f® Sew Twenty-nine Ellen Burns Donald Bair. Patricia Anderson Devona Cook Ted Hatch Marilyn Price Max Anderson Coralie Nelson Gerald Rowley Dorlene Galley Lu Jean Murray George Sloan Vera Goodwin Dee Murray Marjorie Luck Ned Lee Lois Freestone Reuben Oxborrow Laura Hacking Charles Hall Marquita Goodrich Gary McCarreN Carolyn Wallis Duane Sjaugh. Rachel Oaks Kermit Harrison Lloy Bennett Keith Adams Eva Davis Gaynei DeMille Marilyn Robbins Veldon Eaton Joleen Williams s o p H O M O R E S Patricia Belcher Raymond Hatch Margie Johnson Lewis Timothy Ramona Larson Dawayne Case Shirley Glines Catherine Jackson Darius Burke Sharlene Shepherd Lilly Mae Murray Max Freestone Joan Postma Lawrence Kay Larry Johnson La Rue Corless Dale Galley Kenneth Lind Margaret Harrison Ferris Gardiner Leta Greenhow Floyd Bodily Bryce Merkley Laurel Lunt Vance Bodily Lyle Massey Bonnie Chivers Glade Watkins Roena Hatch Eugene Holly Thirty HOME-ROOM OFFICERS Thirty-one MECHANICAL DRAWING First Row, left to right:—DON HULLINGER, DONALD PEARSON, DALE GARDINER, GARY HAWS. Second Row:—LEE GIBSON, DARRELL GLISSON, BENNOR HATCH, GAWIN WILKINS, THORAL BODILY. Third Row:—JIMMY SIMPER, LARRY MOON, NORMAN HASLEM, GARY BARNEY, ALLEN MARTIN, DALE PARRY, LINFORD BATTY. ADVANCED RADIO Left to right:—LaTHARE BODILY. MIRL HACKING, LYMAN CAMPBELL, ROLAND HEIN, KENNETH LIND, FLOYD BODILY, VANCE BODILY, LARRY JOHNSON, ARVEL LUCK, MAX FREESTONE, and LEE RALPHS, Instructor. ADVANCED WOODWORK Left to right:—JOE ROYBAL, KENNETH LIND, DURRELL KARREN, RAYMOND HATCH. CARL CURFEW, LAWRENCE KAY, VELDON EATON, DUANE GRANGER, GLENN McCONKIE, BLAINE MURRAY, and FERRIS GARDINER. Thirty-two AUTO MECHANICS Panel One, left to right:—RAYMOND HATCH, KARL HODGKINSON, ROBERT WARDELL, DEAN MERKLEY, ROY WINN, PAUL SCHOFIELD, LOYAL JOHNSON, VERDIN GOODRICH. Panel Two:—BLAINE STEVENS, LELAND McNEILL, EARL SLAUGH, DUANE ANDERSON, KENNETH CALDER, ALAN HATCH, DALLIS JACOBSON, CHARLES FREEMAN. Panel Three—CALVIN McCONKIE, GARY WINWARD, LOUIS VINCENT, HARDEN NELSON, DONALD MARTINSEN, LAR- RY WILLIAMS. Panel Four:—DALLAS MERRELL, VERN MOORE, WESLEY WINN, DUANE PAULSON, RONALD BAIR, DUANE BECK, MIL- TON BECK, MAX ANDERSON. SHELDON DUDLEY. U-T-E-S Football Banquet YEA TEAM Thirty-four PLAY ... Play Hard -- Play Fair -- and to Win Thirty-five SPORTSMAN'S Is More Than Amusement .., I Will Keep the Rules ... I Will Keep Faith With My Comrades ... Thirty-six Thirty-seven Is the Art of Livinq ... 0 L io '. A- -v-V -OaAJ JoAAst H cY L - too rU c cU jJ trU I ‘ L t ! { y . -• � 4 - '. Q- AaL y w fi, 'Cf a-ow 1 I Will Keep Myself Fit ... I Will Keep My Temper... V . 'F 7j(iritali IJtes M. STAGG, Athletic Manager; L ROBERTS, Forward; D. JACOBSON, Guard; MARION CALDWELL, Forward; MAX CALD- WELL, Guard; B. BRYSON, Center; D. BARR, Center; G. FISHER, Center; B. PREECE, Forward; J. ROYBAL, Forward; L. CALD- WELL, Guard; E. DAVIS, Guard; M. RICHARDSON, Forward; COACH WRIGHT. 4 d A Hole in One Thirty-eight L. PREECE, Forward; L. WILKINS, Forward; D. MURRAY, Forward; R. HATCH, Guard; N. LEE, Guard; G. WATKINS, Guard; D. RASMUSSEN, Center; R. HALSTEAD, Forward; D. SLAUGH, Center; G. McCARRELL, Forward; F. TULLIS, Guard; T. HATCH, Forward; K. HARRISON, Guard; M. TIMOTHY, Forward; JACK WOODBURY, Coach; G. DeMILLE, Guard. Captain McCarrell and His Starting Quint Thirty-nine First Row, left to right:—COACH WOODBURY, DELYLE BILLINGS, JAMES KNIGHT, GLEN BILLINGS, LARRY HODGKIN- SON, LYNN SIDDOWAY. Second Row:—GENE MICHL, DEL MAR BASTIAN, JUNIOR STUBBS, RAYMOND HATCH, MAX TIMOTHY, JOE MURRAY. Third Row:—MAUGHAN COLTON, TED HATCH, WADE STEWART, BOB WARDELL, JACK SMITH, LaTHARE BODILY. LELAND SMITH, LEE WILKINS. At Region Meet: A total of 54 points gave Uintah the lion's share to nose out Gunnison, Delta, and Lincoln high schools. First places won by: Bodily (unlimited); Michl (154 lbs.); Stewart (145 lbs.); Murray (127 lbs.); Siddoway (103 lbs.). Second places won by: Smith (165 lbs.); Wardell (175 lbs.); Bastian (133 lbs.); Colton (138 lbs.); Timothy (112 lbs.); Knight (95 lbs.) At State Meet—Third places won by: Murray (127); Bastian (133); Siddoway (103); Stewart (145). Other entrants: Knight, Timothy, Colton, Michl, J. Smith, Wardell, Bodily. Outgoing Officers:— ROBERT BRYSON Vice-President KENNETH CALDER ........................... President Incoming Officers:— GARY WINWARD ............................. President ROBERT SHOWALTER Vice-President DONALD HACKING, LELAND McNEILL, DUANE PAULSON, DALLAS JACOBSON, KENT TAYLOR The Spirit of Service is a Rich Endowment U B MAX HAWS, VERLIN GARDINER, E. L. 8ENNION Forty-one p p € 3 First Row, left to right:— LELAND SMITH, BETTY GLEN JOHNSON, VONDA LEE JOHNSON, Librarian; MYRA WOOLLEY, DALE FULMER, THERESA HADLOCK, LOREEN JOHNSON, PATRICIA JOHNSON. Second Row:— € CAROL CALDER, MADGE CAMPBELL, KAY SWAIN, LYNN SIDDOWAY, CLAIR MURDOCK, TED HATCH, DARSON ROPER. Third Row:— LORN RICHENS, Reporter; DALE ROSS, GLEN BILLINGS, VERLIN GARDINER, GARRETT CASE. Fourth Row:— DEL MAR BASTIAN, Manager; LELAND PREECE, DELOY SHINER, MARQUITA GOODRICH, Secretary; ALBERTA SLAUGH, CAROLYN HACKING. Adding much enthusiasm in all sports events is the newly-organized Pep Band. The manager, Del Mar Bastian, under the direction of Harold Rendlesbach, helped make a memorable and eventful year at U. H. S. Forty-two Oh You Utes Fight! Fight! FIGHT! OH YOU UTES FIGHT! FIGHT!! FIGHT! DUANE PAULSON Cheerleader:— DON MILLECAM LORAIN BRADY FIGHT! Forty-three Concession Committee:— Banquet Committee:—FLOYD TULLIS, MAX TIMOTHY, NOEL KENT TAYLOR, WILSON TENNEY, PAUL SCHOFIELD, E. L WEEKS, RALPH HALSTEAD, ARDEN ROBBINS, DUANE BENNION. TED HATCH, GAYNELL DeMILLE, ROBERT BRYSON. PAULSON, JOSEPH MURRAY. DOUGLAS BRADY. B O Y S' P E P C L U B Installation of the combination clock and scoreboard cli- maxed a most active year for the Boys’ Pep Club. Realiza- tion of this project comes as a result of conscientious effort put forth in conces- sions and dances sponsored by the members. BRUCE PREECE, LARRY WILLIAMS, LOWELL CALDWELL, GARY McCARREL, HARVEY HULLINGER, Advisor; MAX HAWS. Secretary; EDWARD DAVIS, Vice-President; DON- ALD MILLECAM, President; LAWRENCE COOPER, Advisor. DONALD HACKING, VERLIN GARDINER, DUANE SLAUGH, DONALD BARR, LELAND PREECE, LYNNE KING, ROBERT JEAN MICHL, JACK SMITH, LELAND SMITH. WARDELL, MARVIN RICHARDSON, MAX CALDWELL. LORAIN BRADY. Absent when picture was taken:—Del Mar Bastian, Douglas McLean, Roy Winn, Dallas Jacobson, Lowell Roberts. Forty-four Emma Jean Workman Mary Elizabeth Willis Nannette Markuson Joan DeJournette Marge Snyder Alberta Slaugh Echo Merkley Meriel Murray Doris Karren Donna Winward Mary Ann King MARY ELIZABETH WILLIS .........Goatherder ELAYNE HOFMANN .................. Advisor FAE RAE ......................... Advisor BONNIE ADAMSON Vice-President MARJORIE SNYDER President STELLA JENKINS Goatherder VERNA HENDERSON ................Secretary Forty-five Dorothy Dudley Laurel Lunt lleene Gardiner Marie Merkley Bonnie Jenkins Alreta Roberts Rita Curtis Deon Chivers Karen Simper Karen Warren haron Searle (athryn Clark vlarquita Goodrich Darrie Calder I'erna Henderson ail Feltch Mima Mann jharon York vladge Atwood Marvel Goodrich Marilyn Robbins vlyra Wooley loAnne Showalter Carolyn Wallis :ae Openshaw Absent when picture was taken: Crystal Openshaw Roena Hatch Lora Stewart Dona Hall ALBERTA SLAUGH, JOAN DeJOURNETTE, JoANNE SHOWALTER, Cheerleaders. Glee Chew Peggy Chivers Vanda Toles Carole Murray Stella Jenkins Janet Christensen La Nae Workman Jo Anne Christensen Bonnie Adamson Mary Alice Calder Geraldine Harrison Elaine Wilkins Joella Merkley £e -league NAOMI LUNT Advisor JOAN DeJOURNETTE Social Director ALBERTA SLAUGH President MARVEL GOODRICH Vice-President STELLA JENKINS Secretary - Treasurer JSeacjue LAWRENCE COOPER Advisor LOWELL ROBERTS Secretary MAX CALDWELL Vice-President BRUCE PREECE President Forty-six Sweetheart SBatl Uintah Basin's Queen: DONNA JEAN BIRCH Uintah's Queen Representative . . . DONNA JEAN BIRCH Candidates: GAIL FELTCH VERNA HENDERSON ALBERTA SLAUGH Forty-seven Forty-eight intramural Ofc levities Under the Direction of COACH JACK WOODBURY To further student in- terest, intramural activi- ties have been carried on at noon during the winter months. These games have given the students a chance to compete with one another. Fair play and good sportsmanship have been evident throughout the activi- ties. Forty-nine Qiris’ OftlileiLcs FAE RAE Director Our Volleij CBatt eam Won High Honors at Provo Invitational Meet Fifty S chool began again September 6, and E very student was looking forward to another P erfect year at Uintah. T oday, our Utes lost to the Craig Bulldogs, 15-13, in an E xciting pre-season game played at Craig, but our M ighty Utes slashed back on the 23rd to show up B etter than ever in Fighting Spirit. E very Ute fought his hardest, but lost to R oosevelt by a one-point margin, with the score standing at 7-6 as the gun went off. O ctober 3rd brought our first lyceum with C ostumes and marvelous characterizations. T he Redskins brought down another victory at 25-0 O n the Altamont Longhorns, and on the 14th the B oys traveled to Alterra for another game which E nded in a score of 26-6 for Uintah. R ah, rah, was the chant given to the Redskins as they became district champions over Roosevelt in a 12-0 play-off game. ( N ovember I 7th and 18th brought Arsenic and ' O Id Lace, the annual faculty play. V enturing to Provo were Uintah's journalists who had E ver so much fun and loads of new ideas for M ore successful papers than ever. B eginning the 24th were the Thanksgiving Holidays and E veryone welcomed the occasion, but all R eturned to school with a satisfaction of a well- spent weekend. D ecember 2nd—the Utes were at Craig, but E ven though we lost that game, U. H. S. students C heered our team on to a victory that was E asily taken from Wasatch Academy; Junior .. ’’W— M iss was the title of the school play presented the 8th and 9th. - . •■• • B and concerts were also well discussed after the 2 I st. E xciting and also a lot of fun was the Xmas dance and to R eturn not to school the next day, but home for a long and wonderful Xmas vacation. p- C' V c' £ I r is -SO £ I ' ' •XT 4 (3 '1 £ •1 r X ■ 4 v w £ £ § r -v A e c ? % cv Fifty-one Editor: VANDA TOLES Associate Editor: JEAN MICHL Smoke Signals: MARY ELIZABETH WILLIS ALBERTA SLA'JGH ELAINE WILKINS Machinists: — Enock Swain, Donna Eldredge. Typists:— Marvel Goodrich. Helen Twitchell, Stephen Powell, Stencilists: Publicity: BONNIE JENKINS, JOANN SHOWALTER, JUNE STEWART, advisor; ARDIS MERK- CRYSTAL OPENSHAW. LEY, MR. WALLIS, TALENE TAYLOR, MADGE CAMPBELL. Feature Editor: GAIL FELTCH Interviewing: MR. ALLRED Fifty-two Staff MARY ALICE CALDER Associate Editor Photographers: RICHARD KNIGHT MIRL HACKING DONALD HACKING LAWRENCE COOPER Advisor MAUGHAN COLTON WILSON TENNY MAX HAWS ..... ENOCK SWAIN ... E. L BENNION Booth City Booth City Wooley City Gardiner City ...Baliff City DON MILLECAN BRUCE PREECE .. KENNETH CALDER Fifty-five . ..Baliff City Wooley City Rebholz City Uintah High School was privileged to hear Grant Johannesen, winner of the Interna- tional Pianist Contest. Purchasing the grand piano has been the project of the music depart- ment this year. Fifty-eight Qiris’ CD ance Orches ira This year two dance orchestras have been organized to help with the social functions in our school. This gave the members experience in playing modern dance music. Leland Smith was manager, and Garth Fisher, assistant manager, of the Boys Orchestra. Marilyn Parent was manager of the Girls'Orchestra, with Geraldine Harrison, assistant. J'unior ■CL Show Manager: DALE FULLMER First Place: THERESA HADLOCK Vocal Solo Second Place: DEL MAR BASTIAN Piano Solo Third Place: Hungry Five LOWELL ROBERTS DELOY SHINER LYMAN CAMPBELL GARTH FISHER LELAND SMITH Sixty School Junior (Play Miss A Comedy in Three Acts by JEROME CHODORON and JOSEPH FIELDS Directed by URSEL H. ALLRED Student Director BONNIE ADAMSON Left:— Stage Crew: GARY ASHBY DWAYNE CASE ROGER FRANCKE CAST OF CHARACTERS: Harry Graves DALE FULLMER Joe .....................JACK HASLEM Grace Graves PHYLLIS FERGUSON, RITA CURTIS Hilda ............ DORIS KARREN Lois Graves ...........CAROL MURRAY, JOAN DEJOURNETTE Judy Graves ......LAUREEN FOUNTAINE GAIL FELTCH Fluffy Adams MARJORIE SNYDER JAYNIE SIDDOWAY J. B. Curtis DEL MAR BASTIAN Ellen Curtis ..MARY ELIZABETH WILLIS MERLENE DAVIS Willis Reynolds ......MAUGHAN COLTON Barlow Adams DALE ROSS Haskell Cummings ......ROGER FRANCKE Western Union Boy JOHN PRICE Merrill Feurbach .....STEPHEN POWELL Sterling Brown............. MAX HAWS Albert Kunody GARY ASHBY Charles ............... GARRETT CASE Tommy Arbuckle DWAYNE CASE Henry NORLAN WALKER Stage Personnell: — Costumes, MARY ALICE JOHNSON: props, NANETTE MARKUSON, MARY ALICE CALDER. STAGE PERSONNEL: Costumes MARY ALICE JOHNSON Props ........... NANETTE MARKUSON, MARY ALICE CALDER Sixty-one Our Town • • • by . . • THORNTON WILDER Directed by URSEL ALLRED Student Director: JAYNIE SIDDOWAY Stage Manager Dr. Gibbs Joe Crowell .... Howie Newsome Mrs. Gibbs ..... Mrs. Webb George Gibbs .... Rebecca Gibbs Walley Webb ..... Emily Webb Professor Willard Mr. Webb ...... Simon Stimson Mrs. Soames .... Constable Warren Si Crowell ..... Sam Craig ....EDWARD DAVIS JEAN MICHL ROGER FRANCKE NORLAN WALKER ........DORIS KARREN MARY ALICE CALDER MARVIN RICHARDSON CAROLYN WALLIS ........BOBBY HUNT NANETTE MARKUSON HENRY MORRIS ....FRANCIS PALMER DEL MAR BASTIAN MARY ALICE JOHNSON GARRETT CASE .....LYNN SIDDOWAY DON MILLECAM Joe Stoddard ...................................... JACK HASLEM People of the Town:—Lloy Bennett, Grant Richens, Patricia Jones, Dwayne Case, Dee Murray, Connie McGraw, Violet Hardy, Eugene Holley, Henry Morris, Gary Ashby, Athly Bodily, Glenna Walker, Glenna Maxfield, Betty Swain, Carolyn Coltharp, Carrie Calder, Brian Johnson, Beatrice Marshall, Melva Allen, Edda Harrison, Fern Herrington, Fae Eldredge, JoAnn York, Doyle Johnson. department Above:— Stage Crew: MAUGHAN COLTON FRANCIS PALMER GARY WINWARD Manager Sixty-two espian Ushers:—JANET CHRISTENSEN, MADGE CAMPBELL, DEON FREESTONE, JOANN CHRISTENSEN, MARI- LYN PARENT. Radio:—MAUGHAN COLTON, MERLENE DAVIS, NANNETTE MARKUSON, CAROLE MURRAY, JOAN DSJOURNETTE, MAX CALDWELL, MARGE SNYDER. Costumes:—STELLA JENKINS, NILA HAS- LEM, JOY TWITCHELL, ELAINE MANWAR- ING. Officers:—DALE FULLMER, radio chairman; MARY ALICE CALDER, cleric; RITA CURTIS, president; DORIS KARREN, secretary; URSEL ALLRED, advisor; JO ANN LEE (absent when picture was taken), vice-president. Props:—NINA POPE, HELEN HEIN, JAYNIE SIDDOWAY, GWEN WOOLLEY, BONNIE ADAMSON, GARRETT CASE. Malce-up:—CHERIE GURR, MARY ELIZABETH WILLIS, GWEN GOODRICH, ALBERTA SLAUGH, KATHRYN CLARK, GARY ASHBY. Sixty-three LYNNE SIDDOWAY LARRY HODGKINSON Winner HENRY MORRIS D E C L A M A T I O N JOAN DEJOURNETTE MERLENE DAVIS Winner PATRICIA JOHNSON I SPEAK FOR DEMOCRACY DORIS KARREN, State, fourth place; District, first place. DALE FULLMER, District, second place. CAROLYN WALLIS, District, third place. jOVV Sixty-four Balcony Scene By .........DONALD ELSER Directed by ...URSEL ALLRED Student Director .....DORIS KARREN c o N T E S T P £ Cast: A Man DALE FULLMER His Friend .EDWARD DAVIS A Mother ...RITA CURTIS Her Daughter....GWEN WOOLEY A Wife CONNIE McGRAW Her Husband GARRETT CASE A Gangster DEL MAR BASTIAN A Girl .JOAN DeJOURNETTE READINGS Humorous: MARY ANN KING .. Second JAYNE SIDDOWAY .......Third Dramatic: RITA CURTIS ....... First DALE FULLMER ......Second MARY ALICE CALDER Third CONNIE McGRAW .......Fourth RETOLD STORIES NANNETTE MARKUSON LLOY BENNET First and Second Places ORATIONS C ecjlonaL Speech Contest MARY ALICE JOHNSON Fifth ALBERTA SLAUGH Sixth EXTEMPORANEOUS SPEAKING CLAIRE MURDOCK .....Third Place Sixty-five GommerciaL Glal) OFFICERS MARY ALICE CALDER President KAREN SIMPER .........Vice-President THERESA HADLOCK Secretary ELECTA CALDWELL .............Advisor ELAYNE HOFMANN Advisor Left to right:— ARDIS MERKLEY, JANET CHRISTENSEN, NINA POPE, MERIEL MURRAY, MARIE MERKLEY, GWEN WOOLEY, RAEMA ADAMS, SHARON YORK. JOANNE CHRISTENSEN, ESTEL MANWARING, JOY TWITCHELL, HELEN HEIN, RITA CURTIS, MARILYN PARENT, DONNA GARDINER, ALRETA ROBERTS, JOANN LEE. Left to right:— MAX CALDWELL, GWEN GOODRICH, DONALD HACKING, TALENE TAYLOR, BONNIE ADAMSON, DONNA WINWARD, MAURINE SLAUGH. MARY ELIZABETH WILLIS, VERNA HENDERSON, DORIS KARREN, BELVA VERNON, VANDA TOLES, MERNE SWETT, KATHRYN CLARK; ROBERT BRYSON (absent when picture was taken.) MAC HOLMES, JOYE AINGE, DEON CHIVERS, LARRY HODGKINSON, CLAIR MURDOCK. MARJORIE MONT- GOMERY, MARY LOU ROBERTS, DALE MERRELL, ECHO MERKLEY, RENAE BODILY. KENT TAYLOR, HENRY MORRIS, MARION CALDWELL, STEPHEN POWELL, WILSON TENNEY, BARBARA WIL- SON, E. L. BENNION, ROBERT SHOWALTER, MARY ALICE JOHNSON. KEITH ADAMS, DUANE SLAUGH, VANCE BODILY, LARRY JOHNSON, EUGENE HOLLY, BETH BRYSON, BARBARA HARRISON, BEULAH RICHENS, DARIUS BURKE; DALE GALLEY (absent when picture was taken.) CAROLE CALDER, VERA GOODWIN, ELLEN BURNS, DOROTHY HORROCKS, CARRIE CALDER, GLADE WATKINS, DIXIE BLACKBURN, MARVIN RICHARDSON, GLEE CHEW, CAROLYN WALLIS. Recj tonal Gommercta I Contest SECOND YEAR TYPISTS FIRST YEAR TYPISTS MAX CALDWELL-First, MERLENE DAVIS, STEPHEN DARIUS BURKE-Third, ELLEN BURNS, LARRY HODG- POWEL-Fourth. KINSON-Fourth. SECOND YEAR SHORTHAND FIRST YEAR SHORTHAND THERESA HADLOCK, JOY TWITCHELL, DONNA WINWARD KAREN SIMPLER-60 word-Third, Rita Curtis-60 word-Fifth,Mer- LENE DAVIS, JOANNE CHRISTENSEN-80 word-First, RAEMA ADAMS-Fourth. SECOND YEAR BOOKKEEPING FIRST YEAR BOOKKEEPING KATHRYN CLARK, DONNA WINWARD MAX CALDWELL-First, DONALD HACKING-Second, BELVA VERNON, MARY ELIZABETH WILLIS, STEPHEN POWELL. Sixty-seven J anuary 6th was the date set for the first basketball game, A nd Roosevelt downed Uintah 42 to 27. N o one was dissappointed in the Altamont and U intah game on the I Oth. The Utes were victorious. A gain the Utes triumphed—this time over the Duchesne Eagles. R eally raising funds for their Junior Prom; the Juniors, Y oung with ideas, presented a very successful Talent Show on Jan. 26. F inal score for the Uintah and Alterra game on the 3rd was 32-19. E xcitement was everywhere before the Utes traveled to Roosevelt, B ut it died when the Riders tipped the Utes 28-29. A R eal Sweetheart Queen was Donna Jean Birch when chosen from U intah to reign over all schools at Victory Park on January I Ith. A nother victory for the Utes when they tipped Duchesne, 29-26, Feb. I 7. R ough was the ride to Tabiona but well worth it when Uintah won. Y ea, Utes! ! ! yQ M any of the students enjoyed the concert by the Senior A nd Junior Bands, with the Girls' Glee, on March 1st. A R eal game was played between Alterra and Uintah, with the Utes the M y victors. YMQA' c hoice players presented the Department Play, Our Town, on March 10-1 I. H appy were the girls at the annual Girls' Jamboree, April Fool, on March 3 I. A nother climax in the year's event was the annual P rom and Post Prom; the theme Cuban Holiday, the 7th and 8th. R oosevelt played host to all other schools participating I n Activity Day on April 21. Girls' Day was a L arge success as all girls presented the Assembly, Fashion Show, Tea, and Girls' Dance. M any happy school days have passed with memories still lingering. Our last activities winding up the school year are the Regional and State Track Meets held the 6th and 13th. A mong the activities on the Ute Campus during the last week of school, we find the Seniors busily preparing for the final touches of gradu- ation and all the Uintah students signing autographs in the Uintahn of 1950. Y ear ends May I 8th. Sixty-eight 4 Seventy Now what have we here? A good sport plays his best to the or losing. end, whether he is winning Strike One! Seventy-one OFFICERS DONALD HACKING President MAX HAWS Vice-President MERIEL MURRAY Secretary DALE FULLMER Reporter MARIE MERKLEY Social Director KENT TAYLOR Social Director Seventy-two Sheldon Dudley Mabel Trujillo Gary Ashby Marjorie Snyder Leland McNeill Norlan Walker Nila Haslem Stephen Powell Helen Twitchell Elaine Samuels Henry Morris Belva Vernon Marie Merkley George Rolfe Leah Luck Garth Fisher Vadrus Bodily Ardis Merkley Donald Hacking Mary Alice Johnson Lula Boren Beulah Richens Cleo Turner Broom Estel Manwaring June Bowden Connie McGraw Patricia Reynolds LaReta Chivers Vonda Lee Johnson Gwen Goodrich Seventy-three Virginia Jenkins Dale Merrell Merlene Davis Verlin Gardiner Janet Christensen Lowell Roberts Arlys Watkins Donna Eldredg' :laine Manwaring Robert Showalter Alreta Roberts Max Caldwell Joyce Beck Jo Anne Christensen ines nson Bonnie Adamson Deon Simper Marion Caldwell Raema Adams Dallas DeMille Melva Dow Conley Aldridge Seventy-four Dale Fullmer Verna Henderson Blaine Stephens Gail Feltch Maughan Colton Echo Merkley John Price Paul Schofield Maurine Slaugh Deon Chivers Lora Stewart LOTS Enos Leland Bennion Joye Ainge Marilyn Siddoway Cherie Gurr Larie Mott Enoch Swain Emma Jean Workman Robert Bryson Nina Pope Wilson Tenney Meriel Murray Seventy-five ADVISORS URSEL ALLRED JUNE STEWART FAE RAE GLEN OVARD GWEN WOOLEY Chairman DALE FULLMER Co-Chairman REMEMBER THE CONGA? Time: April 7-8. Place: Imperial Hall Theme CUBAN HOLIDAY Happy couples, shifting through the tall paims, strolled in the moonlight and danced to the enchanting strains of lively tangos and rumbas. Seventy-six OFFICERS EDWARD DAVIS CAROLE MURRAY DONNA WINWARD DONA RAE HALL STELLA JENKINS .. DON MILLECAM President Vice-President Secretary Reporter Social Director Social Director Seventy-seven DALLAS MERRELL CRYSTAL OPENSHAW LYNNE KING THERESA HODLOCK DORIS KAREN GARY - WINWARD JOAN LEE DOUGLAS McLEAN DeLOY SHINER DONA RAE HALL DUANE PAULSON DONNA BETH EATON DEL MAR BASTIAN DEON FREESTONE LA THARE BODILY MARY ALICE CALDER LLOYD HATCH MARILYN PARENT Seventy-eight LOTS DONNA WINWARD TERRY FLETCHER ALBERTA SLAUGH SHIRLEY RUPPE KARL HODGKINSON ANITA WOOD ROBERT WARDELL DUANE GRANGER BONNIE JENKINS LARRY WILLIAMS JOY TWITCHELL TALENE TAYLOR LOWELL CALDWELL NANNETTE MARKUSON VANDA TOLES FRANK LOMBARD GWEN W. REYNOLDS JOE ROYBAL v Seventy nine MARK BROWN JOANNE SHOWALTER DONALD MILLECAM MARVEL GOODRICH KATHRYN CLARK RAYMOND CALDWELL MARY ELIZABETH WILLIS MARVIN RICHARDSON WESLEY WINN JOAN DeJOURNETTE EDWARD DAVIS RITA CURTIS LORAIN BRADY ELAINE WILKINS BRUCE PREECE STELLA JENKINS JEAN MICHL CAROLE MURRAY Eighty I 1 MERLIN NORTON MERNE SWETT TREVIER HARRISON KAREN SIMPER LORIN RICHENS ILEENE GARDINER DeLAINE WATKINS ALAN HATCH VERDIN GOODRICH WADE STEWART LELAND SMITH BARBARA WILSON VERNE MOORE NELLIE ROBERTS BELVA RICHARD GLENDA RAE RICHARD PERRY KNIGHT H. BROWN INGRAM Eighty-one DUANE ANDERSON ARDEN ROBBINS KENNETH CALDER HELEN HEIN VELENNA GARDINER GERALDINE HARRISON MIRL HACKING JACK HASLEM GARRETT CASE DONALD MARTINSEN CLAIRE PALMER LaRAE CHIVERS JACK SMITH HARRY KIDD DUANE BECK ROBERT BURTON RENEE ALLRED GLENNA O. MURRAY ROY WINN LOYAL JOHNSON Eighty-two Theme: THE GOLDEN YEAR, OUR CHALLENGE ILEENE GARDINER . Chairman Members:—GERALDINE HARRISON, LYNNE KING, MARVEL GOODRICH, THERESA HADLOCK, EDWARD DAVIS, DONNA WINWARD, DUANE PAULSON, VERDIN GOODRICH, DONA HALL, CAROLE MURRAY, VANDA TOLES, DeLAINE WATKINS, HELEN HEIN. KAREN SIMPER. DEL MAR BASTIAN, FRANK LOMBARD (absent when picture was taken). C 0 M M 1 T T E E Through the untiring efforts of the graduation committee, the pro- gram presented on the night of graduation was one long remembered as the most outstanding occasion of the year. C O p M R M O 1 J T E T C E T E DON MILLECAM Chairman MARY ALICE CALDER....... ............Co-Chairman Members: EDWARD DAVIS, DONNA WIN- WARD, GARY WINWARD, RITA CURTIS, VANDA TOLES, LORAIN BRADY, CAROLE MUR- RAY. Eighty-three Candidates for Mr. and Miss Uintah:— KATHRYN CLARK, EDWARD DAVIS, RITA CURTIS. LOWELL CALD- WELL, CAROLE MURRAY. MARVIN RICHARDSON. Mr. and Miss Uintah:—DEL MAR BASTIAN, JO ANN LEE. Ui ™ m Jnnlb Steppin' High was the theme of the Senior Hop, and steppin' high they did in their best bib and tucker, as they came out to see who would be crowned Mr. and Miss Uintah of 1950. Under the able direction of their chairmen, JoAnne Showalter and Vanda Toles, the Hop was a gay time to be long remembered. Eighty-four £ orus OYko in tke Glass of 50 KATHRYN CLARK, DONNA WINWARD, DONA HALL, DORIS KARREN, LOWELL CALDWELL, THERESA HADLOCK, KAREN SIMPER, RITA CURTIS, MARY ALICE CAL- DER, EDWARD DAVIS, JOY TWITCHELL. EDWARD and JOY won the coveted Gruen watches awarded by the Gardiner Jewelry Company for high achievement and meritorious service while at U. H. S. Eighty-five ReNEE ALLRED— F. H. A. I-2-3-4; Seminary 1-2; Gradu- ate 3; Girls' Glee 3-4. DUANE ANDERSON— Football 1-2; Track 1-2-4; F. F. A. I; Prom Committee 3. DEL MAR BASTIAN— Board of Control I; Class Officer I; Homeroom President 3-4; Track 1-2-4; School Play 4; Wrestling 4; Pep Band Director 4; Dance Band 4; Seminary 1-2; Graduate 3; Prom Committee 3; Graduation Committee 4; Department Play 4; Contest Play 4; Mr. Uintah' 4. DUANE BECK— Seminary 3; Graduate 4; D. E. Club 3. LORAIN BRADY— Track 2; Boys' Pep 3-4; Police Force 4; Cheerleader 4; F. F. A. 1-2-3; Prom Committee3; Senior Hop 4; Crafts Club 2; Durango, Colo., 2; Project Committee 4. LATH ARE BODILY— Wrestling 4; Track 2-3-4; Seminary 2; Graduate 3; F. F. A. 1-2. GLENDA RAE BROWN— Seminary 1-2; Graduate 3; Girls' Glee 2; Girls' Softball Team 3; F. H. A. I-2-3-4. ROBERT BURTON— Wrestling 4; Football 1-2-3; Track I; Police Force I ; Home Room Secretary I; Boys' Glee 3. KENNETH CALDER— Basketball 1-2: Seminary 1-2; Graduate 4; Key Club President 4; Boys' State 3; Band 2. MARY ALICE CALDER— Girls' State 3; Girls' Pep I-2-3-4; Pledge Leader 3: Thespian Club I-2-3-4, clerk 3-4;Senior Who's Who; Contest Play 2; Shorthand Team 3: Commercial Club 2-3-4; President 4; Posture Parade 2; Prom Committee Chairman 3; Uintahn 1-3; Associate Editor 4; Project Committee 4; Track 2; Volleyball Team 3; Hop Committee 4; Seminary 1-2; Graduate 3; Depart- ment Play 4. LOWELL CALDWELL— Student Body President 4; Class Offi- cer 1-2; Board of Control 2-4; Track I -2-3-4; Football I-2-3-4; Basketball I-2-3-4; Captain 4; Police Force 3; Seminary 1-2; Graduate 3; F. F. A. 2-3; President 3; Boys' Pep 2-3-3; Vice- President 3; Associated Student Coun- cil 1-4; Senior Who's Who; Track Captain 4. RAYMOND CALDWELL— F. F. A. I-2-3-4. CARRETT CASE— Thespian Club 2-3-4; School Play 3; Department Play 4; Contest Play 4; Seminary 1-2; Graduate 3; Variety Night 2; Band 2-3-4; Pep Band 4. LeRAE CHIVERS— Girls' Pep 4; F. H. A. 3-4; Seminary 1-2; Graduate 3; Prom Committee 3; Volleyball Team 3-4; Commercial Club 3. KATHRYN CLARK— Class Officer I; Board of Control 4; Thespian Club I-2-3-4; Commercial Club 2-3-4; Vice-President 3; Girls' Pep I-2-3-4; Seminary 1-2; Graduate 3; Seminary Graduation Committee 3; Uintahn 3; Uintahn Editor 4; Account- ing Team 3-4; Type Team 2-3: Short- hand Team 3; Prom Committee 3; Hop Committee 4; Home Room Secretary 4; Senior Who's Who. RITA CURTIS— Class Officer 2; Thespian Club I-2-3-4: President 4; Girls’ Pep 4; School Play 3-4; Seminary 1-2: Graduate 3; Uin- tahn 4; Type Team 2-3; Shorthand Team 4; Seminary Grad. Committee 3; Prom Committee 3; Commercial Club 2-3-4; F. H. A. 3-4; President 4; Soft- ball Team I; Project Committee 4; Contest Play 4; Volleyball 2-3; Arts and Crafts Club 2; Contest Reading 4: Variety Night 2; Senior Who's Who. EDWARD DAVIS— Class Officer 4; Board of Control 4; Boys' Pep I-2-3-4; Secretary 4; Foot- ball I-2-3-4; Captain 4; Graduation Committee 4; Basketball I-2-3-4; Track I-2-3-4; Band 1-2; Boys' Glee 3; Vari- ety Night 2; Department Play 4; Sem- inary 1-2; Graduate 3; Uintahn 2; Project Committee 4; Senior Hop Committee 4; Homeroom Officer I ; Senior Who's Who; Gardiner Jewelry Award. JOAN DeJOURNETTE— Girls' League Officer 4; Board of Con- trol 3; Thespian Club I-2-3-4; Girls' Pep 3-4; Cheerleader 3; Uintahn 3-4; Seminary 3-4; Graduate 4; Seminary Graduation Committee 4; Band 1-2; School Play 4; Posture Parade 2; Com- mercial Club 3; Banner Carrier 3; Sen- ior Hop 4; Junior Prom Committee 3. DONNA EATON— F. H. A. I-2-3-4; Seminary 1-2; Gradu- ate 3: Arts and Crafts Club 2. TERRY FLETCHER— Seminary 1-2; Graduate 3; Basketball I; F. F. A. I-2-3-4. DEON FREESTONE— Thespian Club 2-3-4; Seminary 1-2; Graduate 3. ILEENE GARDINER— Homeroom President I; Seminary 1-2; Graduate 3; Girls' Glee 3; F. H. A. 1- 2-3-4; Track 2-3; Commercial Club 3; Graduation Committee Chairman 4. VELENNA GARDINER— Homeroom President 4; Seminary 1-2; Graduate 3; Girls' Glee 1-2. MARVEL GOODRICH— Class Officer 3; Girls' League Officer 4; Girls' Pep 2-3-4; Secretary 3; Com- mercial Club 3; Harvest Ball Candi- date I; Seminary 1-2; Graduate 3; Girls' Glee 2; Prom Committee 3; Graduation Committee 4: Hop Com- mittee 4. VERDIN GOODRICH— Student Council 4; Track 2; F. F. A. 2- 3; Seminary 1-2; Seminary Graduate 3; Band 1-2-3; Boys' Glee 3; Prom Committee 3; Graduation Committee 4. DUANE GRANGER— Key Club 4; Band 2-4; Pep Band 4; Boys' Glee 2; Roosevelt 1-3: Pocatello, Idaho, 2. THERESA HADLOCK— Girls' League Officer 2; Uintahn 3; Commercial Club 2-3; Secretary 4; Shorthand Team 3-4; Type Team 2-3; Seminary 1-2; Graduate 3; Band 4; Orchestra 2; Girls' Dance Band 4; Glee 1-2-3; Graduation Committee 4; Senior Who's Who. DONA RAE HALL— Girls' League Historian 3; Class Secre- tary 3; Ute Pow Wow 3; Uintahn 3; Homeroom Secretary 2-3; Girls' Pep 2-3-4; Spanish Club 3: Prom Commit- tee 3; Graduation Committee 4; Sen- ior Hop; Senior Who's Who. LLOYD HATCH— F. F. A. 1-2: Seminary 2. GERALDINE HARRISON— Girls' Pep 4; F. H. A. 3-4: Officer 4; Bond 3-4; Officer 4; Girls' Dance Band 4; Assistant Manager 4; Senior Hop 4: Roosevelt High School I ; Alterra High School 2. TREVIER HARRISON— Spanish Club 3; Seminary 1-2; Gradu- ate 3; Boys' Glee 3. JACK HASLEM— School Play 4; Department Play 4; F. F. A. I-2-3-4. HELEN HEIN— Uintahn Staff 4; Thespian Club 2-3-4; Commercial Club 3-4; F. H. A. 3-4; Seminary 1-2; Graduate 3; Prom Com- mittee 3; Seminary Graduation Com- mittee3; Graduation Committee 4; Junior Home Ec. Advisor 4. ALAN HATCH— Football 2-4; Basketball 2; Track 2; F. F. A. 1-2: Boys' Glee 3. BONNIE JENKINS— Ute Pow Wow 4; Uintahn Staff 3; Homeroom Secretary 1-4; Seminary 1- 2; Graduate 3; Girls' Glee 1-2; Prom Committee 3; Hop Committee 4. STELLA JENKINS— Class Girls' Activity Manager 4; Girls' League Officer Secretary 4; Uintahn Staff 3-4; Girls’ Pep 3-4; Pledge Lead- er 4; Thespian Club 2-3-4; Commercial Club 4; Arts and Crafts Club 2; Sem- inary 1-2; Graduate 3; Prom Commit- tee 3. LOYAL JOHNSON F. F. A. 1-2; Seminary 2. LYNNE KING— Class President 3; Police Force I; Boys’ State 3; Track 1-2-3; Boys' Pep 2- 3-4; F. F. A. 2; D. E. Club 3; Prom Committee 3; Graduation Committee 4; Hop Committee 4; Stage Crew 2. DORIS KARREN— Student Body Business Manager 4; Board of Control 4; Associated Stu- dent Council 4; Ute Pow Wow 3; Uintahn Staff 3-4; Girls' State 3; Girls' Pep 4; Thespian Club 2-3-4; Student Director 3; Vice-President 4; Contest Play Director 4; School Play 4; De- partment Play 4; Commercial Club 3- 4; D. E. Club 3; Arts and Crafts Club 2: Seminary I; Band 2; Glee 2; Prom Committee 3; Red Cross Council Vice-President ; Winner of I Speak For Demorcacy Contest; Girls' Volley- ball Team 2; Senior Who's Who. HARRY KIDD— Seminary 1-2; Graduate 3. RICHARD KNIGHT— Uintahn Photographer 4. JOANN LEE— Student Body Vice-President 4; Board of Control 4; Service Bureau 2-4; Chairman 4; Class Officer 2; Ute Pow Wow 3; Uintahn Staff 3; Girls' State 3; Homeroom President 2-3; Vice- President I; Girls' Pep I-2-3-4; Presi- dent 3; Historian 4; Thespian Club 3-4; Secretary and Treasurer 4; Com- mercial Club 3-4; Seminary 1-2; Grad- 3; Seminary Graduation Committee 3; Band 1-2: Prom Committee 3; Miss Uintah 4; Associated Student Coun- cil 4: Senior Hop 4. FRANK LOMBARD— Ute Pow Wow 4; Graduation Com- mittee 4. DOUGLAS McLEAN— Boys' Pep 3-4; F. F. A. 1-2; Seminary 1-2; Graduate 3; Stage Crew 3. DONALD MARTINSEN— Class Social Director 2: Football 2-4; Track I-2-3-4; Homeroom Athletic Manager 2; Athletic Manager and Social Director 4: F. F. A. I. NANNETTE MARKUSON— Ute Pow Wow 3; Girls' Track 2: Girls' Pep 4; Thespian Club 2-3-4; School Play 2-3; Department Play 4; Debat- ing 2; Variety Night 2; F. H. A. 1-2; Seminary 2-3; Graduate 3; Prom Com- mittee 3. DALLAS MERRELL— Seminary 1-2; Graduate 3. JEAN MICHL— Home Room President 1-3; Ute Pow Wow Associate Editor 4; Track I-2-3-4; Wrestling 4; Boys' Pep I-2-3-4; De- partment Play 4. DON MILLECAM— Social Leader 4; Board of Control 4; Service Bureau 3: Homeroom Officer I; Boys’ State 3; Basketball I; Football 3; Wrestling 3; Track 1-2; Cheerleader 3-4; Homeroom Vice-President 2; Boys' Pep 1-2-3; President 4; Department Play 4; F. F. A. 1-2; Stage Crew 2: Manager 3; Prom Committee 3; Proj- ect Committee 4; Rotary Club Repre- sentative 4. VERN MOORE— Seminary 3. CAROLE MURRAY— Student Council 3; Class Officer 4; Service Bureau 4: Homeroom Vice- President 2; Uintahn 3-4; Thespian Club 2-3-4; Girls' Pep 4; Glee 2; D. E. Club 3; Arts and Crafts Club 2; School Play 4; Band 1-2; Banner Car- rier 4; Seminary 3; Graduate 4; Senior Hop 4; Prom Committee 3; Gradua- tion Committee 4; Project Committee 4. GLENNA OAKS MURRAY— Uintahn 3; Thespian Club 3-4; F. H. A. I-2-3-4; Seminary 1-2; Graduate 3; Prom Committee 3. MERLIN NORTON— F. F. A. 4; Seminary 4; Alterra 1-2-3. CRYSTAL OPENSHAW— Student Body Historian 4; Board of Control 4; Uintahn 3; Service Bureau 4; Ute Pow Wow 4; Girls' Pep 2-3-4; Seminary 1-2; Graduate 3; Senior Hop 4; Associated Student Council 4. CLAIRE PALMER— Glee 1-2-4; Seminary 1-2; Graduate 3. MARILYN PARENT— Uintahn 3-4; Thespian Club 2-3-4; F. H. A. 2-3-4; Commercial Club 3-4; Band I-2-3-4; Orchestra 2; Girls' Dance Band Manager 4; Seminary 1-2; Graduate 3. BRUCE PREECE— Class Officer 2; Board of Control 4; Boys' League Officer 3-4; Homeroom President I; Secretary 3; Football 1-2- 3-4; Basketball I-2-3-4; Co-Captain 4; Track I-2-3-4; Ute of Year 3; Boys' Pep 2- 3-4; F. F. A. 1-2; Boys' State 3; Key Club 4; Seminary 1-2; Graduate 4; Senior Hop 4. BELVA PERRY— F. H. A. 2-3-4; Band 1-2-3; School Team Girls' Softball 3; Seminary 1-2: Graduate 3. GWEN WARDLE REYNOLDS— F. H. A. I-2-3-4; Girls’ Pep 4; D. E. Club 3; Seminary 1-2: Graduate 3. MARVIN RICHARDSON— Student Body Chief of Police 4; Class Officer 1-2-3; Board of Control 4: Po- lice Force 2-3-4: Boys' League Officer 3: Football I-2-3-4; Basketball I-2-3-4; Track I-2-3-4; Associate Student Coun- cil 4; Boys' Pep 3-4; Glee 3; Depart- ment Play 4: Seminary 1-2: Graduate 3: Vice-President 2. LORN RICHENS— Police Force I; Band I-2-3-4; Pep Band President 4; Glee 3; F. F. A. 2-3. ARDEN V. ROBBINS— Football I-2-3-4; Boys' Pep 4; F. F. A. 1-2; Stage Crew 2-3. NELLIE ROBERTS— F. H. A. I-2-3-4; Glee 2-3-4; Seminary 1-2; Graduate 3. JOE ROYBAL— Boys' League Officer 3; Football 2-3-4; Basketball I-2-3-4; Track I-2-3-4; Span- ish Club 2-3; Glee 2. SHIRLEY RUPPE— Girls' Council 4; F. H. A. 1-2: Glee 2; Seminary 1-2; Graduate 3; Posture Parade 2. JOANNE SHOWALTER— Uintahn 3; Ute Pow Wow 4; Home- room President 3; Vice- President 4; Girls' Pep 4; Pep Cheerleader 4; Band 1-2-4; Seminary 3-4; Graduate 4; Prom Committee 3;Harvest Ball Candidate 4; Senior Hop Chairman 4; Girls' Dance Band 4. DELOY SHINER— Police Force I; Track 1-2-4; Seminary Graduate 4; Band I-2-3-4; Boys' Dance Orchestra 4; Pep Band 4; Junior Tal- ent Show 4. ALBERTA SLAUGH— Class Officer 3; Girls' League Presi- dent 4; Service Bureau 3; Cheerleader 3; Uintahn 3-4; Ute Pow Wow 4: Thes- pian 3-4; Girls' Pep 3-4; Pep Cheer- leader 4; D. E. Club 3; Seminary 3; Graduate 4; Band 1-2-3; Assistant Manager 4; Girls’ Dance Band 4: Pep Band 4; Senior Hop Committee 4; Uintahn Queen Candidate 3; Sweet- heart Queen Candidate 4; Posture Pa- rade 2. LELAND SMITH— Football 1-3-4; Track 2-4; Boys’ Pep 4; Seminary 2; F. F. A. 2-3; Band 1-2- 3- 4; Glee 3- Dance Band Manager 4; Pep Band 4; Prom Committee 3; Sen- ior Hop Committee 4. JACK SMITH— Student Council 4; Wrestling 3-4; Football 3-4; Track 3; Boys' Pep 4; F. F. A. 2-3; Arts Crafts Club 3; Semin- ary 2. KAREN SIMPER— F. H. A. I-2-3-4; Vice-President 4: Girls' Pep 2-3-4; Commercial Club 3; Vice-President 4; Homeroom Officer I; Seminary 1-2; Graduate 3: Graduation Committee 4; Senior Who's Who; Shorthand Team 4. WADE STEWART— Boys' League Officer 2; Football 2-4; Homeroom Vice-President 2; Wrest- ling 4; F. F. A. I. MERNE SWETT— Commercial Club 3-4; Type Team 3; Glee I; Seminary 1-2: Spanish Club 3. TALENE TAYLOR— Uintahn 4; Ute Pow Wow 4; F. H. A. I-2-3-4; Prom Committee 3. VANDA TOLES— Board of Control 4; Girls' Pep 4; Edi- tor of Ute Pow Wow 4; Prom Commit- tee Vice-Chairman 3: Graduation Committee 3; Project Committee 3; Shelby High I. JOY TWITCH ELL— Uintahn 3-4: Thespian Club 2-3-4: F. H. A. 3-4; Commercial Club 2-3-4; Type Team 2-3: Shorthand Team 3-4: Seminary 1-2; Graduate 3; Prom Com- mittee 3; Senior Who’s Who: Gardiner Jewelry Award. ROBERT WARDELL— Football I-2-3-4; Wrestling 4; Track I-2-3-4; Police Force I; Student Coun- cil 3-4; Home Room President 2-4; Boys' Pep 3-4; F. F. A. 1-2-3; Secre- tary 3: Arts and Crafts Club 2; Prom Committee i. DeLAINE WATKINS— F. H. A. 2-3; Seminary 1-2; Graduate 3; Glee 1-2; Graduation Committee 4. LARRY WILLIAMS— Track I: Basketball 1-2-3; Thespian Club I; Homeroom President 4; Sem- inary 2; Graduate 3; F. F. A. 1-3; Stage Crew 2-3. MARY ELIZABETH WILLIS— Girls' Pep 3-4; Pledge Leader 4; Thes- pian Club I-2-3-4; Commercial Club 3-4; Seminary 2: Graduate 3; Semin- ary Committee 3; Uintahn Staff 3-4; D. E. Club 3; Hop Committee 4; Prom Committee 3; Posture Parade 2; Ac- counting Team 4. ROY WINN— Track 1-2; Seminary 2; D. E. Club 3; Homeroom Secretary 3; F. F. A. I; Boys' Pep I-2-3-4; Commercial Club 3; Prom Committee 3; Police Force I. WESLEY WINN— Seminary 2; F. F. A. 2. DONNA WINWARD— Class Officer 4; Home Room Secre- tary I; Girls' Pep 4: F. H. A. 1-2; Uintahn Staff 4: Seminary 1-2; Gradu- ate 3; Prom Committee 3; Project Committee 4: Senior Hop 4; Short- hand Team 3-4: Accounting Team 3-4: Senior Who's Who. GARY WINWARD— Seminary 1-2; Graduate 3; Service Bureau 4; Football 4; Key Club Presi- dent 4; Stage Crew 3, Manager 4; F. F. A. 1-2; Prom Committee 3; Project Committee 4. BARBARA WILSON— F. H. A. 3-4; Glee 4; Posture Parade 3; Wasatch Academy 1-2. ELAINE WILKINS— Homeroom Secretary 2; Ute Pow Wow 4; Seminary 1-2, Graduate 3; F. H. A. 1-2; Girls' Pep 4; Senior Hop 4; Prom Committee 3. ANITA WOOD— Senior Hop 4; Battle Ground High School, Battle Ground Washington 1-2; Toledo High School, Toledo, Oregon, 3. With Junior Red Cross Fund Drive in the fall, assembly and album-making, the Junior Red Cross Council members have had a full year. Though the Board of Education is the moving power behind our entire school life, few of us give it much thought until our last year. The Board becomes important to Seniors because from it is issued that all-important document—the Diploma. fBoard of ff ckiccdion DR. F. G. ESKELSON, HYRUM SLAUGH, RUSSELL TODD, CARL RICHENS, President; ERNEST JOHN- SON, Clerk; LORN ROSS, H. M. LUNDELL, Superintendent. Eighty-eight VERNAL'S MODERN DRUG STORE Revelon Helena Rubenstein Dorothy Gray Lucien Lelong N GATE FLORAL 'Always the Finest in )YJ!E LO ABEGSuEN 3 FLOWERS rmf Utah BASIN'S n C I e a Nihety UNITED STORES Your Friendly Store First Stop for School Supplies and Gifts for Your Schoolmates O. J. BARNETT, Mgr. o f. j 10' A| C. PENNEY CO., INC. 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RVICE L yyvatlt I K Rl h West and Me a _ __ _ _rs - P _ _ jr' mm staff J 1Ua c siasm( Our Patron: e; . . . to . . Sponsors - Photographers KATHRYN CLARK - MARY ALICE CALDER { •, Editors DORIS KARREN — Business Manager j v ELECTA CALDWELL - LAWRENCE COOPER Advisors One Hundred Four Good Sportsmanship has to do with your character, your relation to officials, and to your opponents. A good sport will compete for pure love of competition, rather than prizes, pride, or excessive desire to win. One Hundred Five Play Ball High Jump To play a game cleanly, to play hard without taking unfair advantage of one's opponent, to take hard knocks without loss of temper, to observe not only the letter of the rules of the game exactly but also their spirit, to take defeat without a whimper and victory without a sneer, to be more scrupulous in observing the opponents' right than to claim one's own does not come easily —IT MUST BE LEARNED. tj ’'(Si I On your mark, I set, go! I! Running the race One Hundred Six I A T H L G E 1 T R 1 L C S' S Sport is something more than mere amuse- ment; it is one of the most valuable ways of practicing the art of living. One Hundred Seven Officers: BARBARA STUBBS President MARJORIE OSTBERG Vice-President LAURENE CHRISTENSEN Secretary ReNEE HENDERSON . Reporter NAOMI LUNT Faculty Advisor JACKIE SWAIN, SYLVIA TWITCHELL, CONNIE OAKS, NORMA JEAN McLEAN, WANEMA CHIVERS, ILEENE GARDINER. Student Advisor. JOANN HATCH, SHARON WINWARD, JOANN RICHARDS, CHERIE GEE, JOY CHIVERS. JOY TWITCHELL, Student Advisor. J u N 0 R F. H. A. GAYLA ALLRED, JEAN GOODRICH, JACKIE WALKER, EVELYN GRANGER, SHIRLEY STALEY. ARDETH SHEPHERD, CAROL CAMPBELL. MYRNA. ROBBINS, CAROLYN HATCH, LaDONNA GOMM. MARILYN PARENT. Student Advisor; MARIAM SMITH, LAURENE CHRISTEN- SEN. CHARLINE KAY, ORA FAE WARDLE, LOLA CHIVERS. 1 OFFICERS KENNETH FELTCH BRENT ROBERTS ADOREE PREECE JANET ROBINS . GARY HATCH President _____Vice-President Secretary-T reasurer ............Reporter Activities Director Janet Robins Francis Rae Pehacelc Marlene TwitVhell rhV ne Seat I ly. VichardsV JWULy |tta Hansen ?ary Christensen Clyde Ruppe w Etta Pace ' eLorJf; g H OyQUy ‘ arma Merrell Dilworth Rust David Karren Kay Jacobe Bob Taylor Carol Reich x Barbara Steward Jim Evans U ane (Jdekirk Leon Kenney { Charles Massey Norita a Simper loyce 0- ‘K-'V gala Chivers w iac cF Janet Johnson Brent Roberts Janice Long Charles Schanno Connie Warren Jteiid. £ja ci«Vi Billy Roberts L Sharon James Y I Joy Openshaw ‘Kenneth Feltch l a f Barney Sloan Jt f Keith Redding Sk, - - W Clark o JrAJUiXlr mjL t d VICt rn tjfy junior Concert 115am} In Uniform Junior Concert Band, under the direction of Harold Rendlesbach, a full year. Their concert was an outstanding event. They also won high honors at the music festival. At the Concert One Hundred Twelve Glass of ’ 4 OFFICERS KARL BAESE ____________________ President TOM WARDELL Vice President LAURENE CHRISTENSEN Secretary-Treasurer JOANNE HATCH Girls' Social Director (absent when picture was taken) THORAL MERKLEY Boys' Social Director 3 tome J toom Offi, Leers One Hundred Thirteen £ L Cj It I ll Barbara Stubbs Dennis Campbell Sharon Winward Joan Cutshaw Cherie Jeanne Gee Kenna Sue Oaks Karl Baese Guyla Stewart Kenneth Hacking Jo Ann Hatch Gary Richardson Wanema Chivers .-P a tyr- y I George Alexander Emma Sadlier Ardith Shepherd Geraldine Walkei £ Miriam Smith Tom Wardell Lenore Slaugh Steven Haynes 1 a r Deon Behunen Gene Fox Myrna Robbins Jeannie Johnstun y oA' 0 ' c'f- oA Naomi Massey Shirley Staley Thomas Montgomery Jean Goodrich U ay Kent Stringham La Donna Gomm One Hundred Fourteen p A' 4 I cj h t k Verle Mackay Jack Ruppe c Meralyn Martin Laurene Christensen Joan Richards Jacqueline Walker Jay B. 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