Uintah High School - Uintahn Yearbook (Vernal, UT)

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A toast to our 1951-52 Student Body Officers whose time and efforts have made this a successful school year. To them we extend our thanks and praise. Known around school for her dramatic ability and participation in all activities, as well as holding the title of Student Body Vice-President, the name of Carolyn Wallis will not soon be forgotten. During her years at U. H. S., Mig Robins has assisted in some way with practically every assembly held. She has been an active member of our Stu- dent Body and has served us as Uintah's Historian. Max Timothy, who claims the title of Chief of Police, has won more friends with his friendly attitude and winning smile than he has lost because of his police badge.

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BOARD OF CONTROL Striving to keep our school on top is Uintah's Board of Control by handling such problems as financial mat- ters, student welfare, and the appointment of new officers and leaders. Members of the Board are: Myra Wooley, Ute Pow-Wow Editor; Carrie Calder, cheerleader; Glee Chew, Uintahn editor; Sharon Searle, Glade Watkins, Carolyn Wallis, Dale Ross, Marilyn Robins, and Max Timothy, student body officers; George Coon- radt, Bryce Merkley, Kenny Hatch, Joieen Timothy, and Jimmy Abegglen, class officers. Mr. Wright and Mr. Little, advisors. COUNCIUNG Returning to his position in the counciling office, Mr. Ovard has once again proven his capabilities as a student counselor. His understanding of young people and their problems, has made his advice valuable on such things as vocations, employments, col- lege education and personal relations. As- sisting Mr. Ovard this year as office girl is Laura Hacking. OFFICE