Uintah High School - Uintahn Yearbook (Vernal, UT)

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The Juniors had a difficult time choosing their class rings this year. The samples they had to choose from were all so beautiful that it was really a task. The rings are a symbol of their gradu- ation, which makes them very important. In the past the rings have been delivered in the fall. This year, however, they will be delivered in the spring, so they can have them during the summer months. This year these enterpris- ing students have ventured into new fields neither pre- viously available nor desired. They have felt the urge to explore and to peer into the unknown. The more adven- turesome have delved into psychology, chemistry, etc., and have reaped a bountiful harvest. Our future is well assured by the enterprise of this present generation. p- Joleen Timothy, JoAnn Hatch, Roger Hacking, and Jean Goodrich examine a few samples from the selection of rings offered to the Junior Class this year. c T SHIRLEY STEVEN PAT FRED MYRNA LUCK HAYNES LEE CALDER ROBBINS

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 ANN 'ANKIER EUGENE COONRADT RAE OXBURROW GRACE SOUTHAM HARVEY OWENS JEAN HODGKINSON EMMA LOU STEWART CAROL HATCH JOE WEYERMAN ANNA MAE BEACHAM ERNEST FREESTONE WILDA SWETT FRAN PETERSON SHARON WINWARD WANDA RAHM JEAN JOHNSTON KENNETH GREEN JACKIE WALKER GENE FOX KENNETH HACKING RAY PACE WAYNE NELSON BLAINE PALMER KENNETH CALDWELL 26

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Sophomores work hard Sophomores are those peo- ple who have just begun to live at Uintah. They strike out for themselves and ar- rive. Sophomore girls bear watching, and brotherly Sen- iors do keep an eye on them —two eyes. Good luck, Sophs; you're full - fledged Utes now. We'll be seeing you next year as Juniors. We give our thanks to our Sopho- more officers who with great enthusiasm and great ambi- tion have seen the class of '55 through a very successful year. JUGLAS SLAUGH President ADOREE PREECE Vice-President FLOYD HULLINGER Secretary JANET CHARLES ELAINE FRANK JOYCE JERRY ROBBINS JOHNSON DAVIS PETERS ROBBINS CROSS