Uintah High School - Uintahn Yearbook (Vernal, UT)

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Ernest Roybal We hated to lose this friendly guy, but Cali- fornia gained from our loss. Naoma Karren This bundle of joy mix- ed with locks of brown- ish blond hair is one of the top girls in her class. Pat Sutton With her gleaming hair and a pretty smile, she is one of the prettiest girls in the school. Marlene Twitchell is good in drama and in school. You'll never forget her eyes once you've seen them. Jone Jones is one of those lucky talented few. She not only plays the piano, but also sings. Dwain Hall admired by everyone from the 7th grade on up for the way he can run and the way he trains for it. Eleanore Hacking with her brains and personality is really fun to know and to be a- round. Donna Hulburt is just full of fun and her friendship is one not hard to gain. Reed Durfee is the kind of boy you don't meet just any- where. He's someone it's nice to know. Una Harrison with her abilities in sports and so many other things is lots of fun to know. SENIOR DAY AND SENIOR PROJECT Willie Jaramillo, Co-Chairman Senior Day; Etta Pace, Clair Hopkins, Merlin Johnson, Sharon James, Velma Despain, lone Gurr, Glade Holfeltz, Vaughn Mott, Karl Pope. Row one: E'aine Djvis, Chairman Senior Day; Connie Lundell, Chairman Senior Pro- ject, Leah Rae Davis, Margie Hacking, Clea Bodily, Jackie Bath. 26

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SENIOR HOP COMMITTEE Row One: Karl Pope, Clair Hoplcins, Roy Freestone, Sharon James, Charlie Johnson, Co-chairman; George Searle. Row two: Joyce Robbins, Rita McConkie, Carma Rae Hacking, Sally Liebhardt, Marva Billings, and Arlene S. Billings, Chairman. Karl Pope that guy with a sense of humor, that quy that can draw, that guy that can act, that quy! Eloye Burns is peppy, active, and handsome, not to men- tion being smart and fun to be around. Kay Jacobe or Pepper with her innocent sense of hu- mor is truly a school boy's dream. Laretta Bowden shows her talent in dramatics by her read- ings, and talks. She’s quite a gal. Sharon James is happy, industrious, and good. What more could you expect in a girl? Marva Billings is very tiny but she has a huge smile with a personality to match. Willie Jaramillo is one of those who writes the messaqes sent over Smoke Sig- nals. He's quite a guy. Barbara Bodily Favorite word, good- ness; favorite color, red or white; favorite pastime, boys. Joyce Robbins Every boy in the school has an eye open for Joyce. Take a look at her and you can see why. Jackie Bath likes people, drawinq, painting, food, and clothes. 25

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Billy Roberts has the bass voice anyone will envy. He really makes music with his trombone, too. Ellen Morgan is just full of fun and excitement. She's al- ways on the ball. lone Gurr hails from Bonanza. She is sweet and really lots of fun to be around Alla May Roberts Nice. cute, and full of life all mean Alla May. Frank Peters The school would have a hard time getting along without Frank. He's quite a guy. George D. Merkley is tall with black hair and a shy shy grin. He is really a tease, but we like him anyway Rita McConkie is one of the few girls who hasn't clipped off her long beautiful hair. She looks more like a girl than the rest put together. Ronald V. Hatch is always in something up to his neck, but he's someone it's fun to know. Glade Holfeltz is so outstanding in everything we hate to see him graduate. Elaine M. Hullinger is that ambitious little gal who cooks, sews and keeps house, but never gets behind in school activities. Floyd Hullinger is tall, dark and hand- some. This guy is look- ed up to by everyone.