Uintah High School - Uintahn Yearbook (Vernal, UT)

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1956 volume:

I'd like to think when life is done That I had filled a needed post, That here and there I'd paid my fare With more than idle talk and boast; That I had taken gifts divine. The breath of life and manhood fine. And tried to use them now and then In service for my fellow men. — Guest Yearbook Productions Orem, Utah The Yearbook Staff of '55-'56 is proud to present the Uintahn for the enjoyment of those who open its covers. May it bring back to mind the faces and experiences of bygone days. VERNAL, We dedicate this Uintahn to the new Uintah High School for the promotion of higher ideals in this community. UTAH We, the students of Uintah High, greatly appreciate the many wonderful opportunities and facilities that are at our fingertips constant- ly in our new million-dollar high school. Roland Dale Willy Williams . He shall not grow old, as we that are left grow Age shall not wear him, nor the years condemn. At the going down of the sun in the morning We will remember him. — Lawrence Binyon nmuiTiEs We extend our appreciation to Superintendent Abbott for his fine job in managing the affairs of the school district and the additional responsibility of our new school. n d m i nis The members of the BOARD OF EDUCATION are: Morris Cook, Don Batty, Ernest Caldwell, Loran Ross, Russel Todd, President. Standing are: Max G. Abbott, Superintendent, Ernest Johnson, Clerk. Max G. Abbott SUPERINTENDENT 8 Mr. Ovard has done a wonderful job in making our new high school a success. We realize the problems which a new school can bring forth and we are grateful for his expert managing. Theda R. Murray OFFICE Theda Murray has been very de- pendable. She has worked diligently on all the responsibilities given her. THANKS THEDA Leo Conk BYU Laurence C. Cooper BYU Clinton E. Day BYU Charles T. Freeman USAC. Thair G. Allen USAC Howard Colder USAC Floy H. Colder BYU Electa J. Caldwell U of U Robert E. Knotts U of U Darrow McCarthy U of U T. Blaine Moore BYU June F. Stewart BYU Reed Tvler BYU Harvey Hullinger BYU Doyle Y. London USAC Valoy Eaton, our capable Student Body President, led the student body through a wonderful y ar ffi our mew school. Zetta Lee, the blonde-haired gal of many talents, did a very good job as Secretary, of the Student Body. Marilyn Snow, our Business Manager, with high ideals and a friendly smile, was always willing to do her part. May Beck,the cute gal with a wonderful personality, took on the duties of Vice President throughout the year. Laura Fox, the girl with the talented fingers, did a wonderful job keeping record of school activities. John Smith, the guy in charge of law and order around school. We all agree it took a big guy to handle that job. 13 STUDE IE CLUB COUNCIL Club Council is made up of Club Pre- sidents. It was organized for the purpose of co-ordinating club activities and club policies. Members are: Clyde Carroll, Lee Caldwell, Jerry Cutshaw, Barbara Pederson, Carma Weeks, Paul Gillory, Douglas Hall and Dale Slade. GIRLS LEAGUE Under the capable direction of President Jean Beck, Vice President Enola Murray, Secretary Judy McConkie and Historian Bonnie Perry the girl's enjoyed the Girl's Jamboree, Christmas Dance and Girj's Day Activities. BOYS LEAGUE The Boys League Officers, President Gary Slaugh, Vice President Doyle Davis, Secretary Vard Shiner and Reporter Robert Stringham, did a fine job of leading the boys through a successful year. SERVICE BUREAU The Service Bureau is composed of Class Vice Presidents. They were responsible for the fine assemblies we have seen this year. Members are: May Beck, Enola Murray, Doyle Davis, Glade Nelson. Advisor Mr. Knotts. Polly Ann Haws and John McCoy were absent when picture was taken. STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council is composed of Student Body officers. Presidents of Classes and Leagues, Publicity Chairman, Publication Editors and Head Cheerleader. Members are left to right standing: Lee Caldwell, Gary Slaugh, John Smith, Wayne Pope, Diane Lyman. Sitting: Allene Colder, Laura Fox, Valoy Eaton, Zetta Lee, Ruby Reese, Jean Beck, May Beck, Marilyn Snow, Darylene Rob- bins, Dorothy Southam. Advisors: Mrs. Caldwell, Mr. Hullinger and Mr. Ovard. n t DOERS 15 Our cooks have made our delightful meals a pleasure to eat. Mrs. DeMille Mrs. Goodrich Mrs. Janes Mrs. White Our Bus Drivers who brought us to our many activities thru the year. Harold Merrell Tad Merkley Nile Southam Davis Merkley Floyd Workman Gladys Janes Wanda Bowden Arvid Merkley Larven Atwood Garrett Case 16 17 GLADE NELSOh NORMA JEAN HACKING WAYNE POPE KONA MAR ALLEN LARRY POPE Kona Mar Allen Joe Bartlett Juanita Ainge Collen Bascom Lynn Anderson Jean Beck Ann Aycock May Beck Kenny Ashby Rodney Berry Outstanding Seniors of this class who Eaton, Lee Caldwell, Lynn Anderson, Boneta were elected to WHO's WHO are: Kenny Ashby, Freestone, Jean Beck, Laura Fox, Zetta Lee, Doug Hall, Allene Colder, May Beck, Valoy Carma Weeks, Carol Case. Sherry Boren Beverly Callan Francis Bowden Kent Campbell Larry Burke Clyde Carroll Top scholars of the class of 1956 received watches from Rex Gardner of Gardner's Jewelry Company. In the picture are Rex Gardner, Lee Caldwell, May Beck. aw CHIEFS Members of the Graduating Committee are: Gerald Walker, Larry Pope, Gary Lyman, Wayne Pope, Glade Nelson, Lee Caldwell, Chairman; Fae Tull is, Celestine Manzanares, Norma Jean Hacking, Carol Jean Freestone, Kona Mar Allen, Shana Watkins, Delores Jefferies, Barbara Pederson, Sharon Erickson, Sharon Miller, Jackie Smuin, Jean Beck, Ann Aycock, Carma Weeks, Doris Holfeltz, Zola Mackay, Dana Mar Herbert, DeAnn Workman, Boneta Freestone, Laura Fox, May Beck, Zetta Lee, Carol Case, Ruth Sowards, Fern Richens, Lois Goodrich, Allene Colder, Chairman. Dan Collier Duane Criswell Sharon Erickson Carol Case Jerry Cutshaw Lawella Evans Merrill Cook Boyd Davis Marcia Fletcher Marie Cooper Marian Dudley Laura Fox Betty Corless Valoy Eaton Ronald Francke Boneta Freestone Marlene Gurr Kent Harrison Carol Jean Freestone Norma Jean Hacking Neva Hatch Wayne Gardiner Sarah Hacking Harold Hein Paul Guillory Doug Hall Dana Mar Herbert Members of the Senior Project Committee are: Doug Hadlock, Bill Walker, Harold Hein, Wayne Pope, Paul Guillory, Chairman; Marlin Moon, Glade Nelson, Neva Hatch, Dawn Massey, Chairman; Lawella Evans, Marlene Gurr. Lois Goodrich Doug Hadlock John Hickman Judy Hodgkinson Doris Holfeltz Jackie Howison Myrna Humphries Gordon Horrocks Members of the Senior Hop Committee ore: Larry Pope, Larry Burke, Kary Stringham, DelRoy Murray, Vard Shiner, Wayne Pope, Glade Nelson, John Kay, Eugene Manwaring, Kenny Ashby, Sherry Boren, Marcia Fletcher. Norma Jean Hacking, Kona Mar Allen, Virginia Timothy, Joe Bartlett, Juanita Ainge, Ruby Reese, Judv M. Johnson, Duane Criswell LaRae Young, Colleen Bascom, Sarah Hacking, Jeanene Licht. Judy M. Johnson Larid Johnson Rice John Kay Forrest Evans Jeanene Licht Larry McConkie Gary Lyman Bruce Millicam Delories Jefferies Zetta Lee Richard Merrill Eugene Manwaring Enola Murray Dawn Massey Sharon Miller Didn't Wake up in time Too Tired Marlin Moon Sherry Karren DelRoy Murray Betty Jean Massey Terry Montgomery Members of the Senior Day Committee are: Rodney Berry, Wayne Gardiner, Wayne Pope, Merrill Cook, Edgar Wilkins, Lynn Anderson, Chairman; Glade Nelson, Ron Francke, Jerry Cutshaw, Gary Slaugh, Terry Montgomery, Enola Murray, Chairman; Darylene Robbins, Myrna Humphries, Betty Corless, Jackie Howison. Glade Nelson Bobby Pease Bonnie Perry Larry Pope Zola Mackay s Gary Sawyer Letha Sawyer Matt Skerl n Vord Shiner Dale Slade Gary Slough John Smith Jackie Smuin Wayne Pope Doreen Reynolds Ruby Reese Fern Richens Darylene Robbins Helen Redding Merlin Richens Ray Sodlior Ruth Sowards Betty Tanner Bill Walker Hal Spaulding Fae Tull is alker S Kary Stringham Dale VanLeuven Edgar Wilkins Dale Winward DeAnn Workman Robert Stringham Shana Watkins Sharon Webb LaRae Young Myrna Wardle Carma Weeks Virginia G. Timothy DOROTHY SOUTHAM President B Kathy Adams Court Anderson Just Too Bashful! DOYLE DAVIS Vice President Jim Abegglen AAyrna Anderson Jeanene Adamson Craig Asmus Tom Alexander Katherine Bartlett Francis Allen Clair Batty KATHY ADAMS Secretary U E S 26 Sonny Beacham Phillip Bryson Colleen Bingham Joyce Buise James Boast Carol Burke Michael Broden Floyd Bowden Carolyn Bodily Arlo Caldwell Ralph Caldwell Darlene Clark Joan Creech Kay Campbell Delora Clark Beatrice Creed Sybil Campbell Johnnie Clark Doyle Davis Gary Case Cheryl Cooper Verla Despain Arlene Clark Dal Cook Lee Ann Divine Our outstanding Junior Prom Committee this year consists of: third row left to right Mike Sutton, Clair Batty, Bill Caldwell, Evan Murray, Dan Labrum, Gary Case (co-chair- man), Jimmy Abegglen, Phil Bryson, Craig Asmus, Morgan Lee, Doyle Davis, Jack Shaf- fer. Second row: Boyd Workman, Court An- derson, Ronald Lattner, Johnnie Robbins, Tom Alexander, Roslyn Stewart, Sharon Wilson, Dorothy Fisher, Gloria McLean, Kathy Adams. Front row: Jeanene Adamson (Chair- man), Judy Duke, Marva Oaks, Joyce Roberts, Francis Allen, Gayl Timothy, Sherlene Kar- ren, Marilyn Snow, Myrna Kay, Connie Mott and Dorothy Southam. Judy Duke Erva Galley Rodney Grimme Mervin Dudley Dorthy Fisher Alex Givens Loraine Durfee Vickie Ellsworth Conrad Evans Cleo Gardiner Jannett Gardiner Claryn Gardner John Hacking Bill Hall Ivan Hall r vs? Ronald Harris Alan Hemstreet Marie Hodgkinson Eula Rae Johnson Sherlene Karren Any Way, It was Necessary. Just Won't Fit in. Karen Hardman Janet Hodgkinson Gary Holmes Jay Johnson Betty Kendall Janna O. Haslem Gary Hatch Elaine Hefley mm , Myrna Kay Hodgkinson Glade Holmes John Johnson Mina May Kendall Carol Hulbert llene Karren Joy Kidd James Jenkins Mary Ellen Jones Dan Labrum That's For Me ya — I'm Too Handsome Ronald Lattner Larry Marshall Gloria McLean Evan Murray Darwin Leavitt Clyde Mortinsen Lorraine Mecham Judy W. Murray Morgan Lee Ellen McConkie Leon Moon Lee Karren I Darwin Oaks Marva Oaks Kenny Olsen J Sharee Peters 36 No Front Teeth! Steve Luck James McKnight Michael Murphy D'Ann Pope Donna Powell Norma Rodeback 0 F J Bill Caldwell Jack Shaffer Jimmy Smuin 6 Gary Rowley Shirley Simper Shirley Smuin David Rust Nolan Slaugh Don Samuels DeVon Sawyer Ted Slaugh Burton Smith Baxter Powell Joyce Roberts Pierce Roselle 3) Marilyn Snow Borton Snow Carole Striegel Jeanette Davidson Don Striegel Van Stubbs Sharon Wilson Carol Palmer Lorna Southern Roslyn Stewart Larry Stone CLASS OFFICERS President DIANE LYMAN Vice President POLLY ANNA HAWS Secretary JIM BAXENDALE Social Director NANCY HACKING PHPOOS IS Morgan Slaugh Neal Batty DaVone Allred Mark Lee Batty Jo Dean Anderson Jim Baxendale Carolyn Banks Kent Bodily Annette Batty Mike Brown Theron Berry Leola Bodily 33 V Kehl Behunin Norman Caldwell Eleen Clark Tamara Curfew Sharon Fietkau Deleen Burke Gary Campbell Jack Collier James Davis John Gardiner Barbara Burton Lewis Case Jack Cranfill Ryan Dudley Glen Gardner Diane Busch Eula Chew Stewart Cooper Robert Dumus Joan Gardner Millie Kay Colder Faye Chivers Larry Cooper Boyd Erickson Kenneth Gardner Melvin Caldwell Leona Clark Larry Cook Gary Feltch Gary Glines Robert Goodrich Terry Hadlock Julane Goodrich Nancy Hacking Joyce Green Sandra Hacking Ray Dean Gross Wayne Hall Gene Gurr Aloah Harrison Larry Gurr Jimmy Hardman Vicki Harrison Judy Hickman Charles James Hallis Hatch Harmon Hodgkinson Johnnie Johnson Janet Hatch Enid Holmes Kay Johnson Virginia Hein Gloria Horrocks Duane Karren DeAnne Haws Edward Hullinger Kaye Kenny Polly Anna Haws Frank Jaramillo Shela Kendall Larry Lee Diane Lyman Ronnie Lewis Victor Manwaring John Liebhardt Bert Maxfield Leia Licht Billy McCarrell Jeneile Lux Ralph McConkie Janice Mann Emma J. McNaughtan Glen Mechum Naon Murray Glenda Paulson Keith Merkley Billy Murray Henery Pehacek Judy Montgomery Jean Oaks Edmund Perry Harley Morrison JoAnne Olsen Kay Pope David Mortenson Enid Oziek Richard Perry Nancy Moss Gordon Oxborrow Gary Postma Carol Pummell Sharon Preece Mary Lou Richardson Anthony Roberts Charles Scott Jim Scott Bonnie Richardson Dwight Roberts Lenna Searle Claudine Renfroe Glade Ross Don Seymore Marlene Redding Emma Jean Rasmussen Howard Ross Howard Sadlier Leroy Luck Edward Slade Ellen Rae Slaugh Donald Smith Leon Smuin Ella Snow Sylvia Snow DeLyle Southam Glenn Southam Lyle Southam Carol Ann Sowards lleen Staley Orval Stevens DeVoux Stewart Ronald Stewart Carolyn Udy Kenneth Williams Carolyn Sullivan Owen Wall Ann Weyerman Sally Swain Gene Watkins Brent Winward Lanny Taylor Anne Watkins Kay Workman Daryl Teel Mella Weeks Danny Woodard Gaila Timothy Marion Weist Lavern Workman The Sophomore Swing Committee, composed of some of the most initiative Sophomores worked together to bring forth one of the most outstanding dances of the year. 38 39 FOOT Jerry Cutshaw Co-Captain Leo Conk We extend our appreciation to Coach Conk for his leadership in our fine '55 football season. The boys who worked under him join everyone in saying Thanks, Coach, for a good job during your first year here at Uintah. Tommy Alexander Joe Bartlett Sonny Beacham Jimmy Abegglen b nil In '55 Uintah used a formation new to our players — the single wing. During the year the fans saw many great end runs and good pass defense for certain plays available through this formation. The tricky double re- verses our boys used were always a thrill to watch. We had one Ute who brought to Uintah extra recognition by being placed on the All-State first team in Class B schools. This was Gordon Horrocks playing guard. He was a much respected man, both on the gridiron and off. Uintah took honors again by having five men placed on the regional All-Star team. This was more than that which was represented by any other team in our region. Those chosen were Johnnie Robbins, center — anyone who has seen him play will say that he needs no introduction, he had the important position on defense: Jerry Cutshaw, tailback — one of our Co-Captains who was the spark of the team, it will be a long time before he is forgotten at Uintah for the fine work which he has done in athletics. Bill Walker, guard—a good man to have on any team. Gary Slaugh, left end — another of our Co-Captains, Gary won't be forgotten soon for we can still remember him deep in the oppositions territory wait- ing to catch that pass for extra yards and points; and Gordon Horrocks, guard we've already mentioned him, but his team mates needed his courage and morale to chalk up those extra yards. We could go on and mention the good qualities of all of the team members such as the bril- liant running of sophomore Don Seymour, Duane Criswells center blunges, just all-around good work by Gary Case, fine kicking by Ron Francke, fine work by the Lee brothers (as usual), and on and on, but we must stop somewhere! In '55 Uintah placed third in our region. We are proud of our boys and the fine sportsmanship that they have exhibited in all of their games. There are many memories of long passes or hard runs that will always be remembered. We knew our football team as a much better team and so did the teams that had to face them. They were respected by all who played them and rightly so. Working with Coach Conk this year in football was Coach Allen. He was always on hand to help instruct our boys to fight a good clean, hard game and the results are the examples of his fine teachings. Gary Slaugh Co-Captain Jim Baxendale Theron Berry Mike Brown Phillip Bryson 7 - Wasatch at Uintah — 0 7 — Craig at Uintah — 14 6 — Moab at Uintah — 14 0 - Uintah at Union 16 o Uintah at Moab 12 13 — Union at Uintah — 0 21 - - Meeker at Uintah — 7 6 - Uintah at B. Y. High - 21 conference games Morgan Lee of Uintah gets underway on another of his many long runs. Our Utes map out stratedgy during scrim- mage. Top row Gordon Horrocks, Joe Bartlett and Bill Walker. Kneeling, Vard Shiner, Jerry Cutshaw, Gary Slaugh and Doyle Davis. Bill Caldwell The Utes started off the year playing great ball. In our first game Uintah lost a heartbreaker to Wasatch 7-0 in the final minute of the game. Next, we took the Craig Bulldogs by the neck and went on to a 14-7 victory. In our first conference game we reddened the Moab Devils to the tune of 14-6. We had proved we ranked with the best. In our game at Union, Uintah lost two of her main players — Doyle Davis, our quarter- back, suffered a broken leg and did not see any more action that year Also Vard Butch Shiner received a dislocated hip that put him out of play for most of the remaining season. We lost to the Union Cougars 16-0. Had we not lost these two great football players — well, who knows? Duane Criswell Doyle Davis Mervin Dudley Robert Dumas Ron Francke Wayne Gardiner Kenneth Gardner Rod Grimme Paul Guillcrv Doug Hadlock Terrv Hadlock Ronald Harris Gordon Hcrrocks Larrv Lee Morgan Lee John McCoy Bill Murray Kenneth Olsen Richard Perrv Johnnie Robbins Anthony Roberts Dwight Roberts Glade Ross Don Seymour Vard Shiner Barton Snow Bailey of Union gets caught behind scrimmage by an unidentified Ute for a loss of yards for Union. In our two final nonconference games we found that we were out classed by our rivals. We were de- feated 6-21 by BY High at Provo and 7-21 by Meeker, Colorado. In the Craig game Doyle Davis runs another of his famous end runs. Final score was 14-7 in favor of Uintah. Midway in the season Uintah lost to Moab 12-0 on the Devils gridiron. Those fans who saw the game will long remember it. It was a well fought game and our Utes did not fail us in their fine showing. Our final season game and also our Home- coming game was lost to Union 13-0. Robert Stringham Bill Walker Gerald Walker Vern Wilkins Danna Mar Herbert Danna Mar, Allene, Lois, Theresa SCHOOL SONG A valiant band of warriors brave From Uintah High are we In every fight we'll lend a hand To strive for loyalty We'll fight them fair in work or play We'll beat them square in every way We can't be beat, you'll always hear us say. Chorus: Lets give three cheers for our Uintah Lets sing aloud for our old High Well battle for our colors red and white Our glories unfold to the sky. Our fighting Utes are ever out to win Our warriors bold take nothing less, We'll ever scalp dame victory, yes We'll ever fight for U. H. S. Fight! Fight! Aliene Colder During the school year of 55 and '56 Uintah was very fortunate in having the best cheerleaders that they have ever had. These girls work- ed very hard in perfecting their cheers and pep assemblies. Many people noticed that they were the most conscientious group in the high school. All of their cheers were done with precision and determination, many long hours were spent in achieving these heights. We, the students of Uintah High, are proud and priviledged to have such won- derful cheerleaders. SPORTSMANS CREED The player lives clean and plays hard. He plays for the love of the game. He wins without boasting, He loses without excuses and never quits. He respects the officials and accepts their decisions without question. He never forgets that he represents his school. Lois Goodrich Three of the more beautiful girls of our campus were chosen to be cheerleaders. They were Danna Mar Herbert, Allene Colder and Lois Good- rich. These girls went through the football season helping greatly to improve school spirit. Then when Basketball season rolled in they were bolstered with the addition of one more beautiful girl. This was Theresa Allen, daughter of our basketball coach, Thair Allen. It is the accepted belief that these co-eds have done more to improve school spirit than that which would have been possible by any other group. Danna Mar, Theresa, Allene, Lois Far left Bryson of Uintah goes in for a shot as he is heavily guarded in the Wasatch game. Bryson is one of the most promising of the Juniors on our squad. Right Eaton towers above Rangely's players as he shoots one of his special shots. He could always be counted on to be one of the top scorers on our team. Barr and Wells of the alumni go down court as Eaton and Lee of the Varsity close in. NON-CONFERENCE SCORES 41 — Uintah 50 — Uintah 48 — Craig 56 — Uintah 28 — South Sevier 29 — Rangely 44 _ Carbon 50 — Wasatch 20 — Uintah 49 — Uintah at Carbon — 48 at Rangely — 34 at Uintah — 57 at Wasatch — 62 at Uintah — 59 at Uintah — 59 at Uintah — 57 at Uintah — 42 vs. Morgan — 45 at Craig — 52 48 Left Jim Abegglen goes in for a layup in the game against Car- bon. Another Junior who can be counted on to help make more points. Far right Jerry Cutshaw, usually a start- er for Uintah, makes another basket. Morgan Lee is in the foreground. BBSKETBfiLL ■■■■■Hi Thciir G. Allen Coach Alien's second year ot Uintah marked his first year as basketball mentor. Coach Allen was admired by all with whom he came in contact for his terrific leadership and sportsmanship. Thanks goes to him for making our basketball team, for without him it could not have been as great as it was. 1955-'56 marked one of the greatest basket- ball seasons ever seen at Uintah. Th's year also marked the third straight year that Uintah has taken first place in our division. Many tributes were payed to our terrific redskins. The Deseret News basketball poll rank- ings had us rated first in the state for Class B teams for three consecutive times. Before that they were in scond place for two weeks. Another highlight of the season was the Union Cougar defeat at the hands of the wonderful Utes by 24 points. The entire student body was very proud of the team and grateful for the fine recognition that they brought to our school. 49 Jim Abegglen Jim Phil Bryson Rollo Bill Caldwell Bill Jerry Cutshaw Cutty VaLoy Eaton Moose Wayne Gardiner Sam Rodney Grimme Rod Morgan Lee Morg Gary Lyman Luke Ronald Francke 'Ron Manager Gary Slaugh Slick 'Wayne' Jim Abegglen recovers a ball as Cutty and Rollo try to help him, during the Union game. We were matched with the determined Altamont Long- horn quint in our first conference game. This game was played on our floor. The Utes played well and in the latter minutes of the game, pulled ahead to win 67-45. Next, we traveled to Tabiona where the Utes scalped the Tigers. Uintah had little difficulty in this game as the final score of 68-26 showed. Conference Scores 45 Altamont Uintah 67 68 Uintah Tabiona 26 78 Uintah Duchesne 26 36 Union Uintah 60 13 Uintah Altamont 32 38 Tabiona Uintah 64 39 Duchesne Uintah 82 44 Uintah Union 48 State Tournament Scores 43 Uintah Morgan 58 51 Uintah Cedar City 52 During the Altamont game Moose makes one of his special shots. Pope and Abegglen go high into the air to control the ball during the Altamont game. Our third game saw our Utes travel to Duchesne where they trampled the Duchesne Eagles. Uintah did not have much opposition and led the game all the way. The final score was 78 26. The next Friday saw the Utes entertain the visiting Union Cougars in our new gym. The first quarter of the game saw the two teams nip and tuck; however, the rest of the game belonged to our tremendous Utes. Uintah handed Union, our bitterest rivals, a defeat our school will never forget. The Cougars were skinned by a final score of 60-36 by our great sharp-shooting Utes! In a mid-season non-conference game Uintah downed the North Sevier Wolves by a final score of 54-45. Altamoni gave us a fine game in their new gym; however, Uintah beat the Longhorns 43-32. This was a well played defensive game with not too much scoring. This was a great triumph for the team as the same Longhorn qu'nt had, just one week before, beaten the Union Cougars by one point. Tabiona put up a strong first quarter against the Utes. Uintah was far superior on the floor, leading by a final score of 64-38. Kollo goes in for a lay-op despite efforts of Union Cougars to divert him. Slough makes an easy lay-up. State Tournament! The Utes are going to State! This is a sample of the cries heard at Uintah between our defeat of Duchesne until the halls were deserted by loyal Utes who had gone to Provo. While at tournament the students were permitted to see the greatest teams in the state playing against each other. In our first game we were matched with the Morgan Trojans. Th Utes just couldn't keep pace with them and were defeated 58-43. The next night saw the Utes defeated by the Cedar City Redmen. This was a very close game as the score of 51-52 shov s. We were very proud of the Utes in this, the final game of the entire season. After tournament the list of the state all-stars were posted. Uintah v as rightly proud when our studentbody President, VaLoy Moose Eaton, was named on the first team. Congratulations go to AAoose and the entire team for the wonderful year of basketball here at Uintah. Many are the memories that will long be remembered of this past year cf basketball. In the final home game of the season Uintah tallied most of its points in one game to run roughshod over the Duchesne Eagles 82-39. This was the game that cinched Ihe Uintah division championship for our power- ful Utes. In Ihe final conference game the Utes traveled to Union to meet their perennial rivals. The final score was 48-44 in favor of the Union Cougars. Our Utes play- ed a great game but it was at the foul line that Uintah lost. It looks os if Wayne is trying to do the hula. 'B IEnm The B team this year showed great prom- ise for the future. Under Coach Leo Conk the learn won every game they played against any other B team. The people, who came to see this outstand- ing team play, were not disappointed in the terrific action which was displayed. Our B team won eight conference games and also won seven non-conference games. When our boys were matched with a split main team from North Sevier, they were downed by a 58-44 score. This is one of the greatest records ever held by a Uintah B team. Every man on the team showed great sportsmanship and playing ability. The greatest future promises are Bob Goodrich, Don Sey- mour, Kay Workman, Terry Hadlock, Larry Lee, and John Gardiner. In fact we could name the whole team in this category. Because of the fine showing of our B team, Uintah Alumni can be assured of great success from Uintah teams in the future. Bob Goodrich Gary Campbell Gary Glines John Gardiner Uintah B Team Scores 42 Altamont B Uintah B 48 52 Uintah B Tabiona B 22 65 Uintah B Duchesne B 19 20 Union B Uintah B 56 37 Uintah B Altamont B 36 24 Tabiona B Uintah B 60 28 Duchesne B Uintah B 65 60 Uintah B Union B 34 Hal Hatch Larry Lee Terry Hadlock Jim Hardman Goodrich dribbles around a Union player as Gardiner (8) and Workman (9) set up defense as Bob goes in for a lay-up shot. Keith Merkley Don Seymour DeLyle Southam Kay Workman EST The past year, as wrestling was revived at Uintah under Coach Conk, the grapplers from Uintah showed great promise for the future. Most of the team was composed of sophomores and juniors, therefore Uintah may be counted on in the future to have a great wrestling team. At the state wrestling meet held at Millard, Uintah tied with Wasatch High from Heber for sixth place with thirty-three points. There weer eighteen schools that participated in this meet. WRESTLILNG TEAM, left to right: Bottom row: Tom Alexan- der, Gerald Wa'ker, Jack Collier, Leon Smuin, Lyle Southam, Gordon Oxborrow, Jim Davis, Theron Berry, Robert Dumas and Dan Collier, captain. Middle row: Floyd Bowden, Lloyd Swain, Merrill Cook, Vern Wilkens, Ronald Harris, Barton Snow, Larry Pope, Billy Murray and Bill Walker. Top row: Dale Winward, Doug Hadlock, Sonny Beacham, Ralph McConkie, Boyd Davis, Joe Bartlett, Dwight Roberts, Glade Ross. Jim Baxendale, Anthony Roberts and Leo Conk, coach. 56 Pictured above are Coach Conk and the eight Utes who qualified for the state wrestling meet held at Millard. They are left to right: Coach Leo Conk, Leon Smuin, Lyle Southern, Gordon Oxborrow, Tom Alexander, Dan Collier, Billy Murray, Jim Baxendale and Gordon Horrocks. Uintah, at the state wresting meet, took one first place medal, two third place medals, and one fourth place medal. Billy Murray placed in the 138 lb. class, Jim Baxindale took third in the unlimited weight division, Dan Collier finished third in the 133 lb. class, and Lyle Southam proved his worth by taking fourth in the 112 lb. weight division. Con- gratulations men for representing Uintah at State! In the region wrestling meet held at Wasatch High, Uintah placed second, just four points behind first place Wasatch. Left, Dan Collier does it again! Here he pins his man at the region meet. Right, Billy Murray seems to have an unidentified grappler up in the air about something. May Beck, Senior Sharon Webb, Senior Lois Goodrich, Senior Carma Weeks, Senior 61 63 Nancy Hacking, Sophomore Julane Goodrich, Sophomore Members of the student police force were left to right: Jimmy Jenkins, and Donna Powell, Juniors; Bill Walker and Carma Weeks, Seniors; and John Smith, Chief of Police and Nancy Hacking and Billy Murray, Sophomores. 64 Many students participated in a suc- cessful year of intramural sports. Basket- ball seemed to be very enthusiastically supported. 65 Uintah High School can be proud of these five Seniors who represented our school at Girls' State this year. They are-. Zetta Lee, lawella Evans, Barbara Pederson, Laura Fox and Allene Colder. [oncnmuLn nons STATERS These outstanding boys represented Uintah High School at Boys' State. They are: Eugene Manwaring, Gerald Walker, Gary Slaugh, Paul Guillory, Larry Pope, Larry Burke, Doug Hadlock, Lynn Anderson, Lee Caldwell. Absent when picture was taken were Valoy Eaton, Marlin Moon and Ralph Caldwell. 66 In a democracy we learn to make wise selections. However, sometimes our selections are unavailable and we have classes forced upon us. Many students paid their yearbook deposit at registra- tion. This proved to be very efficient and more convenient than in previous years. Lynn Anderson, a newcomer this year, was the winner of the annual I Speak for Democracy contest. May Beck, left, ran a close second with Zetta Lee coming in for third place. Congratulations to these three outstanding seniors. 67 Th e Utes this year were presented with many fine assemblies and lyceums, all of which were very educational and entertaining. Thanks goes to the Service Bureau for helping to improve the quality of the assemblies. Also appreciated is the help of the stage crew and everyone else that helped assemblies in any way in our wonderful new auditorium with all of its modern facilities. This picture is shown Beck to Beck. May makes like a cougar that has just about been had. The hunter is portrayed by Jean in the Union Assembly. 68 Norma Jean Hacking and Doug Hadlock harmonize very well to the tune of Winter Wonderland. Their pianist was Laura Fox. Christmas Assembly. Also on the Christmas Assembly was Ruby Reese' imitation of a little girl. She was very convincing in acting her part. 69 Ruby Reese plays the part of the downhearted man in a parody of Edgar Allen Poe's The Raven. Union Assembly. Santa, alias Harold Hullinger gives 'Pug' Lyman a much deserved Christ- mas present. Christmas Assembly. Jackie Howison shows us more of her talent as she sings White Christmas . Her accompaniment is performed by Carma Weeks. Christ- mas Assembly. Tom Alexander shows his courage by letting a marksman from Argen- tina shoot a ball from between his fingers. Lyceum. 70 Mr. McCarthy recited his modern southern version of The Three Bears to an appreciative Uintah audience. Union Assembly. Mr. Snow Allen, an ex-convict, gave us a very educational talk on the two main mistakes he made in his life. Lyceum. Paul Guillory gave us an imitation of Persian Cat. Union Assembly. 71 72 Did HARVEY really exist or didn't he? That was the tantalizing mystery of Mary Chase' play by the same name. Each member of the audience was left to decide for himself whether or not Elwood P. Dowd, a retired and ec- centric inebriate, actually did have a six foot white rabbit named Harvey for a friend. Either his sister, Veta Louise Simmons, did not believe it or did not want to, because she had him committed to a santiarium — or, that is, tried to have him committed. Elwood's neice. Myrtle Mae Simmons, thought he was just plain crazy. His old friend Ethel Chauvenet thought he was insane and fled. The nurse at the santiarium, Ruth Kelly, figured he was just a lovable old character. Her boy friend, Lyman Sanderson, diagnosed Elwood as harmless, but suffered from hallucinations. The orderly, Duane Wilson, didn't like him and tried to poke him in the nose. Dr. William Chumley wanted to lock him up, Dr. Chumley's wife, Betty, took him to be a colorful and oldfashioned gentleman. His family attorney. Judge Omar Gaffney, didn't care what was wrong with him and wanted him left alone. The taxi driver, E. J. Lofgren, who delivered Elwood to the rest home, said he was happy and they shouldn't try to make him anything else. The outcome was that Elwood was allowed to return home—with the consent and blessings of all—with HARVEY at his side—that is, if there really was a HARVEY. The wonderful cast of HARVEY consisted of: Colleen Bingham .................... Myrtle Mae Simmons Sharon Miller .................... Veto Louise Simmons Lee Caldwell ........................... Edwood P. Dowd Jean Beck .............................. Ethel Chauvenet Jackie Howison ......................... Ruth Kelly, R. N. Victor Manwaring ....................... Duane Wilson Bill Walker ..................... Lyman Sanderson, M. D. Kenny Ashby ................... William R. Chumley, M. D. Carolyn Banks .......................... Betty Chumley John McCoy ......................... Judge Omar Gaffney John Hacking ........................... E. J. Lofgren Robert E. Knotts directed and Billy McCarrell was the assistant. Uintah High School Band Members are: 4th row: Betty Jean Massey, Carol Sowards, Lanna Abegglen, Lela Hunting, lleen Birch, Emma Jean Rasmussen, Charles Knight, Janet Hullinger, Gilbert Allen, Mr. Rendlesbach, Karen Johnson, Jeanene Licht, Clyde Carrol, Jean Beck, Daryl Teel, Benny Freestone, Dan Miracle, Aaron Campbell, Glade Walker, Dean Lundell. 3rd row: Bryce Shiner, Gary Long, Dorothy Harrison, Reva Pope, Janet Hamilton, Elaine Humphries, Jerry Jones, Larry Knight. Kenneth Gardner, Ashel Evans, Duane Woolley, Kenneth Olsen, Dwight Roberts, Johnny Johnson, Robert Stringham, Boyd Erickson, Herb Snyder, Sandra Hacking, Carolyn Sullivan, Naiona Shiner, Judy Hall, Mella Weeks, Donna Powell, Francis Allen. 2nd row: Betty Tanner, Mary Lou Richardson, Larry Gatfredson, Hal Rendlesbach, Jean Oaks, Linda Allen, DeNile Williams, Duane Massey, Karen Rose Nay, Daniel Noya, Lanna Belcher, Joyce Roberts, William Brown, Carma Weeks, Wiley Pope. 1st row Dale Rendlesbach, Donald Smith, Millie Kay Colder, Jerrie Bennett, Daphne Cooper, Susan Miracle, Annette Batty, Polly Anna Haws, Edna Roberts, Julane Goodrich. 75 Members of the Orchestra are: 4th row: Kathy Cundick, Trina Green, Elaine Walker, Zetta Lee, Charlene White, llene Karren, Jeanene Licht, Clyde Carroll, Linda Allen, Lynn Anderson, Johnny John- son, Robert Stringham, Harold Rendlesbach, David Mortinsen, Lee Caldwell, Charles Mitchell, William Winder. 3rd row: Jimmy Lube, Karen Birchell, Diane Anderson, Victor Manwaring, Polly Anna Haws, Annette Batty, Julane Goodrich, Bryce Shiner, Donald Smith, Ray Cundick, Carol Sowards, Ruth Cooper, Aaron Campbell, Darlene Pierce, Myra Mann. 2nd row: Dale Rendlesbach, Mary Ann Smith, Ronnie De Smith, May Beck, Budge Wallis, Wiley Pope, Daphne Cooper, Ruth Roberts, Joseph Rust, Anna Lee Walker. 1 st row: Joyce Roberts, Julie Ann Washburn, Hal Rendlesbach, Jean Beck, DaShel Evans, Boyd Erickson, Judy Rendlesbach, Geraldine Washburn. Chorus members are: Back row: Joan Creech, Jeneile Lux, Donna Creed, Joan Gardner, Carol Pummell, Bonnie Richardson, Leola Bodily, Jeanette Davidson. Jack Howison, llene Karren, Janice Mann, Enid Osiek, Ann Weyerman, Elaine Hefler, Zetta Lee, Carol Case, Judy Johnson, Sybil Campbell, Beatrice Creed, Kathrin Bartlett, Betty Corless, Sherry Boren. First row: Barbara Burton, Mina May Kendall, Joyce Buist, Virginia Hein, Ellen McConkie, Myrna Humphries John L. Johnson, Forrest Evans, Lynn Anderson, Bill Walker, Joe Bartlett, Lewis Case, Gerald Walker, Harold Hein, Howard Ross. The Jr. High Chorus is in the foreground with Laura Fox and Carma Weeks as accompanists and Jean Beck and Mella Weeks assisting. 79 e£l4BS Doug Hall Clair Batty John McCoy Bill Walker Wayne Hall Larry Cook President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Reporter Sential F F n Neal Batty John Bardener Kay Campbell Edward Hullinqer Ronald Stewart Jack Collier Lee Karren Howard Sadlier Larry Cooper Ronnie Lewis Vern Wilkens Mervin Dudley Keith Merkley Brent WinwOrd Gary Feltch Baxter Powell 81 Jerry Cutshaw Gary Case Johnnie Robbins President Vice President Secretary Jim Abegglen Kenny Ashby Jack Collier VaLoy Eaton Tom Alexander Joe Bartlett Merrill Cook Ron Francke Jim Baxendale Duane Criswell Wayne Gardiner Theron Berry Doyle Davis Bob Goodrich Phil Bryson James Davis Rod Grimmie Bill Caldwell Mervin Dudley Paul Guillory Clyde Carroll Robert Dumes Doug Hadlock I John McCoy Larry Pope Leon Smuin Terry Montgomery Merlin Richens Lorry Stone David Mortonsen Glade Ross Lyle Southam Gary Lyman Gordon Oxborrow Gary Slaugh Gerald Walker Ralph McConkie Wayne Pope John Smith Vern Wilkins Billy Murray Don Seymour Robert Stringham Kenny Olsen Vard Shiner Bill Walker Norma Rodeback Marilyn Snow Lorraine Durfee Cheryl Cooper Eula Chew Carol Case Sharon Fietkau Eleen Clark Tamara Curfew lawella Evans Joyce Green Marlene Gurr Sylvia Snow Myrna Humphries Doris Holfeltz Vice President Annette Batty Secretary Julane Goodrich Historian Millie Kay Calder Mella Weeks Reporter Parlimentarian Marcia Fletcher Songleader Jean Oaks Ruth Sowards Carolyn Banks Lela Licht Claudine Renfroe Sharon Miller Sandra Hacking Dorothy Southam Lee Ann Devine Ann Aycock Carol Sowards Emma J. Rasmussen Joan Gardner Ellen Slaugh Ann Wotkins Diane Busch Roslyn Stewart Letha Sawyer Juanita Ainge Nancy Hacking Zetta Lee Judy Montgomery Diane Lyman Carolyn Sullivan Helen Redding Kay Kenny Marlene Redding Bonnie Perry Polly Anna Haws Laura Fox Enid Osick Eula Rae Johnson Jeneile Lux Dorothy Fisher Virginia Hein Sally Swain Deleen Burke Fae Tullis Colleen Bingham Sharon Preece Mary Lou Richardsor lleen Staley Paul Guillory Larry Pope Larid Johnson Karv Strinqham President Vice President Secretary, Treasurer Social Director Larry Burke Boyd Davis Glade Nelson Clyde Carroll VaLoy Eaton Dan McKee Merrill Cook Ron Francke Bob Pease Gordon Horrocks Merlin Richens Gary Lyman Vard Shiner Kenny Ashby Gary Slaugh 86 Hal Hatch Larry Lee David Mortenson Billy Murray Glade Ross Jim Baxendale Bob Goodrich Jim Abegglen Craig Asmus Gary Case Doyle Davis Don Samuels Larry Stone Clair Batty Rod Grimme Mike Sutton 87 Kona Mar Allen Lynn Anderson Sharon Erekson Danna Mar Herbert Billy McCarrell Carolyn Banks Annette Batty Dee Jeffries Jackie Howison Barbara Pederson Clyde Carroll President Ann Avcock Vice President Lorraine Durfee Secretary Carol Case Treasurer and Clerk ihe s rign Jean Beck Marcia Fletcher Myrna Humphries Lenna Searle Rodney Berry Sharon Fietkau Zetta Lee Shanna W. Taylor Colleen Bingham Carol Jean Freestone John McCoy Bill Walker Allene Colder Lois Goodrich Glade Nelson Gerald Walker Lee Caldwell John Hacking Sharon Miller Marion Weist Lee Caldwell Kathy Adams Jeanene Adamson President 1st Vice President 2nd Vice President Fern Richens Secretary c o e r t i n L Jimmy Abegglan Phil Bryson Carolyn Bodily Francis Allen Colleen Bascom Stewart Cooper Craig Asmus Rodney Berry Millie Kay Colder Ann Aycock Kehl Behunen Carolyn Banks Sharon Erekson Larry Burke Colleen Bingham Arlo Caldwell Deleen Burke 89 Cheryl Cooper Lee Ann Devine Carol Case Allene Colder Judy Duke Bill Caldwell Lorraine Durfee Lawella Evans Carol Jean Freestone Lois Goodrich Julane Goodrich Janet Hodgkinson Sarah Hacking Joy Kidd Larry Lee Sharon Fietkau Doug Hadlock Laird Johnson Gary Lyman Dorothy Fisher Ivan Hall Eula Rae Johnson Diane Lyman £ Laura Fox John Hacking Duane Karren Zetta Lee Marcia Fletcher Danna Mar Herbert Sherry Karren Emma J. McNaughton Marlene Gurr Nancy Hacking Sherlene Karren Marva Oaks D'Ann Pope Eugene Manwaring Billy McCarrell Michael Murphy Celestine Manzanares Harley Morrison Bonnie Perry Connie Mott Vard Shiner Sylvia Snow Ellen Slaugh David Rust lleen Staley Carol Streigel Betty Tanner Johnnie Robbins Roslyn Stewart Sally Swain Gayl Timothy Mary Lou Richardson Marilyn Snow Letha Sawyer Fae Tullis Norma Rodeback Dorothy Southern. Lenna Searle Shanna W. Taylor Barbara Pederson Judy Montgomery Robert Stringham Mella Weeks Sharon Preece Enolo Montgomery Donald Smith Carma Weeks Sherry Karren Enola Montgomery Nancy Hacking Judy Montgomery DeAnne Haws Connie Mott Janet Hatch Myrna Kay Darylene Robbins Marilyn Snow LaRae Young Fern Richens Sally Swain Myrna Wardle Ruby Reese Mary Lou Richardson Dorothy Southam Lenna Searle Sharon Webb Carma Weeks Gloria McLean D'Ann Pope DeAnne Workman Judy Murray Donna Powell Betty Tanner 92 Barbara Pederson Deloris Jeffries Sharon Erekson Shana Rae Taylor Carol Jean Freestone President Vice President Secretary and Treasurer Reporter Pledge Leader C 1 1 R 1 L S P E P Pledge Leader Marva Oaks Historian Kona Mar Allen Jean Beck Laura Fox Jeanene Adamson Colleen Bascom Marcia Fletcher Francis Allen Cheryl Cooper Lois Goodrich Kathy Adams Allene Colder Julane Goodrich Carolyn Banks Millie Kay Colder Gloria Horrocks May Beck Dorothv Fisher Doris Holfeltz Michael Murphy Junior Advisor Kenneth Gardiner Sophomore Advisor Mark Batty Kay Campbell Duane Criswell Ron Francke Paul Guillory Glen Mecham Dwight Roberts Howard Ross Mike Sutton 94 Members of the Science Club this year were left to right: Advisor; Wayne Hall, Lynn Anderson, Sharon Preece, Dale Slade, Marion Weist, Billy McCarrell, Mr. Moore, President; and Emma Jean McNaughton. Our Outstanding Creative Dancing Class 95 pep inno Band Officers are: Daryl Teal, Boys' Uniform Manager Polly Anna Haws, Assistant Librarian Annette Batty, Girls' Uniform Manager Boyd Ericksen, Asst. Pep Band Leader Carma Weeks, Pep Band Leader Mella Weeks, Reporter Julane Goodrich, Librarian Millie Kay Colder, Secretary Donna Powell, Assistant Band Manager Dean Lundell, Band Manager Francis Allen, Band Majorette Harold Rendlesbach, Instructor Pep Band Members are, first row: Donald Smith, Betty Tanner, Carol Sowards, Lynn Cundick, Bryce Shiner, Dale Rendlesbach, Wiley Pope, Millie Kay Colder, Emma Jean Rasmussen, Donna Powell, Francis Allen. Second row: Julane Goodrich, Anentte Batty, Polly Anna Haws, Mella Weeks, Carolyn Sullivan, Joyce Roberts, Victor Manwaring, David Mortensen, Lee Cald- well, Dan Miracle, Aaron Campbell. Third Row: Boyd Ericksen, Johnny Johnson, Kenny Gardner, Dwight Roberts, Kenny Olsen, Robert Stringham, Dean Lundell, Hal Rendlesbach, Linda Allen. Fourth row: Carma Weeks, Mr. Harold Rendlesbach, Jeanene Licth, Clyde Carroll, Daryl Teel. STOP! Lee Caldwell Editor Nancy Hacking Annette Batty A r. Reed L. Tyler Advisor Jeanene Adamson Associate Editor Glade Nelson. Jeanene Licht Darylene Robbins U T E P 0 111 Marian, Go ask Mr. Knotts if Uintalk is written vet. Judy, have you checked on club news for this issue? Connie and Layne, is the script ready for Smoke Signals? These orders were just a few beina given by Darylene and Betty every fifth period in the Journalism class. Cutting stencils, proof typing, getting copy ready for the Vernal Express, and planning Smoke Signals, the Friday even- ing school news broadcast over Radio Station KVEL, were all part of the class work in Journalism. The staff work was divid- ed into three areas: Printing and writing the school paper, using the mimeograph process; public relations, workina with the Vernal Express and state newspaper correspondents; and producing Smoke Signals. You may have noticed the traffic jams created in the hall at the beginning and end of fifth period classes as the staff moved their three typewriters, mimeoscope, and stacks of papers from the Library to Room 2. The printing of the Ute Pow Wow this year was done on the office mimeograph machine by Connie Mott and Layne Powell Judy Murray, Diane Pope, Mrs. June Stewart 100 IU 0 IU Morgan Lee under the direction of Office Manager Theda Murray. In writing school news, the staff has tried to cover all school activities including club, class, intra-murals, and all other co-curricular activities of the students. Since Advisor June Stewart was Public Relations Chairman for Uintah, she prodded the staff to get plenty of articles in the Vernal Express and everyone has appreciated the coopera- tion of Publisher William B. Wallis and News Editor, E. John Jones. Thanks also goes to Salt Lake Tribune Correspondent Iva Cutshaw and Deseret News Correspondent Louis Fife for their cooperation in school publicity, even though their state editors didn't always give us the space desired. Producing the weekly school news broadcast Smoke Sig- nals, has been a good experience for staff members who formerly had mike fright. Then too, the school had a good outlet to tell parents about all the interesting happenings at Uintah High School. Thanks to KVEL Manager Lee Walker and his staff for this wonderful experience. I iJ- r Betty Jean Massey Morgan Lee and Mrs. Theda Murray Joy Kidd, Marion Dudley, Judy Hodgkinson, Myrna Kay 101 Just vitamins Senior Pedigrees JUANITA AINGE-Home Room Sec.-Treas. Rep. 4; Sr. Hop Com. 4; F.H.A. 4; Girls' Vol- leyball 2, 3; Girls' Track Team 1; Perfect Attendance 1, 2, 3. KONA MAR J. ALLEN-Sr. Soc. Dir. 4; Prom Com. 3; Sr. Hop Com. 4; Sr. Day Com. 4; Project Com. 4; Com'J. Club 3; Thesp. Club 3, 4; Girls Pep Club 4; Girls Volleyball 1; Girls' Softball 1; Posture Parade 1, 2; Girls' Sextette 1, 2, 3f 4; School Play 2. JIM ALLRED-Putnam City, Oklahoma 1955; Sp. Club; Nat'l Honor Soc. LYNN ANDERSON-Who's Who 4; Sr. Day Ch. 4; Thesp. Club 4; S. O. S. Club 4; Spring- ville High School 1, 2, 3; All-State Chor. 4; High School Mix. Quartet 4; Oper. 4; Orch. 4; Mixed Chor. 4; I Speak for Democracy Winner 4; Boys' State. KENNY ASHBY—Who's Who 4; Home Room Officer 1; Prom Com. 3; Sr. Hop Com. 4; Sem. Grad. Com. 3; Pep Dance Ch. 3; Com'l Club 2, 3; Var. Club 4; Boy's Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Jr. Prom Floor Show 3; Pres. L.D.S. Sem. 3; Bookkeeping 3; Type 2; Wrestling Team 4; School Play 4; Contest Play 2; Stage Crew 3, 4; Radio Speech 3; Radio Play 3; Declamation Finals 1, Winner 2; I Speak for Democracy Winner 3; Yearbook Staff 4. ANN AYCOCK—Fresh. Frolic Com. 1; Grad. Com. 4; Sem. Grad. Com. 3; F.H.A. 3, 4; Com'l. Club 2, 3, 4; Thesp. Club 3, V-pres. 4; Homecoming Queen Candidate 3; Ch. Thesp. Initiations 4; Type 2; Girls' Volleyball 1; Girls' Posture Parade 1; School Play, 1, 2, 3,- Radio Plays 3; Yearbook Salesman 1. COLLEEN BASCOM-Home Room Sec. 4; Sr. Hop Com. 4; Pep Dance Ch. 4; Com'l. Club 4; Girls' Pep Club 4; Jerome High School 1; Gooding High School 3; Girls' Softball 2; Posture Parade 2; Glee 2; School Play Adv. Com. 4. JEAN BECK -Who's Who 4; Girls' League Pres. 4; Home Room Rep. 3, Pres. 4; Grad. Com. 4; Christmas Dance Ch. 4; Com'l Club 3; Thesp. Club 4; Girls' Pep Club 4; Manila High School 1, 2; Orch. 3, Manager 4; Ban- ner Carrier 4; School Play 4; Declamation Finals 4. MAY BECK—Gardner Scholarship Award 4; Who's Who 4; St. Body V-Pres. 4; Home Room Pres. 3; Student Council 4; Service Bureau Ch. 4; Grad. Com. 4; Sem. V-Pres. 4; Sem. Grad. 4; Who's Who Com. 4; Home- coming Queen 3,- Sweetheart Queen attend- ant 4; Manila High School 1, 2; Orchestra Manager 3, Manager 4; Banner Carrier 4; School Play 3; I Speak for Democracy, place 4,- Asst. Editor Ute Pow Wow 3. RODNEY BERRY-Sr. Day Com. 4; Com'l Club 3, 4; Thesp. Club 4; Floor Show Prom 3; Type 3; Yearbook Staff 4; Winter Concert 4; Christmas Cantata 4; Grandbury High School 1, 2. LARRY BURKE-Home Room Sec. 3; Prom Com. 3; Sr. Hop Com. 4; Com'l Club 2, 3, 4; Boys' Pep Club 3, 4; Prom Floor Show 3; Wrestling Team 4; Band 1, 2; Pep Band 2; Declamation Finals 2; Boys' State 3. ALLENE CALDER—Whos Who 4; Cheerleader 4; V-Pres. 2; St. Council 4; Service Bureau 2; Freshie Frolic Com. 1,- Sophie Swing Com. 2; Prom Com. 3,- Grad. Com. 4; Ch. Prom, Pep. Ass. 3, 4; Thespian Club 3; Girls' Pep Club 1, 2, Rep. 3, V-Pres. 4; Jr. Prom, Freshie, Xmas Floor Show; Sweetheart Queen Candidate 4; Girls' Volleyball 2; Girls' Softball 1; Posture Parade 1, 2,- Ban- ner Carrier 2; Sponsor 1,- Make up. School Play 3, 4. LEE CALDWELL—Gardner Scholarship Award 4; Who's Who 4; Rotary Youth Conference 4, Home Room Pres. 1, 2; Club Council 4; St. Council 1, 4; Freshie Frolic Com. 1; Sophie Swing Com. 2; Prom Com. 3; Gradu- ation Com. Ch. 4; Seminary 1, 2, Grad. 3; Com'l. Club 2, 2nd V-Pres. 3; Pres. 4; Thespian Club 2, V-Pres. 3, 4; Frolic Floor Show 1, Prom Floor Show 3; Shorthand 4; Bookkeeping 3; Type Team 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, Manager 3, 4; Orchestra 3, 4; Glee 2; Vocal 2; Solo 4; Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4; School Play 1, 2, 3, 4; Readings 2, 3; Con- test Play 3; Extemp. 2; Radio Play 2, 3; Declamation Finals 3; I Speak for Dem- ocracy Finals 3; Uintahn Editor 4, Ass. Edi- tor 3; Yearbook Staff 1, 3, 4; Journ. Conv. Del'g. 3, 4; Boys' State 3; Spec. Award Eng. 1; Exchange Ass. 1, 2, 4; Band Day at U. 1, 2, 4; Opera, 4. KENT CAMPBELL-Home ’Room Pres. 3- V-Pres. 3,- Sr. Hop Com. 4; S.O.S. Club 4; Mix. Chorus 2, 3. CLYDE CARROLL-Thesp. Club 3, Pres. 4; Vcr. lub 4; Boys' Pep Club 4; Baseball 3; Band 3, 4; Orchestra 3, Charter Member 4; Music 3, 4; Pep Band 3, 4; School Play 3; Whos Who Com. 4; Wasatch Academy 1, 2. CAROL RAE CASE-Who's Who 4; Home Room V-Pres. 3; Sec.-Treas. 1,- Prom Com. 3; Grad. Com. 4; Seminary Grad. Com. 3; Sem. 1, 2, Grad. 3; Thespian Co. Ch. Ban- quet 4; Thespian Dance Com. 3; F.H.A. 3, 4; Thespian Club 3,- Clerk 4; Shotrhand 3, 4; Bookkeeping 4,- Type Team 2, 4; Girls Soft- ball 3; Glee 1 V-Pres.; Mixed Chorus 4; Duet 4; School Play 3; All State Chorus 4; Mixed Quartet 4; Girls' Quartet 2, 3, 4; Girls' Trio 3; Radio Plays 3, 4 Thesp. Dep. Play 4; 100% Attendance Award 3. MARIE COOPER—Sr. Hop Com. 4; Sem. Grad. Com. 3; Thesp. Club 3, 4; Glee 1; School Play 3. BETTY RAE CORLESS—Sr. Day Com. 4; Mix- ed Chorus 3, 4. DUANE CRISWELL—Football 4; Track 4; Exchange Ass. 4; Campion Accdemy 1; Baggs High School 2, 3; Service Bureau 3; Sr. Hop Com. 4; Key Club 4; Var. Club 4. JERRY CUTSHAW-Club Council 4; Sophie Com. 2,- Prom Com. 3,- Sr. Day Com. 4; Vis. Aids Com. 2, 3, 4; Var. Club 1, 2, 3, Pres. 4,- Prom Floor Show 3; Football 1, 2, 3, 4- Baseball 1, 2, 3; Basketball 2, 3, Co-Capt! 4; Track 3, 4. BOYD DAVIS—F.F.A. 2, 3; Boys' Pep Club 4; Grcd. Com. 4; Whos Who Com. 4 MARIAN DUDLEY-Sr. Day Com. 4; Coml. Club 3; Glee 1; Ute Pow Wow 4; Journ. Conv. Delg. 4. VALOY EATON—St. Body Pres. 4; Sec. Class 1; Horn Room Officer 1, 2; St. Council 4; Freshie Com. 1,- Sophie Com. 2,- Prom Ch. 3: Sr. Day Com. 4; Sem. 1, 2. Grad 3; Vcr. Club 2, Sec. 3, 4; Boys' Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Kina Freshie Frolic 1; Basketball All Star 2, 3, 4, Co-Capt.; Yearbook Staff 2,- Boys' State 3. SHARON EREKSON—Class V-Pres. 3; Home Room V-Pres. 1; Service Bureau 3; Freshie Com. 1: Sophie Com. 2; Prom Com. 3: Grad. Com. 4; Sem. 1, 2, Grad. 3; Ch. Pep Ass. 4; Com'l. Club 2, 3, 4; Thesp. Club 3, 4; Girls' Pep Club 1, 2, 3, Sec. Treas. 4; Freshie Frolic, Pep, and Prom Floor Show; Homecoming queen candidate 4; Girls' Soft- ball 1; Posture Parade 1, 2; Band 1, 2; Music 1, 2; Pep Band 1, 2; Girls' State Alt. 3. FORREST EVANS—home Room Sec. 3; Sr. Day Com. 4; Band 1, Music 4; Altamont 1. LAWELLA EVANS—Project Com. 4; F.H.A. 4; Com'l. Club 2, 3, 4; Shorthand 3, 4; Girls' Volleyball 2; Girls' Softball 1,2,3; Girls' State 3; 100% Attendance 3. MARCIA FLETCHER-Sr. Hop Com. 4; Sem. 1, 2, Grad. 3; Thespian Dance Co-Chair. 3; F.H.A. i,2,3, Songleader 4; Com'l. Club 2, 3, 4; Thesp. Club 3, 4; Thesp. Club 3, 4; Girls Pep Club 4; Harvestball Floor Show 4; Shorthand Team 3, 4; Type 4; Girls' Volleyball 1; Girls' Softball 1, 2; Posture Parade 1; Band 1, 2, officer 3; Pep Band 1, 2; Ushers Ch. School Play 3; Police Force 3; Girls Sextett 3; Trio 1, 2. 103 Senior Pedigrees LAURA FOX—Who's Who 4; St. Body Hist. 4; Jr. Class Sec. 3; Girls' League Hist. 3; Home Room Pres. 2; St. Council 4; Prom Com. 3; Grad. Com. 4; Sem. Grad. Com. 3; Com'l. Banquet Ch. 4; Christmas, Girl's Day Dance Ch. 3; Fashion Show Ch. 3; F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Com'l. Club 2, Sec. 3, 4; Girls' Pep Club 3, 4; Christmas, Girls' Day Floor Show 3; Who's Who Com. Ch. 4; Ass. St. Council Sec. 4; Shorthand 4; Type 4; Publicity School Play 3; Girls' State 3; Spc. Award for outstanding service 3; Opera 4; Acc. Boys quartet 2, 3; Acc. Girls Trio 2, 3; Sweet- heart Ball 4. RON FRANCKE—Wasatch Academy 1,2; Pasadena City College 3; Home Room Of- ficer 4; Sr. Day Com. 4; Pep Dance Ch. 4; Var. Dance Chr. 4; Key Club 4; Var. Club 4; Boys' Pep Club 4; Football 4; Basketball Athletic Manager 4; Track 4. BONETA FREESTONE—Who's Who 4; Home Room Officer 1, 4; Freshie Com. 1; Sophie Com. 2; Prom Com. 3; Grad. Com. 4; Sem. Grad. Com. 3; Prom Floor Show 3; Sem. 1, 2, Grad. 3; Thesp. Club 1,2,3,4; Girls' Pep Club 2, 3, Rep. 4; Girls' Day Dance, Prom Floor Show, Homecoming queen candidate 3; Dept, play 1; Glee 3; Stage Crew Make up 3; Radio play 1, 2, 3; Decla- mation finals winner 4; Ute Pow Wow 3; Yearbook Staff 3, salesman 2. CAROL JEAN FREESTONE-Freshie Com. 1; Sophie Com. 2; Prom Com. 3; Grad. Com. 4; Homecoming ch. 4; Tabiona Ass. Ch. 2; Com'l. club 3, 4; Thespian Club 3, 4; Girls' Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Christmas Floor Show 1; Girls Volleyball 2; Posture Parade 1; Sextette girls 3; Twirlers 1, Makeup, school play 1, 2, 3. LOIS GOODRICH—Freshie Com. 1; Sophie Com. 2; Prom. Com. 3; Grad. Com. 4; Tresp. Club 3, 4; Girls' Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Prom Floor Show 3; Sweetheart candidate 4; Homecoming queen 2; cheerleaders 4; Pos- ture Parade 1. PAUL GUILLORY—Home Room Officer 2, ) 4; Club Council 3, 4; Prom Com. 3; Sr. Project Com. Ch. 4; Var. Dance Ch. 4; Key Club 4; Var. Club 3, 4; S.O.S. Club 2, 3,4; Boy's Pep Club 3, 4; Prom Floor Show 3; Sophie Swing King's Att. 2; Football 4; Track 3, 4; School Play 3; Boys' State 3; Special Award 1. MARLENE GURR—F.H.A. 4; Com'l. 3, 4; Shorthand 3, 4; Bookkeeping 4; Girls' Soft- boll 1. SARAH HACKING—Sr. Hop. Com. 4; Grad. 3; F.H.A. 1,2,3,; Com'l. Club 2,3,4; Book- keepjing 3, 4; Girls' Softball 2. DOUGLAS HADLOCK-Home Room Sec. 1, V-Pres. 2, 4; Project Com. 4; Com'l. Club 3, 4; Var. Club 2, 3, 4; S.O.S. Club 1,2,3, Sec. 2; Accounting 4; Football 2,3,4; Year- book Staff 4; Boys' State 3. DOUGLAS HALL-Who's Who 4; Home Room V-Pres. 3; Club Council 4; Project Com. 4; Visual Aids Com. 4; F.F.A. 1, 2, V-Pres. 3, Pres. 4; Key Club Pres. 4; S.O.S. Club 4; Harvest Ball Floor Show 2, 4; Sem. 1, 2, Grad. 3; Stage Crew 3, 4; Utah Co-opera- tive Conv. 2, 4; F.F.A. Conv. 3, 4; F.F.A. Star Farmer 3; U.S.A. Agathon Del'g 4; Police Force 3, 4 KENT HARRISON-Sr. Day Com. 4- Sem. Grad. 3; Track 4. NEVA HATCH—Project Com. 4; Sem. Grad. 3. DANNA MAR HERBERT-Home Room Sec. 1, 2; Freshie Com. 1; Sophie Com. 2; Prom Com. 3; Grad. Com. 4; Sem. Grad. 3; Com'l Club 3, 4; Thesp. Club 2,3,4; Girls' Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Freshie Prom Floor Show 1, 4; Sophie Swing Queen 2; Homecoming Att. 3; Cheerleaders 4; Girls' Volleyball 2; Girls Softball 1; Posture Parade 1, 2; Band 1, 2; Pep Band 1, 2; School Play 2; Dept. Play 1; Radio Play 3. JUDY HODGKINSON-Home Room V-Pres. 1: Project Com 4; F.H.A. 1, 2; Sem. Grad. 3; Girls' Softball 1; Posture Parade 1, 2; Band 1,2,3,4; Glee 2; Twirlers 1, 2, 3, 4; Ute Pow Wow Staff 4. DORIS HOLFELTZ—Home Room Pres. 4; Grad. Com. 4; Who's Who Com. 4; F.H.A. V-Pres. 4; Girls' Pep Club 4; Harvest Ball Floor Show 4; Posture Parade 1; Band 1, 2,3; Pep Band 2. JACKIE HOWISON—Sr. Day Com. 4,- Thesp. Club 4; Mix. Chor. 4; School Play 4; Home- maker of Tomorrow Award 4; Parkers- burg High School 1, 2, 3. FAYE HUMPHRIES—Sr. Day. Com. 4; F.H.A. 4- Mixed Chorus 4; Craig, Colo 1; Rock Springs, Wyo. 1, 4; Lovell, Wyo. 1,3; Terry, Montana 1; Meeteetse, Wyo. 3, 4. MYRNA HUUMPHRIES—Sr. Day Com. 4; F.H.A. 4; Thesp. Club 4; Posture Parade 1; Glee 1, 2, 3, 4. DELORIS JEFFRIES—Class Soc. Dir. 3; Home Room Pres. 3; Prom Com. 3; Grad. Com. 4; Thesp. Club 4; Girls' Pep Club 3, V- Pres. 4; Prom Floor Show 3; School Play 3, Properities 4; Wasatch Academy 1, 2; Hillsborough High School, 2. RICE JOHN KAY-Sr. Hop Com. 4; FFA 2. ZETTA LEE-Who's Who 4; St. Body Sec. 4; Girls' League V-Pres. 3; Home Room Sec. 1, Rep. 2; St. Council 4; Prom Com. 3; Grad. Com. 4; Sem. Grad. 3,- Girls jcm- bcree 3; Christmas Dance Ch. 3, Sv.-eet- heart Ball 4; Christmas Floor Show 3; F.H.A. 3, 4; Com'l. Club 2, 3, V-Pres. 4; Thesp. Club 3, 4,- Girls' Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Christmas, Jr. Prom 3, Girls' Day 1, 2; Floor Show,- Type 4; Posture Parade 1, 2; Band 1. 2; Orchestra 4; Glee 3; Music 1,2,3,4; Radio Plays 3; I Speak for Democracy Fin- als 3rd place,- Ute Pow Wow 4, Radio Ch. 4; Yearbook Staff 3, 4; Girls' State 3; Ass. St. Council Pres. 4; Police Force 1,3; Home- coming Com. 4; Who's Who Com. 4; Opera 4. GARY LYMAN-Class Pres. 1; Boys' League Soc Dir. 2; Home Room Pres. 2. 4- St. Council 2, 3; Freshie Com. 1; Sophie Swing Com. 2; Prom Com. 3; Grad. Com. 4; Sem. Grad. 3; Com'l. Club 3, 4; Var. Club 2, 3, 4; Boys' Pep Club 3, 4; Prom 3, Freshie Floor Show; Baseball 3; Basketball 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4. ZOLA MACKAY-Grad. Lorn. 4; Grad, of Sem. 3; Girls Volleyball T, 2; Girls Soft- ball 2; Posture Parade 1, Glee 3. EUGENE MANWARING-Sr. Hop Com. 4; Com'l. Club 3, 4; Type 4; Boys' State 3. CELESTINE MANZANARES - Home Room Sec. 3, 4; Grad. Com. 4; Com'l. Club 3, 4; Harvest Ball queen candidate 2; Short- hand 4; Bookkeeping 3, 4. BETTY JEAN MASSEY-Home Room Officer 1; Hroject Com. 4; F.H.A. 1, 2, Sem. Grad. 3; Girls' Softball 1; Posture Parade 1, 2; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee 2; Twirlers 1, 2, 3, 4; Asst. Editor Ute Pow Wow 4; 100% Att. Award 3. DAWN MASSEY-Project Com. 4; F.H.A. 1; Spanish Club 1; Glee 3. LARRY McCONKIE—Home Room V-Pres. 2, 4; Project Com. 4; Com'. Club 2, 3; Stage Crew 4; 100% Att. Award 2. RICHARD MERRILL—F.F.A. 1, 2. SHARON MILLER—Home Room Sec. 4; Grad. Com. 4; Sem. Grad. 3; F.H.A. 4; Com'l. Club 3; Thesp Club 4; Type 3,- Glee 4, Sec.; School Play 4. ENOLA M. MONTGOMERY—Girls' League V-Pres. 4 Home Room Pres. 2, Sec. 4; Stu- dent Council 3; Service Bureau 4; Freshie Com. 1; Sophie Com. 2; Prom. Com. 3; Sr. Day Com. 4; Com'l. Club 3, 4; Girls' Pep Club 2,3,4; Freshman Frolic Queen 1, Cheerleader 3. TERRY MONTGOMERY-Sr. Day Com. 4; Sem. Grad. 3,' F.F.A. 1; Var. Club 3, 4; Prom Com 3, Football 3, Track 4. 104 $ en orPedigrees MARLIN MOON -Project Com. 4. GLADE NELSON—Closs Boys Soc. Dir. 1, V-Pres. 4; Home Room V-Pres. 1, Boys' Intr. Manager 4; Service Bureau 4; Freshie Fro- lic Com. 1; Grad. Com. 4; Thesp. Club 4; Boys' Pep Club 4; Freshman Floor Show 1; Freshman-Soph. Play 1; Yearbook Staff Sports Editor 4; Natrona County High School 2, 3; Publicity Ch. for Harvest Ball Queen 4. BOBBY PEASE-Club Council 4; Key Club V-Pres. 4; Boys' Pep Club 4; Baseball 3; Band 2, 3, Pep Band 3, 4; Boys' Intera- mural Co-Man. 4; Wasatch Academy 1, 2. BARBARA ANN PEDERSON-Club Council Pres. 4; Freshie Com. 1; Sophie Swing Com. 2; Prom Com. 3; Grad. Com. 4; Football Banquet Chr 3; Union Ass. Ch. 4; Com'l. Club 2, 3, 4; Thesp. Club 3, 4; Girls' Pep Club 3, Pres. 4; School Play 1, Prop. Man- ager 2, 3, 4; Dept. Play 1; Radio Speech 2. BONNIE PERRY—Girls' League Officer 4; Home Room Officer 3; Prom Com. 3; Sr. Dav Com. 4; Sem. Grad. 3; F.H.A. 4; Coml. Club 2, 3, 4; Shorthand 4. LARRY POPE—Class Officer 4; Prom Com. 3 Grad. Com. 4; Var. Club 2, 3, 4; Boys' Pen Club 2, 3, 4; Boys' State 3; Wrestling 4; Football 2; Track 3, 4. WAYNE POPE—Class Pres. 4; St. Council 4; Sr. Hop Com. 4; Sr. Day Com. 4; Project Com. 4; Grad. Com. 4; Com'l. Club 2, 3; Var. Club 4; Basketball 3, 4; Band 1. RUBY REESE—Home Room Officer 4; St. Council 4; Freshie Com. 1; Sophie Com. 2; Prom Com. 3; Sr. Hop Com. 4; F.H.A. 4; Girls Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Pep Dance Floor Show; Cheerleader 3; Girls Volleyball 1; Girls Softball 1; Glee 2, 3; School Play 3; Dept. Play 1; Readings 4. FERN RICHENS—Girls' League Sec. 3; Freshie Com. 1; Prom Com. 3; Grad. Com. 4; Christ- mas Dance Ch. 3; Prom, Christmas Floor Show 3; Union Ass. Chr. 4; Com'l. Club 2, 3, Sec. 4; Band 1, 2; Pep Band 1, 2; Yearbook Staff 4. DARYLENE ROBBINS—St. Council 4; Sophie Com. 2; Prom Com. 3; Sr. Day Com. 4,- Sem. Grad. 3; Girls' Pep Club 4; Christmas Floor Show 3; Glee 1, 3; Ute Pow Wow Editor 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Journ. Conv. Delegate 4. LETHA SAWYER-Home Room Officer Pres. 1, Sec. 3; Prom Com. 3; Sr. Day Com. 4; F. H. A. 4; Com'l. Club 3, 4; Shorthand 4; Girls' Volleyball 3. VARD SHINER—Boys League Officer 4; Home Room Officer 2, 4; Freshie Com. 1; Sophie Com. 2; Prom Com. 3; Sr. Hop Com. 4; Com'l. Club 4; Var. Club 2, 3, 4; Boys' Pep lub 2, 3, 4; Type 4; Football 2, 3, 4; Track 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3; Pep Band 1, 2. MATT SKERL—Project Com. 4; F.F.A. 2, 3, Sent. 4. GARY SLAUGH Class Officer 3; Boys' League Officer 4; Home Room Officer 1, 2; St. Council 3, 4; Freshie Com. 1; Sophie Com. 2; Prom Com. 3; Sr. Day Com. 4; Dance Ch. 1; Var. Club 2, 3, 4; Boys' Pep Club 1, 2, officer 3, 4; Football 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Track 3, 4; Yearbook Staff 1; Boys' State 3. JOHN SMITH—St. Body Chief of Police 4; Home Room Pres. 2; St. Council 4; Freshie Frolic Com. 1; Sophie Swing Com. 2; Prom Com. 3; Sr. Hop Com. 4; Visual Aids Com. 2, 3, 4; Key Club 4; Var. Club 3, 4; S.O.S. Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Track Team 3, 4. JACKIE SMUIN—Grad. Com. 4,- Whos Who Com. 4; Glee 2, 3; Girls' Softball 2. RUTH SOWARDS—Home Room V-Pres. 3, 4; Sec. 3; Grad. Com. 4; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Harvest Ball Floor Show 2,- Girls' Volleyball 2; Posture Parade 2. KARY STRINGHAM—Home Room Officer 4; Prom Com. 3; Project Com. 4; Boys' Pep Club 3; Wrestling 3; Band 2; Pep Band 1. ROBERT B. STRINGHAM—Boys' League Rep. 4, - Home Room Officer 1; Freshie Com. 1; Sophie Com. 2; Prom Com. 3; Project Com! 4,- Com'l. Club 2, 3, 4; Var. Club 3, 4; Fresh- man Frolic 1, Prom 3 Floor Show,- Book- keeping 4; Type 2, 3; Football 3, 4; Basket- ball 1; Track 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, Officer 3, 4; Orchestra 3, 4; Trio 1; Pep Band 1, 2, LLOYD SWAIN—Sr. Day Com. 4; Grad of Sem. 3; Wrestling 4; Track 4. BETTY TANNER—Freshie Com. 1; Sophie Com. 2,- Prom Com. 3; Sr. Hop Com. 4; Com'l. Club 3, 4; Girls' Pep Club 2, 3, 4,- Floor Show 1; Girls Softball 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 4; Pep Band 1, 2, 4. JEANENE LICHT-Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Home Room 3; Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Yearbook 3, 4; Sweetheart 2; Radio Speech 2, 3; Sr. Hop Committee 4; GAA 2, 3; Band Days I, 2, 3, 4; Spring- field Oregon, 2, 3. SHANA W. TAYLOR—Class Officer 1; Home Room Officer 1; Freshie Com. 1; Sophie Com. 2; Prom Com. 3; Grand. Com. 4; Sem. Grad. 3; Coml. Club 3, 4; Thespian Club 4; Girls' Pep Club 2, 3, Rep. 4; Christmas 1, Prom 3, Floor Show; Girls Volleyball 2, 3; Girls Softball 1, 2, 3; Posture 1, 2; Spon- sores 2, Yearbook Salesman 1. FAE TULLIS—Grad. Com. 4; Sem. Grad. 3; F.H.A. 3; Coml. Club 2, 3, 4; Shorthand 4. BILL WALKER—Home Room Officer 3, 4; Project Com. 4; Sem. Grad. Com. 3; Har- vest Ball Dance Chr. 4; F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, Of- ficer 4; Thesp. Club 4; Var. Club 2, 3, 4; Harvest Ball Floor Show 4; Student Police 3, 4; Wrestling 2, 4; Football 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Glee 4; School Play 4; Stage Crew 4. GERALD H. WALKER-Grad. Com. 4; Sem. Grad. 3; Thesp. Club 4; Var. Club 3, 4; Student Police 2; Exchange Ass. 2; Wrestl- ing 4; Football 3, 4; Track 3, 4; Band 1, 2; Glee 4; Music 2; Pep Band 1; Stage Crew 4 Boys' State 3. MYRNA WARDLE-Project Com. 4; Sem. Grad. 3,- F. H. A. 1,2 ,3; Spanish Club 2,- Girls' Pep Club 4; Posture Parade 1; Glee 2, 3; Sponsors 2; Ute Pow Wow 3. SHARON WEBB-Grad. Com. 4; Girls Pep Club 4; Harvest Ball Queen 4; Olympus Sr. High 2, 3. CARMA WEEKS—Who's Who 4; Home Room Pres. 1, Sec. 2,- Club Council 4; Student Police Force 4; Grad. Com. 4; Seminary 2. 3, Grad. 4; F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, Pres. 4; Coml. 3, 4; Girls' Pep Club 3, 4; Harvest Ball Floor Show 3, Girls' Day 2; Homecoming queen 4; Type 3; Girls' Volleyball 2; Girls' Softball 1; Posture Parade 1, 2; Band 1, 2, 3, Student Dir. 4; Piano Solo, 2 Pep Band 1, 2, 3, Dir. 4 Mix. Chorus 4 F.H.A. Conv. 4; 100% Attendance Award 3. DEANN WORKMAN—Closs Officer 2; Home Room Officer 1, 4; Club Council 3; Freshie Com. 1; Sophie Com. 2; Prom Com; 3; Grad. Com. 4; Sem. Grad. Com. 3; Ban- quet Ch. 4 Girls Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Girls' Softball 1, 2; Posture Parade 1; Glee 1; Dept. Play 1. LA RAE YOUNG—Home Room Officer 2, 3, 4; Freshie Com. 1; Prom Com. 3; Sr. Hop Com. 4; Homecoming Ch.-Co. 4,- Pep Ass. Ch. 4,- Spanish Club 2 Girls' Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Floor Show Pep Dance 4; Harvest Ball queen candidate 3; Cheerleader 3; Girls' Volleyball 2, 3; Girls' Softball 2, 3; Glee 2, 3; School Play 2; Radio Play 3; Ute Pow Wow 3. 105 Seniors Ainge, Juanita—18, 22, 85 Allen, Kona Mar J.—11, 18, 20, 22, 88, 93 Allred, Jim— Anderson, Lynn—18, 19, 23, 77, 79, 66, 67, 88 Ashby, Kenny—18, 19, 22, 82, 86 Aycock, Ann—18, 20, 84, 88, 89 Bartlett, Joe-18, 40, 42, 22, 79, 56, 82 Bascom, Colleen—18, 22, 89, 93 Beck, Jean-13, 14, 15, 18 19, 68, 20, 76, 75, 88, 93 Beck, May-13, 15, 18, 19, 68, 20, 76, 67, 93 Berry, Rodney—18, 23, 88, 89 Boren, Sherry—19, 22, 79 Bowden, Francis—19 Burke, Larry—19, 22, 66, 86, 89 Colder, Allene-15, 19, 46, 47, 20, 66, 88, 90, 93 Caldwell, Lee—14, 15, 19, 20, 77, 75, 66, 88, 89 Callan, Beverly—19 Campbell, Kent—19 Carroll, Clyde-14, 19, 77, 74, 86, 82, 88 Case, Carol-19, 20, 79, 84, 88, 90 Collier, Dan—20, 56, 57, Cook, Merrill-20, 23, 56, 86, 82 Cooper, Marie—20 Corless, Betty—20, 23, 79 Criswell, Duane—20, 42, 22, 94, 82 Cutshaw, Jerry—14, 20, 40, 42, 48, 23, 50 Davis, Boyd—20, 56, 86 Dudley, Marian—20 Eaton VaLoy-12, 15, 19, 20, 48, 50, 86, 82 Ereckson, Sharon—20, 88, 89, 93 Evans, Forest—22, 79 Evans, Lawella—20, 21, 66, 84, 90 Fletcher, Marcia-20, 22, 84, 88, 90, 93 Fox, Laura-13, 15, 19, 20, 66, 85, 90, 93 Franke, Ronald-20, 43, 23, 51, 94, 86, 82 Freestone, Boneta—19, 21, 20 Freestone, Carol Jean—21, 71, 20, 88, 90, 93 Gardiner, Wayne—21,43, 23, 50, 82 Goodrich, Lois-21,46, 47, 20, 88, 90, 93 Guillory, Paul-14, 21, 43, 71, 21, 66, 94, 86, 82, 88 Gurr, Marlene—21, 84, 90 Hacking, Norma Jean—18, 21, 69, 20, 22, 92 Hacking, Sarah—21, 22, 90 Hadlock, Douglas—21, 43, 69, 21, 66, 56, 82, 90 Hall, Doug-14, 19, 21, 81, 94 Harrison, Kent—21 Hatch, Neva—21 Hein, Harold—21, 79 Herbert, Danna Mar—21, 46, 47, 20, 88 90, 91 Hickman, John—21 Hodgkinson, Judy—22 Holfeltz, Doris-22, 20, 84, 93 Horrocks, Gordon-22, 43, 57, 86, 83 Howison, Jackie—20, 70, 23, 78, 88 Humphries, Myrna—22, 23, 78, 84, 88 Jeffries, Deloris-22, 71, 20, 88, 93 Johnson, Judy M.—14, 22, 79 Johnson, Larid—14, 22, 86, 90 Karren, Sherry—23, 90, 92 Kay, Rice John—22 Lyman, Gary-22, 20, 51, 86, 83, 90 Lee, Zetta-12, 15, 19, 22, 20, 76, 79, 67, 66, 85, 88, 90, 92 Licht, Jeanene—22, 76, 74 Mackay, Zola—20, 24 Manwaring, Eugene—22, 23, 66, 91 Manzanares, Celestine—20, 91 Massey, Dawn—21, 23 Massey, Betty Jean—74 McConkie, Larry—22 Merrill, Richard—23 Millecam, Bruce—22 Miller, Sharon—20, 23, 84, 88 Montgomery, Terry—23, 83 Moon, Marlin—21, 23 Murray, Delroy—22, 23 Murray, Enola—14, 15, 23, 91, 92 Nelson, Glade-15, 18, 23, 20, 22, 21, 86, 88 Pease, Bobby—23, 86, 94 Pederson, Barbara—14, 23, 20, 66, 88, 91, 93 Perry, Bonnie—14, 23, 85, 91 Pope, Larry—14, 18, 24, 20, 22, 66, 56, 86, 83, 86 Pope, Wayne-15, 18, 24, 20, 22, 21, 23, 51, 83 Redding, Helen—24, 85 Reese, Ruby-15, 24, 70, 69, 22, 92 Reynolds, Doreen—24 Richens, Fern—20, 24, 89, 92 Richens, Merlin—24, 83, 86 Robbins, Darylene—15, 23, 24, 92 Sadlier, Ray—24 Sawyer, Gary—24 Sawyer, Letha—24, 85, 91 Shiner, Vard-14, 24, 40, 42, 22, 86, 83, 91 Skerl, Matt—24 Slade, Dale—14, 24 Slaugh, Gary-14, 15, 24, 40, 42, 23, 66, 51, 86„ 83 Smith, John—13, 15, 24, 94, 83 Smuin, Jackie—20, 24 Sowards, Ruth—20, 25, 84 Spalding, Hal Stringham, Ka _22, 25, 86 Stringham, Robert—25, 45, 75, 76, 83, 91 Swain, Lloyd—56 Tanner, Betty—25, 74, 91, 92 Taylor, Shanna W.-20, 25, 71, 88, 91, 93 Tullis, Fae-20, 25, 85, 91 VanLeuvan, Dale—25 Walker, Bill-25, 42, 45, 21, 79, 56, 81, 83, 88 Walker, Gerald-25, 45, 20, 79, 66, 56, 83, 88 Wardle, Myrna—25, 92 Webb, Sharon—25, 92 Weeks, Carma-14, 19, 25, 70, 20, 75, 84, 91,92 Wilkins, Edgar—23, 25 Winward, Dale—25, 56 Workman, DeAnn—20, 25, 92 Young, LaRae-22, 25, 92 Timothy, Virginia G.—22 Jufi ors Abegglen, Jimmy—26, 2b, 40, 48, 50, 87, 82, 89 Adams, Kathleen—26, 28, 89, 93 Adamson—Jeanene—26, 28, 89, 93 Alexander, Tom—26, 28, 40, 70, 56, 57, 82 Allen, brands—26, 28, 75, 89, 93 Anderson Court—28, Anderson, Myrna— • Asmus, Craig—26, 28, 87, 89 Bartlett, Katherine-26, 79 Batty, Clair-26, 28, 81,87 Beacham, Sonny—27, 40, 56 Bingham, Colleen—27, 85, 88, 89 Boast, James- Bodily, Carolyn—27, 89 Rorden. Michael—27 Bowden, Floyd -27, 56 Bryson, Phillip—27, 28, 41, 48, 50, 87, 82, 89 Buist, Joyce—27, 78 Burke, Carol—27 Caldwell, Arlo-27, 89 Caldwell, Bill-28, 31, 42, 50, 87, 82, 90 Caldwell, Ralph—27 Campbell, Kay—27, 81, 94 Campbell, Sybil—27-79 Clark, Arlene—27 Clark, Darlene—27 Clark, Delora— 27 Clark, Johnnie—27 Cook, Dal— Cooper, Cheryl—27, 84, 90, 93 Creech, Joan—27, 78 Creed, Beatrice—27, 79 Davis, Doyle-14, 15, 26, 27, 28, 42, 45, 87, 82 Despain, Verla 27 Divine, LeeAnn—27, 84, 90 Dudley, Mervin—28, 43, 81, 82 Duke, Judy-28, 90, 93 Durfee, Loraine—28, 84, 88, 90 Ellsworth, Vickie— 28 Evans, Conrad—28 Fisher, Dorothy—28, 85, 90, 93 Galley, Erva—28 Gardiner, Cleo—28 Gardiner, Jannett—28 Gardner, Claryn—28 Grimme, Rodney—28, 43, 51, 87, 82 Hacking, John—28, 88, 90 Hall, Bill-28 Hall, Ivan—90 Hardman, Karen— Harris, Ronald—29, 43, 56, 83 Haslem, Janna O.—29 Hatch, Gary—29 Hefley, Elaine—79 Hemstreet, Alan—29 Hodgkinson, Janet—29-90 Hodgkinson, Marie—29 Holmes, Gary— Holmes,—Glade—29 Hulbert, Carol—29 Jenkins, James—29, 87 Johnson, Eula Rae—29, 85, 90 Johnson, Jay—29 Johnson, John—29, 75, 76, 79 Jones, Mary Ellen—29 Karren, llene—29, 76, 78 Karren, Lee—30, 81 Karren, Sherlene—28, 29, 90 Kay, Myrna—28, 29, 92 Kendall, Betty— Kendall, Mina May—29, 78 Kidd, Joy-29, 90 Labrum, Dan—28 Lattner, Ronald—28-30 Leavitt, Darwin- Lee, Morgan-28, 30, 42, 44, 48, 48, 50, 83 Luck, Steven— Lundell, Dean-30, 75, 87, 83 Marshall, Larry—30 Martinsen, Clyde—30 McConkie, Ellen—30, 78 McCoy, John-30, 44, 81, 83, 88 McKee, Dan—86 McKnight, James—30 McLean, Gloria—28, 30, 92 Mecham, Lorraine—30 Moon, Leon—30 Mott, Connie-28, 30, 90, 92 Murphy, Michael—30, 94, 91 Murray, Evan—28, 30 Murray, Judy W.—30, 92 Oaks, Darwin—30 Oaks, Marva—28, 30, 90, 93 Olsen, Kenny—30, 44, 74, 83 Palmer, Carol—32 Peters, Sharee—30 Pope, D'Ann—30, 91, 92 Powell, Baxter—31, 81 Powell, Donna—31, 75, 92 Powell, Layne—31 Reynolds, Ned—31 Robbins, Johnnie-28, 31, 44, 87, 82, 91 Roberts, Joyce-28, 31, 75, 76 Rodeback, Norma-31, 84, 91 Roselle, Pierce—31 Rowely, Gary—31 Rust, David—31, 91 Samuels, Don-31, 87 Sawver, DeVon-31 Shaffer, Jack—28, 31 Simper, Shirley—31 Slaugh, Nolan—31 Slaugh, Ted —31 Smith, Burton—31 Smuin, Jimmy—31 Smuin, Shirley S.—31 Snow, Barton-32, 44, 56 Snow, Marilyn-12, 15, 32, 38, 84, 91, 92 Soderquist, Dale-32 Southern, Dorothy-15, 26, 32, 84, 91,92 Southam, Lorna—28 Spaulding, Charles-32 Stewart, Roslyn-28, 32, 85, 91 Stone, Larry-32, 87, 83 Striegel, Carole - 32, 91 Streigel, Dan-32 Stubbs, Van—32 Sutton, Michael—28, 32, 94, 87 Timothy, Gayl-28, 32, 91 Wilkins, Vern-32, 45, 56, 81,83 Wilson, Sharon-28, 32 Workman, Boyd—28, 32 Young, Betty-32 Sophomores Allred, Davone—33 Anderson, JoDean—33 Banks, Carolyn-33, 38, 84, 88, 89, 93 Batty, Annette—33, 38, 75, 76, 84, 88 Batty, Mark—33, 94 Batty, Neal—33, 81 Baxendale, Jim—33, 38, 41, 56, 57, 87, 82 Berry, Theron—41, 56, 82 Bodily, Kent— Bodily, Leola—33, 78 Brown, Mike—33, 41 Buhunin, Leonard—34, 89 Burke, Deleen—34, 85, 89 Burton, Barbara—78 Busch, Diane—34, 85 Colder, Millie Kay—34, 38, 74, 84, 89, 93 Caldwell, Meivin—34 Caldwell, Norman—34 Campbell, Gary—34, 54 Case, Lewis—34, 79 Chew, Eula—34, 84 Chivers, Faye— Clark, Leona—34 Clark, Eleen—34, 84 Collier, Jack-56, 81, 82 Cook, Larry—81 Cooper, Larry—81, 89 Cooper, Stewart—34 Cranfill, Jack—34, 94 Creed, Donna—78 Curfew, Tamara—34, 84 Davis, James—34, 56, 82 Dudley, Ryan—34 Dumas, Robert—34, 43, 56, 82 Ericksen, Boyd—34, 75 Feltch, Gary—34, 81 Fietkau Sharon—$4, 84, 88, 90 Gardiner, John—54, 81 Gardner, Glen—34 Gardner, Joan—34, 78, 84 Gardner, Kenneth—34, 43, 78, 94 Glines, Gary—34, 54 Goodrich, Julane—35, 38, 75, 76, 84, 90, 93 Goodrich, Robert—35, 54, 87, 55, 82 Green, Joyce—35, 84 Gross, Ray Dean— Gurr, Gene—35 Gurr, Larry- Hacking, Nancy—33, 35, 38, 85, 90, 92 Hacking, Sandra---35, 38, 75, 84 Hadlock, Terry-35, 55, 83 Hall, Wayne—35, 81 Hardman, Jim—35, 55 Harrison, Aloah—35 Harrison, Vicki—35 Hatch, Hal—35, 55, 87 Hatch, Janet—35, 38, 92 Haws, DeAnne—35, 38, 92 Haws, Polly Anna—33, 35, 38, 75, 76, 85 Hefly, Jayne—38 Hein, Virginia—35, 78, 85 Hickman, Judy—35 Hodgkinson, Harmon—35, 83 Holmes, Enid— Horrocks, Gloria—35, 38, 93 Hullinger, Charles— Hullinger, Edward—35, 81 James, Charles—35 Jaramillo, Frank—35 Johnson, Kay—35 Karren, Duane—35, 90 Keeney, Kaye, 35, 85 Kendall, Shela-35, 38 Lee, Larry-36, 43, 55, 87, 83, 90 Lewis, Ronnie—36, 81 Liebhardt, John—36 Licht, Lela—36, 84 Luck, LeRoy—37 Lux, Jeneile—36, 78, 85 Lyman, Diane—15, 33, 36, 38, 70, 85, 90, 92 Mann, Janice—36, 38, 78 Manwaring, Victor—36, 75, 76 Maxfield, Bert—32 McCarrell, Billy—36, 88, 91 McConkie, Ralph—36, 56, 83 McNaughtan, Emma Jean—36, 90 Mechum, Glen—36, 94 Merkley, Keith—36, 55, 81 Montgomery, Judy—36, 85, 91,92 Morrison, Harley—36, 91 Mortenson, David—36, 75, 77, 87, 83 Moss, Nancy—36 Murray, Billy-36, 38, 44, 56, 94, 87, 83 Murray, Naon—36 Oaks, Jean—36, 38, 74, 84 Olsen, JoAnne—36 Osiek, Enid-36, 79, 85 Oxborrow, Gordon—36, 56, 57, 83 Paulson, Glenda—36, 38 Pehacek, Henry—36 Perry, Edmund—36 Perry, Richard—36-44 Pope, Kay-36 Postma, Gary—36 Pummell, Carol—37, 78 Preece, Sharon—37, 85, 91 Rassmussen, Emma Jean—37, 74, 84 Redding, Marlene—37, 85 Renfroe, Claudine—37, 84 Richardson, Bonnie—37, 78 Richardson, Mary Lou—37, 38, 74, 85, 91, 92. Roberts, Anthony—37, 44, 56 Roberts, Dwight—37, 44, 74, 56, 94 Ross, Glade-37, 44, 56, 87, 83 Ross, Howard—37, 79, 94 Sadlier, Howard—81 Scott, Charles—37 Scott, Jim—37 Searle, Lenna-37, 38, 88, 91, 92 Seymour, Don -37, 44, 55, 83 Slade, Edward—37 Slaugh, Ellen—37, 84, 91 Slauqh, Morgan— Smith, Donald-37, 77, 91 Smuin, Leon—37, 56, 57, 83 Snow, Ella—37 Snow, Sylvia—37, 38, 84, 91 boutham, DeLyle—3 , 55 Southam, Glenn— Southern, Lyle—37, 56, 57, 83 Sowards, Carol Ann -37, 74, 77, 84 Staley, lleen-37, 85, 91 Stevens, Oval— Stewart, DeVoux—37 Stewart, Ronald—38, 81 Sullivan, Carolyn—38, 75, 85 Swain, Sally-38, 85, 91,92 Taylor, Lanny—38 Teel, Daryl-38, 75, 94 Timothy, Gaila—38 Udy, Carolyn—38 Wall, Owen -38 Watkins, Gene—38 Watkins, Myrna Ann-38, 85 Weeks, Mella-38, 75, 84, 91 Weist, Marion-38, 88 Weyerman, Ann—38-79 Williams, Kenneth- 38, 94 Winward, Brent-38, 81 Woodard, Danny-38 Workman, Kay-38, 55 Workman, LaVem 38 108 109 U NTAH STATE SAM V£MAL ORUG CO. Ill Come to the VOGUE THEATRE for the BEST in Motion Pictures Wide Screen and Cinemascope and Vista Vision For friendly and efficient service Shop and Save at Green Valley Market « — Vernal, Utah Your headquarters for photography equipment, prescriptions, and the finest in service UINTAH REXALL DRUG “We Cook with Westinghouse at our school” SEARLE ELECTRIC AND APPLIANCE 26 West Main Phone 123 For everything from soup to nuts shop at ASHTON’S DEPARTMENT STORE “It’s a pleasure to serve you” Fred's Eastside Market The headquarters for new school sweaters Russell's Men's Store Congratulations Seniors From the management and staff of the QUALITY DRUG GARDNER'S JEWELRY “Gifts of Distinction” Eastern Utah’s Largest and Finest “It is wise to insure wisely” BASIN LOANS INC. Be at home with a television set from Hacking Furniture Appliance 116 --- r-r ------------ WAITE MOTOR CO. For your Studebaker and Packard parts come to WAITE MOTOR CO. The first stop, for school and office needs. Vernal Office Supply Best Wishes Graduates From the management and staff of HOTEL VERNAL 117 48 North Vernal Ave. For quick and dependable delivery, patronize Staley Coal Co. Join the crowd who shop at the VARIETY STORE 118 For a pleasant and memorable time, spend the evening at the VERNAL 8 MAIN THEATERS “Say it with Flowers” Garden Gate Floral For one day service rely on Freeman Cleaners “For Personal Care of Your Car” To get your fill Eat at Call at Carl Collett’s Commercial Grill Phillip 66 Service Station 119 $3.50 per year Headquarters of the finest sporting goods King’s Sport Shop News of Your Community VERNAL EXPRESS Phone 24 54 North Vernal Avenue VERNAL FURNITURE A perfect gift for graduation — A Lane Cedar Chest 36 South Vernal Ave. Phone 373-J 120 Our service will please you, Your service will please us. Brownie's Cafe Whatever your car needs, see Bradshaw Auto Parts Phone 268 162 West Main Where your Dollars S-T-R-E-T-C-H like rubber. Your Friendly Corner Store “The Voice of Uintah Basin” K VEL Brings you “SMOKE SIGNALS” and all other U.H.S. news 12 Your friendly Shoestore Vernal Shoe Store IjpgJ iit SSSti % ' { 16 South Vernal Ave. -.'V; r; P: •; is 385-W Louie Abegglan sw Hi Plan to redecorate mmm, m ' i Mm ?%m I : ®S I Hips 11811 ’ 1 V M® 1« call at Rex J. Streigel PAINT STORE Portraits that really satisfy you and yours Taken in your home or At our studio THORNE STUDIO ;.fip 'SSvl || I VS 18 West Main 133-W Broken Window? Have it replaced by ALLRED GLASS m jyf0 For Coal at Ifs Best BIRCHELL COAL CO 60 South 5th West Get more for what you pay Save at For all your groceries And sporting goods Mode O' Day Lingere - Dresses Hosiery - Blouses Ada Anderson Ashley Valley Market, Appliance and Sport Shop j:- 490 West Main 446-300 mm m All Night Service Its’ cheaper to buy than to bake. JIM'S CAFE CITY BAKERY MOTEL UTAH For the Best In the West Extends Best Wishes to the Graduating class of 1956 eat at 7-11 CAFE Cliffs Super Market Is your center shopping place for your grocery needs Congratulations Seniors from 45 East Main 360-W BANK OF VERNAL Uintah High School presents Class o f 1956 33rd Annual Commencement Exercises May 23,1956 8:00 P. M. COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES Prelude ................................. Melba Sargent Invocation ................................ Wayne Pope Introductory Remarks .............................. Lee Caldwell “Senior Review” ....................... Darrow McCarthy Processional WE SERVE ------- Narrators—Douglas Hall, Sarah Hacking, Duane Criswell, John Smith, Gary Lyman—Doug- las Hadlock, James Allred, Vard Shiner, Boyd Davis, Lawella Evans, Marlene Gurr, Betty Mas- sey, Terry Montgomery and Carol Jean Freestone “This Is My Country” ..............-.... Boys’ Quartette WE GROW ------- Narrators — Gary Slaugh, Sharon Miller; Dancer, Sherry Karren; Trumpet Solo, Robert Stringham—VaLoy Eaton, Gary Sawyer, Boneta Freestone, Darylene Robbins, Ruby Reese, Paul Guillroy, Lois Goodrich, Marian Dudley, Colleen Bascom, LaRae Abegglen WE SEARCH ------- Speakers — Lynn Anderson, Barbara Pederson, Kenny Ashby; Vocal Solo, Pat Bruce “America—Our Heritage” .......................... Choir WE FIND-------Choral Choir — Ronald Francke, Danna Mar Herbert, Glade Nelson, Kary Stringham, Deloris Jeffries, Rodney Berry, Bruce Millecam, Cel- estine Manzanares, Lee Caldwell, May Beck Marching Group — Jerry Cutshaw, Allene Calder, Hal Spaulding, Patricia Jones, Wayne Gardiner, Fae Tullis, Larry McConkie, Letha Sawyer, Kent Campbell, Doreen Reynolds, Delroy Murray, Ruth Sowards, Gordon Horrocks, Helen Redding, Dale Van Leuven, Bonnie Perry, Wayne Pope, Marcia Fletcher, Kent Harrison, Ann Aycock, Lloyd Swain, Edna Walker, Francis Bowden, Shanna Taylor, Larid Johnson, Neva Hatch, Mar- lin Moon, Judy Hodgkinson, Merrill Cook, Betty Corless, Ray Sadlier, Zola Mackay, Edgar Wilkins, Juanita Ainge, Rice Kay, De Ann Work- man, Matthew Sheri, Jacqueline Smuin, Dale Slade, Dawn Massey, Dale Win ward, Enola Mont- gomery, Merlin Richens, Doris Holfeltz, Richard Merrill, and Sharon Webb. “Perfect Day” ....................................... Choir “School Song” ....................................... Choir “The Song Has Ended; But the Melody Lingers On” ........... ...........Girls’ Duet Choir Members— Sharon Erekson, Myrna Humphries, Jeanene Licht, Myrna Harrison, Carma Weeks, Joe Bartlett, Harold Hein, Bill Walker, Sherry Boren, Clyde Carrol, Eugene Manwaring, Forrest Evans, Gerald Walker, Judy Johnson, Bobby Pease, Betty Tanner, Norma Jean Hacking, Fern Richens, Larry Pope, Larry Burke, Marie Cooper, Jean Beck, Carol Rae Case, Jacqueline Howison, Zetta Lee, Lynn Anderson, Laura Fox, Faye Humphries Curtain Presentation of Class ........................ Allene Calder Presentation of the Graduates......Principal Glen F. Ovard Awarding of Diplomas............... Laren Ross, Vice Pres., Board of Education “The Time for Parting” ...................... Class of “56” Benediction .................................. Ann Aycock Recessional Audience please remain seated during processional, reses- sional, and singing of the school song. CLASS OFFICERS President ..................................... Wayne Pope Vice President ................................ Glade Nelson Secretary ............................. Norma Jean Hacking Girls’ Social Director .................... Kona Mar Allen Boys’ Social Director ......................... Larry Pope CHAIRMEN OF SENIOR COMMITTEES Graduation ................. Lee Caldwell, Allene Calder Program ............................ Barbara Pederson Senior Day ............Lynn Anderson, Enola Montgomery Senior Hop...............Duane Criswell. LaRae Abegglen Senior Project..............Paul Guillory, Dawn Massey SENIOR ADVISORS Charles Freeman Electa J. Caldwell Thair Allen Darrow McCarthy Choir Directed by ....................... Janese Tanner Class Song Directed and Arranged by .... Harold Rendlesbach Painting Directed by ........................ Reed Tyler Staging Directed by .................. Robert E. Knotts, Doyle Landon, Charles Freeman, Erwin Day BOARD OF EDUCATION President ...................................... A. Don Batty Vice President ............................ Laren Ross Clerk .............................. Ernest M. Johnson Superintendent ........................ Max G. Abbott Members W. Russel Todd Morris Cook Ernest Caldwell FACULTY Principal .......... Thair Allen Leo Conk Floy H. Calder Howard Calder Electa J. Caldwell Laurence C. Cooper Freda S. Davis Clinton Erwin Day Charles Freeman Harvey Hullinger ....... Glen F. Ovard Harold E. Hullinger Robert E. Knotts Doyle Y. Landon T. Blaine Moore Theda R. Murray Harold L. Rendlesbach June F. Stewart Janese Tanner Reed L. Tyler Darrow McCarthy The Song Has Ended, But The Adelody Lingers On” r LaRae Y. Abegglen Juanita Ainge .Kona Mar J. Allen James Allred Lynn Anderson Kenny Ashby Ann Aycock Joseph Bartlett Colleen Bascom Jean Beck May Beck Rodney Berry Francis Bowden Patricia Bruce Larry Burke Allene Calder Lee Caldwell Kent Campbell Clyde Carroll Carol Rae Case Dan Collier Merrill Cook Marie Cooper Betty Corless Duane Criswell Jerry Cutshaw Boyd Davis Marian Dudley VaLoy Eaton CLASS ROLL Sharon Erekscn Forrest Evans Lawella Evans Marcia Fletcher Laura Fox Ronald Francke Boneta Freestone Carol Jean Freestone Wayne Gardiner Lois Goodrich Paul Guillory Marlene Gurr Norma Jean Hacking Sarah Hacking Douglas Hadlock Douglas Hall - Bherry B. Hardinger Kent Harrison jrMyrna W. Harrison ''Neva Hatch Harold Hein Danna Mar Herbert Judy Hodgkinson Doris Holfeltz Gordon Horrocks Jacqueline Howison Faye Humphries Myrna Humphries Delores Jeffries Judy M. Johnson Larid Johnson Patricia M. Jones Sherry Karren Rice Kay Zetta Lee Jeanene Licht Gary Lyman Zola Mackay Eugene Manwaring Celestine Manzanares Betty Jean Massey Dawn Massey Larry McConkie Richard Merrill Bruce Millecam Sharon Miller Enola M. Montgomery Terry Montgomery Marlin Moon Delroy Murray Glade Nelson Bobby Pease Barbara Pederson Bonnie Perry Larry Pope Wayne Pope Helen Redding Ruby Reese Doreen Reynolds Fern Richens Merlin Richens Darylene Robbins Ray Sadlier Gary Sawyer Letha Sawyer Vard Shiner Matthew Skerl Dale Slade Gary Slaugh John Smith Jacqueline Smuin Ruth Sowards Hal Spaulding Kary Stringham Robert Stringham Lloyd Swain Betty Tanner Shana W. Taylor Fae Tullis Dale Van Leuven Bill Walker Edna S. Walker Gerald Walker Sharon Webb Carma Weeks Edgar Wilkins Dale Winward DeAnn Workman