Uintah High School - Uintahn Yearbook (Vernal, UT)

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1959 volume:

Bring me men to match my mountains, Bring me men to match my plains, Men with empires in their purpose And new eras in their brains. Bring me men to match my praires, Men to match my inland seas. Men whose thoughts shall pave a highway Up to ample destinies, Pioneers to cleanse thought’s marshland, And to cleanse old error’s fen; Bring me men to match my mountains— Bring me men! SAM WALTER FOSS We, the staff of the ’58-’59 Uintahn, dedicate this yearbook to the student body of Uintah High School. FRONT ROW, left to right: Grant Pickup! Alvin Bowden, Blaine Morrill. BACK ROW, left to right: Superintendent J. C. Haws, Francis Lennox, and Morris Cook. Wisdom, good judgment, devotion to the interests of youth are the characteristics of an efficient and progressive Board. We are not unmindful of the long weary hours you have sat in deliberation on the problems of Administration. How you have tussled with the difficulties of finance with limited means elicts from us gratitude for your concern in our behalf and we wish you greater success in your efforts. LELAND G. REX Principal NORWOOD HARDY Vice Principal Towering above, yet bending to help, our men of leader- ship guide us along the paths of knowledge. With the benefit of their understanding and sincere co-operation, they lead us on to loftier heights of achievement. CAROLYN UDY Office AARON HANSEN U. of T. WILMA WEBB U.S.U. JOHN L. BLAZZARD U.S.U. LEO CONK B.Y.U. BART JOHNSON U.S.U. CHARLES T. FREEMAN U.S.U. FREDA S. DAVIS B.Y.U. Fac With the capable foresight of the staff dan- gers of losing the path have lessened. We owe our gratitude to the fine faculty of U.H.S. and for the interest they have shown NORMAN LONG U.S.U. LEE SQUIRE L.B.T.S.C. DOYLE LANDON U.S.U. HAROLD E. HULLINGER B.Y.U. VALDA MASSEY B.Y.U. PATRICIA DARLING U.S.U. RAMOND PETERSON U.S.U. JEAN HODGKINSON B.Y.U. PAT LIPPHARDT Secretary She is one of the most outstanding secretaries Uintah has ever had. Her quali- DAVID BENNION President Our capable student body president has shown outstanding leadership throughout the year. The fine leaders that we have blazing the trail to heights of achievement, are our fine Student Body Officers. LILA HUNTING Business Manager She is a willing worker who kept the expenditures of this within the financial bounds. dent dy cers DENNIS HACKING Vice President ELAINE WALKER Historian le has done an excellent job keep- ing the records of the school func- I tions of ’58 and ’59. Thanks to you, Elaine. DALE HULLINGER Chief of Police Claiming his job with enthusiasm, he has completed his job to make our school a better place for study and enjoyment. A prominent figure on our Campus is our Vice President. He is always full of wit and vigor. To you, Dennis, our gratitude. w J 9 Oral Goodrich, Pearl Simper, Asel Haws, Gladys Jones. Our hats are off to the cooks who have made our meals a pleasure to eat; and to the bus drivers who have brought us to our school activities through the year; also we cannot forget the janitors who have made our school a place to be very proud of. FIRST ROW: Orvil Merrell, Gladys Janes, Tad Merkley. SECOND ROW: Burt Beacham, Floyd Workman, Nile Southam, Doyle Murray. MONITORS—FRONT ROW, left to right: Britt Horrocks, Harold Henline, Phil Brewer, Duane Woolley, Harold Rust, Ronnie Erekson, Dale Hullinger, Betty Hatch, Janet Banks, Kay Johnson. CITIZENSHIP COMMITTEE—BACK ROW: Paul Searle, Val Brown, Dennis Hacking, Dale Hullinger, Doug Hatch, Venetta Hullinger, Linda Soderquist, Susan Sowards, Connie Cook. Student Leaders These are the ones who have certainly tried to keep us on the straight and narrow path. They have done a real great j oh. STUDENT COUNCIL—BACK ROW: Mr. Hardy, advisor; Glen Vernon, Linda Soderquist, Gayle McKeachnie, Benny Freestone, Marc Bingham, Harriet Watkins, Lula Kendall, Maryl Glines, David Bennion, Dennis Hacking, Pat Lippardt, Elaine Walker, Lila Hunting, and Dale Hullinger. Girls’ League The girls have had a very outstanding year under the capable leadership of Carolyn Haws, Lois Dudley, Harriet Watkins, Anne Robertson, and Rhama Powell. Service bureau, composed of class and club vice presidents, have passed some very good assemblies. The members are Mr. Squire, advisor; Dennis Hacking, Sybil Watkins, Max Haslem, Anne Robertson, Wiley Pope, Lois Dudley, Joseph Rust, Mr. Peterson, advisor. Mr. Hansen absent when picture was taken. Boys’ League The boys have had a most active year under the direction of Jackie Turner, Butch Boren, Lonney Hadlook, and Marc Bingham. t e These are the fine student leaders who have excelled both in school and in the community. They help to direct our traffic so that rocks and other pitfalls can be avoided. r s Boys Staters BACK ROW: Dale Hullinger, Gerald Hodg- kinson, Ben Freestone, Larry Pope, Jerry Murray, Frank Dudley, Glen Vernon, Cloyd McCarrel, David Bennion. FRONT: Budge Wallis, Dennis Hacking, Frank Rowland, Dick Freestone, Joseph Rust, Robert Janes, Jimmy Lenartz. I Give us . . . Men to lead us on to the heights of success. Men with ambitions, hopes for realization, Men to answer our oft-repeated questions, Men to give us strength to endure. Men with insight, inspirations, Men whose thoughts shall pave a highway up to ampler destinies. J. R. Bath Betty Boast Nelda BrimhaU Marc Bingham Glen Vernon Joseph Rust President Vice President Susan Miracle Secretary Saundra Alexander Claudia Allred Gary Ainge Frank Abplanalp Merrill Adams Thomas Ainge Anita Anderson Darlene Barney Delores Burdick Jim Cook Ted Corless Connie Dudley Doyle Eaton ishel Evans 'obert Freestone 'aryl Glines Bob Caldwell Errol Bodily Judy Clark Daphene Cooper Val Evans Ben Freestone Lila Hunting Reed Gurr Venetta Hullinger Dale Hullinger Butch Boren A. — Aaron Campbell Ned Cook Carol Lee Davis Frank Dudley Maurine Dudley Lula Kendall Kay Johnson Elaine Jenkins Peggy Hughes Marjorie Hopkins Tamera Hacking Dennis Hacking Sondra Hatch Glee Hatch Janet Lidell Kay Mecham Jerry Murray Carolyn Haws Dorothy Harrison Betty Jean Jeffries Joy Jenkins Larry Marrs Gail Merrill Darlene Murray Dana Lee Murray Judy Hall Donna Hall Lonny Hadlock Gerald Hodgkinson Joycelyn Hodgkinson Harold Henline Duane Massey Barbara Johnson Terry Richardson Carol Richins Doug Massey Morgan Massey Frank Rowland Wiley Pope Cloyd McCarrel Carolyn McLean Carolyn McClelland Larry Pope Rliama Powell Gary Sutton Beth McConkie Jean Merkley DeLorna Phillips Jay Paulson Judith Murray Naomi Oaks Sharon McKeachnie Tony Pummell Ronald Snow Fred Stone Ronnie Smith Marilyn Smith Sharee Stringham Deloy Simper Jeanne Siddoway Paul Searle Steve Sawyer May Von Sadlier Gwen Slaugh Jo Ann Walker Elaine Walker Charles Walker Neita Weeks Sharleen White Elaine Workman Julie Washburn Dora Weyerman Harriet Watkins Myrna Johnson Budge Wallis SENIOR HOP COMMITTEE BACK ROW: Gwen Rodeback, Sharleen White, Ann Robertson, Ben Freestone, Kay Meacham, Paul Searle, Kay Johnson, Judy Hall, Dennis Hacking. FRONT: Rhama Powell, Dana Murray, Maurine Dudley, Connie Dudley, Mike Hall, Neita Weeks. SENIOR DAY COMMITTEE BACK: David Bennion, Jackie Turner, Jim Cook, Dee Ross, Larry Pope, Harold Henline, Dale Hullinger. FRONT: JoAnn Walker, Elaine Work- man, Darlene Murray, Jeanne Siddoway, Kay Johnson, Judy Hall, Jean Merkley, Darlene Barney. GRADUATION COMMITTEE BACK: Dora Weyerman, Joy Jenkins, Joycelyn Hodgkinson, Maryl G 1 i n e s, Rhama Powell, Venetta Hullinger, Dar- lene Murray, Judy Hall, Kay Johnson, Glee Hatch, Elaine Walker, Tamera Hacking, Barbara Johnson, Hazel Chivers. MIDDLE: Paul Searle, Julie Washburn, Connie Dudley, Maureen Dudley, Ann Robertson, Dana Murray, Anita Ander- son. FRONT: Dennis Hacking, Mike Hall, Ashel Evans, Joseph Rust, Morgan Mas- sey, Deloy Simper, Glen Vernon. SENIOR PROJECT COMMITTEE Dale Hullinger, Carolyn McClelland, Frank Rowland, Budge Wallis, Harriet Watkins, Susan Miracle. Give us . . . Men of keen perception of our infinite aspirations, Men whose fine creative talents give unique emotional outlets, Those who help us to enjoy social life in all its facets, Men with sparkle—the spice of life, Men who feel the strong pulsations of the central sea, and then Time their currents by its earth throbs . . Linda Soderquist Elaine Allred Glen Anderson Lana Abegglen President Carma Atwood Gilbert Beachum Reva Pope Mr. Hullinger Secretary Advisor Jeri Helen Bennet Carol Lee Bennion Blenda Billings Mr. Conk Advisor Kelly Brown Juanita Busch Owen Caldwell Wayde Carroll Connie Cook 26 Lynn Cundick Lois Dudley Joyce Dick Shirlene Dickson Cristy Dow Karleeti Dumas Colleen Felch Alaina Gardner Carolyn Goodrich Rosalie Gardner Allen Glibert Larry Godfredson Lyle Kendall Nolan Hacking Tom Handy Aloma Hatch Betty Hatch Doug Hatch Linda Hall Gerald Harrison Richard Hein LaRae Henline Edward Harrison 27 Nellie Hullinger Elaine Humphries Allen Hunting Charlie Knight Dale Massey Barry Jenkins Jimmy Lube Carolyn McConkie Jay McNeil Alan Merkley Sue Ann Millecam Dan Miracle Kathleen Ncilson Emily Nemitz Stephan Paulson Darlene Pierce Lanore Renfroe Danny Robbins Dick Roberts 28 Edna Roberts Rita Walker Connie Wardell Lynne Webb George Wilkins Peggy Robinson Ben Rominger Joye Williams De Nile Williams Duane Woolley Robin Rye Kathleen Searle Naione Shiner Bert Young Jim Workman Reese Walker Evelyn Slaugh Jana Sullinger Jerry Smith Luauna Teel Lynn Snell Larry Thomas Herb Snyder Sherie Turner Carina Stewart Doug Wall 29 RING COMMITTEE Joy Williams, Aliana Gardiner, Dick Roberts. Junior Committees PROM COMMITTEE Lana Abegglen, Aloma Hatch, Peggy Robinson, Lynne Webb, Sue Millecham, Linda Soderquist, Kathleen Searle, Ilene Birch, Herb Snyder. • • ' This life isWrffife of sorrow For some they’re really grel But there’s a bright tomorrow, and we must always $ait, for yet a little season, Until we understand The wisdom and the reason Shown by the Master’s hand. It may have been decided before he came to stay that when it was his turn to go he’d leave us just this way. There’ll always be a reason behind each awful trial, If we’ll endure this season We’ll find it’s been worthwhile. So lift your heads up proudly Forget your loss and grief The time, though very cloudy, will be so very brief And then some bright tomorrow You’ll meet him in great light The reason for your sorrow will then be made all right. Perhaps he’ll say “I love you, Sorry you had to cry. To prove my Faith was really true I chose this way to die.” And then he’ll hug and kiss you; Your joy will be complete. Your guy has proven true blue; His life has been so sweet. So it matters not your duty but how you get it done Your guy has Eternal Beauty And his race of life is won And we will all remember the sweetness of his face We’ll live a little better since We’ve known him and the way he lived so beautifully. 32 Give us . . . Men with courage, strength, and fight, Power, skill, dexterity, Possessors of nerve and might, Men with honor and good will, Men who fight for our school’s fame, Fit to win the game of life. Bring us men to match our forests, Strong to fight the storm and beast, Branching toward the skyey future, Rooted on the futile past. 33 Gayle McKeachnic Eunice Brimhall President Vice President Max Haslem Secretary Sophomores Carolyn Adams Jackie Adams Bonnie Alexander Vivian Allen Connie Atwood Tommy Atwood Janet Banks Mary Bath SOPHOMORE SWING COMMITTEE—Left to right: Larry Hacking, Kathy Robinson, Ann Hardman, Chairman; Maurine Eaton, and Gayle McKeachnie. Wayne Bowden Val Brown Kathy Caldwell Pama Campbell Paul Casterline Kathleen Clark Lorna Clark Diane Cook Neldon Cooper Joyce Creech Danny Davis Nila Dudley Norma Rae Dudley Maurine Eaton Ronnie Erickson Mary Gardiner Renee Gardiner Sharon Gardiner Brent Hacking Edwin Hacking Ann Hardman Larry Hacking Farron Margene Hall Harrison Mary Hatch Gary Harrison Rolaine Henderson Noreen Hodgkinson Carol Hullinger Carla Holfeltz Brent Jackson James Homes Glenna Jackson Ronnie Merkley Pauline Martinson Dennis Massey Janet Massey Connie Merkley Lewis Labrum Jannea Leibhardt Lynette Lundell Leon Mansfield Vincente Manzares Marlianne Martin Kirk Jolley Floyd Jones Linda Kindt Fay Kidd Bonnie Paye Sue Pender Ruby Pope Shara Dawn Merrel Lynda Murdock Bonnie Muirhead Joan Murray Linda Nay Larry Nemitz Diane Rodgers Zelma Roper Lucky Ross Wesley Punches Brenda Rex Frank Quobcll Dorthy Rich Kirk Rich Grant Richardson LaRay Richardson David Roberts Ruth Roberts Janet Robbins David Jolley Kathleen Robinson Jeaninc Robertson Nial Robinson Harold Rust Vera Samuels Ferron Simper Bill Schafermeyer Ronald Slaugh Winston Slaugh Yoma Slaugh Carol Snow Judy Smuin La Von Smuin Argene Southam Susan So wards Earl Staley Sharon Stevens Tina Scobell Kenna Dawn Workman Harold Weyerman Donna Luck 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 beat them square in every way We can’t be beat, you’ll always hear us say. Chorus: Let’s give three cheers for our Uintah Let's sing aloud for our old high We’ll battle for our colors red and wrhite 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. Spanish Club El desierto ya florece como una flor bella porque nuestro valle es fertil aqui’ entre las montanas. Left to right: Lana Belcher, Carol Richens, Jerrie Helen Bennet, Linda Hall, Barbara Boyatt, Mary Harkness, Donna Hall, Jean Merkley, Luena Teel, Gwen Slaugh, Judy Clark, Saundra Alexan- der, Joy Williams, Dorothy Harrison, Gerald Har- rison, Glade Southam, Alma Hullinger, Mr. Squire, Advisor. Give me men to match my moun- tains, men to conquer the unknown of science. FRONT, left to right: Sue Millecam, John Baxendale, Marc Bingham, Mau- reen Johnson, Kathy Robinson, Billy Schafermeyer, Ronnie Dee Smith. SECOND ROW: Mr. McDaniel, Ad- visor; Evelyn Slaugh, Peggy Robinson, Dick Roberts, Lynne Webb, Dan Mira- cle, Larry Gotfredson, Harold Rust, Jim Lube, Frank Rowland, Winston Slaugh, Diane Rodgers, Budge Wallis, Joseph Rust, Wiley Pope, Advisor, Mr. Blazzard. 2 Science Club Sj .jM Larry Thomas Duane Wardell Gary Simper Wiley Pope Nolan Hacking Doug Hatch Brent Preece Jim Jefferies Doug Massey Doug Jacobson Arvel Tassainer Jimmy Lenartz Aaron Campbell David Childs Ronnie Erekson Benny Freestone Gerald Bowden Dan Miracle Reporter Mr. Johnson Advisor They are an organization which perform many service projects throughout the school year. Key Club DeNilc Williams Dennis Hacking Mike Hall Secretary Vice President President Give me men to match my mountains and men to tell Uintah’s student body the news. Left to right: Bob Caldwell, Rhama Powell, Jeanne Siddoway, DeLarna Phillips, Maurine Dudley. Beth McConkie Joy Jenkins Judy Hall Kay Johnson, Darlene Murray. Left to right: Lila Hunting, Nolan Hacking, Dana Lee Murray. Standing: DeNile Williams. Darlene Murray Dana Murray Darlena Phillips Kay Johnson 4 K Lula Kendall Joyce Dick Editor Co-Editor Mr. Massey Advisor Yearbook Kay Mecham Elaine Walker JoAnn Walker Dashel Evans Gwen Rodeback Rosalie Gardner Duane Massey Betty Jean Jeffries Carol Lee Davis Duane Woolley LaRae Henline Larry Marrs Bonnie Alexander Diane Anderson Carolync Adams Anita Anderson Cherie Ainge Ilene Birch Lana Abegglan Betty Boast Juanita Busch Janet Banks Mary Bath Kathy Caldwell Lois Dudley DaShel Evans Maurine Dudley Maureen Eaton Alaina Gardner Mary Hartness Maryl Glines Rolaine Henderson Margene Hall Vcnetta Hullinger Kay Johnson Marjorie Hopkins Aloma Hatch Maureen Joycelyn Elaine-Jenkins Johnson Hodgkinson Joy Jenkins Myrna Tamera Hacking Johnson Lynette Lundell Shara Dawn Merril DeLarna Phillips Anne Robertson Dana Lee Murray Reva Pope Peggy Robinson Sharon McKeachnie Brenda Rex Ruth Roberts Jeneane Robertson Gwen Rodeback Ronnie De Smith Carma Stewart | Jeanne Siddoway Sharon Stevens Linda Soderquist Kathleen Searle Vera Samuels Connie Thomas Luana Teel Sybil Watkins Anna Lou White Noreen Hodgkinson Neita Weeks Sherry Turner Elaine Walker Harriet Watkins Elaine Workman Pauline Martenson Rita Walker Julie Washburn Jo Ann Walker Darlene Murray Personality, leadership and a scholastic average of “B” must be present in the girls who make up this service organization. This smartly dressed group precision marching added spirit and color to athletic events. Darlene Pierce U’ETTES OFFICERS DeLarna Phillips President Jeanne Siddoway Secretary Susan Miracle Vice President Carma Stewart Historian Neita Weeks Reporter Peggy Robinson Pledge Leader 48 President John Baxendale Vice President Dick Roberts Secretary Jim Workman Activity Chairman Jackie Turner David Bennion Marc Bingham Butch Boren Phil Brewer Bob Caldwell By aspiring to new heights this service or- ganization has set new and higher goals for others to look up to and try to achieve. The boys in this club have learned and now understand that through helping others they also help themselves to attain new and loftier heights. Boys’ Pep Owen Larry Jim T. J. Herb Glen Caldwell Hacking Jefferies McNeil Snyder Vernon Ron Lonney Dale Dan Arvil Duane Ereckson Hadlock Johnson Miracle Tassiner Wardle Ben Britt Kirk Brent Clyde George Freestone Horrocks Jolley Preece Ashby Wilkins Robert Dale Jim Ben Terry Tom Freestone Hullinger Lube Rominger Tullis Ainge Doyle Landon Advisor Everett Southam President Ray Merkley Vice President Tim Slaugh Charles Walker Morgan Clark Clyde Ashby Secretary Treasurer Reporter Sentinel Boyd Ashby Tommy Atwood Marc Bingham Roland Bingham Neldon Cooper Edward Harrison Max Haslem Aljna Hullinger Bob Hunting Brent Jackson Lonnie Oaks Ronnie Merkley Kirt Rich Danny Robbins David Roberts Ferron Simper Glade Southam Jackie Turner Dennis Winkler A Connie Dudley Dorothy Harrison Joy Williams President Vice President Secretary Karen Anderson Sherie Ainge Bonnie Alexander Carma Rae Atwood Janet Banks Dixie Belcher Jerrie Bennett Carol Lee Bennion Brenda Billings Jean Bloom Betty Boast Barbara Boyatt Nelda Brimhall Kathleen Caldwell Judy Clark Elaine Jenkins Luauna Teel Sharlene White SueAnn Millecan Reporter Historian Song Leader Parliamentarian Daphene Cooper Janet Colton Joyce Creech Carol Lee Davis Shirlene Dickson Lois Dudley Maurine Dudley Nila Dudley Mary Elizabeth Gardiner Sondra Hatch Marsha Fox Ilenc Flynn Maryl Glines Glee Hatch Betty Hatch Ranee Gardiner Carolyn Haws Aloma Hatch Mary Harkness Ann Hardman Margene Hall Linda Hall Wanda Hulbert Lila Hunting Venitta Hullinger Janet Hullinger Peggy Hughes Marjoria Hopkins Marva Holmes Mrs. Da Advisor Joyclyn Hodjkinson Maurine Johnson Barbara Johnson Joy Jendins Colleen Jacobe Reva Pope Darlene Pierce Darlena Philips Bonnie Paye Joyce Udy Carolyn Martinson Carolyn McClelland Carolyn McLean Vera Samuels Carol Richens Kathy Robinson Fay Kidd Linda Kindt Sherry Turner Rita Walker Sybil Watkins Neita Weeks Diane Wilkins Karen Rassmussen Dorothy Rich Sharon McKeachine Susan Miracle Jeam Merkley Beth McConkie ; Vivian Merkley Pauling Martinsen Janet Massey Gail Merrill Marlianne Martin Miss Byrd Student Teacher Darlene Murray Myrna Johnson Gayla Mackay Tina Stroebell Jeanne Siddoway JoAnn Walker Lynn Webb Elaine Workman Anne Robertson Gwen Slaugh Brenda Rex Harriet Watkins 53 Congratulations, Thespians! You have truly the right to say you have crossed the rugged pioun- tains. We, the student body, wish to express our thanks for the ac- tivities you have been ready to perform. Larry Gotferson Nolan Hacking Rolaine Henderson Glee Hatch Colleen Jacobe Pat Liphardt Doug Massey Wiley Pope Karen Rassmussen Ann Robertson Diane Rodgers Harold Rust Joyce Udy Glen Vernon Elaine Walker De Nile Williams Lynn Snell Historian Juanita Busch Secretary Paul Searle Vice President Joseph Rust Budge Wallis President Larry Pope Dick Roberts Britt Horrocks Teddy Joe Corless Wiley Pope Herb Snyder Bob Caldwell Jim McNaughton Tom Ainge Doug Hatch Coach Leo Conk Advisor George Lee Robert Freestone Marc Bingham Butch Boren Philip Brewer Dennis Hacking David Bennion Gary Sutton Cloyd McCarrel Lonney Hadlock The Varsity Club is made of men Strong like the mountains around them. Dale Hullinger John Baxendale Frank Rowland Jackie Turner Jerry Murray Jim Lube DeLoy Simper Harriet Watkins Marge Hopkins Vice President Blenda Billings Lois Dudley Val Evans Linda Joy Williams Soderquist Maryl Glines Gwen Sherry Turner Slaugh Joycelyn Hodgkinson Ronnie Smith Joy Williams DeLarna Phillips Julie Washburn Darlene Murray Jeanne Siddoway Carolyn McClelland Venetta Hullinger Comme Myrna Johnson Dorthy Harrison Ilene Birch Kay Johnson rcial Janet Liddell Betty Boast Aloma Hatch Luanna Teel Jean Hodgkinson Advisor Judy Hall Lila Hunting Cherie Ainge Ben Freestone Sharon McKeachnie Neita Weeks Connie Dudley Carolyn Hays Anita Anderson Tamara Hacking The Commercial Carolyn Goodrich Club brings more glory To our mountains praised in song and story Carol Bennion CHORUS Music Depa DRUM MAJOR Nolan Hacking Don Anderson Paul Casterline Karletti Dumas Larry Eaton Burke Evans Cherrie Galloway RcNee Cardiner Larry Gotfredson 58 60 Give us . . . Men to unite, combine, coordinate, Men of stature, forming, making, constructing, Always building new creations, Men with insight of student needs, Molding and shaping inventive minds. Bring us men to match our rivers, Continent cleansers flowing free, Drawn by enternal madness To be mingled with the sea! Glen Vernon, the Senior Class President, is always an ardent leader in school and religious activities. He has a personality plus-—friendly “hi” — laughing eyes — and always a lending hand. These are truly characteristics Glen pos- sesses and shares with others. Her enthusiasm for school-student functions, her cooperation, courteousness, and service have made Harriet Watkins one of the top personali- ties of the Senior Class. These are just a few of the school affairs she has been in during her three years at Uintah High School; Student Council, Girls’ Stater, Junior Prom Decorations Chairman, Seminary Graduate, F.H.A., Com- mercial, and Girls’ League Presidents. Her fav- orite class is Geology. 62 Gayle McKechanie was chosen the top male personality of the Sophomore Class. He is a very responsible Sophomore Class President. He also plays basketball as one of the main five of the “B” Team. He is a member of the F.H.A. and worked dilligently on the Sophie Swung. Gayle is an out- standing personality and a wonderful person to be ac- quainted with as we make our way up the mountain. pn i , Syble Watkins has been eager to serve. She is congenial and conscientious in all her endeav- ors. Her position as Junior Class Vice President and an outstanding member of the U’ettes, and F.H.A. Club, and Seminary have enabled us to spotlight her for achievements in school service. Syble has maintained a “B” average throughout her high school years. Britt Horrocks is the kind of person who can make anyone feel important. He is active in sports and is on the basketball and track teams. His attitude of willingness, cooperation, and friendliness have rated him outstanding in per- sonality. Britt maintains a “B” average. Chosen as the top female per- sonality of the Sophomore class was Kathy Robinson. She is known around our school for writing the Ute News for the Vernal Express. Kathy is in the F.H.A. Club, Science Club and was Co- Chairman for the Sophie Swing Assembly. Kathy has a friendly “hi” to all she meets. Kathy is a welcome addition to the friends we make as we journey toward our goal. Kathy has maintained an “A” average. 63 Homecoming Queen 64 Attendants Lana Abegglen made an exceptionally sweet Homecoming attendant. Lana, a Junior, is outstanding in school affairs. Her personality will make our pathway to the top much brighter. For Harvest Ball Queen the Utes chose blue-eyed Jeanne Siddoway. She is very active and is a guiding light of beauty along our mountain trail. 66 Harvest Ball Queen A real cute Sophie. Janet Banks was chosen for Har- vest Ball attendant. With her A-l personality and charm she will make our mountain way brighter. Ilene Flynn, a new Junior in our midst, made a big hit as Harvest Ball attendant. With her beautiful blonde hair she will be a main attraction on our mountain path. The girls at Uintah certainly made a wise choice in picking Mike Hall as their most preferred man. With Mike’s fascinating personality, good looks, and marvelous voice, he really “wows” the girls. Mike is a good addition to the personalities on our mountain trail. Most Preferred Man Classroom Shots Hey, Charlie! What do we do now . . . Food at last Look at this fish Cheese Is everybody listening . . . Cute typewriters, huh! Dances Sing Sing A Night Taking place in a science lab, the Christinas Assembly brought the season’s spirit to life in the numbers the Uette’s presented. A Night in Sing Sing 71 Harriet Watkins, with her inquisitive and eager mind, cooperative and willing spirit, and extracurricular activities has enabled her to be awarded Student of the Month for Sep- tember. She was chairman of the Homecom- ing Assembly and also the Exchange As- sembly. She attended Utah Girls’ State and this, academic year has served as, Girls’ League President. She is a member of the F.H.A., Commercial, and U’ettes. We honor you, Harriet. Susan Miracle was chosen as the outstanding student for November. Her willingness to work is shown in the many activities she is active in. She is Secretary of Senior Class, a member of the F.H.A., a member of the Senior Project Committee and last summer she was a representative of our school at Utah Girls’ State. She has done an outstand- ing job as the Vice President of the U’ettes. Our salute to you, Susan. Students o f t h e M o n t h Glen Vernon, a modest and benevolent Senior was chosen to be honored for the month of October. Exceptional executive talents has enabled him to be an excellent Senior Class President and take upon the responsibilities of all the Senior activities. He has been very active in the Thespian Club in which he has been in the school play, debate and radio speech. He is also a active member of the Boys’ Pepe. To you Glen, our gratitude. Gayle McKeachnie, a progressing Sophomore has added one more feather to his bonnet of fine achievements in being chosen as the out- standing student for December. In his first year at U.H.S. his class has voted him in to class President. With his superior qualities in leadership he is a very fine member to the Student Council. He is a member of the F.F.A. and he did a fine job on the Sopho- more Swing Assembly. We wish success always to you, Gayle. Mexico City is the home of Felecitas (Tita) and Andrea Preza, our two exchange students this year. Tita, a Senior, who is studying to become a secretarial interpreter, is studying two languages . . . English and Spanish. She is amazed at the many different subjects that are taught in our school. Andrea, a Sophomore, as well as her sister, started school at the age of 4 years. They attended 2 years of elementary school, 6 years of secondary elementary and will finish 3 years of high school. Andrea’s two favorite subjects are history and chemistry. Our history study is a little different inasmuch as in Mexico they have a more detailed history course. Her favorite pastimes are movies and school in this country. Both girls like school here and life here but they do miss such small things as fresh fruit. At home they have Papayas and Watermelons the year around. The girls come from a family of 10. Five brothers and three sisters. Their oldest brother is studying to become an Engineer. Their father is a businessman. He owns a market and a grocery store. Their mother is a housewife. The Preza home is a ranch with a swimming pool and patio, where the girls enjoy their favorite sports, basketball and volleyball. The high school from which Tita, who is now a sophomore at the University, graduated and which Andrea still attends is a little different than ours. The uniform which is worn is blue and yellow, which are the school colors. Symbol of the school is the Puma. And, like most middle class high schools of Mexico, they have a nice swimming pool. Both girls are of Roman Catholic religion. Although from Mexico both girls are like U. S. teenagers in many respects. Such as our movie idols are the same. Rock Hudson, Ricky Nelson and Pat Boone. We hope these girls enjoyed coming to our school as much as we enjoyed having them here. Showing parents and students alike what real music is, the chorus and band, under the direction of Mr. Veibell, presented a program enjoyed by all. 1 Give us . . . Men with knowledge, men with wisdom Men with concepts, brilliant and unused, Men of impressive genius, Men of character, straight and true, Men whose moral currents sweep Toward the wide infolding ocean Of an undiscovered deep. Sharee, Maryl, Marjorie and Lana Sharee Slringham. Lana Abegglen, Maryl Glines, Marjorie Hopkins, Sharee Stringham. These, Our Cheerleaders, of Uintah High, Have brightened OUR spirits and raised OUR voices. Each time we had a crisis before us, “THEY” were there to render service to anyone in need of a friend. THANKS—from all of us at Uintah. Marjorie Hopkins These girls are sweet— These girls are Queens. We wish them Luck— In finding their Kings, And happiness always— Whatever life brings. Maryl Glines Lana Abegglen Lana Abegglen, Maryl Glines, Marjorie Hopkins, Sharee Stringham. “Give us men,” Did you say? Well I think these girls are a match for any “men” or any “mountains” and they fit the purpose perfectly—too, is that not correct? “Give us men,” yes, but give us WOMEN to match the men. 79 COACH CONK Uintah ... 29 Pleasant Grove 6 Uintah 19 Lehi 6 Uintah 13 American Fork 0 Uintah 46 Union 0 Uintah 26 B. Y. High 0 Uintah 6 Cedar City - 12 JOHN BAXENDALE DAVID BENNION Uintah to the rescue! LARRY KNIGHT DALE HULLINGER GEORGE LEE JACKIE TURNER MARC BINGHAM FRANK ROWLAND MAX HASLEM CLOYD McCARREL Sutton scores again! LARKY POPE JIM LUBE CLEVE KARREN BRIAN WRIGHT ROBERT FREESTONE BEN ROMINGER LYNN SMUIN RONNIE ERICKSON ALLEN TRUJILLO Here come those Utes Uintah Utes J- JAY BREWER CRISTEN WILSON TOM AINGE TIM SLAUGH BRENT HACKING LYLE KENDALL PHIL BREWER TED CORLESS BOB CALDWELL EARL STALEY LEO KARREN 85 4 What is it? Cute ain’t I 86 Sexy, huh? Jitter-Bugs Three Stooges We don’t know Teachers pet? Too young School daze We use Ipana True love? Sleepy Time Gal Swing Low Sweet Chariot So there! It’s not Thursday, girls Five of a kind LEO CONK Coach State Champs This is the second consecutive year the Utes have taken state in wrestling. These boys certainly de- serve every honor given for not only climbing the rugged mountains, but reaching the top. “CONGRATULATIONS! ” ROBERT FREESTONE REED GURR LYLE KENDAL WILEY POPE REED DURFEE DENNIS HACKING TIM SLAUGH LYNN SMUIN Teddy “Wire” Corless—Fit to be man handled. Jerry “Unlimited Special” Murry. Grab your weight and hit the mat. Tim “Squeezer” Slaugh—Squeeze until he says ouch!!! Coach BART JOHNSON Our team climbed high up the moun- tain again this year but didn’t quite make it to the top. They played out- standing ball and finished victoriously many times. Although they lost a few games, they were the example of good sportsmen and led the school in the race for the Sportsmanship Trophy. This is the first time in many years that Uintah has won this honor. Our thanks to the entire team, the coach and the manager. Varsity Union Game Guard GARY SUTTON Center RONNIE MERRELL Sutton with a lay-up shot. Guard Guard Forward DICK ROBERTS HAROLD HENLINE LARRY POPE Left to right: Jim McNaughton, George Lee, Marc Bingham, Britt Horracks, Harold Henline, Coach Bart Johnson, Dick Roberts, Gary Sutton, Herb Snyder, Brian Wright, Larry Pope, Ronnie Merrell. Kneeling is Manager Dan Miracle. Forward Center Guard HERB SNYDER JIM McNAUGHTON GEORGE LEE Uintah ____________ 60 Uintah_____________ 45 Uintah..............62 Uintah..............36 Uintah 70 Uintah..............58 Uintah.............57 Uintah..............53 Tabiona ................24 Union ................. 47 Duchesne ...............39 Altamont _____________ —58 Tabiona ______________ 34 Union __________________49 Duchesne .............. 63 Altamont _____________ 22 A Union Game GALE McKEACHNIE Keep going up, up, Kirk, you 11 be some grand height for varsity. KIRK JOLLEY RONNIE MERKLEY BRENT HACKING DUANE WARDLE LARRY WILKERSON MICHAEL BATTY FERRON HARRISON Absent when picture was taken. His agility displayed by the fine ball handling during the season. These senior students have certainly reached their goal, the top of the mountain. They are truly an outstanding group. They have fiartici- pated in church, community, and school activities. They also have a high scholastic average. Congratulations! Joseph Rust, Glen Vernon, Paul Searle, Ronnie Smith, Marjorie Hopkins. David Bennion Wiley Pope Elaine Walker Larry Pope Ben Freestone Lila Hunting, Pat Lipphardt, M aryl Glines, Julie Wash- burn. Anne Robertson, Linda Allen, Harriet Wat- kins, Venetta Hullinger, Nfcita Weeks, Dennis Hacking. School Play rrAdorable Imp Interpretive Meet BACK ROW: Marsha Fox, Lucky Ross, Harold Rust, Jimmie Lenartz, Mike Hall, Mr. Peterson. SITTING: Susan Sowards, Kathy Caldwell, Brenda Rex, Bonnie Alexander, Jackie Adams, Bonnie Muirhead, April Moss, Sharon Stevens. BACK ROW: Wiley Pope, Glen Vernon, Paul Searle, Joseph Rust, Nolan Hacking. FRONT ROW: Blenda Billings, Sherry Turner, Lois Dudley, Mar- jorie Hopkins, Aloma Hatch, Alaina Gardner. Speech Anne Robertson, Budge Wallis, Lois Dud- ley, Paul Searle, Glee Hatch, Glen Vernon, Juanita Busch, Nolan Hacking, Joyce Udy, Wiley Pope, Mr. Peterson. : 98 Orations - Legislative Forum Extemporaneous Speech Joyce tidy, Glee Hatch, Anne Robertson, and Wiley Pope. Lois Dudley, Joseph Rust, Budge Wallis, and Juanita Busch. Meet The Grand Finale Arther Murrey Dancers Exchange The McSquire Sisters Mr. Earth Man, won’t you marry me. Finale—Aloiha Hatch, Maureen Dudley. A The Lemon Sisters Model United Nations Left to right: Sherry Turner, Diane Anderson, Peggy Robinson, Tom Handy, Larry Gotfredson, Lynn Cun- dick, Advisor, Harold Hullinger. Delegates Evelyn Slaugh, Barbara Boyatt, Lynn Webb, Blenda Billings, Advisor, Mr. Valda Massey. Union Exchange “Man Beat those Tom-Toms”—Bob Danials. Union Exchange Assembly Assembly “Sing, Frogs, Sing”—Kenny Benson. “Wedding,” Going Caveman Style—Miss Pat Darling (Teacher), Doug Jacobsen, Aaron Campbell, Miss Jean Hodgkinson (Teacher), Mike Hall. Uintah High’s “Squaws Along the Yukon”—Dennis Hack- ing, Brent Preece. 1 Key Club Assembly Campus Principal!!! Mr. Rex American Problems? The problem of main- taining attention! Shop talk with “cheese” smile! “Legs Magoo” (Peterson) I 102 Shhhhh! Small crap game! Everett Southam (mallet in hand) Public Speaking State Bound—Chapter representation (Parliamentary Proced- ure) to state. Capers Instructor??? Mr. Landon STATE WRESTLERS: Snap of spectators Maxine Conk (running) to help official with call! Jo Casada pleading on tended knees for a “right” decision! “Pucker so I can paint!” “Father” Glen pe- titioning for re- demption from sin! Caught in exasperation! Fooled yuh, huh? How about a date? Juanita Busch has excelled greatly in the speech department. She took second in the region Forensic Meet and third in the American Legion Oratorical Contest of the region. First place in school and region of the I Speak For Democracy Contest was won by Neita Weeks, a senior student at Uintah High. Senior Will I, Venetta Hullinger, will my membership in that famous fan club of a Junior boy to anyone on the waiting list. I, Mary Powell, will my ability to go to school and keep house to someone else who is married and going to school, too. I, Julie Washburn, will leave hoping Mrs. Webb hasn't checked my final exam in American Problems before I escape. I, Susan Miracle, will to my brother’s teachers, courage to put up with him. I, Wiley Pope, will the Thespian Club and Mr. Peterson to Nolan Hacking. We, Frank Rowland and Bob Caldwell, will our ability to understand Geology to future Geology students. I. David Bennion, will my stage fright and school headaches to next year’s student body pres. I, Marc Bingham, will everything, except Maureen, to the Seniors of 1960. I, Linda Allen, will my interest in the Sophomore boys to the Seniors of next year. I, Harriet Watkins, will the exchange assembly and all other assemblies to some “lucky” Junior. I, Gail Merrell, will my height to someone who wants it. I, Kay Johnson, will not will anything to anyone because no one else would want what I have. I, Maurine Dudley, will keep everything I have ’cause I’ll need it all. I, Darlene Murray, will Max Haslem to anyone who can get him. I give up! I, Lula Kendall, will my Yearbook headaches to next year’s editor. I, Ben Freestone, will my bright red vest to Nolan Hacking. I, Judy Hall, will—graduate. I hope! I, Rhama Powell, will my “waiting” to Maureen Johnson. I, Dana Murray, will my ability to write letters in class and get away with it to Lana Abegglen and Mary Bath. I, Jeanne Siddoway, will my shape to anyone who wants to diet to get it. I, Delarna Phillips, will the ring Gary gave me to Aloma. I, Connie Dudley, will my ability to not pass shorthand dicta- tion to Carma Stcwert. I, Lila Hunting, will my college ability to someone else ’cause I’m going to stay here and wash dirty dishes and diapers. I, Phil Brewer, am taking everything with me, including Coleen. I, Jean Bloom, will my wonderful times and swell teachers to Joretta Fouts. I, Joycelyn Hodgkison, will my shorthand ability to anyone that takes it from my sister. I, Joy Jenkins, will all my school property and membership at U.H.S. to anyone who needs it during their hours here. I, Betty Jefferies, will my Senior superiority to all Juniors and my lifetime misfortunes to all Sophies. We, Gwen Rodeback and JoAnn Walker, will our ability to answer troublesome letters to Evie Slaugh. I, Pat Lipphardt, will my interest in the basketball team to Kathy Caldwell. I, Dale Hullinger, will this nice, quiet, well mannered school and all my police force to next year’s Chief of Police. I, Cloyd McCarrell, will my size “00” football helmet to Phil Hatch and Doug Phillips. We, Paul Searle, Budge Wallis, Glen Vernon and Joseph RusJ, will the dust on the Grat and “Coach” Peterson to next year’s stage crew. I, Carolyn McClelland, will my “milk route” to Jim Mc- Naughton. I, Mike Hall, will my love for my mother to Jim Lube who loves his, too. I, Jerry Murray, will my full name, Gerald Douglas Murray, to anyone who will take it. I, Gary Sutton, will my “true romance” with Cloyd to Allen Hunting and Wayde Carroll. I, Carolyn Haws, will my shorthand ability to Christy Dow. I, Daphne Cooper, will my long hair to Lois Dudley. I, Judy Murry, will my brown eyes and voice to Maureen Johnson. I, Beth McConkie, will my ability to get along with Mr. Rex to Evelyn Slaugh. I, Larry Pope, will my ability to maintain a 95 average to Earl Staley. I, Butch Boren, will “starvation” to Doug. We, Marjorie Hopkins, Sliaree Stringham and Maryl Glines, will all the fun we have had this year to the Cheerleaders of 1960. I, May Von Sadlier, will my long blond hair to Jean Hodgkison. We, Jim Lenartz, Robert Janes, Frank Abplanalp, will our meek- ness to Dale Johnson and Brent Preece. I, Arvin Billings, will my broken bathroom door to Lowell Wardle for his pigpen. I, Merrill Adams, will Coach Conk and his clean-up details to Morgan Clark. We, Judy Clark and Gwen Slaugh, will our job as daily clock- watchers to Leah Johnson and our modern dancing ability to Aloma Hatch. I, Renee Martinsen, will my first engagement ring to Lorna Clark. I, Kay Mecham, will all the bubble-gum under my Geology chair to Marli Martin. I, Elaine Walker, will all the worries and fun of my Senior year to Aloma Hatch. I, Duane Massey, will my days in the darkroom to Duane Wooley. I, Delarna Phillips, will everything I have that she will need to get through school to my little sister, Darlcna. I, Harold Henline, will leave Mary behind but not for long. I, Coleen Chivers, will leave—with Phil. I, Claudia Allred, will leave with tears in my eyes. I, Saundra Alexander, will leave my sympathy to next year’s Seniors. I,Tom Aingc, will simply say—AMEN! I, J. R. Bath, will all my love to the girls. I, Betty Boast, will my private book “What Every Girl Should Know” to Ilenc Birch. I, John Baxendale, will my book, “Beginner In Love,” to Jim Lube. I, Aaron Campbell, will my empty seat in class to anyone who will take it. I, Reed Gurr, will leave my regrets to the class of 1960. I, Lonney Hadlock, will leave to fulfill my ambition. Ambition? What’s that? I, Dennis Hacking, will brains? to anyone and everyone flunk- ing Chemistry. I, Janet Liddell, will my red hair to Mr. Rex. Would look cute wouldn’t he? I, Jackie Turner will-----------Censored------------- 106 Senior Will I, Ronnie Smith, will all my good luck to those poor little picked-on Sophies. I, Terry Richardson, will have to have everything ’cause I’ll probably be here next year. I, Carolyn Martinsen, will my fond memories to good old Uintah High. I, Neil Stevens, will my ability to tell jokes to Robin Rye. I, Morgan Massey, will everything I haven’t taken with me to anyone who can carry it out. I, Frank Rowland, will my ability to do Geology to Owen Caldwell and Herb Snyder. They really need it. I, Ann Robertson, will my ability to graduate to Juanita Busch. I, Maurice Bartlett, will leave to become a sheepherder. I, Carol Lee Davis, will the absentee to next year’s office girls. I, Gerald Hodgkison, will leave to retire young. I, Nelda Brimhall will graduate. Fooled you, didn’t I? I, Anita Anderson, will my nickname “Andy” to Diane Anderson. I, Darlene Barney, will my ability to get out of test to some- one else who forgot to study. I, Ronald Snow, will make it. And if I can, anyone should. I, Neita Weeks, will go on to show them how colleges should be run. I, Hazel Olivers, will leave to settle down with Tony. I, Robert Freestone, will my wrestling ability to Lynn Smuin. I, Val Evans, will everything I have to my brother, Burke. I, Delos Kempton, will my pity to those I left behind. I, Larry Marrs, will my place in the darkroom to someone who isn’t married. We, Deloy Salugh and Deloy Simper, will our share of U.H.S. (if anything is left when we leave) to the teachers. I, Tamera Hacking, will ””” !!!! cc$%” ! !ccc! to Vivian Merklcy. I, Sharon McKeachnie, will have to take my ability to sleep in class with me. Teacher’s request! I, Elaine Workman, will leve mi speling ability to the tetchers! I, Dee Ross, will leave behind me four years of loafing to go on to a few more years of the same. I, Jay Paulson, will not have to have a Senior Will—I might not graduate. I, Bart Turner, will leave the high school to forthcoming Seniors until some better plans are made. I, Steve Sawyer, will my wolfish ways (that I wish I had) to Ray Merklcy. He needs it, too. I, Leon Timothy, will my manly “fizzeek” to Clayton Hardy. I, Glee Hatch, will leave---talking to myself! I, Jean Merkley, will everything to Ray Merkley except my diploma ’cause they will never give me more than one. I, Tony Pummell, will take what I have and maybe come back later for more. I, Sharlene White, will leave. Isn’t that enough? I, Dorothy Harrison, will leave with a diploma. I hope! I hope! I hope! I hope! I hope! I hope! We, Elaine Anderson, Lana Belcher, Mary Lou Bowden, Naomi Oaks and Marilyn Smith, will have already left-----------Married. I, Donna Hall, will leave the teachers with a splitting headache. We, Elaine Jenkins, Barbara Johnson, Lavon Muirhcad and Dora Weyerman, will leave a stick of dynamite so our kids (if wre have any) won’t suffer like we did. I, Lee Besst, will not leave anything of value here. I, Errol Bodily, will leave quietly before they kick me out. I, Jim Cook, will my agreeable disposition to the entire faculty. I, Ashel Evans, will my book “How to be a Wolf” written by me to Farron Harrison. We, Teddy Corless and Ned Cook, will our ability to get our man to the Royal Mounted Police. I, Peggy Hughes, will leave with my diploma. One in a million. I, Marva Holmes, will that my voice ring through the halls of Uintah indefinitely. I, Allen Justice, will my conceit to Gary Allred hoping it will help his inferiority complex. I, Carol Richens, will all my giggling to some other little moron. I, Fred Stone, will have to take my ability to sleep in class. Teacher’s request. I, Charles Walker will------and I hope Juanita Busch will too! WE, THE SENIORS, WILL LEAVE THIS MINIATURE “SING SING” BY REQUEST OF EVERYONE! i. Bring me men to match my mountains Men of knowledge, brave and strong Men whose thoughts shall pave a hiway For those who wish to travel on. If If Goes in a Building, We Sell It TURNER BUILDING SUPPLY Phone 440 600 East Main VERNAL, UTAH ALLEN HEATING CO. 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