Uintah High School - Uintahn Yearbook (Vernal, UT)

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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.

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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

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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.