Uintah High School - Uintahn Yearbook (Vernal, UT)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1960 volume:

THE TO UINTAH N UINTAH HIGH SCHOOL Vernal, Uta.li Should you ask me, whence these stories? Whence these legends and traditions, With the odors of the forest, With the dew and damp of meadows. With the curling smoke of wigwams, With the rushing of great rivers. With their frequent repetitions, And their bold reverberations. As of thunder in the mountains? Listen to this Indian Legend, Listen to this song of the “Utes”! Ye whose hearts are fresh and simple, Who have faith in God and Nature. Who believe, that in all ages Every human heart is human. That in even savage bosoms There are longings, yearnings, strivings, For the good they comprehend not. That the feeble hands and helpless, Groping blindly in the darkness. Touch God’s right hand in that darkness And are lifted up and strengthened;— Listen to this simple story!!! I -;iA j 3 c3 ooaJlA. 4 OFT. IN THE STILLY NIGHT Thomas Moore EDITOR: Oft, in the stilly night, Ere Slumber’s chain has bound me, From Memory brings the light Of other days around me: The smiles, the tears, Of boyhood’s years, The words of love then spoken: The eyes that shone, Now dimmed and gone, The cheerful hearts now broken! Thus in the stilly night, Ere Slumber’s chain has bound me, Sad Memory brings the light. Of other days around me. When I remember all The friends, so linked together, I’ve seen around me fall, Like leaves in wintry weather, I feel like one Who treads alone Some banquet-hall deserted, Whose lights are fled, Whose garlands dead. And all bet be departed. Thus in the stilly night, Ere Slumber’s chain has bound me, Sad Memory brings the light Of other days around me. JOYCE DICK CO-EDITOR: APRIL MOSS ADVISOR: Valda Massey 6 Council Chief—Mr. Rex And beside them dwelt the leader, in the vale of Uintah High. How he prayed and how he worried, how he J lived, and toiled, and suffered, that the tribes of men might prosper, that he might advance his people!! 8 Norwood Hardy—Chief-Right-Hand Next in command to tribal chief when away on council business Keeps the records—accurately of attendance in big tribe. J. C. Haws—Headcouncilman This the head of officials who gives care and instruction Very wise and of much learning, appreciated is Headcouncilman. 9 FACULTY STRONG MEDICINE Great men live and are not confounded. Wise men speak; their words of wisdom, That flourish in the ears that hear them. They reach the generations anxiously waiting, In the great world before, Of the speechless days that shall be! School Board HEAD COUNCIL This the council of the wise ones, Those who give the Utes .direction? HAROLD HOPLA B.Y.U. 11 and 12 English, Math DOYLE LANDON u.s.u. Vocational Ag World History HAROLD E. HULLINGER U.S.U. U. S. History, American History ELECTA CALDWELL U. of U. English, Bookkeeping JOHN EARL JAMES B.Y.U. Music, Consumer Math VALDA MASSEY B.Y.U. U. S. History, Geology, Yearbook, World History BART JOHNSON U.S.U. Health, Athletics carl McDaniel C.S.C.E. Physical Science, Math CAROLYN UDY Office, Book Store And everything else that keeps the school running RAY UDY U. of I. Algebra, Business Math '■TK G-4 o XLd.aXjjJ c k JoxsvO Outu OJ tlr- - 'UMr’JkjUv. -«- G oVX LC -Suo Aj M sv . . “ 5 0 AjutAJuOAJ Q Ls aX uycj J. 7? 4s e,,4 y « r i- « u C0-‘SJ y H r i 3t _ ARENCE FRESTWICH .S.U. Shop, Industrial Arts, Mechanical Drawings WILMA WEBB U. of U. Library, American Problems, Journalism ESTEL MANWARING B.Y.U. English, Spanish CARMA STEWART The events of the year are all preserved in our history book. Thank you, Carma!! BRITT IIORROCKS An expression of thanks to our capable student body president, whose efforts have greatly con- tributed to a successful year. LANA ABEGGLAN A cheerful smile and a sunny disposition of our vice president have made this year’s activities to be remembered. 14 KATHLEEN SEARLE A grand personality has meant much towards her minute keeping and business in Student Council. STUDENT COUNCIL These the leaders of the tribesmen Talk big troubles over and over Tribe elected all these brave ones To discuss their problems. 15 16 17 President Uvene Haws Vice President Eileen Searle Secretary- El a ine Lemon o o o OPHOMOREi There the loyal teachers Watched over the little Sophies. Rocked them in their linden cradles Bedded soft in moss and rushes. Safely secured in their classrooms, Stilled their fretful wail by saying, “Hush! The mighty Seniors hear thee!” Lulled them into slumber, singing, “Soon you’ll be the proud ones, That roams and, rules this mighty school.” Marjorie Abplanalp Judy Adams Duane Ainge Leo Alexander Lorin Allen Marvin Allred Jody Ballard Robert Bennet Calene Billings Karen Birchell Jack Bingham Delila Bodily Jerry Boren Gerry Boren 18 Kathleen Bowles Gale Brewer Cherril Britt Cody Calder Bonnie Jean Caldwell Marilyn Call Jay Var Campbell Pam Carter Dewayne Chivers Danette Clark Janet Clark William Clemons Roger Colthorpe Elaine Cooper Pam Couture Barbara Cramer Kathleen Cundick Chester Freestone Pari Calloway Norma Rae Gardiner Gordon Gee Sherman Fletcher Dale Hatch 20 Kenneth Hatch Marsha Haws Shirlecn Haws Francis Feltch Annette Goodrich Louis Hardy Lcnette Godfredson Joan Harrison Sharron Hadlock Ronald Gill Rita Hall Coy Ray Hatch Lynn Eller Cloyd Hatch Sherryl Eaton Tenny Haws Georgia Hicks Elizabeth Hein Uvene Haws Odette Jacobson Dixie Karren Kenneth Kindt Wayne Holmes Connie Horrocks Cody Jenkins Sheldon Horrocks Fay Jones Jo Ann Kendall Karlee Holmes Shirley Hulbert Ruth Joseph Sally Kendall Elaine Lemon 21 Glendon Manwaring Eugene McConkie Sandra McConkie Naomi Lopez Gary Meacham Mary Murphy Norman Pease Dwayne Merrell Deanna Murray Shirley Pease Connie Pierce 22 Rickie Merkley David Oaks Ed Peterson Rose Pope Charles Miller Ronnie Phillips Clifford Richards Julene McDonald GaLynn Oaks Duane Phillipps Kaylean Richardson Miles Roberts Charles Rodeback Chloe Ed Rupe Betty Jane Salazar Pat Scott Joan Smuin Nila Kay Southam Jan Tate Laura Searle Leslie Spendlove Ronnie Toy Brent Shiner Charyl Siddoway Dixie Smuin Tera Lee Stewart Jimmy Vernon Arvid Sullivan Owen Walker Ronnie Walker Mrs. Ellis Mr. Hopla 24 Miss Manwaring Juanita Workman Mr. McDaniels Thea White Miss Hodgkinson Mr. Landon Mrs. Webb Jackie Adams Carolyn Adams Gam Anderson Charles Armstrong Bonnie Alexander Vivian Allen Garry Allred Larry Hacking President Marsha Fox Vice President Scouting on to trails of knowledge, Here they are, the crafty Juniors. Watching the lurking shadows, h Of the Cougar and the Eagle. James Allred Don Anderson Tommy Atwood Janet Banks Margene Hall Secretary Boyd Ashby 25 26 Terry Barker Gary Bascom Mary Louise Bath Michael Batty Dixie Belcher Gerald Bowden Wayne Bowden Jennie Brandt Michael Brewer Eunice Brimhall Val Brown Kathleen Caldwell Pama Rae Campbell Paul Casterline Jimmy Chivers Kathleen Clark Lorna Clark Janet Colton Diane Cook Douglas Cook Joyce Creech Daniel Davis Nila Dudley Norma Rae Dudley Grant Durfee Maureen Eaton Ronnie Erekson Da Shel Evans Marsha Fox Doughlas Fresstone Mar ' Elizabeth Gardiner Ra Nee Gardiner Sharon Gardiner Sharon W. Green Brent Hacking Edwin Hacking Larry Hacking Margene Hall Mitchell Hall Ann Hardman Farron Harrison Gary Harrison Lila Harrison Max Haslem Mary Ellen Hatch Rolaine Henderson Norcne Hodgkinson Carla Jean Holfeltz 28 Jim Holmes Juanita Hunter Beverly Jackson Brent Jackson Glena Jackson Colleen Jacobe Douglas Jacobsen Jim Jeffries Dale Johnson Leah Johnson Maureen Johnson Kirk Jolley Cleve Karren Leo Karren Linda Nay Kasper Faye Kidd Linda Kindt Louis Labrum Douglas Lee Jannea Leibhardt Donna Luck Lynettc Lundell Leon Mansfield Vincente Manzanares Marlianne Martin Pauline Martinsen Dennis Massey Gayle Mckeachnie Ronnie Merkly Glenn Merrell Shara Dawn Merrill Carl Miller James Miller April Moss Bonnie Muirhead Lynda Murdock Larry Murray Larry Nemitz Marilyn Noble Leslie Oldham Ted Olsen Bonnie Peay Sue Pender Ruby Pope Brent Preece Wesley Punches Karen Rasmussen Brenda Rex 30 Dorothy Rich Kin Rich Grant Richardson Luc Rae Richardson Janet Robbins David Roberts Ruth Roberts Jeanine Robertson Kathleen Robinson Ann Rodes Gary Roper Zelma Roper Lucky Ross Harold Rust John Sadlicr Vera Samuels Billy Schaefermeyer Sharon Seabolt George Sickendick Ferron Simper James Slaugh Ronnie Slaugh Winston Slaugh Yoma Slaugh Judy Smuin LaVon Smuin Carol Snow Cary Snow ArGene Southam Susan Sowards Earl Staley Sharon Stevens Nedenc Stringham Christina Stroebel Arvel Tassainer Connie Thomas Terry Tull is Joyce Udy Arnold Ufford Duane Wardle Harold Weyerman Anna Lou White Larry Wilkerson Deane Wilkins Patty Winkler DeNece Winn Jack Thompson Out of childhood into manhood Now have grown the stately Seniors. Skilled in all the paths of knowledge. BARBARA BOYATT Vice President DICK ROBERTS President WARRIORS SENIORS Learned in all the lore of men, In all youthful sports and pastimes, In all manly arts and labors. LYNN WEBB Secretary Lana Abegglen ADORABLE IMP Karen Anderson ENDURING Cheric Ainge PEPPY Carnia Rae Atwood DIMPLES Elaine Allred HANDS! Carol Lee Bennion SEAMSTRESS Diane Anderson SERENE Jerrie Bennett ENVIED Blenda Billings Ilene Birch DRAMATICS STYLISH Barbara Boyatt BARBY Juanita Busch ACROBAT Raema Colthorp SWEET Joyce Dick “HALO-GIRL” Barbara Davis Shirlcne Dickson 6’ 3” MAN DEMURE Christy Dow Lois Dudley RESERVED DETERMINED Karleeti Dumas BUTTERFLY Joan Ellsworth SHYNESS Colleen Feltch LAUGHTER 33 Sandra Freestone RADIANT Alaina Gardner “GAG” Rosalie Gardner “SMILEY” Carolyn Goodrich HEAVENLY EYES! Betty Jane Hatch HOPEFUL Carolyn Hatch HORSES Lorna Hullinger GRADUATE Elaine Humphries SINGING Gayla Mackay INTERESTING Sue Ann Millecam EXPLOSIVE 1 Ruby Merrill STUDIOUS Vivian Merkley UNPREDICTABLE Lucy McCraw “EDDIE” Carolyn McConkie WILLPOWER 34 mm Darlena Phillips “GEORGE” Reva Pope PERSONALITY Peggy Robinson “PIG” Edna R. Gilbert “MRS.” Carol Rowley “A. A.” m Ann S. Moore POSITIVE! Kathleen Searle CONGENIALITY Naione Shiner “WITTY” Evelyn Slaugh CONSCIENTIOUS Lynn Snell SHORT Linda Soderquist “SODY” Carma Stewart CAPABLE Luauna Teel “SUE” Sherry Turner COURTEOUS Rita Walker “TOOTHLESS” mmwm 35 ■ I Connie Wardell DRUGGIST?? Sybil Watkins “LITTLE LULA Lynn Webb COACHING Joye Williams HOMEMAKER � Glen Anderson CRADLE-SNATCHER Clyde Ashby PRANKSTER Lloyd Bascom “HANDSOME” Roland Bingham JUDGE Lonnie Boren BROWN-EYES Jay Brewer LIMPY Owen Caldwell DEVILISH Waydc Carroll “TEACHER’S PET” Morgan Clark “MORG” Lynn Cundick MANAGER Allen Gilbert “MR.” Larry Gotfredson PROFESSOR Bryce Green (SHARON) Nolan Hacking EXTROVERT (t Tom Handy HANDY ANDY” Clayton Hardy “SPECS” Gerald Harrison BRILLIANT Richard Hein FORD Britt Horrocks “WHO’S??” Allen Hunting UNCONCERNED! Bob Hunting SOFT SPOKEN Barry Jenkins LATE HOURS Charlie Knight “CHUCK” Larry Knight CLEVER George Lee MASCULINE Jim Lube KICKER Jim McNaughton “LOVER-BOY” Ray Merkley BUG Jay McNeil “ELKOAN” 37 Rell Merkley STATURE Byron Merrell “PUDDLES” Ronnie Merrill “BIG RED” Dan Miracle LEFT OUT Niles Mott LEASHED Lonnie Oaks SLIM Steve Paulson ADVENTUROUS Wallace Perry TALENTED Doug Phillips DARK Don Rackham BRAINY Junior Rahm “BEAVER” Dan Robbins SLEEPY Dick Roberts HOG-TIED Ben Rominger MAYBE? Robin Rye CHANGEABLE Bryce Shiner CAUTIOUS Dennis Slaugh TEASE Jerry Smith “BISHOP” 38 Lynn Smuin AMBITIOUS Herb Snyder “HERBIE” Everett Southam DEPENDABLE Glade Southam INQUISITIVE Rondo Sullivan KILL-JOY Larry Thomas CHARACTER Merlyn Watkins FLIRT! George Wilkins “HOLE-IN-ROCK Dc Nile Williams “TOOT-TOOT!” William Winder HOMEWORK Kristen Wilson “TINY!!” Duane Woolley PHYSIQUE! Jim Workman TURKEY Brian Wright ABLE-CUTIE Emily Nimitz QUIET Kathleen Neilson ORIGINALITY 39 40 JOYCE DICK Editor MR. MASSEY Advisor APRIL MOSS Co-Editor DORTHY RICH CAROLYN ADAMS LUAUNA TEEL ROSILIE GARDNER CAROL ROWLEY ANNA LOU WHITE JANET CLARK CONNIE ATWOOD MAUREEN JOHNSON BARBARA BOYATT BLENDA BILLINGS MARY LOU BATH JANEALL SMUIN JERRIE BENNET BONNIE PEAY ALOMA HATCH DaSHEL EVANS JERRY SMITH JESSIE ROWLEY JOAN SMUIN Yearbook Candidate for Homecoming Queen, Anna Lou White. This past year the yearbook staff has worked long and diligently to make a year- book worthy of Uintah. We wish to thank all who helped on this yearbook and we hope everyone enjoys it. 43 YEARBOOK PRINCE LLOYD BASCOM This blond, blue-eyed handsome prince is Uintah High’s coveted title hold- er for this year’s “Uintahn” male. 44 ANN HARDMAN Her chestnut brown eyes, light brown hair, and natural beauty are traits of this lovely “Uintahn” Lass. 45 Spanish Float HARVEST BALL QUEEN SANDRA FREESTONE A member of the senior class, Sandra is a sandy blonde, with hazel colored eyes. Peppy and active in all school activities and she always has a ready smile for everyone. 48 FIRST ATTENDANT Pauline Martinson 49 QUEEN AND ATTENDANTS Pauline, Sandra, and Karen MOST PREFERRED MAN JIM McNAUGHTEN Jim is well liked by the students of Uintah (especially the gals!). He excels in all sports and is also among the top of his class. 50 Garn Anderson DELIGHTFUL Ted Olson WITTY Jim Workman IDEAL Lloyd Bascom DYNAMITE Britt Horrocks SPORTY Val Brown CHARGE! Glendon Manwaring DARLING Brian Wright TEASE Gary Bascom CONSIDERATE 51 Bonnie Muirhead RADIANT A Junior representative who has a smile for everyone. Her witticism and her ability to get good grades are her main characteristics. Connie Cook SWEET Chosen by the senior class she has a B average. She is well liked by everyone who knows her. 52 Ronnie Phillips VERSATILITY Sophomore personality. This blonde young man was indeed a wise choice. 53 The latest school news is always printed by the competent Ute Pow Wow staff. Nolan Hacking—Editor They work very hard to make this an outstanding and interesting paper. They were advised by Mrs. Webb. Faye Kidd—Mimeoscope 54 Rita Walker—Senior News and Dig This Ann Moore—Tee Pee Talk Karen Rasmussen—Dig This Joyce Creech—Mimeoscope Award assembly giving Uintah the award for second posi- tion in the state. We were proud of our football team this year. This assembly featured Ted Coon and his famed “Goon Bones.” He played many rhythms and told a brief history of the “Bones.” The Madrigal Singers from B.Y.U. sang songs of a religious nature. Every- one seeing the assembly enjoyed it very much. 56 Anna Lou White, Yearbook Queen The beautiful Senior Float Aladdin and the Majestic Princess enters the village This year the Thespian Club put on the play of Alad- din and the Won- derful Lamp. Aladdin and the Genii in the cave The audience was delighted with the characters in the play. Many thanks goes to Mr. Peterson and the cast for the outstanding j ob that was done. Your audio-visual aids are fine, Mr. Blazzard, if the classes can stand them! 58 Leslie, you’ll make a real cool teacher! CHRISTMAS DANCE SENIOR HOP Fish Mobiles were scattered all over the ceiling and the centerpiece was a large, over- sized anchor. Seniors worked long and hard for this event. The theme, Bon Voyage, was along one wall. The couples danced to Tal Wardle’s orches- tra. This is a select shot taken after the dance. 61 Left to right: Dan Miracle, Dick Roberts, Britt Horrocks, Clyde Ashby, Jim Lube, Lynn Cundick, Tom Handy, William Winder. These are the leaders of the school, chosen to represent at Boys’ and Girls’ State. They learned all the fundamentals to govern us through school this past year. 62 Juanita Busch, Lois Dudley, Sybil Watkins, Evelyn Slaugh, Peggy Robinson. Jeanine Robertson, Evelyn Slaugh, Cherie Ainge, Kathy Robinson, Lynette Lundell GIRLS’ LEAGUE OFFICER The Boys’ and Girls’ League Officers have done an outstanding job this year, as leaders of the Leagues. Many remembered events go to their credit. 63 Duane Woolley, Herbie Snyder, T. Jay McNeil, Jim Workman Our bus drivers have done an extra good job this year and all of the students appreciate it very much. Harold Merrill, Curt Dudley, Jim Hemstreet, Tad Merkley, Niles Southam, Davis Merkley, Willard Rasmussen. Service Bureau—although they are strict at times, it all goes to help make our assemblies among the best. TOP ROW: Ronnie Phillips, Barbara Boyatt, Miss Manwaring, Harold Rust, Gayle McKeachnie. BOTTOM ROW: Eileen Searle, Lana Abegglen, Cherie Ainge, T. Jay McNeil, Mr. Peterson, Mr. Hullinger. 64 ORAL GOODRICH MABLE HANDY ELLEN HAWS PEARL SIMPER Our school is kept in a smooth running condition by our custodians and cooks. The cooks have done a fine job of preparing our meals this past year, and I’m sure everyone has appreciated the looks of our school throughout the past year. CUSTODIANS SENIOR DAY COMMITTEE—BACK ROW: Lonnie Oaks, Phil Hatch, George Lee, Byron Merril, Ronnie Merril, Morgan Clark, Don Rackam SECOND ROW: Rondo Sullivan, Jerry Smith, Johnny Caldwell, Doug Phillips, Glade Southam, Charlie Knight FIRST ROW: Dennis Slaugh, Doug Wall, Carma Atwood,. Barbara Davis, Darlena Phillips, Naione Shiner, Joyce Dick GRADUATION COMMITTEE—BACK ROW: Reese Walker, Everette Southam, Joye Williams, Bryce Green, Christy Dow, Carma Stewart, Diane Anderson, Kathleen Searle SECOND ROW: Gerald Harrison, Lois Dudley, Ruby Merril, Lynne Webb, Kathleen Nielson, Carolyn McConkic, Sybil Watkins FIRST ROW: Sue Ann Millecam, Shirlene Dickson, Carolyn Goodrich, Lana Abegglen, Carol Rowley, Edna Gilbert, Connie Wardcll, Karliti Dumas 66 SENIOR PROJECT COMMITTEE—BACK ROW: Emily Nimitz, Colleen Feltch, Evelyn Slaugh, Nolan Hacking, Larry Gotfredson, Karen Anderson, Chris Wilson FIRST ROW: Luauna Teel, Raema Coltharp, Vivian Merkley, Sherry Turner, Cherie Ainge, Connie Cook, Carol Lee Bennion, Bryce Shiner SENIOR HOP AND SENIOR HOP ASSEMBLY—BACK ROW: Brent Anderson, Niles Mott, Richard Hein, Peggy Robinson, Jerrie Helen Bennett, Lloyd Bascom, Alaina Gardiner, Niles Mott, Clyde Ashby, Ben Romminger, Rita Walker, Barbara Boyatt, Linda Soderquist SECOND ROW: Betty Hatch, Elaine Humphries, Joan Ellsworth, Anne Moore, Sandra Freestone, Lynne Webb, Jannice Cramer, Lynne Snell, Elaine Allred, Rosalie Gardner, Lonnie Boren, Linda Hall, Juanita Busch, Wanda Hulbert, Loma Hullinger 67 “SOPHIE SWING” COMMITTEE TOP ROW: Ronnie Phillips, Jim Mans, Eileen Searle, Shirley Erekson, Lee Pet- erson. BOTTOM ROW: Gloria Wardell, Kathy Cundick, Laura Searle, Dixie Smuin, Jan Tate. 68 JUNIOR PROM COMMITTEE—Theme of the Prom was Oriental Fantasy. Members are: Kirk Jolley, Garn Anderson, Doug Jacobson, Mike Batty, Mary Bath, Brenda Rex, Nedene Stringham. BOTTOM ROW: Marsha Fox, Margene Hall, Carolyn Adams, Janet Banks, Kathy Robinson (chairman), Kathy Caldwell, Rolaine Henderson The Junior ring committee advisors chose the Indian Head Crest for their ring. The stones for the ring are ruby, onyx and gold. 70 ILENE BIRCH MARY LOUISE BATH 72 Our Cheerleaders have done a wonderful job of boosting our school spirit. They’ve worked hard and maybe harder still because of their injuries. Our cheering section has been outstanding because of our competent cheerleaders. Rolaine acted as head Cheer- leader. Under the capable assistance of Bart Johnson and Leo Conk, our football team was led into the state finals. O O T Our two Co-Captains, George Lee and Herb Sny- der, helped to make the football season one long to be remembered. Ml£TICWj NILE ROBINSON RONNIE MERKLEY DUANE WARDLE JIM LUBE KENNETH HATCH GARY BASCOM JACK BINGHAM BEN ROMINGER LYNN SMUIN DICK ROBERTS BRENT HACKING JIMMY VERNON RONDO SULLIVAN FARRON HARRISON GEORGE WILKINS LARRY HACKING 75 GAYLE McKEACHNIE LESLIE OLDHAM DAN MIRACLE ALAN TRUJILLO State, here we are! Even though .Judge won the game, Uintah was still proud of the fighting Utes. The final score was 9-31. GEORGE LEE LLOYD BASCOM JIM MARRS HERBIE SNYDER 76 RONNIE ERECKSON GLADE SOUTHAM KRIS WILSON ROBERT BENNETT UINTAH—16 MILLARD GAME MILLARD—7 BRITT HORROCKS BRIAN WRIGHT JIM McNAUGHTON CHARLES ARMSTRONG 77 CARBON GAME UNITAH—20 CARBON—13 go-go-GO, Dick! DUANE PHILLIPS EVERETT SOUTHAM JAY BREWER The pre-season game with Carbon was really a thrilling one. Herbie said, “They sure came a long way just to be beat.” Basketball Team-Region Champs! CHAMPS COACH BERT JOHNSON DAN MIRACLE—Manager Co-Captain BRITT HORROCKS Forward Co-Captain GEORGE LEE Guard 79 JIM McNAUGHTAN Forward BRIAN WRIGHT Forward Jump Shot by Brian Wright! Another two points! 80 DICK ROBERTS Guard GAYLE McKEACHNIE Forward RENNIE MERRILL Center JIM VERNON Forward BRITT HORROCKS U’ette’s Pep March Making Jump Shot ARVEL TASSAINER Forward JIM CHIVERS Guard 81 KIRK JOLLEY—Stretch j u N I FERRON HARRISON—Painstaking A great gang—hope you’re all back next year. DAVID ROBERTS—Possibilities DUANE WARDLE—Frog RONNIE MERKLEY—Speedy 82 BRENT HACKING—Tough Jump Shot—In she goes! DENNIS OAKS—Coming up v A R S I T Y FLOYD KING—Fast Boy 83 GARY BASCOM—Cutie DE LEON SLADE—Shortie TOP ROW: Coach Conk, Allen Tru- jillo, Charlie Knight, Kristen Wilson, Evert Shoutham. BOTTOM ROW: Grant Durfee, Den- nis Massey, Lyn Smuin, Jack Bing- ham, Jimmy Lube, Weston Serrano. TOP ROW: Coach Conk, Ken Hatch, George Wilkins, Allen Tru- jillo, Charles Armstrong, Kristen Wilson, Charlie Knight, Weston Serrano, Jimmy Lube, Jim Marrs. BOTTOM ROW: Earl Staley. Terry Boren, Gary Bascom, Jack Bing- ham, Lynn Smuin, David Murray, Jay Brewer, Kirt Rich, Dennis Mas- sey, Grant Durfee, Niles Roberts. 84 86 87 SPANISH CLU Betty Jane Salazcr Joan Harrison Lucky Ross Estel Manwarrin (advisor) Jerry Smith Marsha Fox Ruth Roberts Odette Jacobson April Moss Ted Olsen Doug Jacobson Frances Feltch Marilyn Call Joyce Dick Pamela Conture Jody Ballard Lois Dudley Gerald Harrison Johnny Sadiler Carolyn Adams Sharron Stevens Nadpne Stringham Shirley Pease Janet Banks Ronald Gill Tommy Atwood Karen Anderson Robin Rye Dig those Legs! Thespian Assembly On the Spanish Assembly Lucky and Joyce sing “Cinco Robles.” Carolyn Adams does a very charming dance on The Spanish Assembly. Jerry Smith shows great talent on the Here Robin and Duane show us what can be Spanish Assembly. done with music on the Spanish Assembly. Altamont Assembly shows Britt in this is your life. Altamont Assembly Singers? Altamont Assembly Cute? THESPIAN CLUB Blenda Billings President Rolaine Henderson Clerk Harold Rust Vice President Lois Dudley Secretary Connie Horrocks Ronnie Phillips Lezlie Spendlove Sherry Turner Juanita Busch Kathy Caldwell Larry Gotfredson Pauline Martinson Lynn Snell Carolyn Adams Shirlene Dickson Diane Anderson Shirley Erekson Colleen Jacobe Laura Searle Evelyn Slaugh Joyce Udy Lynne Webb Joyce Dick Mary Hatch April Moss Susan Sowards Gordon Gee 90 Sybil Watkins President Linda Soderquist Vice President Sherry Turner Secretary Maureen Johnson Historian Bonnie Alexander Pledge Leader Diane Anderson Reporter Rita Walker Pledge Leader U’ETTE Connie Thomas Lezlie Spendlove Jan Tate Faye Jones Susan Sowards Gloria Wardell Margene Hall Nedene Stringham Patty Winkler Lynne Webb Joyce Udy Mary Gardiner 91 Aloma Hatch Lana Abegglen DeShel Evans Sharon Stevens Kathy Caldwell Maureen Johnson Cherie Ainge Brenda Rex Raema Coltharp Jerrie Helen Bennett Lynette Lundell Jeanine Robertson Uvene Haws Kathleen Searle Kathy Cundick Marilyn Call Rolaine Henderson Sue Ann Millecam Mary Bath Ilene Birch 92 Carma Stewart Janet Banks Ruth Joseph Norene Hodgkinson Pam Couture Odette Jacobson Shirley Erekson Pauline Martinsen Karen Birchell U’ettes Pep Goats of 1959-60 Carolyn Goodrich Maureen Eaton Linda Hall Pam Campbell Luauna Teel Leslie Oldham Jim Holmes c 0 M M E R C 1 A L Karen Birchell Laura Searle Ilene Birch Carol Lee Bennion Gerald Harrison Kathy Caldwell A club that consists of the best type and shorthand stu- dents. Val Brown Evelyn Slaugh Susan Sowards Carla Holfeltz Carol Snow Ruby Pope Maureen Johnson Shara Dawn Merrill Connie Thomas Aloma Hatch Janeall Smuin Lynette LundeJl Jannea Liebhardt Lana Abegglen Noreen Hodgkinson Emily Nemitz This club helps to pre- pare its mem- bers for the field of busi- ness. Joye Williams Linda Kindt Jim Jefferies Jr. Rep. Nolan Hacking President Floyd King Ronnie Ereckson Soph. Rep. V. Pres. KEY CLUB The Key Club, which is a branch of the Kiwanis Club, has been of service to the school by painting the parking lot. Doug Jacobson Sec. Brent Preece Reporter I kEH Gary Meacham Doug Cook 96 Dennis Oaks J. Var Campbell Gary Allred Jimmy Vernon Mike Batty Kenney Kaye Dale Hatch Gordon Gee Arvel Tassainer Jimmy Chivers DeNile Williams Sr. Rep. Robin Rye Ted Olsen Jim Marrs Guess who? Big mouth! You call this “Awards Assembly?” Mr. Udy! What will your wife say? Under the very able baton of Mrs. Ellis, the Uintah High Band has achieved a high degree of ex- cellence. Anna Lou White, Joyce Dick, Aloma Hatch, Ilene Birch, Carol Lee Bennion, and Sharon Seabolt. These beautiful girls with an- gelic voices have surely been an asset to the music department and to the school. 98 TRIO Elaine Lemon, Janeall Smu- in, and Fay Jones. These three sophomore girls were chosen from the Girls’ Glee Club to represent them in region and school functions. They have a sing- ing ability that will help in Uintah’s year ’59-’60. GIRLS’ CHORUS These 45 girls are leading their way into a wonderful year of music. Their aim is to have fun with music through many variations and moods. 99 100 A , F. F. Everett Southam Roland Bingham Boyd Ashby President Vice President Secretary Gayle McKeachnic Kirt Rich Bob Hunting Reporter Treasurer Sentinel c L Gam Anderson Terry Barker Jack Bingham Jar Var Campbell Duane Chivers Avon Colton Doug Cook Teddy Freestone Brent Hacking Gary Harrison Cloyd Hatch Phillip Hatch Cody Jenkins Leon Mansfeild Ray Merkley Ronnie Merkley Rickey Merkley Larry Nemitz Lonnie Oaks Clifford Richards David Roberts Lynn Smuin Boyd Snow Owen Walker Dennis Williams 101 Kathy Clark, Connie Atwood, Mary Elizabeth Gardener, Janet Colton, Pauline Martinson, Janet Banks, Diane Wilkins, Donna Luck. Sue Pender, Charyl Siddoway, Connie Peirce, Connie Dickson, Shirley Ereckson, Marsha Haws, Carla Holfeltz, Diane Cook. Elaine Cooper, Uvene Haws, Kathy Bowles, Gloria Wardell, Shirley Pease, Argene Sontham, Bonnie Beay, Sue Parkinson. F.H.A. Thea White, Linda Kindt, Yoma Slaugh. Rose Pope, Shirley Hulbert, Rita Hall. Laura Searle, Kathy Cundick, Rolaine Henderson, Kathy Robinson. Annette Goodrich, Pamela Carter, Karen Wooley, Mary Murphy, Sharon Gardiner, Juanita Work- man, Sharon Seabolt, Marilyn Noble. RaNea Gardiner, Elizabeth Hein, Lavon Smuin, Fay Kidd, Margene Hall, Bonnie Muirhead, Lynda 102 Murdock, Ruby Pope. Sybil Watkins, Carma Rae Atwood, Barbara Boyatt, Lois Dudley, Connie Cook, Aloma Hatch. Reva Pope, Maureen Johnson, Lynne Webb, Naione Shiner, Sue Ann Millecam, Linda Hall, Carolyn Goodrich, Wanda Hulbert. UINTAH HIGH SCHOOL VERNAL UTAH Luanna Teel, Jerrie Bennett, Carol Lee Bennion. Carma Stewart, Cherie Ainge, Diane Anderson. Karen Anderson, Lana Abegglen, Vivian Merkley, Kathleen Searle, Connie Wardell, Raema Colthorpe, Edna Gilbert, Evie Slaugh. Blenda Billings, Kathleen Neilson, Alaina Gardner, Shirlene Dickson, Lynne Snell, Colleen Feltch. Betty Jane Hatch, Linda Soderquist, Sherry Turner, Joye Williams, Rita Walker. Maureen Eaton, Cathy Caldwell, Colleen Jacobe. Marsha Fox, Dorothy Rich, Mary Hatch, Joyce Udy, Judy Smuin, Pama Rae Campbell. 103 LATE EVENTS 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 he 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 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. 104 Lana Abegglen was chosen out of the seniors for candidate for Sweet- heart Queen. She was chosen to represent us as a candidate of Uintah. She has a very good Tap Dancing Ability for which she demonstrated as her talent. Lana has a very sparkling person- ality and has many re- sponsibilities in Uintah. Da Shel Evans was candidate for the juniors for Sweetheart Queen. She is a very beautiful girl and is kind to all she is around. She pleased all with her beautiful vocal solo for her talent. Here we have our beautiful Deanna Murray as Sophomore can- didate. Deanna is loved by all who know her and has a very pleasing smile to everyone. She did a very cute dance for her talent and pleased everyone as she always does. 105 We, the undersigned, the illustrious Senior Class of Uintah High School, feared far and wide for nonsense and such, feared that we are not sane in our actions, admitting that our minds are a little unsteady—far be it from us to know—do hereby certify, swear, and attest that the following document is the last Will and Testa- ment drawn by us, declaring null and void all other wills made by the same. We the seniors give . . . To the school, as a whole, our industrious uselessness. To the juniors our methods of getting out of classes. To the faculty our obedience in class, and our hails and farewells. To the following individuals named we bequest: I, Rondo Sullivan, will Bart “WELK” Johnson the school song. I, Sandra Freestone, will leave my hobby of collecting worms to Janet Colton and Colleen Jacobe. I, Joan Ellsworth, will be Joan Christensen. I, Merlyn Watkins, will leave the females of U.H.S. in a daze . . . namely Da Shel Evans. I, Colleen Feltch, will take Bob for better or for worse. I, Alaina Gardner, will Maureen Eaton to Dale Johnson next year. Someone has to take care of her, and I won’t be here to do it. I, Carolyn McConkie, will leave my roller skating ability to Janet Clark hoping she can get all the wheels going the same way at the same time. I, Allen Gilbert, will leave happily married never to return. I, Carolyn Goodrich, will my geometry book and all the headaches to Annette. I, Larry Gotfredson, will my kissing ability and the better half of my brains to next year’s seniors. I, Janice Gramer, had better take everything with me because I’ll need it all. I, Lorna Hullinger, will my disability to “sluff” to Donna Luck and Judy Smuin. I, Elaine Humphries, will all my backaches and leg aches to the next year’s “Slim Gym Class.” I, Carolyn Hatch, and Barbara Davis, will our ability to talk continuously to John Sadlier. I, Juanita Busch, will my laugh to Jeanine Robertson and April Moss, they may divide it between them. I, Doug Hatch, will due to the circumstances beyond my control, stick around for a while. I love it! I, Dan Miracle, will my ability to polish basketballs to anyone who gets the headache of Basketball manager, and my church key to Jimmy Chivers. I will . . .if she will ... go steady. Jim Lube. I, Raema Coltharp, will be back for what everyone else leaves. I, Niles Mott, will the rest of my life to Connie. I, Connie Wardell, will nothing, I am taking him with me. I, Doug Wall, will nothing because I need everything I have to get out of here. I, Carol Lee Bennion, will my singing ability, which is not very good, to Vivian Allen. I, Wallace Perry, will my mechanical ability to Paul Casterline. I, Jay Brewer, will leave without anymore broken bones, I hope. I, Jerrie Helen Bennet, will my track shoes to Mary Hurphy. I, Glen Anderson, will ... go on my way never to come back again. I, Aloma Hatch, won’t will anything, because no one would want what I’ve got. I, Lynn Webb, hereby will my interest in the basketball and football team to Mary Bath. I, Duane Woolley, will my big red truck to Billy Schafer - meyer. I, Kathleen Neilsen, iVill my Geology class to some other fortunate person. I, Blenda Billings, will my acting ability and Thespian Club to Harold Rust, Gordie Lee, Ken Kindt and Ronnie Phillips. I, Kathleen Searle, will to my little sister, Laura, all the boys I call “steady.” I, Sybil Watkins, will the Pep Club and advisors to any unlucky Junior girl. I, Clyde Ashby, hope people will be able to get over the shock that I graduated. I, Reese Walker, will leave. I, Britt Horrocks, will my student body job to next year’s student body president, also all my problems. I also will my job on the ball team as bench warmer to Burke Evens. I, Sue Millecam, hereby will my large oversized mouth and my ability to yell to Janeall Smuin. I, Dale Massey, will Joan Smith to any Sophomore or Junior who can get her. I tried and I couldn’t. I, Richard Hein, will all my love to Sandra. I, Dennis Slaugh, will Janet Clard my answer book. I, Jerry Smith, will Dorthy Rich my pocketbook. I, DeNile Williams, will Mike Batty first seat in band next year. I, Bryce Shiner, will leave with a diploma. I hope, I hope, I hope. We, Rosalie Gardner and Carol Rowley, will the sopho- more boys to Mr. Hopla to straighten out their minds. I, Dick Roberts, will my glasses to Terry Tullis. I, Robin Rye, will all my conceit to Nathan Day who doesn’t need it either. I, Ronnie Merrill, will all my troubles in Auto Mechanics to Jimmy Chivers. I, Byron Merrill, will my destructive ability to Doug Jacobsen. I, Lonnie Oaks, will leave Electa Caldwell to David Oaks. I, Lonne Boren, will all my hard school work to Bonnie Peay. We, Shirleve and Wanda, will our ability to pass tests to Connie and Shirley. I, Christy Dow, will my abiilty to get engaged to some lonely female. I, Lois Dudley, will all my extra chickens to. Colleen Jacobe. 106 I, Karletta, will my fun and experience to Dorthy, Bob and Chuck. I, Joyce Dick, will a bottle of aspirins to Mr. Massey, and lots of fun to next year’s Yearbook Staff! I, Junior Rahm, will my sideburns to Mr. Freeman, my black died hair to Mr. Massey, and my school books to anybody who wants them. I, Barbara Davis, will my ability to attract Union boys to Joan Smuin. I, Bryce Green, will leave U.H.S. I, Clayton Hardy, will leave with luck! I, George Lee, will say Goodbye to Basketball in U.H.S. I, Robin Rye, will never be a Beatnik. I, Linda Hall, will to my little sister, Rita, my messy room and my hidden ability to receive a straight “A” report card. I, Herb Snyder, will my two year subscription of Play- boy Magazine to Charlie (nuts and bolts) Freeman. I, Lynn Snell, will my natural curly hair to Salley Kendell. I, Lynn Smuin, will all my love to Pauleen Martinson. (Rosey) I, Glade Southam, will to Doug Cook all my worries, troubles and my Seminary Journal. To Gary Harrison I will my ability to flunk English. And to Mike Tem- ples I will my World History notes and questions. I, Luauna Teel, will what is left of my brains to Cleo Winkler and Connie Pierce. I, Nolan Hacking, will leave the whole (censored) works (Ute Pow Wow, Key Club, and Pep Band) to anyone who wants it. We, Rita Walker and Linda Soderquist, will all our abilities to attract Jr. and Soph, boys to all the poor girls left here at Uintah. I, Joye Williams, will my ability to pass Chemistry to Harold Rust. I, Kristen Wilson, will my physique, my Charles Atlas body building set, and my Tarzan chest wig to Grant Durfee and Miles Roberts. I, Jim Workman, will parts in future plays to Jim Chivers. I, Brian Wright, will my electric milker to Jim Vernon. I, William Winder, will “Will to' Billy Schaefermeyer.” I, Diane Anerson, will not willingly will anything to anyone, because what I would willingly will no one would willingly want. I, Tom Handy, will leave my troubles with Uintah High School to Glen Merrill. I, Evie Slaugh, will my red hair and freckles to Uvene Haws . . . wouldn’t she look funny with them. I, Cherie Ainge, will my nickname “Mag” to Danete Clark . . . she talks as much as I do. I, Karen Anderson, will my ability to stay on a diet to Sue Parkinson ... she needs an ability about like mine. I, Peg Robinson, will to Brenda Rex and Connie Thomas the presidency of the S.O.M.O. (Senior Old Maid Or- ganization) and hope they will carry on the traditions of this club to the best of their ability. I, Bob Hunting, will my shiny shoes to Gayle Mc- Keachnie. I, Ann Moore, will my perfect attendance to Karen Ras- mussen. I, Lloyd Bascom, leave to Uintah all those friends that have put up with me throughout 1959-60 and the teachers who have made a better student of me, made me a better leader and gave me a better knowledge of the world. I, Connie Cook, will Bonnie Alexander the right to work every Friday night that there is a game. I, Betty Hatch, will Deanna Murray my interest in wrestlers. I, Lynn Cundick, will my trig classes to Val Brown. I, Naione Shiner, will Deanna Murray my mischief in gym and will let her take the consequences. I, Ruby Merrill, will my ability to get A’s in Geology to anyone who takes Geology from Mr. Massey. I, Sandra Freestone, will leave . . . with Butch and a MRS. DEGREE ... as a result of winning the Future Homemaker Contest. I, Carma Rae Atwood, will all my luck to Connie Atwood and Carla Holfetz in their Senior year. I, Larry Knight, will my big ears and big feet to Dale Hatch. I, George Wildins, will be back . . . for English. I, Charlie Knight, will my wrestling suit to Dale Hatch. I, Barbara Boyatt, will my car troubles to Ronnie Erich- son and Chess Freestone. They can use it. I, Vivian Merkley, will my ability to laugh and good off to Max Haslem. He needs to learn everything on this subject that he can. I, Reva Pope, will my long hair to Nedene Stringham and all of my fun to Patti Winkler. I, Darlene Phillips, will my pop bottle route to Vera Samuels. I, George Lee, will my athletic abilities to Dale Hatch. I, Lana Abegglen, will my job as Vice President and the Service Bureau to anyone who wants it. I, Everett Southam, bequeath all my work in Vocational Agriculture to someone with a strong back . . . and a weak mind. I had better keep everything else, I might need it. I, Jim McNaughton, will all the athletic ability I don’t have and all the girls that wouldn’t go with me to Jim Vernon and Chuck Armstrong. I, Rell Merkley, will my knowledge to do things on my own to Tommy Atwood. I, Ray Merkley, will my bad luck to next year’s 120 weight wrestler. I, Jay McNeill, will the rest of my life to Ann Hardman and my books and parties to the remainder of the Junior class of ’61. I, Elaine-Ross, will—sorry, can’t will him away. I, Roland Bingha, will my ability to be to school on time to next year’s chemistry students. I, Owen Caldwell, will—be lonesome for Gloria. 107 ACHIEVEMENT PAGE Sherry Turner, Carma Stewart, Lois Dudley, Peggy Robinson. Carolyn Goodrich, Lana Abegglen, Gerald Harrison. Larry Gotfredson, Sherry Turner. Rex Gardner. Blenda Billings, Diane Anderson, Larry Gotfredson. Lynne Webb, Sybil Watkins, Nolan Hacking. GARDNER AWARD 108 Upsa-Daisy! Gidgets agoin’ to get it now! Woopsie!!! Gidget for the Water! How about that Loau? 109 Here we have humorous reading demonstration by Blenda Billings—Blenda’s Pet Frog. Here we have Sherre Turner Demonstrating Contest Harold Rust and Gorden Gee also for Contest Play. Play. These girls represented the school in Retold Stories in Contest. These Utes represented the school in Interpretative and Radio Speech. Here we see Lezlie Spendlove in her dramatic speech. Diane Anderson represents the school with her talk “Communism a Threat to Democracy.” She looks angelic— Don’t laugh—It’s paid for. But mommy just fixed my slip. Say CHEESE!!! I think my knees are cute . . . Really, is that Literature!!! Man, what a party!!! Do you always love animals? This looks suspicious . . . Is this really Mike B. I said I was sorry! Oh well, we trust Susie. They don’t always look like this. I 13 Was it really funny? I use Sudso . . . UINTAH REXALL DRUG It's bit! It's new! 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