Uintah High School - Uintahn Yearbook (Vernal, UT)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1963 volume:

I — As the school year draws to a close, many of us will be leaving these halls for the last time; while others will be returning to continue their education. In looking back over our school days we will remember with fondness the many dances, games, and plays in which we participated. We will remem ber that the wheels of our school were made to go ’round by friends, teachers, extra-curricular, and classroom activities. Sandra Merrell Editor Jana pric e What Makes The Wheels Go 'Round School Calendar Friday, October 12 Friday, October 26 Monday, November 5, 6, 7, 8 Thursday, November 15 Wednesday, November 21 Monday, December 10 Homecoming Senior Hop and Assembly Children's Theater Music Concert Harvest Ball and Assembly Dance Review Senior Orientation Day Monday, December 17 • Thursday, December 20 Monday, February 11 Saturday, February 16 s 1 111 U, Wednesday, March 6, 7, 8 Wednesday, March 13, 14, 15 Wednesday, March 20 Wednesday, March 20, 21, 22 Mond Friday,’April Friday, April l9 Friday, April 2 - Friday, May 10 Wednesday, May 29 Band Concert Christmas Dance Regional Wrestling at Union Sweetheart Ball State Wrestling Meet Musical, Lil Abner Basketball Tournament at U. of U. Interpretive Meet Science Fair Junior Prom- and Assembly Girl's Day Fashion Show and Tea Regional Track Meet Commencement in 3n D irog lugAbam HIGH FLIGHT Oh! I have slipped the surly bonds of Earth And danced the skies on laughter-silvered wings; Sunward I’ve climbed, and joined the tumbling mirth Of sun-split clouds--and done a hundred things You have not dreamed of--wheeled and soared and swung High in the sunlit silence. Hov'ring there, I've chased the shouting wind along, and flung My eager craft through footless halls of air. Up, up the long, delirious, burning blue I've topped the wind-swept heights with easy grace Where never lark, or even eagle flew— And, while with silent lifting mind I've trod The high untrespassed sanctity of space, Put out rny hand and touched the face of God. John Gillespie Magee, Jr. Mr. Leland G. Rex Principal Celand Q. Dear Students: Today the world faces many difficult problems. There are times when the future does not look bright. Civilization is undergoing one of the most severe tests it has ever faced. I ear- nestly believe that tomorrow will be a day of deeper understanding and a period of world advancement and prosperity. With this thought in mind, we should look at the opportunities Uintah High School offers to each of us. It offers each of you a well-balanced high school education. Some students take advantage of these opportunities while others pass them by. Whether or not you are prepared for life's work, and to help with this complex world, depends largely upon your attitude while attending high school, and the effort you put forth. There is nothing that will help you in the future as much as a good education. I hope each of you will have as your major goal in life, an education which will help you meet your future needs as a citizen of these great United States. Mr. Rex, Principal Vice-Principal John L. Blazzard Board of Education Sjecuicusu, and Mrs. Hardy Bookkeeping The front office runs smoothly under the capable direction of Mrs. Hardy. She is very helpful to all the students, and under her direction many students are learning the fundamentals of office work. Mrs. Caldwell Type Business Mrs. Jean Peterson Mrs. Pat Campbell The objective of the Uintah High School Business Department is the development of the skills and knowledge that will be useful and helpful to students in obtaining positions in the business world and in the management of their own personal affairs. The courses are designed with both personal and vocational interests in mind. Mr. Harold Hopla Miss Hstel Manwaring Objectives of the English Department are to help students learn and to make their own English expression, in writing, speaking, skills are provided to their own English pat- To assist students preciating men and women who have field of drama, poetry, short story, and mended.. Knowing great writers is to thousands of their readers to achieve of such great people into the lives of our We hope that reading fine composition themselves more freely in giving to us To read, to listen, to speak, to write of others. We want to help students of people of many American Communities. Mrs. Caldwell's boys And Little Red Riding Hood. . . Mr. Ramond Peterson U Uintah High School many. It is our desire to enjoy, to appreciate, better oral and written Specific experiences listening and reading help students improve Mrs. Electa Caldwell terns. in knowing and ap- made noteworthy contributions in the essay writing, much reading is recom- know great people who have inspired greater goals. To bring the influence students is one of our objectives, will inspire our own students to express the worthwhile results of their creativity, well is to become influential in the lives Uintah High School to be the influential Mr. Lawrence Woodard Smile. You're on Candid Camera! Girls, girls, girls. IndusieiaC Atis The Industrial Arts Department strives to provide vocational train- ing for those students who have chosen their occupations and who wish to prepare themselves to enter employment in direct or related fields upon graduation from high school. It gives foundation skills, knowledge and understandings to industrial occupations to students who plan to continue their educa- tion in technical or engineering fields, and also assists in fulfulling students needs for high school grad- uation and coordinates his vocational training with his various other classes. Mr. Charles Freeman 5 ittifif $ The purpose of Social Studies is to help the student be successful in a democratic society. He should become a responsible, creative, cooperative, open-minded individ- ual. He needs to know the dem- ocratic process, appreciate the opinions of others, to learn to think critically and creatively. He needs to develop the ability to use problem-solving skills and to know how to locate, select, or- ganize and use information effec- tively. He needs to appreciate and respect others regardless of race, creed, color or other social barriers, and be aware of needs and problems of others. He needs to achieve something worthwhile and find his place in a democratic soci- ety. Mr. Harold E. Hullinger txluCcdi H The purpose of Physical Education is to train the individual in a skillful performance of the activities, to acquire attitudes toward the enjoyment of play and to achieve habits of con- duct according to estab- lished standards. Mr. Louis Mele Mr. Richard Stoney S xJUjmc Mr. Bill Caldwell The purpose of the Advanced Earth Science Class is to give the student a meaningful and working knowledge of his surroundings which influence his way of life. It is the purpose of the Science Department to help students rec- ognize the many facets of science that are present in our daily lives. Also to recognize that most of the forces of nature can be controlled to serve man, if he has the knowl- edge. Let’s gain that knowledge! Mr. Richard Stoney Mr. Bart Nelson Mr. Roy Smith and htlcdh We are teaching approximately 300 students in the various mathe- matical skills. Roy Smith, Bart Nelson, and Bill Caldwell are the notorious instructors. The class- room situation wasn't good; we used the cafeteria, physics room and A. V. A. room as our teaching station. All in all, we have had a good year in math, and we are looking forward to greater heights next year. Mr. John Blazzard Mr. Valda Massey Mr. Wells Mclnelly Mrs. Wilma Webb LiAtJOucy, He ate and drank the precious words, His spirit grew robust; He knew no more that he was poor, Nor that his frame was dust. He danced along the dingy days, And this bequest of wings Was but a book. What liberty A loosened spirit brings. Emily Dickenson HjtMne tjC t nics Improving the quality of family in the Homemaking Department, op understandings, skills, and live successfully in their present of the future. The program includes and housing the family, managing maintaining satisfactory and per- The homemaking program is home life in the community with The Future Homemakers of the program developing skills in companionship not possible in living is the major objective We try to aid students to devel- abilities which will help them home and in their own homes experience in feeding, clothing of time, energy and money, sonal family relationships, related to the homes and to emphasis on human values. America is an integral part of organization, leadership and regular class room work. Mrs. Freda Davis fjLM Ax£ The Art courses at Uintah High School are designed with a twofold purpose in mind: The first is to give the student who has the desire and the abil- ity to enter the different fields of professional art the background they need. We also aim to give the student a way of expression. Hence, we have the second fold of the purpose. Not every student who enters the art program in Uintah will become successful artists. They don't have the desire or the ability. To these students we attempt to give an appreciation of what art is. MR. ARON THEDELL The speech classes at Uintah have as their mottos We learn to speak by speaking and Thorough preparation is the best fear remover. Skills of speaking are an asset to everyone everyday. MR. ELLIS WORTKEN The Music Department has as its main goal developing talents and interests of students to their fullest. Many types of music are performed and studied--from pop music to the heaviest classics--in order to accomplish this goal. The only minitations placed on a stu- dent’s advancement are those he sets for himself. Many opportunities arise throughout the year for solo and small group work and all students who are interested are given a chance to participate. Each year the music department participates in two music concerts, a music festival and a broadway musical. Mr. Aaron Hansen Mr. Wells Mclnelly The Guidance Depart- ment attempts to help the individual to understand and use wisely the educa- tional, vocational and personal opportunities they have or can develop, to give assistance to aid stu- dents achieve satisfactory adjustment to school and life, to help students gain self-knowledge, and to help them become increas- ingly self-directive and capable of creative and purposeful living. Guidance is not made up of analysis and advice, adjusting student lives, or problem solving. It is mu- tual appraisal of problems, mutual explorations of possible actions, mutual decisions on plans for solving situations. Cooks Mrs. Ada Murray Mrs. Claudia Eaton Mrs. Pearl Simper CustodUMS Mr. Lowell Wardell Mr. Arnold Perry A vote of thanks goes to the fine hard working custodians who are continually working to keep our building clean and shining. We really appreciate it. Mr. Bill Richardson First row: Miss Estel Manwaring, Mr. Harold E. Hullinger, Mr. Aron Thedell. Second row: Barbara Wild, Jeanette Meacham, Marian Burton, Brenda Smith, Randy Morrison. Back row: Teddy McKeachnie, Dennis Hatch, Harvey Kanistanaux. set in picture: Mr. Ellis C. Worthen, Chairman President Robert Goodrich Vice President Teddy McKeachnie Secretary Patricia Walker Business Manager Colleen Hammond Historian Dorothy Winder A Head Cheerleader Sharon Goodrich Chief of Police Gary Showalter 8lynn Massey yearbook Princess 6kick Peytton yearbook Prime Student Council Back row: Rand Murray, Craig Smuin, Gary Showalter, Curg Belcher, Clark Robinson, Roger Tullis. Second row: Colleen Hammond, Sharon Goodrich, Dorothy Winder, Sandra Merrell, Pat Hopkins. Front row: Teddy McKeachnie, Robert Goodrich, Teri Merrell Lee. Club Council Mr. Freeman, Terry Adams, Scott Oldroyd, Roy Caldwell, John Haws, Harvey Kanistanaux, Gary Showalter. Dennis E. Hatch Vice President Roger Tullis President Marie Dudley Secretary Sharon Goodrich Carolyn Gurr Vera Hall Patricia Hopkins Leri Dawn Gee I Kathleen Jolley Merilyn Madsen Eileen Merrell Sandra Merrell Charlotte Murray Barbara Wild Dorothy Winder Diana Kleyensteuber Teddy McKeachnie Gail Phillips Cay Purdie Diana Neilsen Patricia Walker Connie Scott Leslie Sevy Brenda Smith Katherine Webb Denny Adams Terry Adams Bob Abegglen Harold Ainge Roddy Ainge Anthon Allen Steve Aycock Curg Belcher Alfred Billings Mike Bates Dale Caldwell LeRoy Caldwell Terry Caldwell Jack Canoy Harry Crutchfield Howard Carroll Lloyd Clark Dennis L. Hatch Syd Henderson Malcolm Highland Lewis Jensen Darrell Jones Glen Landon Tony Manzanares Max Martin Dennis Martinsen Allen Massey Allen Lee Mike McCarley Merle Muirhead Rand Murray Tom Murray Bobby Nelms Steve Oldham Scott Oldroyd Jerry Pope Eugene Searle Rance Searle Gary Showalter Charlie Shumway Jim Siddoway WkosV ho in Front row: Sharon Bodily, Patricia Walker, Kathleen Jolley, Teddy McKeachnie, Marie Dudley. Middle row: Brenda Smith, Patricia Anderson, Dorothy Winder, Connie Fox, Barbara Wild, Elynn Massey, Nina Rae Bingham, Patricia Hopkins. Back row: Scott Oldroyd, Robert Goodrich, Curg Belcher, Roy Caldwell, Dale Caldwell, Roger Tullis, Glen Landon. I v Zop JSoy of the Class of 963 CeKoy Caldwell Clark Robinson President Ken Adney Marilyn Anderson Sandra Anderson Shris Anderson Deloris Bodily Karen Clark Connie Cook Irene Cooper Kenneth Davis Sharon Armstrong Carol Ballard Pat Ballard Leah Bowden Shirley Bowden Jane Bradshaw Bryce Barker Susan Barnett LaNeita Burke Howard Busch Jerry Case Colleen Hammond Gayle Harwell Russell Hatch Dennis Hemstreet William Dewey Devier Dudley Eloise Evans Marilyn Felter Betty Gardiner Connie Rae Gardiner Roger Gardner Butch Gillette Dorrell Gates Nancy Gibson Byron Goodrich Kelly Goodrich Judy Gilbert John Gotfredson Scotty Gross Brent Hall Sue Hendricks Delores Hernandez Gene Hill George Hodgkinson Jane Hodgkinson Georgia Holmes Sandy Holmes Keith MacKay Ron Markosky Charlotte Martinez Jeanette Meacham Errol Johnson Nancy Hulburt Dee Hullinger Loretta Johnson Karen Jolley Dallas Merrill Dennis Montgomery Randy Morrison LuAnn Murdock Margaret O’Neil Willard Perry Dick Offutt Jimmy Murray Lynn Murray Saralyn Murray Stewart Olsen Ron Murri MarRita Oaks Lana Peterson Walker Vickie Peterson Betty Jo Pitchford Bob Pope Linda Pope Lloyd Prather Beverly Reese Marvin Rust Linda Seabolt Sonja Searle Juanita Sinfield Terry Searle Warren Sevy Frank Slaugh Gail Smith Diane Smuin Leo Snow Ora Southam Evelyn Rich Homer Robertson Clark Robinson Monroe Robinson Barbara Sowards Bob Sowards Terry Stagg Cheryl Storey Kenny Stringham Tammy Tate Linda Taylor Carolyn Timothy Sherman York Dennise Young Terry Wilson Charlotte Tomlinson Rosemary Walker Shana Lee Wardell Ken Winder it Robert Alexander Bob Martinez Beth Patterson Curtis Griggs Shary Hartle Tommy Anderson Connie Simper Mike Adams Kent McCurdy Judy Luck Neddy Oaks Tony Wright Pat Co lobelia Dale Lee Judy Bradley Jack Stanfill DeLora Thomas Elizabeth Frerichs Wade Goodrich Linda Simper Eldon Atwood Kenny Sutton Len Flippen Glenna Cooper Lynden Aitken Dana Price Janet Alexander President Lillian Allen Dean Abplanalp Doreen Abplanalp Clara Jeane Abplanalp Kathleen Allen Glen Allred Larry Allred Cherree Anderson Melody Anderson Jenny Aycock John Babb Janet Babb Nancy Ballard Kathy Bates Lee Anne Batty Biff Bellon Clifta Bennett Susan Bennett Frank Bergner Terry Billings Milton Billings Thomas Bingham Clayton Bodily Kerry Bolthorp Brent Boren Maureen Brown Kelly Buckley Vikki Bullock Marian Burton Linda Cater Tim Carter Susan Carroll Geraldine Caldwell Christine Caldwell Barbara Clark Pat Clark Kathy Collier Ravoe Cook Dixie Cook Greg Cook Bruce Cook Clifta Corless Clifton Corless Debara Curfew Robin Santee Edsel Cox Beverly Curfew Catherine Davis Kay Davis Leslie Davis Leonard Davis Renae Dow Jo Ann Durfee Billy Dye Dennis Eaton Marsha Eaton Anita Erickson Dexton Evans Jim Hacking Doug Hacking Linda Freestone Gerry Freestone Reggie Freestone Pat Gardiner Sandra Gentry Anita Gibson Nancy Goick Florence Kay Goodrich Keith Goodrich Kathleen Gurr Carol Hullinger Ray Huber Cheryl Holley David Herman Barbara Henline Kay Henderson Darald Haynes Marion Haws Rick Hawkins Marilyn Hartle Naomi Hatch Val Harrison Vivian Harrison Craig Hammond Burke Hanberg Gary Hall Todd Hadlock Lela Hacking Susan Hacking Rex Jacobsen Rick Jensen Perry Johnson Philip Johnson Sally Jones Donald Joseph Carol Kleyensteuber Diane Kier Linda Kenfield Jerri Kay Judy Luck Gaylea Liebhardt Kent Van Leuven Shauna Lemon Renee Lee Loraine Landon Janice Loyd Kenneth Murray Dorthy Morse Grieg Morrison Barbara Moss Gary McLean Lee Ann McKeachine Paul McCoy Charles McConkie Royce Merkley Linda Mortizky Dana Mansfield Lorraine Nay Darel Nelson Connie Nickelson Sue Offutt James Oldham Dan Olsen Glennia Parks Loene Parks Larry Paulson Larry Pederson James Pollard Jennifer Postma Wayne Pierce Gary Pierce Nolan Preece Gerry Preece Lorin Price Dana Price Pat Punches Joan Quinn Adreana Raines Smokey Rasmassen Jimmy Reese David Reynolds Ronnie Reynolds Cleata Risbon Charles Risbon Greg Robertson Greg Roberts Pat Robins Pat Robinson Lanice Saddlier Robin Santee Diana Searle Jerry Seay Doug Serrano David Schaefermeyer Diane Chivers Sharron Sharp Sandra Shiner Ronda Simmons Dennis Singleton Linda Slaugh Craig Smuin Carol Soderquist Kim Spendlove James Stien Stephane Stringham Judy Stevens Kris Stringham Danny Sunquist Dennis Swain Linda Swain Tommy Thomas Dennis Trujillo Bernice Vulcan Richard Wedig Don Weist Merv Weeks Jane Williams Donald Winder Rae Lynn Winker Narvene Winward Richard Woehrman Sharon Zufelt Dennis Murray John Milliccem Creg Cook Dick Ross Patti Grantham Janet Alexander Lyndon Britt Kathy Collier Earl Denver Helen Duran Dennis Eaton Jay Gardiner Margie Glines Murna Goodan Linda Harmon Connie Haws Carolyn Hullinger Fay Hullinger Lorraine Landon Claudette Lee Janet Oaks Fred Phillips Jennifer Postma Rodney Searle Jackie Smuin Jim Wilson 'tnm EftlCRt KrWK Cay Purdie Eileen Merrell Gary Dow Leri Dawn Gee Howard Carroll Tony Manzanares Pat Walker Karen Clark Malcolm Highland Renee Shiner Dennise Young Tarie Lee Allen Massey Sharon Goodrich Gail Phillips Kathy Knight Barbara Jackson Brent Hall Rand Murray Editors Standing: John Babb Dana Mansfield Len Flippen Sitting: Robert Goodrich Cleata Risbon Ute Powwow Left to Right: Nadine (Jeffery) Karen Janet Alexander Thelda Young Tony Manzanares Gail Phillips Tepee Talk Randy Morrison Smoke Signals Mr. Laurance Woodard Advisor Terry Adams Paco President Eileen Merrell Elena Vice President Linda Pope Linda Secretary Jerry Seay Jorge Reporter Estel Manwaring Estrelita Advisor Scott Oldroyd Diego Beverly Reese Stephanie Stringham Adriana Raines Gail Phillips Bonita Rosita Adriana Gabriela Kathy Allen Catalina Connie Cook Tim Carter Dian Abplanalp Kris Stringham Bruce Cook Carmenita Timoteo Diana Christina Cocero Bobby Martinez Roberto Carol Zufelt Carolina Claudette Lee Car lota Danny Sundquist Daniel Jenny Aycock Gabriela Margaret O’Neil Margarita Byron Goodrich Bernardo Helen Duran Elena Marie Dudley Maria Scott Rasmussen Gregorio Gerry Preece Luisa Connie Simper Carmenita Clifton Corless Carlos Pat Robinson Patricia Charlotte Tomlinson Carlota Richard Woehrmann Ricardo Charlotte Martinez Carlota Ronda Simmons Ronita - Anthon Allen Antonio Linda Taylor Lucia a Gary Pierce Rubio” Florence Goodrich Florencia Teddy McKeachnie Teodita Lloyd Prather Malo Merilyn Madsen Mariana Leri Dawn Gee Dona Mike Adams Miguel Vivian Harrison Viviana Pat Ballard Patricia Donald Joseph Donato Marilyn Anderson Mariana Loretta Johnson Lorita Ranee Searle Ramon Nadine Jeffries Nita Sandy Holmes Susita Dan Olsen Daniel Susan Bennett Susita Judy Stephens Judi Monroe Robinson Mario Judy Bradley Judi Bob Sowards Devier Dudley President Vice Pres. Picture Not Available Doug Winkler Reporter Mr. Doyle Landon Advisor Donald Ufford Bryce Barker Secretary Treasurer Willard Perry Sentinel Glenn Allred Larry Allred Brent Boren THE NATIONAL ORGANIZATION FOR BOYS STUDYING VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE These are members of the Land Judging Team that placed 1st in the region, Donald Ufford, Stwart Olsen, Bryce Barker, Ray Snow, Leo Snow, and Ron Markasky, whose picture was not available. Steve Bowden Rick Coats Lonnie Deans Billy Dye Kelly Goodrich Joseph Hacking Martin Hamaker Dennis Hatch Donald Joseph Roy Joseph Paul McCoy Dennis Singleton Leo Snow Ray Snow Verne Thompson Donald Winder Scoti Oldroyd President Patricia Hopkins First Vice President Jeanette Meacham Second Vice President Brenda Smith Secretary Mrs. Caldwell Dian Abplanalp Julie Abplanalp Mrs. Peterson Claudia Adamson JoAnn Allred Patricia Anderson Clifta Bennett Nina Rae Bingham Sharon Bodily LaNeita Burke Dale Caldwell Kay Caldwell Roy Caldwell Howard Carroll Patsy Co lobelia Bruce Cook Connie Cook Irene Cooper Kay Davis Anita Erickson Marilyn Felter Connie Fox Elizabeth Frerichs Linda Harmon Karen Jolley Sandra Merrell Dee Ann Richardson Rosemary Walker Dennis Hatch Jeri Kay Lu Ann Murdock Sonja Searle Barbara Wild Leri Dawn Gee George Hodgkinson Shauna Lemon Saralyn Murray Jack Stanfill Jane Williams Robert Goodrich Sandy Holmes Judy Luck Vickie Peterson Brownie Tomlinson Dorothy Winder Carol Hall Lewis Jensen Lee Ann McKeachie Linda Pope Roger Tullis Susan Bennett k Dee Ann Richardson Pat Anderson Senior Representative Susan Barnett Dorothy Winder Carolyn White Shana Lee Wardell Rosemary Walker Charlotte Tomlinson Judy Gilbert Secretary Tammy Tate Linda Taylor Juanita Sinfield Barbara Sowards Leslie Sevy Sonja Searle UitUs Claudia Adamson President Kathleen Jolley Vice President Kathi Webb Drill Mistress I DeLora Thomas Historian La Neita Burke Junior Drill Mistress Donetta Brown Glenna Cooper Junior Representative Shirley Bowden Pat Colobelia Nina Rae Bingham Judy Bradley RePorter Gail Smith Harvey Kanistanaux President Curg D. Belcher Dale Caldwell Terry Caldwell Kelly Goodrich Scotty Gross John Haws Malcolm Highland Ken Jenkins Kent McCurdy Scott Oldroyd Bob Pope Jerry Pope Don Roberts Clark Robinson Jack Stanfill Ken Stringham James Buzz” Sullinger Roger Tullis Jay Dee Young Kelly Goodrich Harvey Kanistanaux Vice President John Haws President Coach Louis Mele Advisor Robert Goodrich Devier Dudley Don Roberts Social Director Robert Alexander Howard Busch Roy Caldwell Treasurer Roger Tullis Larry Murphy Kenny Stringham Kent McCurdy Pat Punches Tommy Thomas Brownie Tomlinson Roy Caldwell President Barbara Wild Vice President Kathleen Jolley Secretary Judy Gilbert Recorder Sharon Bodily Kay Caldwell Barbara Sowards Historian Irene Cooper Pat Hopkins Mr. Aron Thedell Advisor Warren Sevy Cheryl Storey Roger Tullis Patt Walker Marilyn Felter Connie Fox Liz Frerichs John Gotfredson Brent Hall Malcolm Highland Darrell Jones Eileen Merrell Randy Morrison Rand Murray Scott Oldroyd Gerri Preece Vickie Peterson Dana Price Marvin Rust Leslie Sevy Nina Rae Bingham Cheryl Abegglen, President Kathy Knight, Vice President Mrs. Freda Davis, Advisor Patricia Walker, Secretary Kathleen Jolly, Historian Marilyn Felter, Parliamentarian Doreen Abplanalp Marion Burton Janet Alexander Kathy Allen Lillian Allen Melody Anderson Sheree Anderson Jenny Aycock Ann Ballard Carol Ballard Susan Barnett Clifta Bennett Linda Harmon Leah Bowden Susan Bennett Nina Rae Bingham Judy Bradley Christine Caldwell Lee Anne Batty Jeanette Meacham Lee Ann McKeachnie Eileen Merrell Sandra Merrell Barbara Moss Lu Ann Murdock Barbara Henline Kay Handerson Naomi Hatch Vivian Harrison Colleen Hammond Sandy Holmes Carol Hall Kathy Gurr Nancy Goick Margie Glines Judy Gilbert Sandra Gentry Leri Dawn Gee Pat Gardiner Linda Freestone Connie Fox Anita Erickson Marsha Eaton Marie Dudley Leslie Davis Catherine Davis Beverly Curfew Clifta Corless Irene Cooper Dixie Cook Kathy Collier Barbara Clark Linda Carter Susan Carroll Kay Caldwell Cheryl Holley Sue Offutt Peggy O’Neil Beth Patterson Linda Pope Jennifer Postma Gerri Preece Dana Price Dee Ann Richardson Wright Pat Robbins Carol Zufelt Rae Lynn Winkler Carolyn Roberts Linda Seabolt Diana Searle Sonja Searle Leslie Sevy Ronda Simmons Sharon Sharp Leta Shiner Brenda Smith Barbara Sowards Linda Staley Kris Stringham Tammy Tate Linda Taylor Carolyn Timothy Charolette Tomlinson Rosemary Walker Barbara Wild Jane Williams Dorothy Winder Marilyn Hartle Florence Kay Goodrich Jeri Kay Carol Kleyensteuber Diana Kleyensteuber Alvaretta Kloeppel Larraine Landon Claudette Lee Judy Luck Linda Morityhy Diane Abplanalp Sciente First row: Shauna Lemon, Secretary-Treasurer; .Colleen Hammond, Vice President; Craig Hammond, Librarian-Reporter. Second row: Mr. Wells, H. Mclnelly, Mr. J. Bart Nelson, Mr. John L. Blazzard. Third row: Loene Parks, Beth Patterson, Gail Smith, Kathleen Jenkins, Douglas Hacking, Linda Slaugh, Carol Ballard, Dana Price, Rick Jensen, John Banks, David Herman, Roddy Ainge, Mike Bates, Sandra Gentry, Susan Hacking, Leslie Davis, Pat Gardiner, Richard Warman, Donald Joseph. 4 A Vickie Peterson Uintah’s Sweetheart Queen This darling little 5 foot 2 inch blond represented Uintah well in regional competition for Sweetheart Queen. She is very talented in dancing and this was the basis for her act in the contest. Man zst Bolt RoyaMy Diana Neilson Attendant Jackie Smuin LaNeita Burke Attendant CW Abner % rent Hall Dennis Hatch Ift Si Pat Punches Kelly Goodrich Howard Carroll Curg Belcher Steve Aycock Dale Caldwell Chick” Beynon Roy Caldwell Elynn Massey Sharon Goodrich Elynn Massey HUMUVMS Vickie Peterson Kay Caldwell Sharon Goodrich Kay Caldwell Vickie Peterson U 5, Elynn Massey, Kay Caldwell, and Vickie Peterson won State Cheerleaders during the State B Basket ball'Tournament of 963. Sharon Goodrich Vickie Peterson Slynn Massey Kay Caldwell Dennis Hatch Scott Oldroyd Roger Tullis Gary Showalter Donald Ufford Jay Dee Young Howard Carroll Dale Caldwell Marie Dudley Kathleen Jolley Dorothy Winder Charles Shumway Tommy Murray Fred Weeks Joseph Hacking Harold Ainge Ranee Searle Qirls’ Cecujue Back row: Mrs. Webb, Advisor; Kathy Collier, Sophomore Rep.; Kathi Webb, Historian. Front row: Brenda Smith, Vice President; Pat Hopkins, President; Glenna Cooper, Secretary. Keys’ Ceague Left to right: Curg Belcher, President; Harvey Kanistanaus, Vice President; John Haws, Senior Rep.; Kent McCurdy, Junior Rep.; Steve Aycock, Secretary; Pat Punches, Sophomore Rep.; Coach Stoney, Advisor. Dana Mansfield Miss Estel Manwaring Bobby Nelms, Alternate Marie Dudley United, NcJtvms Mr. Valda Massey Marilyn Felter Glen Landon, Captain Front row: Dorothy Winder, Marie Dudley, Connie Fox, Kathleen Jolley, Saralyn Murray. Middle row: Marilyn Felter, Valda Massey--Advisor, Colleen Hammond, Barbara Sowards, Linda Taylor, Linda Pope, Connie Cook, Dee Allred—Advisor. Back row: William Dewey, Dale Caldwell, Roy Caldwell, Bob Sowards, Eddie Oaks, Roger Tullis. BACCALAUREATE: Glen Landon, Buzz Sullinger, Robert Goodrich, Eileen Merrell, and Sandra Me well. SENIOR DAY: Howard Carroll, Elynn Massey, and Roy Caldwell. ASSEMBLY: Tom Murray, and Leslie Sevy. raior - Science Sale TRDPI5M5 □F PLRNT5 ■jimE '-£� £ • uonorcM ■- ji c rtf lows mtfT ro WD (rt T VE G£ W0yi«ra£srww: =� :;«uxtopen ; 6® w«tfcittr5«l36 {Junior Prom Committee Chairmen Back row: Marilyn Felter, Patsy Colobelia, Thelda Young, Shana Wardell, Judy Gilbert, Jeanette Meacham, Barbara Sowards. Front row: Brent Hall, Tammy Tate, Neddy Oaks. Sophie Swing ASSEMBLY: Brent Boren, Jane Williams, Marsha Eaton, Kathy Allen, Dana Price, Janes Oaks, Adreana Raines. DANCE: Dana Mansfield, Pat Punches, Dana Price, James Pollard, Adreana Paines, Kathleen Jolley-Aunt Jennie, Rand Murray-Mr. Hyde, Leslie Sevy-Aunt Sigrid, Sharon Armstrong-Miss Dana Morehead, LeRoy Caldwell-Me Is, Malcolm Highland-Bell Boy, Judy Luck-Jesse and Nurse, Joseph Hacking-Soda Clerk, Lloyd Clark-Arne, Robert Goodrich-Doctor Johnson, Judy Bradley-Dorthy, Marilyn Felter-Madeline, Sharon Bodily-Aunt Trina, Randy Morrison-Reter Thorkelson. Sitting: Elynn Massey-Dagmar, Marvin Rust-Papa, Barbara Wild- Mama, Cheryl (McLean) Abegglen-Christine, Kathy Knight-Katrin, Darrel Jones-Uncle Chris, Mama Kitty-Uncle Elizabeth. Children's Thjudre HANSEL AND GRETEL Cheryl Abegglen-Gretel Randy Morrison-Hansel Glen Landon-Father Renee Hullinger-Mother Patricia Hopkins-Forest Fairy Carie Lee-Cat Kathy Knight-Witch THE WIZARD OF OZ Glen Landon-Woodman Randy Morrison-Lion Joseph Hacking-Scarecrow Leslie Sevy-Good Witch Barbara Wild-Glenda To to-Malcolm Highland Marilyn Anderson-Dorothy Byron Goodrich-Soldier Kathy Knight-Witch Rand Murray-Wizard of Oz Carolyn Timothy Kathy Ford-Munchkins Judy Bradley Judy Luck Cleata Risbon-Winkies Diane Kier Autoywphs Autographs JZcws Cc M e £ Xlegislative Jorum Danny Sundquist, Homer Robertson, John Gotfredson, Roger Tullis, Lloyd Clark, Nadine Karren. Debate Kathy Ford William Dewey Janet Alexander Beverly Curfew Jerry Seay Vickie Searle Oratory Gerry Preece Mike Bates Extemporaneous Speaking fwsetu e Marilyn Madsen Retold Story Stage Crew Marvin Rust, Randy Morrison, Rand Murray, Brownie Tomlinson. Music Drum Major Lewis Jensen Manner Carriers Carolyn Roberts, Kathy Collier, Vickie Searle. Zwirkrs Juanita Sinfield, Jane Williams, Janice Lloyd, Kay Caldwell. First row: Juanita Sinfield, Kay Caldwell, Jim Hacking, Stephnie Stringham, John Kindt, Bernice Vulcan, Allen Deans, Grant Meacham, Donald Weist, Jane Williams, Janice Lloyd. Second row: Keith Goodrich, Carol Hall, Georgia Holmes, Betty Ann Gardiner, Connie Rae Gardiner, Jo Ann Durfe, Shauna Lemon, Kris Stringham, Dana Price, Pat Punches, Kathy Allen, Nolan Preece, Beth Patterson. Third row: Chuck Cramer, Sandra Anderson, John Gotfred- son, Brent Hall, Doug Hacking, Marilyn Anderson, Jennifer Postma, Greg Roberts, Gary Hall, Gary McLean, Christine Caldwell, Larry Pederson, Rick Jen- sen. Fourth row: Danny Sundquist, Phil Johnson, Don Roberts, Willard Perry, John Millecam, Marvin Rust, Craig Hammond, James Pollard, Scott Oldroyd, Terry Caldwell, Alfred Billings, Marion Haws, Dennis Trujillo. Fifth row: Lewis Jensen, Carolyn Roberts, Kathy Colleir, Vickie Searle. (jjuhjtsJbcA First row: Sally Jones, Aria Jones, Kathy Evans, Brenda O’Neil, Lorin Mansfield, Larry Allred. Second row: Linda Harmon, Ellen Richardson, Eileen Busch, O'Neita Bastian, Linda Smith. Third row: Lewis Jensen, James Pollard, Scott Oldroyd, Mike Bates, Keith Goodrich, Nolan Preece, Allen Deans. ( vJU Ciee Front row: Jackie Smuin, Linda Staley, Delores Hernandez, Myra Snow, Meriam Allred, Barbara Clark, Narvene Windward. Middle row: Diana Estes, Lanice Sadlier, Robin Santee, Linda Carter, Lela Hacking, Linda Kenfield, Susan Carroll. Back row: Linda Swain, Doreen Abplanalp, Linda Freestone, Gaylea Liebhardt, Jayne Bradshaw, Clara Jean Abplanalp, Cheryl Storey, Sharon Zuefelt. Front row: Karen Jolley, Dorthy Morse, Lillian Allen, Sherry Hartle, Sharon Sharp, Saralyn Murray, Myrna Gooden, Linda Seabolt, Leta Shiner, Carolyn Pate. Middle row: Barbara Henline, Kathy Pontius, Barbara Wild, Charlotte Tomlinson, Lola Allred, Debra Curfew, Renae Dow, Carol Zuefelt, Lorraine Nay, Diane Searle. Back row: Cheryl Holmes, Clifta Corless, Janet Oaks, Marsha Eaton, Lee Ann McKeachnie, Beverly Curfew, Kathy Ford, Kris Stringham, Linda Mortizky, Nancy Ballard. 1Kixed Chfrtus. First row: Marvin Schnuerle, Stuart Olsen, Clayton Bodily, Alvin Pearson, Dick Offutt, Monroe Robinson, Bradley Moore, Larry Allred, Biff Bellon. Second row: Jim Hacking, David Sims, Val Harrison, Tim Carter, Jim Oldham, Bob Abegglen, Rex Jacobsen, Lynn Aitken, Kerry Bowthorpe. Third row: Larry Paulson, Bobby Sowards, Clark Robinson, Tom Murray, Denton Evans, Kim Spendlove, Terry Billings, Jay Dee Young, Kelly Goodrich, Curg Belcher. Alan Byron Clifton Clifta Dennis Flirt John Lloyd Tammy Billy Keith Leah Connie Mar Rita Charlotte Sandra y0 I rrr') Vf Harvey Cheree Student My Officers Teddy Dorothy Gary Patt Aren't we cute Cheerleader Team?? Homer Jethro Wow! ! Queenie and Butch How dainty How about a date? % Jootball Zeam Sitting, Left to right: George Hodgkinson, Tony Wright. First row: Jerry Pope, Pat Punches, Tommy Thomas, Dennis Montgomery, Jack Stanfill, Bob Pope, Kenny Stringham, Dorrell Gates, Clark Robinson. Second row: Coach Mele, Devier Dudley, Kent McCurdy, Don Roberts, Allen Lee, Kelly Good- rich, Kenny Jenkins, Charles Risbon, Rick Hawkins. Third row: Tommy Murray, Steve Aycock, Robert Alexander, Roy Caldwell, Ray Staley, John Haws, Curg Belcher, Jay Dee Young, Coach Caldwell, Coach Stoney. First row: Roy Caldwell, Ken Jenkins, John Haws, Kelly Goodrich, Raymond Staley, Steve Aycock, Tom Murray. Second row: Jack Stanfill, Curg Belcher, Kent McCurdy, Jerry Pope. Main String First row: Robert Alexander, Charles Risbon, Rick Hawkins, Alan Lee, Devier Dudley, Clark Robinson, Jay Dee Young. Second row: Pat Punches, Dorrell Gates, Ken Stringham, Bob Pope, Dennis Montgomery, Don Roberts, Tommy Thomas. Second String Uintah 20 Uintah 0 Uintah 6 Uintah 19 Uintah 27 Uintah 44 Uintah 0 Uintah 19 Uintah 7 Won—4 Lost Rangely 7 Craig 7 Carbon 6 Payson 12 B. Y. High 19 Pleasant Grove 0 Lehi 19 American Fork 34 Union 21 -4 Tied—1 First row, Left to right: Douglas Hacking, Grieg Morrison, John Millecam, Creg Cook, Rex Jacobsen, Dick Ross, Greg Roberts, John Kindt, Homer Robertson. Second row: Richard Wedig, Clifton Corless, Kim Spendlove, Coach Stoney, Frank Bergner, Brownie Tomlinson, Curtis Griggs. junior Varsity Rick Hawkins Roy Caldwell Dorrell Gates Clark Robinson Jay Dee Young Curg Belcher Charles Risbon Jack Stanfill Don Roberts Kelly Goodrich Kenny Stringham Ken Jenkins Jerry Pope Devier Dudley Alan Lee Kent McCurdy Tommy Thomas Dennis Montgomery Raymond Staley Bob Pope Robert Alexander Tommy Murray HOMECOMING GAME RANGELY GAME Fred Weeks Sneak Eddie Oaks Sodaquist Dale Lee 'Hot-Lips' Kelly Goodric Nose Clark Robinson Cherokee Russell Hatch Knees Tom Murray Turtle Curg Belcher Daisy Roy Caldwell Electa Howard Busch Howie Steve Aycock Jay Dee Young Freckles Go-Captains Curg Belcher and Tommy Murray Coaches Coach Stoney and Coach Caldwell Manager Darrell Jones {junior Varsity Robert Alexander Rex Jacobsen, Manager Jack Stanfill Lorin Price George Hodgkinson, Donald Ufford, Tommy Bingham, Milton Billings, Kenny Stringham, Harvey Kanistanaux, Bob Pope, Kent McCurdy, Ken Jenkins, Jerry Pope, Dennis Montgomery. 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