Uintah High School - Uintahn Yearbook (Vernal, UT)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1966 volume:

UINTAH HIGH SCHOOL Vernal, Utah Bert Chew...................... Editor Waneta Smith.................Co-Editor Irene Stringham . .. Business Manager Valda Massey....................Advisor Lithographed by COMMUNITY PRESS Orem, Utah 1 Will Remember f C . . . this eventful year at Uintah. As the veil of time fills the track which we have set down in the past, the power of recall is not yet lost. We will remember always the qualifies of leadership our faculty so displayed. The friendliness and the spirit to progress have brought our distant goals closer to our per- spectives. The footsteps of the class of 1966 echo down the halls, not to disappear, but to be kept ever resonant by the record in this, your Uintahn. 'O . 'U '-Q BYY ■9 A Qr t , $ X, v. rO Ct O oo Sfo iiy co 7$ x Os, O 0 5 PJM Oox cxP _ x ty3 M- J- Jkii (Arid ''■ £ p fh NNN fi Sy'OK J cdf me No t Xo ,v 0 Ua7 A rf-jUv vO J7 7 An individual's ability to cope with the future will determine his success or failure. School curricu- lum is established to furnish the student with tools to help hurdle the obstructions placed in his path, and to open and lift his eyes in search for positive ex- periences to help him in growing toward success in life and citizenship. Surely the time has come for high and low alike to cease concentrating upon disheartening situations and to adopt a less childish, more manly, more American, more helpful attitude. Transforming our mental attitude will do more than anything else at this stage to hasten improvement of both our materi- al and our economic status. Your future will depend upon a clear vision of goals and achievement. Lift up your eyes; walk into your future proud and confident. HH Front row: Francis Lennox, Clerk; Alvin Bowden, President; Ashel Evans, Superintendent. Back row: Ken McLean; Lorin McKee; Grant Pickup, Vice-President; Ray Nash. Making the decisions that govern the well-being of Uintah School District and Uintah High School are Superin- tendent Ashel Evans, and the members of the school board. Financing, school issues, and building are only a few of the problems debated by these diligent workers in their regular meetings. Their many hours of effort are well rewarded by the pleasing smoothness with which the Uintah County schools operate. Vice-Principal . 7 ' „ _ Uintah School Board Mr. Valda Massey Mrs. Wilma Webb Social Science Librarian Mr. Ted Taylor Mr. Curtis May Physical Education and Health Mathematics Mr. Dennis Preece Industrial Arts Mr. Lynn Thomas Physical Science Miss Deanne Lee Physical Education Vacuity Mrs. Freda Davis Home Economics Mr. William Bausch English Mr. Ramond Peterson English 6 have Confabulation Teachers are very versatile people; they do much more besides teaching classes. They spend long hours helping to plan activities and to supervise the work that goes into making these extra-curricular activities success- ful. Teachers are much more than teachers, they are coun- selors, advisors, and friends. Their reward comes in seeing the students with whom they work, grow in ability, un- derstanding, and appreciation. Mrs. Barbara Gale Mr. Aron Thedell Secretary Mr. Doyle Landon Vocational Agriculture Mr. James Olsen Social Science Art Miss Estel Manwaring English and Spanish Mr. Errol Merkley Mathematics 7 Mr. Chad Orton Counseling Mr. John Blazzard Biology Mr. Doug Moon Mr. Winslow Weber Physical Education and Health Social Science Mrs. Verda Hammond Mrs. Melba Weber Secretary Home Economics Mr. Kobert B. Jameson Business Education Mr. Kermit Herd Theatrical Arts and English 8 To the cooks Alice Bingham, Ada Murray, Ellen Haws, Marvel Williams, Pearl Simper; custodians Lowell Wardle, Arnold Perry, Bill Richardson and to the bus drivers the students of Uintah High wish to Thank You for the marvelous care you have given us through this year. 9 body secretary, has proved ef- ficient and enterprising. Through the diligent work and excellent leadership of our student body president, Shelley Stagg, our school has functioned efficiently. Shelley has been a hard worker and a real asset to our school. Student Body The history of Uintah has been recorded wisely by our historian, Diane Abplanalp. Officers Our business manager, Lorna Pope, handled the af- fairs of the Uintah High School this year with business-like dealing. Our chief of police, John Shumway has done a great deal to keep our school rules enforced. Gary Tassainer has worked hand in hand as vice-president with our president, seeing to it that our school functioned smoothly. Gary has also worked as spokesman for the Service Bureau. Classes Sophomore Chairmen Senior Chairmen 12 Senior Chairmen The class of '66, and their activities have been under the capable v,. Jimmy Bowden, Evan Hall, and Teresa Heeney. As the 1966 year draws to a close, the seniors leaving Uintah will look back and remember the memorable moments experienced here. Now ahead of them is much more; an entire future to do with what they will. Bill Pope Velyn Frandsen Mike Freestone Leianna Hoopes Penny Cook Gary Hofeltz Todd Searle Dayle Sessions Veronica Wallen Karen Glaser 15 Diane Abplanalp John Lube Carol Southam Leonard Deans Ellen Richardson Rodney Campbell 16 Judy Freestone Roland Searle Maureen Billings Jim Sucke Linda Hill Craig Collett Gloria Clark DeVon Smuin Jane Morton Leland Gotfredson Kathy Warby Tim Sweeney Marilyn Southam Gain Knowledge. . . ? Seniors Make Janet Murray Loren Mansfield Clara Turner Lynda Sharp Doyle Snow Lorna Pope Dale Snow John Shumway Aria Jones Jim Bowden Linda Gray Donald Monsen Sharron Roberts Gary Tassainer Pam Petty llene Storey Linda Hullinger Corey Grua Jerry Hatch Progress. Diana Kirk Ken Price Sherry Karren Shelley Stagg Shirlene Price Joe Davis 19 Bright Side of the 20 Elynn Kidd John Offutt Garth Martinsen O'Neita Bastian Seniors Alan A cConkie Barbara Beaman Leon Roberts Teresa Heeney Linda Reynolds Ken Southam Susan Hall Corrine Kier Seniors bo„ Janie Vigil Brent Hatch Kay Guinn Robert Downard Marie Dye Helen Huff Lorraine Haws Terry Pummell Dwayne Humphries Keith Hodgkinson Stephanie Bradshaw Keith Murray Duane Wilkins 22 Talent. Greg Horrocks Lane Fletcher Rhett Searle Merlene Horton JoAnn Stone Kathy Cloward Gregg Oaks Linda Lou Baker Gordon Merkley Linda Gurr Jon Banks 23 Franklin Myore Shari Miller Linda Price Seniors Etta Skinner Billy Wardle Phil Hardy 24 Kathy Bradshaw Charles Johnson Billie Dawn Gardiner Gary Goodrich Julie Dawn Rowan Craig Calder Strive for Better Health Willa Rae Millecan Bert Chew Russell Pope Eugene Winder Kathy Wallace Kathy Despain Craig Bowthorpe Shannon Sweeney Mark Nash Ron Oldson Mary Sadlier Fen Simmons Reah Toone Gai Bruce White Connie Hoyee Harlan Wilkins David Schwcbe Jim Goodman Marie Peterson Carol Markosky Calleen Brady Evan Hall Bob Scott 26 Culture. Gloria Smith Ron Pederson Ada Beth Winder 27 David Kempff Sherry Burton Terri Boren George Chambliss 28 Darlene Helco Warren Meacham Marsha Caldwell David Hatch Lou Ann Ross Dale Bowden Are Creative. Sharyl Steele Renita Risner Darlene Raines Louise Johnson Carol Call Kenneth Cooper Alice Bodily Kathy Evans Larry Colobella Linda Richardson Brenda Vickery Brian Spendlove Doug Jensen Patti Howard r y Connie Caldwell Steve Hirschi Verona Winkler Jerry Chew 31 Mathematiciori Pam Wehking Gregg Davidson LeAnn Caldwell Ben Johnson LaRee Jorgensen Bruce Nay Sharlee Rowan Richard Jolley Sandra Slaugh Rick Jones Sherma Oaks Robert Jolley Maureen Massey 32 of the Future Linda Abplanalp Mike Schaefermeyer Louise McConkie Glenn Slaugh Jo Linda Hodgkinson Leon Richens 33 George Coochise Julie Abegglen Barry Hatch Melody Thunehorst John Weeks Larraine Bowden ‘Juniors Robert Walker Louise Dewey Neldon Hall Bonnie Davis Doug Timothy Linda Scott Jolene Robbins Robert T. Hunting Randy Searle Russell Cook llene Pope Vicki Hammond 34 Learning English? Gene Bigelow Bobbi Jo Hatch Gary Myers Elaine Brown Leo Rooks Kathy Hardy Jennifer Young Wayne Manwaring Claudine Goodrich David Merkley Kathy Goodrich Jim D. Fulkerson Randy Collett juniors Our Future Dennis Mott Susan Cook John Allred Leon Kidd Glen Stephens Sally Temples Richard Walker Norma Johnson Gawin Horrocks Sybil Gross Zale Postma Lee Webb Peggy Hemstreet Musicians. 37 DeArmon Batty Vickie Campbell Dee Sessions Pam Angus Gale Rasmussen Linda Pollard Shhh Mary Smith Roger Murray Errol Hullinger Bruce Nelson Jolyn Smith Myrna Carter Russ Vernon Connie Gardiner Tom Oaks Jodie Couture Linda Neal Ron Solmonson 38 ‘Juniors at Study? Terry Wall Leonard Sullivan Dorene Zufelt Cherie Richens Waneta Smith JoAnn Winder Marvin Smith Larry Wall Bonnie White Bob Ufford Georgie White Susan Freeman Robert Morrison Irene Stringham Ronald Banks Darlene Yakovick Phil Washburn Nancy Hobart Buzz Holmes LaRee Serrano LaNae Wedig Arietta Moon Eva Foster Donna Bowden Diana Massey Loreen Pitchford Venture Beyond. Marilyn Ainge Steve Warby Shonna Stanfill Lou Ann Eaton Linda Smith Burnell Slaugh 41 Paula Bradshaw Christine Alexander Mary Sevy Ruth Hofeltz Linda Greenhow Marquita Olsen juniors Cheryl Murray Robert Paulson Van Chamblis Ray Trujillo Vickie Davis Jerry Cook Acel Thacker Beatrice Cesspooch DeAnna Rowley Lane Bennion Richard Jackson Oke McQueen 42 Advance in Art Donald L. Curfew Glenda Colorow David L. Hacking LaRita Haws Joe Hall Lillie Ann Cook Evelyn Coon Blake Navanick Nancy Hatch Brent Birchell Betty Karren Stephen Busch Billie Smith i| !:SS:ii.-a -.rr , tA'  n 1« Under the competent leadership ot Duane Hanburg, Keith Miller, and Judy Smith, the class of 1968 has worked successfully for out- standing achievement and qualities. As under classmen, the Sophomores proved to have undying ability and spirit in the areas of athletics, music, and all other social functions. They are to be congratulated on a job well done. Craig Tassainer Richard Bowden Mike Stanfill Johnetta Magee Jeaneen Brady Ralph Snow Christine Oaks Doug Kier Garr Roberts Ron Harvey Delwin Remington Larry Reynolds Susan Merrill Kenton Grua Dianne Harris Douglas Gibbs Larry Joseph Judy Briese Roland Sinfield Betty James 45 Sophomores Wait Doug McConkie Carol Goldenstein Bruce Dailey Diana Brough Jana Brown Corwyn Roberts Eileen Oaks Steve Sharp Their Turns. . . Jean Stringham Rick Eksund Wynn Mansfield Doug Robinson Judy Herman Kathy Hatch Lee Nash Paul Feltch Gena Sweatfield Jay Henline Linda Bland Lloyd Lemon Patty Ann Merrell Steve Hunting 47 Jimmy Reynolds Dianna Colobella Rex Hadlock Ellen Batty Gaylen Merrell Paulette Rediske Learn Skills. Mike Alexander Gay Saunders Vickie Stephens Carmelita Thomas Richard Pedersen Rodney Storey Kathy Boren Lynn Sundquist Carol Stevens Keith Miller Lonnie O'Driscoll Janis Risner Norman Snow Marla Baird 49 Sophomores... Make Um Heap Ronnie Westwood Ona Marie Billings llene McConkie Debbie Goodrich Clair Bascom Bill Thweatt Roger Peterson Vaneta Johnson Kay Barker Elden Swett Rhonda Porter Jerald Nay Norene White Elva Linn Manwaring Craig Dearing Kathie Luck Kent Montgomery 50 Big Messes . . . Bonnie Anderson Jim Jensen Jim Malone Mike Weber Lorrie Slaugh Ura Gardner Christine Morton Ron Ross Beverly Richens Steve Griggs Beth Cook Dale Gowen 51 Come On Danny Martinsen Clark Christian Reid Merrell Joann Toone Judy Holfeltz Judy Smith Kenneth Bascom Roger Holfeltz Joe Murray Sandra Hatch Dennis Terry m- ■m Dixie Adams Jay Bowden Jerrie Zimmerman 52 Sophomores, Let’s Get To Class . . . . Mary Usery Randy Gray Doris Cooper Danny Cloward Kathy Burke Irene McGee Rusty Oldson Glenda Huff Sophomores... Ready Exercise . . . Deann Hendricks Teresa Palmer Larry Hall Claudia Goodrich Katherine Marten Bill Foster Deon Bastian Robert Raines 54 Ann Henderson Sherman Workman Lorene Johnson Jackie Hatch Carol Murray Ken Thomas Michael Navanick James Percy Ann Slaugh 55 Robert and Richard Walker were born on Decem- ber 16, 1948 in Vernal, Utah. They are the sons of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Walker. They are both very active members of the Junior class. They are active in foot- ball, basketball, and baseball. They are fine representa- tives of Uintah High School. Robert and Richard Jolley were born on January 14, 1949 in Salt Lake City, Utah. Their parents are Mr. and Mrs. J. Arben Jolley. They are active members of the Junior class and are in the Key Club and Varsity Club. They participate in many school functions. U.M. S. Zw'lHS Sit;,. ,; iSSrnk Paula and Paulette Bradshaw were born on July 26, 1949 in Carlsbad, New Mexico. They are the daugh- ters of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Bradshaw. In 1964, they moved to Vernal in their Sophomore year of school and became a part of Uintah. At the present they are active members of the Junior class and the Pep Club, and they help build school spirit. Larry and Terry Wall were born on August 22, 1949 in Vernal, Utah. Their parents are Mr. and Mrs. Gary Wall. They started their school at the Jensen Ele- mentary, then on to Ashley Valley Jr. High. They are now in their second year at Uintah. They participate in the F.F.A., and are active in the Junior class. Dale and Doyle Snow were born on December 31, '947 in Vernal, Utah. They are the sons of Mr. and Mrs. Ross Snow. They attended the Jensen Elementary, Ashley Valley Junior High, and are now seniors at Uintah High School. Both are active participants of the F.F.A. and the Senior class. Dale and Doyle are talented and often take part in the asssemblies at Uintah. 57 Homecoming Jolene Gentry Dayle Sessions Jennifer Young Koyaltg The various events for the Homecoming this year were very successful and were enjoyed by everyone. Included in the various activities was an alumni assembly; a parade with floats, sponsored by the clubs; and a queen's assembly. The alumni assembly was enjoyed by our past studentbody, present studentbody, and the faculty. Doris Burton's stylish revue was hilarious. Don and Brent Anderson harmonized That's How My Heart Sings, beautifully. The trio, Lois Erekson, Marva Lent, and Pat Stewart, Climb- ed Every Mountain of harmony. Every club worked hard and long on floats for the Homecoming Parade. As soon as we saw the floats file by in their gay decor, we knew that every moment of our labor was worth- while. After much debate and serious thinking lovely Dayle Sessions was chosen to reign over the festivities of the Homecoming Parade, game, and dance. Queen Candidates and Escorts We Will Remember The Sophomore class had an impressive float. It expressed the time and hard work Spanish Club had a beautiful and novel float. The theme of Chilly Today . . . Hot 60 Homecoming ’65 which helped make this first place float a success. Uintah's Yearbook Class presented a heavenly float by portraying the Happy Hunting Ground. It was this years winner in the club division. Indian Summer set the stage For days well all await The memories gained within the Halls Now stored for a later date. Yes someday soon, or later Though thoughts may be then Slack Within our minds and hearts well feel A longing to come back. Well take our cherished treasures That life shall meekly give And home well come to join the past That Homecoming gain may live. S C Tamale, showed initia- tive. It gained third place in club rankings. Marnst Formed during past years, the Fall tradition of the Harvest Ball is a custom which will be remember- ed with fond memories of the past. Conceived by the F.H.A. and F.F.A. Clubs, the dance has been presented annually the week before Thanksgiving to celebrate the end of Fall and a bountiful harvest. 62 The candidates for Harvest Bali Queen are chosen by each class. This year the theme of the dance was, Every- one's Gone to the Moon. The theme was presented in a special assembly. Each candidate was presented at this time. At the dance, royalty were LouAnn Ross, Queen, and Jolene Robbins and Soni Adamson, attendants. 63 64 Organizations The various clubs sponsored these lovely queen candidates. Joe Davis Brian Spendlove Christine Morton Bobbie Jo Hatch Shannon Sweeney Secretary Steve Hirschi Kathy Wallace Fen Simmons President Linda Hullinger Roger Holfeltz Corey Grua Miss Estel Manwaring Merlene Horton Vice-President Advisor Historian Spanish Club... Irene Stringham Calleen Brady Ada Beth Winder Linda Pollard Jon Banks Clayton Merkley Jolyn Smith Mary Smith Gerald Nay Bonnie Oldroyd Colleen Sweeney Dennis Mott Billie Dawn Gardiner Lynn Steele O'Neita Bastian Norma Johnson Tim Sweeney . . . Adelante, Siempre Adelante. Barbara Beaman Louise McConkie Clara Turner Gwen Allred Teresa Heeney Susan Cook Connie Hoyee Marsha Caldwell Brenda O'Neil Bruce White 67 Varsity David Schwobe President Robert Jolley Vice President Joe Davis Secretary Jerry Chew Rick Jones Stephen Hirschi Kent Thomas Robert Gee Brian Spendlove Dwayne Humphries Charles Johnson Leon Roberts Ned Hall Garth Martinsen Gary Goodrich 68 Club The Varsity Club of Uintah High School has contributed greatly to the ad- vancement and the enrichment of our school this past year. Under the capable lead- ership of their club advisor, Mr. Doug Moon, and their officers, David Schowbe, Robert Jolley, and Joe Davis, they have set a fine example of what a club can do to improve a school. We hope that this example is followed during the coming years. Robert Downard Keith Murray Ron Oldson Billy Wardle Stephen Busch Phil Hardy Barry Hatch Roland Searle John Shumway Bill Pope Robert Walker Ron Pederson Gary Tassainer Richard Jolley Coach Doug Moon (Advisor) 69 The Future Farmers of America have played a progressive role in the future of agricultural development and in the advancement of farming, and new farming methods. As always, under the co-sponsorship of the F.F.A., this year's Harvest Ball proved to be a great highlight of the 1965-66 school year. Juture Jarmers Of „America Rhett Scarle Burnell Slaugh Rex Huber Hal Massey Treasurer Reporter Sentinel TaI Roy Merkley Steve Warby Harlan Wilkins Randy Searle 70 Agriculture Pays Off Norman Snow Dee Sessions Steve Busch LaMar Grade Mike White Leslie Mecham Wayne Manwaring George Coochise Morgan Johnson Darwin Johnson Reed Merrell Dale Snow Bruce Nay Doug McConkie Jimmy Reynolds Ralph Jones Ralph Snow Bobby Ufford Terry Wall Ben Johnson Mrs. Melba Weber Advisor Mrs. Freda Davis Advisor Marilyn Southam President Diane Abplanalp Ada Beth Winder Vice-President Secretary Marilyn Hacking Historian Juture Momemakers Glenda Colorow llene Pope Penny Cook Donna Bowden Lee Ann Rich Christine Alexander Carol Southam Judy Freestone Cheryl Hardy Shonna Stanfill Lee Ann Caldwell Lorna Pope Ellen Richardson Jane Morton Bonnie Jo Anderson O'Neita Bastian Mary Sadlier Cherie Richens LaRee Serrano Jerry Cook 72 Julie Abegglen Song Leader Darlene Raines Mary Lou Sevy Linda Bland Ellen Batty Reporter Junior Parliamentarian Of America Elva Linn Manwaring Maureen Billings Lou Ann Eaton Carole Johnson Kathy Burke Judy Herman Waneta Cmith Jolene Robbins Brenda Rich Carol Call Eileen Busch Verona Winkler Elynn Kidd JoAnn Toone Kathreen Evans Linda Smith Connie Freestone Judy Smith Linda Greenhow Beatrice Cesspooch 73 Barbara Beaman liene Storey Sharyl Steele Jane Dewey Christine Morton Juture Homemakers Lorrie Slaugh Deon Bastian Soni Adamson Irene Stringham Shirlene Price Marsha Caldwell Eva Foster Brenda Vickery Beth Cook Marquieta Olsen Linda Gurr Gwen Allred Kathleen Goodrich Pam Abplanalp Marla Baird Marie Peterson Saundra Hullinger Willa Rae Millecam Ona Marie Billings Lou Ann Ross 74 Johnetta Magee Vickie Davis Louise Dewey Gina Sweatfield Billie Dawn Gardiner Cheryl Murray Sandra Hatch Patty Ann Merrell DeAnna Rowley LaRita Haws Helen Huff Jeanie Smith LaNay Wedig Judy Hofeltz Ann Henderson The Future Homemakers of America are a very active and vivacious group. They are one of the largest groups in the school. They enjoy many trips and Homemaking experi- ences. The highlights of the year are the trip to Colorado and the State Convention in Salt Lake City in the spring. The officers and advisors of the F.H.A. are to be commended for their excellent meetings and hard work throughout the school year. 75 II ’ Sttes... Miss Deanne Lee Advisor Joyce Oaks Elynn Kidd Christine Alexander Teresa Heeney President Sherry Jones Brenda Rich Peggy Hemstreet Reah Toone Vice President Maureen Massey Willa Rae Millecam Linda Scott LouAnn Ross Secretary Linda Gray Cheerleader LaRita Haws Connie Caldwell Dayle Sessions Historian Velyn Frandsen Cheerleader Verona Winkler Patti Howard 76 Our Goal Is High; Spirit Our Creed Sybil Gross Jr. Drill Mistress Renita Risner Cheerleader Jodie Couture Marilyn Southam Calleen Brady Reporter Connie Gardiner Nancy Hatch Shannon Sweeney Penny Cook Senior Representative Maureen Billings Jennifer Young Randy Collett Jolene Robbins Junior Representative Claudine Goodrich Elaine Brown Marilyn Hacking 77 Key Club The Key Club is a sponsored club of Kiwanis affiliation and its duty is to be of service to the school. Richard Jolley Dennis Mott Glenn Stephens Jim Bowden Robert Downard Richard Walker Kent Thomas Gary Tassainer Robert Walker Brian Spendlove Larry Gurule Gary Goodrich Bill Foster Leon Roberts John Shumway  ) n 78 Bert Chew Editor Waneta Smith Co-Editor Irene Stringham Business Manager f Mr. Valda Massey Advisor The 1966 Uintahn Staff feels the time and work that was put into the Uintahn was rewarded by the feeling of accomplishment as the book became a reality. We would like to thank the students, faculty, and administration for their kind consideration and help in making this yearbook. Uintahn Robert Paulson Calleen Brady Jim Bowden Velyn Frandsen Larry Colobella { Lorraine Haws Sue Ann Bilbey Penny Cook Jerry Chew Kay Guinn Linda Burton 79 Students Today. . . . Scientists Tomorrow. The Science Club, under the student leadership of Dennis Mott and with such competent advisors as Lynn Thomas and John Blaz- zard, has proven to be a very active and successful club. In addition to regular activities, highlighted by the Science Fair, the club spon- sored a very successful dance. The Science Club expects to prosper even more in years to come. Brian Spendlove Veronica Wallen Historian Vice President Dennis Mott President Ann Henderson Secretary Science Club Bruce Nelson Colleen Sweeney Leo Rooks Pam Abplanalp Richard Jolley Julie Abegglen Corey Grua Willa Rae Millecam Max Mott Jim Jensen 80 Zkesp'm Club Cheryl Murray Secretary Louise McConkie Darlene Raines Mr. Kermit Herd Advisor Marla Baird Sharlee Rowon Ellen Richardson Historian Richard Jolley Nancy Hatch Brenda Rich Vice President Kathy Hatch Robert Paulson Ronnie Pederson President Leonard Sullivan Robert Jolley Etta Skinner Waneta Smith Recorder Lorna Pope Jule Dawn Rowon Robert Hunting The Thespian Club has had a very successful year. To begin with, they presented a one-act play, entitled Who Murdered Who, to the stu- dent body. Thespian Club sponsored a Halloween dance which was very successful. The theme was Bats and Witches and everyone was to come in costume. They held an annual party for the alum- ni and the members of the club this year. To the officers of the Thespian Club, Ronnie Pederson, president; Brenda Rich, vice-president; and Cheryl Murray, secretary, we extend our sin- cere congratulations for a very successful year. David Hacking Bonnie Anderson 81 The Uintah Chapter of the Model United Nations was privileged this year to represent one of the Big Five, the U.S.S.R. On April 22 and 23 we went to the University of Utah to participate with other schools in the state for a General Assembly of the M.U.N. Model United Nations Mr. Winslow Weber Advisor Alan McConkie President Mr. Jim Olson Advisor Mac McKee Vice-President Mr. Valda Massey Advisor Brenda O'Neil Secretary Jeanie Smith David Schwobe Ellen Richardson Garth Martinsen Jim Sucke Calleen Brady Jim Bowden Sue Ann Bilbey Darlene Raines Sidney Goodrich Veronica Wallen Gary Tassainer 82 Gain World Knowledge Julie Abegglen Tim Sweeney Richard Jolley Waneta Smith Connie Gardiner Leonard Sullivan Larry Colobella DeAnna Rowley Norma Johnson Mark Nash Mary Lou Sevy Robert Jolley Louise Dewey Russell Vernon Kathy Wallace Charles Johnson Nancy Hatch Barry Hatch Teresa Heeney Joe Hall Ada Beth Winder Leland Gotfredson Officers and members review procedures. Verona Winkler Robert Paulson Louise McConkie Acel Thacker Ned Hall Diana Massey Linda Gurr Merlene Horton Corey Grua Irene Stringham Christine Alexander Velyn Frandsen Lorna Pope Bruce White Bob Westwood llene Pope Kathy Goodrich Stephanie Bradshaw DeArmon Batty 84 Mr Robert Jameson Commercial Club Mrs. Electa Caldwell Dayle Sessions President Carol Call Vice-President Kathy Wallace Secretary Leonard Sullivan 2nd Vice-President Sherma Oaks Carol Markosky Randy Collett Eva Foster Eugene Winder Joe Hall Pam Wehking Ada Beth Winder Linda Burton R-eah Toone Diane Abplanalp Keith Murray Lorraine Haws Kathy Burke 85 Jeaneen Brady Mary Lou Sevy Loren Mansfield Susan Freeman Shirlene Price Lorna Pope Brenda Vickery Billie Gardiner Darlene Raines Lou Ann Eaton Lee Ann Caldwell Lynda Sharp Craig Collett Ellen Richardson Linda Reynolds Jana Brown Bruce Nelson Shannon Sweeney Marsha Caldwell The Commercial Club is the active organization of proficient business students at Uintah High School. The purpose of the club is to honor students who achieve honors in commercial classes or business contests, to further interest in commercial studies, and to learn more about the requirements and preparation for entering business. Interesting social and semi-social activity as well as business meetings make up each year's calendar of events. For the first time this year, the club held its Business Brawl ; there opportunity was provided to learn more about the many business machines recently added to our commercial department. The club helps to prepare each of its members to be an efficient business person. 86 Commercial Club stresses accuracy. Brenda O'Neil Beth Cook Carole Johnson Gwen Allred Rossa Searle Judy Herman Harlan Wilkins Maureen Billings Ruth Holfeltz Teresa Palmer Bruce White Kay Guinn Ellen Allred Diana Kirk Kathreen Evans JoAnn Winder Willa Rae Millecam Robert Paulson Julie Abegglen 87 Mr. Errol Burns Advisor Rod Campbell Reporter Marilyn Hacking Secretary Linda Gurr Historian Darlene Raines President David Schwobe Vice-President Craig Tassainer Robert Paulson 4 The German Club, under the supervision of Mr. Errol Burns, has had a very successful year. Their German supper and Christ- mas party, a highlight of the school year, were enjoyed by all who attended. The assembly and dance were also a big success. The German Club, although it has only been in existence for two years, has added a great deal to our school. Brent Jones Kathy Bradshaw Jim Jensen Elynn Kidd Bruce Nelson Verona Winkler Acel Thacker Irene McGehee Joe W. Davis Calleen Brady Barry Hatch Jana Brown Fen Simmons Elaine Brown Lynn Sundquist Connie Gardiner Kenton Grua Carol Southam 88 Larry Colobella Lorna Pope Ron Pederson Vicki Stephens Mike Stanfill Paulette Rediske Dale Snow Carol Markosky Russ Vernon Linda Scott DeArmon Batty Alice Bodily Wayne Manwaring Corrine Kier Steve Sharp Marilyn Southam Doug Kier Jo Linda Hodgkinson Larry Gurule Linda Hill Gary Tassainer Susan Merrill Leland Gotfredson Carol Goldenstein Mike Tunnell Velyn Frandsen Leonard Sullivan Kathy Cloward Garth Martinson Jane Morton 89 (german Club Linda Abplanalp Jule Dawn Rowon Donna Hatch Diane Abplanalp Ellen Richardson Mike Schaefermeyer Jackie Hatch Jeanie Smith Jodie Couture llene Storey Sharlee Rowon Helen Huff Joe Hall Robert Morrison Nancy Hatch 90 UJi.S. Zwirkrs Left to riaht: Leianna Hoopes. Di- ana Brough, Bonnie Jo Anderson, Kathy Warby. Left to right: Sherma Oaks, Diana Colobelia, Paula Bradshaw, Linda Abplanalp. The final step before dis- tribution, stapling, is con- sidered just as vital and im- portant as the first. Each step is taken in the same degree. Ute Pow Wow Staff Group cooperation is a requirement that is filled by the Ute Pow Wow staff in the production and comple- tion of our fine school pa- per during the past year. The industrial staff of the Ute Pow Wow were always busy trying to enlarge and improve the creation of the Uintah school paper. 97 I think we have the best school anywhere! I love cheerleading and supporting all athletic events. My hobbies are skiing, dancing, and swim- ming. I like good school spirit and boys with curly hair. My pet peeves are posters that won't stay up, and boys drinking out of straws. I love being cheerleader and supporting the various activities. I'm proud to be a repre- sentative of our great school. I like water skiing, snow skiing, fun parties, and a certain Senior Class President. I dislike sarcastic people, unorganized confusion, and dirty mirrors. Velyn Frandsen Linda Gray 98 I enjoy school and all the various activities. I like sports and love to cheer for them, espe- cially wrestling and basketball. My hobbies are dancing, singing in a quartet, and cheerlead- ing. I dislike onions and being around people that have eaten them recently. I plan to attend Brigham Young University and become a business teacher. Renita Risner I enjoy all sports very much, especially wrestling, and I love to cheer for them. My main hobbies are dancing and sewing. I dislike conceitedness and soap in my eyes. I like boys with neat grins and cheekdancing. I am interested in art and plan to major in it at Utah State University. Kathy Cloward 99 Utopians Regularly enrolled class members are: first alto saxo- phone, Ray Caldwell; first tenor saxophone, Ned Hall; clarinet, Ron Banks; first baritone saxophone, Greg David- son; first trombone. Bob Gee; second trombone, Duane Wilkins; third trombone. Bob Bocell; first trumpet, George Chambliss; bass, Loren Mansfield; guitar, David Hacking. The Utopians also have five members who give up their lunch hour to spend twenty-five minutes a day. They are Dayle Sessions, piano; Teresa Heeney, drums; Garth Mar- tinsen, second alto saxophone; Jon Banks, second trumpet; and David Schwobe, third trumpet. Not even our halls are safe anymore!? Our leisure moments. Love — What a waste of time! Student Council Capers. It it a bird?? Looking for something? 1! r THE UINTAH HIGH SCHOOL DRAMA DEPARTMENT PRESENTS . . . that Koared. ’’ BY CHRISTOPHER SERGEL FROM THE BOOK BY LEONARD WIBBERLEY The Mouse That Roared was an uproar- ous, fun-filled play presented by the Uintah High School. It concerned a country five miles long by three miles wide that declared war on the United States and won! Grand Fenwick ruled the world! In this particular situation, Leonard Sullivan played the lead opposite Veronica Wallen. They were supported by actors Robert Hunting and Corey Grua. To make things interesting, soldiers from Grand Fenwick invaded New York City with bows and arrows and accidently captured the Quaduim Bomb. The plot present- ed battles?!? romance!?! Well, anyway, the play proved to be a delightful, chuckle-provok- ing production. 105 Memories of an Unforgettable Gary Tassainer (Quarterback) Ron Pederson (Tackle) Dale Bowden (Tackle) Joe Davis (Guard) David Schwobe (Guard) John Shumway (End) Left to right: Coaches Moon, Taylor, and Preece. Lane Fletcher (Fullback) Robert Walker (End) Bill Pope (Halfback) Kent Thomas (Halfback) Phil Hardy (Center) Ron Oldson (Halfback) 106 Richard Jolley Leon Roberts Robert Jolley Richard Walker (Tackle) (Place-kicker) (Tackle) (End) Ron Solmonson Duane Wilkins Ken Price Larry Gurule (Halfback) (Center) (Tackle) (Halfback) Doug Chivers Garth Martinsen DeVon Smuin Brian Spendlove (Quarterback) (Guard) (Fullback) (Halfback) 107 ’65-66 football Zeam Mike Stanfill (Tackle) Bill Foster (Quarterback) Doug Kier (Guard) Jay Dee Henline (Fullback) Dale Gowen (Tackle) Clark Christian (Tackle) Russell Oldson (Guard) Bob Baird (Halfback) Danny Martinsen (Guard) WIN LOSS Uintah 6 Craig 6 Uintah 7 Rangely . . . . 0 Uintah 20 East Carbon . 7 Uintah 33 Moab . . . . 6 Union 20 Uintah 0 Uintah 7 Cyprus 0 Union ....33 Uintah ....20 Uintah ...... 24 Rock Springs . 6 Lloyd Lemon (Guard) James Percy (End) Jim Guinn (End) Gaylen Merrell (Guard) All Region And Staters Phil Hardy All-Region Joe Davis All-Region Gary Tassainer All-Region Front row: Bob Ufford, Burnell Slaugh, Larry Gurule, Bill Wardle, Randy Searle, Hal Massey. Back row: Coach Taylor, Dale Bowden, Joe Davis, Lane Fletcher, David Merkley, Ken Cooper, Craig Slaugh, Coach Preece. A- Standing, left to right: Harlan Wilkins, Daryi Cook, Ken Cooper, Gaylen Merrell, Dale Gowen, Jim Guinn, Jay Dee Henline, Doyle Snow, Jerry Chew, Wayne Pope, Ken Price, Larry Jorgensen. Kneeling: David Merk- ley, Doug McConkie, Bill Foster, Garr Roberts, Ken Woehrmann, Steve Warby, Bob Baird, Lee Nash, Kenny Reynolds, Dennis Terry. no Qmpplers Billy Wardle - 112 Larry Gurule — 120 Ken Woehrmann — 120 Ken Cooper — 138 Bob Ufford — 133 Burnell Slaugh — 127 Bill Foster — 133 Garr Roberts — 127 Our fine wrestling squad proved to be a credit to Uin- tah High School. Their fine skill and speed has helped them to accomplish their many victories. We are proud of our great wrestling team and congratu- late them on their fine ac- complishments. Ken Warner — 133 Wayne Pope — 165 111 Craig Slaugh — 138 Phil Hardy — 145 Dale Gowen — 145 David Merkley — 145 Jay Dee Henline — 154 Bill Pope — 154 Doyle Snow — 154 Ken Price — 180 Lane Fletcher — 165 Joe Davis — 180 Dale Bowden — Unlimited Coach Preece, Manager—Harlan Wilkins 112 Bruce Nelson Gary Tassainer Robert Walker 113 Tip to. Tip to. Tip to, Uintah. THE J.V. TEAM: from left to right: Duane Hanberg, Larry Holladay, Jim Jensen, Richard Pederson, Brent Jones, Roger Peterson, Mike Stanfill, Paul Feltch, Scott Pettey, Rex Hadlock. Pre-Season Game Scores Uintah 54 . . . , .. Emery 62 Uintah 69 . . . , . . Wasatch 50 Uintah 58 . . , . . . Monticello 48 Uintah 43 . . . . . . Richfield 102 Uintah 67 . .. . . East Carbon 53 Uintah 74 . . . . . Craig 62 Uintah 77 ... . ... Rangely 63 Uintah 76 . . . . . Meeker 68 League Game Scores Uintah 75 . . . . . Manila 30 Uintah 77 ... . . Duchesne 77 Uintah 90 . . . , . . Altamont 40 Uintah 70 . . , , . . Union 42 Uintah 63 . . . . . Tabiona 60 Uintah 105 . . . . . Manila 44 Uintah 91 . . 68 Uintah 89 . . . . . Altamont 45 Uintah 82 . . . . . Tabiona 54 Uintah 62 . . . . . Union 43 114 M ighty Warriors U3U?vm MANAGERS: from left to right in center: Ron Oldson, Richard Jolley, Moon, Robert Walker, Gary Tassainer, Brent Jones, Keith Murray, Russell Vernon. Team: left to right: Doug Olivers, Bruce Nelson, Doug Barry Hatch. Jensen, John Shumway, Dennis Jones, Richard Walker, Coach Doug 115 116 yearbook Prince And Princess Verona Winkler U.M.S. Cheerleaders Doug Jensen Shelley Stagg 118 Bob Baird Doug Mecham Evan Hall Preferred M en Garth Martinsen Doug Chivers Kent Thomas Sweetheart Queen I want to express my thanks to the students and faculty of Uintah High for the support they have given me as I received this honor. I think this is one of the most wonderful things that has happened to me. I truly did my best to represent Uintah at the Sweetheart Ball in Duchesne. I am glad that so many students attended the dance. I am proud to be a student of Uintah High School and thank you for the confidence you showed me as your candidate and representative. 122 Wrestling Second Place Jn State Back row: Coach Ted Taylor, Burnell Slaugh, Principal Pettey, Bob Ufford, Coach Dennis Preece. Front row: Craig Slaugh, Billy Wardle, Ken Cooper, Joe Davis, Lane Fletcher. 123 Personalities Judy Smith Most Courteous 124 Richard Jolley Most Humorous 125 Larry Colobelia Most Courteous Marilyn Hacking Most Humorous Personalities 726 Dayle Sessions Most Poised 'Dance Review Tick-Tock Spanish style. Sherma Oaks Linda Richardson Susan Merrill A graceful sway. Judy Herman Kathy Goodrich JoAnn Winder Gay Saunders Just Bumming Around. Hobo costume and dance. Gena Sweatfield Penguins Two. Linda Richardson Johnetta Magee Jean Stringham Kathy Kelly Betty James Paulette Rediske Art Ssdiibit And The art program is to help students discover their cre- ative ability. Once it has been discovered then to build on the artistic abilities and aptitudes. Art is open to any student desiring to enroll in the program. The program tends to develop from the point of entry and explore and build continuously upon his in- terests. 130 Industrial Awards 131 Uintah High has an excellent vocation- al program. There are various sections of homemaking, mechanics, vocational agri- culture, auto mechanics, and mechanical drawing. In the homemaking department skills important in many phases to life are studied. The girls learn cooking, sewing, managing time and money, courtship and marriage, mother and baby care, plan- ning and decorating a home, buying food and planning meals. The boys begin preparation in the available classes in the vocational field. In these classes are contained our future farmers, electricians, ‘ craftsmen, engi- neers, draftsmen, architects, carpenters, and many other occupations. Automotive Mechanics 132 133 Jolene Gentry September and Maiden of the Year Teresa Heeney October Louann Ross November Dayla Sessions December Reah Toone January Shannon Sweeney February Sherry Jones Peggy Hemstreet 136 k r O V - A V i ■?, -r- n , I j % v °- AA 4 . 5 $ .wwAxwftwwo a.vO’AS' -: A A -o 137 LETTERMEN: Top row: Joe Davis, Chuck Johnson. Bottom row: Steve Hirschi, Rick Jones, Gary Tassainer, Ron Oldson. Zmck 139 Zernis Zeam Bottom, left to right: Ned Hall, David Schwobe, Mike Schafermeyer, Le land Gotfredson. Top: David Kempf, George Chambliss, Mike Tunnell, Barry Hatch 140 Our grande Presidenfe. Ole'! Do it yourself beauty kit? Huh! Falling apart is one thing, but this. 141 Boys’And Qiris’ Staters Bob Westwood Shelley Stagg Each year the American Legion and Ameri- can Legion Auxiliary send a select group of qualified boys and girls to week-long govern- ment and leadership programs at the Utah State University in Logan. Fifteen boys from Uintah High School at- tended the 1965 Boys' State. (Kent and Brent Rex, whose pictures are missing also attend- ed.) Five girls were chosen to attend Girls' State with one alternate. During the week-long sessions the boys and girls learn about our government and put their knowledge into practice by electing their own state officers. At the end of the week they have a complete state organization with elected officers all the way from governor to county auditors and city councilmen. Dayle Sessions Merlene Horton Leland Gotfredson Charles Johnson Eugene Winder 142 David Schwobe Jim Bowden Gordon Aycock Gary Tassainer Kent Thomas Sidney Goodrich Ronnie Pederson Joe Davis 143 Zke J Ausic Department Mrigadoou 144 Presents CAST OF CHARACTERS Tommy Albright. .Gary Tassainer Jeff Douglas .... Richard Jolley Fiona MacLaren . . . Kathy Smuin Meg Brookie .... Darline Helco Charlie Dalrymple .......... Jim Goodman Harry Beaton........Joe Davis Archie Beaton . . . Shelley Stagg Andrew MacLaren ......... Richard Walker Angus MaGuffie Leon Roberts Sandy Dean . . Garth Martinsen Mr. Lundie.......Bryan Purdie Jane Ashton .... Calleen Brady Jean AAacLaren ......... Velyn Frandsen Maggie Anderson .......... Renita Risner Kate .......... DeAnna Rowley Zhe Messiah ||j flh §1 | ji Mr ,m . 145 Jnterpretive And PLAY: Kathy Kelley, Veronica Wallen, Robert Jolley, Darlene Raines, Allan McConkie, Leonard Sullivan. RADIO SPEAKING: Richard Jolley and Corey Grua. DRAMATIC AND HUMOROUS READINGS AND PANTOMIME: Gay Saunders, Jana Brown, Jolene Gentry, Cheryl Murray, Robert Hunting, Lorna Pope, Gary Holfeltz, Stephanie Bradshaw, Mary Usery, Oke McQueen. 146 DEBATE: Robert Hunting, Oke McQueen. ORATORY: Stephanie Bradshaw, Clara Turner. 147 THE HALLS OF UINTAH Oh, we love the Halls of Uintah That surround us here today. And we will not forget Tho' we be far, far away. To the hallow'd Halls of Uintah Ev'ry voice will bid farewell, And shimmer off in twilight Like the old vesper beil. One day a hush will fall The footsteps of us all Will echo down the hall and disappear, But as we sadly start Our journeys far apart, A part of ev'ry heart will linger here In the sacred Halls of Uintah, Where we've lived and learned to know. That through the years We'll see you in the sweet after glow. Today Our Opportunity -- Tomorrow Our Destiny Who’s Who Of Traditionally about ten percent of the mem- bers of each senior class are elected to Who's Who of Uintah High School. Selection to this organization is based on a student's top scholastic record, outstanding participation in school acfivitiy and distinguished service to his community and the church of his choice. Honored this year by election to Who's Who in the Class of '66 were the following students: Diane Abplanalp, Ellen Richardson, Calleen Brady, Renita Risner, James Bowden, David Schwobe, Velyn Frandsen, Fen Simmons, Sidney Goodrich, Gloria Smith, Merlene Horton, Shelley Stagg, Brenda O'Neil, Kathleen Wallace, Lorna Pope, Veronica Wallen, Shirlene Price, and Ada Beth Winder. The Sprouse Honor Awards for scholastic achievement were presented to Brenda O'Neil and David Schwobe. Mr. Gary Sprouse Brenda O'Neil Ellen Richardson Ada Beth Winder Sidney Goodrich Diane Abplanaip 50 Xke Class Of David Schwobe Mr. Gary Sprouse Merlene Horton Shelley Stagg Jeanie Smith Fen Simmons Kathleen Wallace Veronica Wallen 151 Who’s Who James Bowden Renita Risner Calleen Brady Velyn Frandsen . V' _pr S? raw Lorna Pope Shirlene Price David Schwobe Brenda O'Neil 152 153 Uintah Ute Indian Trading Post Wendy's Gift Shop Dr. Jack A. Seitz Gambles Store Dr. R. K. Murri Dr. Paul G. Sfringham J. 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Everything For The Farm: Seeds To Seeders WESTERN LIVING Shop Locally For Best In Name Brands And Quality 178 SENIORS Abplanalp, Diane 10,15,72,83, 90,150 Abplanalp, Stephen Accuttoroop, Armon Allred, Ann 26 Aycock, Gordon 21,143 Baker, Linda Lou 23 Banks, Jon 23,66,100 Barker, Monte Barlow, Patricia 21 Bascom, Wayne Bastian, O'Neita 20,67,72 Bates, Phyllis Beaman, Barbara 21,67,74 Bilbey, Sue Ann 28, 82, 79 Billings, Maureen 17,73,77,87 Bodily, Alice 29, 89 Boren, Terri 27,90 Bowden, Dale 28,106,110,112 Bowden, James 18, 78, 79, 82, 152,143 Bowden, Robert Bowthorpe, Craig 25 Bradshaw, Kathy 24, 88 Bradshaw, Stephanie 22, 84,146, 147 Brady, Calleen 26,66,77,79,88, 82.152 Burton, Linda 20, 79, 85 Burton, Sherry 27 Busch, Eileen 26,73 Bland, Larry Calder, Craig 24 Caldwell, Marsha 28,67, 74, 86 Caldwell, Ray 29,100 Call, Carol 29,73,85 Campbell, Rodney 15,88 Chambliss, George 27,100 Chew, Bert 25,79 Clark, Gloria 17 Cloward, Kathy 23,77,89,99 Collett, Craig 17, 86 Cook, Jim 70 Cook, Penny 15,72,74,77 Cook, Reid Cooper, Kenneth 29,110,111 Corbin, Homer 28 Davis, Joe 19,66,68,106,143,108, 110,112 Deans, Leonard 15 Despain, Kathy 25,90 Downard, Robert 22,69,78 Duke, Scott Dye, Marie 22 Evans, Jody Evans, Kathreen 29, 87 Fletcher, Lane 23,106,110,112 Frandsen, Velyn 15, 79, 84,89, 98.152 Freestone, Judy 17,72 Freestone, Mike 15 Gardiner, Billie 24,67, 75, 86 Gee, Robert 15,68,100 Gentry, Jolene 20,58,77,146,134 Glazier, Karen 15 Goodman, Jim 26 Goodrich, Gary 24,68,78 Goodrich, Sidney 20, 82, 90,150, 143 Gotfredson, Leland 17,83,87, 142 Gray, Linda 18,76,98,117,120, 143 Grua, Corey 19, 66,84,80,146 Guinn, Neatha Kay 22, 79, 87 Gurr, Linda 23,74,84,88 Hacking, Dave Hacking, Marilyn 21, 72, 77, 88, 125 Hall, James Evan 26,119 Hall, Susan 21 Hardy, Cheryle 29,72 Hardy, Philip 24,69,106,110,112 Hatch, Brent 22 Hatch, David 28 Hatch, Jerry 19 Haws, Lorraine 22,85,79,90 Heeney, Teresa 21,67,76,83, 120,143,134 Helco, Darlene 28 Hendricks, Chris Hill, Linda 17,89 Hodgkinson, Keith 22 Holfeltz, Gary 15,146,147 Holmes, Ernest Hoopes, Leianna 15 Horrocks, Greg 23 Horton, Merlene 23,66,84,106, 142 Hoyee, Connie 26, 67 Huff, Helen 22,75,90 Hullinger, Linda 19,66 Humphries, Dwayne 22,68 Johnson, Carole 29,73,87 Johnson, Charles 24,68,83,142 Johnson, Louise 29 Jones, Aria 18 Jones, Dennis 20,112,113 Jones, Sherry 28,76,134 Kanosh, Wilber Karren, Sherry 19 Kempf, David 27 Kidd, Elynn 20,73,76,88 Kier, Corrine 21, 84 Kirk, Diana 19, 87 Lube, John 15 Mansfield, Loren 18,100,185 Markosky, Carol 26, 85, 89 Martinsen, Garth 20,68, 82, 89, 100,119 Massey, Dennis 15 Maurath, Pat 27 McCarrel, Kent 26 McConkie, Alan 21,82,146 McKee, Mac 27, 82 Meacham, Warren 28 Mecham, Douglas 20,70,119 Merkley, David Merkley, Gordon 23 Merkley, Lynn 29 Millecam, Willa Rae 25,74,76, 87,180 Miller, Shari 24 Monson, Donald 18 Morton, Jane 17, 72, 89 Murray, Janet 18 Murray, Keith 22,69,85,112,113 Myore, Franklin, Jr. 24 Nash, Mark 25, 83 Oaks, Cregg 23 Oaks, Jean 21,120 Offutt, John 20 Oldson, Ronald 25,69,106,126 O'Neil, Brenda 15,67,82,150,152 Pederson, Ronnie 27,69,89,106, 181.143 Peterson, Marie 26,74 Petty, Pam 19, 90 Piantes, Kathy 29 Pope, Bill 15,69,106,110,112,118 Pope, Lorna 11,18,72,81,84,89, 127.152.146.147 Pope, Russell 25 Price, Kenneth 19,107,110,112 Price, Linda 24 Price, Shirlene 19, 74, 88,152 Pummell, Terry 22 Purdie, Bryan Raines, Darlene 29, 73, 81, 82, 86, 88.146.147 Rank, Ray 21 Reid, Susan 147 Reynolds, David Reynolds, Linda 21,86 Risner, Renita 29,99,77,121,120, 117.152.143 Rich, Brenda 20,73,76,81 Richardson, Ellen 15,72,81,150, 82, 86,90 Roberts, Leon 21,68,78,107 Roberts, Sharron 18 Ross, Lou Ann 28,62,74,76,134 Rowon, Jule Dawn 24,81,80,90 Rowon, Larson Sadlier, Mary 25,72 Schwobe, David 26, 68, 82,151,152, 100.106.124.143 Scott, Bob 26 Searle, Rhett 23,70 Searle, Roland 17,69,107 Searle, Todd 15 Sessions, Dayle 15,58,76,85,100, 126,142,134 Sharp, Lynda 18, 86 Shumway, John 11,18,69,78,106, 113,118 Sims, Claud Simmons, Fen 25,66,88,151 Skinner, Etta 24, 84 Slaugh, Craig 110,112,123 Smith, Gerald 29 Smith, Gloria 27,10,75,151,77, 82,90 Smuin, Devon 17,107 Smuin, Morgan Snow, Dale 18, 57,71, 89 Snow, Doyle 18, 57,110,112, 70 Southam, Carol 15,72,88 Southam, Ken 21 179 Southam, Marilyn 17,72,77,89, 143 Stagg, Shelley 19,10,118,151,142 Steele, Sharyl 29, 74 Stone, Jo Ann 23 Storey, Ilene 19,74,90 Sucke, Jim 17 Swain, Linda Jo Swain, Susan 28,15 Sweeney, Shannon 25,66,86,90, 134 ' Sweeney, Tim 17,67,83 Tassainer, Gary 19,11,69,78,82, 89,106,112,113,118,143 Thomas, Kent 21,68,78,106,119, 143 Toone, Reah 25,76,185,134 Turner, Clara 18,147 Vigil, Janey 22 Wallace, Kathleen 25,66,85,183, 151 Wallen, Veronica 15,80,151,120, 146,147 War by, Kathy 17 Wardle, Billy 24,23,69,110,111 Warner, Ken 111 Watson, Blaine Westwood, Robert 27,84,90,142 White, Bruce 26,67,84,87 White, Michael 28,71 Wilkins, Duane 22,100,107 Wilkins, Harlan 26,70,78,87,110 Winder, Ada Beth 27,66,72,83, 150 Winder, Eugene 25,85,142 JUNIORS Abegglen, Julie 33,73,83,87,80 Abplanalp, Linda 90,33 Ainge, Marilyn 41 Alexander, Christine 41,72,76, 84 Allred, John 36 Angus, Pamela 37 Banks, Ronald 40,100 Barney, Douglas 37 Batty, DeArmon 37, 84, 89 Bennion, Lane Bigelow, Gene 35 Birchell, Brent 80 Bland, Larry Bocell, Bob 100 Bowden, Donna 40,72 Bowden, Lorraine 33 Bradshaw, Paulette 31,57 Bradshaw, Paula 57 Brown, Elaine 35,77, 88 Busch, Stephan 71,69 Caldwell, Connie 31, 76 Caldwell, LeeAnn 32,72, 86 Campbell, Vicki 37 Carter, Myrna 38,90 Cesspooch, Beatrice 73 Chambliss, Vann Chew, Jerry 31,68,78,79,107,110 Olivers, Douglas 107,112,113,119 Clark, Kenneth 37 Collett, Randy 35,77,85 Colobella, Larry 31,79,83,89, 125 Colorow, Glenda 72 Cochise, George 33,71 Cook, Jerry 72 Cook, Lillie Ann Cook, Russel 34 Cook, Susan 36,67 Coon, Evelyn Couture, Jody 38,77,90 Curfew, Donald Darnell, Tom Davidson, Gregg 32 Davis, Bonnie 34 Davis, Vickie 75 Deans, Dallas Dewey, Louise 34,75,83,90 Eaton, Lou Anne 73,86 Erickson, Darwin Foster, Eva Jean 40, 74, 85 Freeman, Susan 39, 86 Fulkerson, Jimmy 35 Garrett, Freddy Gardiner, Charles Gardiner, Connie 38,76, 83, 88, 127 Gill is, Douglas Gillis, Sharron Goodrich, Claudine 35, 77 Goodrich, Kathleen 74,84,124, 128 Greenhow, Linda 73 Gross, Sybil 36,77 Gurule, Larry 110,111,89,78,107 Hacking, David L. 81 Hall, Joe 83,85,90 Hall, N eld on 34,68,80,84,100 Hamaker, Marion Hammond, Charlene Hammond, Vicki Ann 34 Hardy, Kathy 35 Hardinger, Jay 37 Hatch, Barry 33,69,83,88,112,113 Hatch, (Bobbie) Roberta 35,66 Hatch, Nancy 77,81,83,90 Haws, LaRita 75,76 Hemstreet, Peggy 36,76,134 Henline, Mark Hirschi, Stephen 31,66,68,126 Hobart, Nancy 40 Hodgkinson, Jo Linda 89 Holliday, Larry 114 Holfeltz, Ruth 87 Holfeltz, William Holmes, Buzz 40 Horrocks, Gawin 36 Howard, Patti 31,76 Huber, Rex 70 Hullinger, Errol 38 Hullinger, Kenneth Hunting, Robert 34,81,146,147 Jackson, Richard Jenkins, Wayne Jenking, Wayde Jensen, Doug 31,112,113,118 Johnson, Benjamin 32, 71 Johnson, Morgan 71 Johnson, Norma 36,67,83 Jolley, Richard 32,56,68,78, 81, 83,107,125,146 Jolley, Robert 32,56,68,78,80, 83,107,111,146 Jones, Rick 32,68 Jorgensen, La Ree 32 Jorgensen, Larry 110 Karren, Betty Kelly, Kathy 146,147 Kendall, Darris Kidd, Arnold Leon 36 Lube, Joe Luke, Desmond Manwaring, Wayne 71, 89 Martinsen, Don Ferron 35 Massey, Diana 40,84 Massey, Maureen 32, 76,120 McConkie, Louise 33,67, 81, 84 McLean, Barbara McQueen, Neil Oke 146,147 Mecha m, Jerry Merkley, David 35,110,112 Moon, Arietta 40 Moritzky, Joe Morrison, Robert 39, 90 Mott, Dennis 30,36,66,78,80 Mott, Max 80 Murray, Cheryl 75,81,146 Murray, Roger 38 Myers, Gary 35 Navanick, Blake Nay, Bruce 32, 71 Naillon, Larry Neal, Linda 38 Nelson, Bruce 38,80,86,88,112, 113 Oaks, Joyce 30,78,134 Oaks, Sherma 32,85,120,128 Olsen, Marquieta 74 Paulson, Robert 79, 81, 84, 87 Pettey, Scott 114 Pitchford, Loreen 40 Pollard, Linda 37,66 Pope, Chuck Pope, Ilene 34,72,84 Pope, Wayne 110, 111 Postma, Zale 36 Rasmussen, Gale 37 Richardson, Lynda 31,128 Richens, Charles Leon Richens, Cherie 39,72 Robbins, Jolene 34,63,73,77,120 Roberts, Carol Rooks, Leo 35,80 Rowley, DeAnna 75,83,120 Rowon, Sharlee 32, 81, 90 Schaefermeyer, Mike 33, 90 Scott, Linda 34, 76, 89 Searle, Randy 34,70,110, 111 Searle, Rossa 37, 87 Serrano, LaRee 40,72 Sessions, Dee 37,71 Sevy, Mary Lou 73, 83, 86 Simper, Shirlenc Sireech, Vincenthia Slaugh, Burnell Slaugh, Glen Slaugh, Sandra 32 Smith, Billie Smith, Jolyn 38, 66 Smith, Linda 73 Smith, Mary 38, 66 Smith, Marvin 39 Smith, Waneta 39,73,83,90,79, 81 Smuin, Kathy Smuin, Steve Solmonson, Ron 38,107 Spaulding, Steve Spendlove, Brian 68,30,31, 78, 80, 66,107 Stanfill, Shonna 41,72,80 Stephens, Glen 36,78 Stringham, Irene 40,66,74,79, 84 Stubbs, David Sullivan, Leonard 39, 81, 83, 85, 89,146 Sweeney, Colleen 37,66, 80 Temples, Sally 36 Timothy, Douglas 34 Thacker, Acel 84, 88 Thunehorst, Melody 33 Trujillo, Ray Trujillo, Beulah Kim Ufford, Robert Lynn 39,110,71, 122 Vernon, Russ 38,83,78,89 Vickery, Brenda 31,74, 86 Walker, Richard 36,56,78,106, 112.113 Walker, Robert 34,56,69,78, 106.112.113 Wall, Terry 39,57,71 Wall, Larry 39,57 Warby, Steve 41,110,70 Washburn, Phil 40 Webb, Lee 36 Wedig, LaNay 40, 75 Weeks, Darrell Weeks, John 33 Wehking, Pam 32, 85 Welsh, Robert White, Bonnie 39 White, Dave White, Georgie 39 Winder, JoAnn 39,87,128 Winkler, Verona 31,73,76,84, 88,116 Woods, Dave Yakovich, Darlene 40 Young, Jennifer 35,58,77 Zimmerman, Tom Zufelt, Claudia Dorene 39 SOPHOMORES Abplanalp, Pam 53,74,80 Adams, Dixie 52 Adamson, Soni 48,62,74 Aitken, Dean 54 Allred, Ellen 47,87 Allred, Gwen 53,67,74,87 Alexander, Mike 49 Anderson, Bonnie 51,72, 81 Atwood, Mac Atwood, Reed Baird, Marla 49,74,81 Baird, Robert 110,48,108,116,119 Barker, Shirley 50 Bascom, Clair 50 Bascom, Kenneth 52 Bastian, Deon 54,74 Batty, Ellen 48,73 Beers, Bonnie 46 Billings, Ona Marie 50,74 Bland, Linda 47, 73 Blanton, Dema Boren, Kathleen 49 Bowden, Ida Lee 53 Bowden, Richard 45 Bowden, William Jay 52 Bowthorpe, Chris Bowthorpe, Wade 53 Brady, Jeaneen 45,90,86 Briese, Judy 45 Brough, Diana 46 Brown, Jana 46, 86, 88,146 Burke, Kathy 53,72,85 Caldwell, Margaret 54 Caldwell, Warren Cheshire, Carolyn Chew, Dona 54 Christian, Clark 52,108 Christiansen, Elanore Mac Clark, Patricia 55,67 Clay, Johni Cloward, Danny 53 Colobella, Dianna 48 Cook, Beth Cook, Daryl 110 Cook, Ronald 53 Cooper, Doris 53 Curtis, Lucy Kay Dailey, Bruce 46 Deans, Danny Dearing, Craig 50 Despain, Ronda Dewey, Jane 48, 74 Eksund, Rick 47 Estes, Clarence 46 Evans, Larry Evans, Robert 54 Feltch, Paul 47,114 Fink, Billy Roley, Robert Foster, Bill 54,110,78,108 Freestone, Connie 53,73 Freestone, Steve Galloway, Merlyn Gardiner, Roy 48 Gardner, Ura Louise 51 Gaster, Jim Gibbs, Douglas 45 Gillis, Rheta Goldenstein, Carol 46,89 Goodrich, Claudia 54 Goodrich, Debra 50 Gowen, Dale 51,110,108 Gracie, LaMar 71 Gray, Randy 53 Griggs, Scott 47 Griggs, Steve 51 Grua, Kenton 45, 88 Guinn, Jim 110,108,127 Hackler, Bill 47 Hadlock, Rex 48,114 Hall, Larry 54 Hanberg, Duane 54,114 Hardy, Larry 48 Harris, Diane 45 Harris, Janice Harvey, Lee Harvey, Ronald 45 Hatch, David 54 Hatch, Donna 49, 90 Hatch, Jacquline 55,90 Hatch, Kathleen 47 Hatch, Sandra 52,75 Helco, John 54 Henderson, Ann 55,75,80 Hendricks, Dee Ann 54 Henline, Jay D. 110,47,108 Herman, Judy 47,73, 87,128 Holfeltz, Judy 52 Holfeltz, Roger 52,66 Huber, Ralph Huff, Glenda 53 Hughes, John Hullinger, Saundra 53,74 Hunting, Steven 47 James, Betty 45 Jensen, Jim 51,80,88,114 Jensen, Mike Jenkins, Ronald Jones, Brent 48,88,115,114 Johnson, Vanetta 50 Jones, Ralph 71 Johnson, Darwin 71 Johnson, Lorene 55 Joseph, Larry 45 Kidd, Creed Kier, Douglas 45,89,108 Landon, Dean Lemon, Lloyd 47,108 Luck, Katherine 50 Luke, Gaylan Magee, Johnetta 45,75 Malone, Jim 51 Mansfield, Wynn 47 Manwaring, Elva Linn 50, 73 Martin, Katherine 54 Martinsen, Danny Martonia, Brenda 46 Massey, Deanna 49 Massey, Hal 55,110,111,70 McCarrell, Michael 49 McConkie, Ilene 50 McConkie, Douglas 110, 46,71 McGehee, Irene 53,88 Mecham, Leslie 71,48 Merkley, Tal 54,70 Merkley, Clayton 66 Merrell, Gaylen 110,48,108,118 Merrell, Patty Ann 47,75 Merrell, Randal Merrel, Reid 52,71 Merrill, Susan 45,89,128 Miller, Keith 49 Montgomery, Kent 50 Morehouse, Russel 51 Mortensen, Danny Morton, Christine 51,66,74 Murray, Carol 55 Murray, Benjamin Murray, Joe 52 Nash, Lee 110,47 Navanick, Michael 55 Nay, Jerald 66,50 Oaks, Carlyle Oaks, Christine 45 181 Oaks, Eileen 46 O’Driscoll, Lonnie 49 Offutt, Linda 55 Oldroyd, Bonnie 54,66 Oldson, Russell 53,78 Palmer, Teresa 54, 87 Pedersen, Richard 49,114 Percy, James 55,108 Peterson, Roger 50,114 Piantes, Heleen Porter, Rhonda 50 Raines, Robert 54 Rediske, Paulette 48,89 Reynolds, Jimmy 71, 48 Remington, Delwin 45 Reynolds, Kenneth 53,110 Reynolds, Larry 45 Rich, LeAnne 47,72 Richardson, Denese 55 Richardson, Joyce Risner, Janis 49 Roberts, Garr Robinson, Douglas 47 Ross, Ronald 51 Roberts, Corwyn 46,110 Roberts, Garr 110, 45 Richens, Beverly Ross, Kathy 46 Saunders, Katharin Gay 49,128, 146 Sharp, Steve 46,89 Simmons, Randy Sinfield, Roland 45 Singleton, Connie 48 Slaugh, Ann 55 Slaugh, Lorrie 51,74 Smith, Judy 52,73,124 Smuin, Farrell Snow, Ralph 45,71 Snow, Norm 49, 71 Stanfill, Mike 45, 89,108,114 Steele, Lynn 55,67 Stephens, Dale Stephens, Vicki 49, 89 Stevens, Carol 49 Storey, Rodney 49 Stringham, Jean 47 Sundquist, Lynn 49,88 Sweatfield, Gena 47,75 Swett, Elden 50 Thompson, Leonard Tassainer, Craig 45,78,88 Terry, Dennis 110, 49 Thomas, Carmalita Thomas, Kenneth 55 Thweatt, Bill 50 Toone, Joann 52,73 Tunnell, Mike 55,89 Usery, Mary 53,146 Weber, Michael 51 Westwood, Ronnie 50 White, Norene 50 Wilson, Don Winder, Richard 46 Winder, Edwin John 51 Winn, Mike Woehrmann, Ken 110 Workman, Sherman 55 Young, Bonnie Zimmerman, Jerrie 52 yO L Ji