Uintah High School - Uintahn Yearbook (Vernal, UT)

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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

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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