Uintah High School - Uintahn Yearbook (Vernal, UT)

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Our (guide Posts Robert Jameson Shorthand. Type. Secretarial. Office Estel Manwaring Spanish. English Ora Fay Oviatt English. Speech Harold Hopla English Electa Caldwell Bookkeeping, English Journalism Marland Stagg Drivers Ed. Kenneth Squire Art 11

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Attendance Officer Winslow Weber American Problems One of the most difficult and unpopular jobs in a school is that of atten- dance counselor. The job necessarily requires a good portion of patience and tact in the face of what is often the least attractive side of the student. The job includes pressure from both students and parents, yet Mr. Weber has respon- sibly met the obligations of his job and has earned the respect of the studentbody. Valda Massey Chad Orton Art, Soph. Orientation. Student Council Counselors Busy men? Yes, is the answer to that question. During the first few weeks of school their offices were always full of students trying to change their schedule or find an easy way to college. Test results and educational futures are their prob- lems. To both Mr. Orton and Mr. Massey we all say, You have done a praiseworthy job, and you have sur- mounted many great problems in trying to please all of us”. Secretaries Happiness is a smiling secretary! Smiling secretaries are a must at Uintah. They have to keep records, sell tickets, answer questions for stu- dents, answer the phone, and above all be in a good mood. We can be proud of our secretaries. They do their job plus more. They pan even build school spirit. Yes, our secre- taries are a part of the school. 10 Barbara Gale Verda Hammond

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Wilma Webb Library Our (guide Posts Doug Moon Health. P.E Deanne Sadlier P.E., Creative Dance Drill Team Ted Taylor P.E 12 Don Adler Band Vivian Holmes Biology. Physiology Juanita Golding Chemistry. Physics. Physical Science