Uintah High School - Uintahn Yearbook (Vernal, UT)

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1968 volume:

UINTAHN 1968 UINTAH HIGH SCHOOL Vernal, Utah TABLE of CONTENTS HONORS Page One forty-four SPORTS Page One twenty ACTIVITIES Page Ninety-six UP WITH PEOPLE It happened just this morning; I was walking down the street — The milkman and postman And policeman I did meet, And in every window and Every single door I recognized people I had never noticed before. People from the Southland And people from the North, Like a mighty army I saw them coming forth. Twas a great reunion Befitting of the king; Then I realized people were more Important than things. Invite everybody; there are some bad and some good, But don't let anybody Start attacking peoplehood. Love them as they are, But fight for them to be Great men and women As God meant them to be. Up, up with people; You meet 'em wherever you go. Up, up with people They are the best kind of folks we know. If more people were for people — All people everywhere — There would be a lot less people to Worry about and a lot more people who care. PRINCIPAL Lee R Pettey Mr. Pettey is in his third year as principal at Uintah High School. Increased enrollment has made new demands upon his time, yet the school has continued to function smoothly under his administration. 8 Ashel Evans SUPERINTENDENT and BOARD of EDUCATION People who are concerned. Front row: Ray Nash. Grant Pickup Back row: Lorin McKee. Jack Seitz. Doug Lawson 9 COUNSELORS and SECRETARIES Winslow Weber Attendance Officer Chad Orton Counselor 10 Verda Hammond Bookkeeper Barbara Gale Secretary FACULTY Electa J. Caldwell English. Bookkeeping Journalism Betsy Grimm English Terral Michaelson German. World History Estel Manwaring Spanish. English Harold Hopla English Tana Krissman English. Speech. Debate Lynn Thomas Physics. Chemistry. General Science People who listen. Vivian Holmes Biology. Physiology 11 FACULTY Melba Weber Foods. Homemaking Loun Easthope American and World History Marland Stagg Drivers Education Charles T. Freeman Auto Mechanics James Olson American and World History Valda Massey Sociology. Sophomore Orientation Student Council Advisor People that challenge. Kenneth Squire Art 12 Curtis May Math People with responsibilities Russell Griffiths Math Rick Harmon Math Robert Jameson Shorthand. Type. Secretarial Office Wilma Webb Library Doug Moon Health. P E Dennis Preece Crafts. Mechanical Drawing Ted Taylor Health. P E 13 People who are patient. Juana Banks Music Department Reginald Burgchinal Band Doug Luke English. Psychology. World History Lanis Dastrup P E . Drill Team Neldon Hacking Electronics Melvin Bushman Math Court Anderson Metals CUSTODIANS and COOKS Lowell Wardle. Bill Richardson. Farrell Slaugh Pearl Simper. Alice Jenkins. Ellen Haws. Marvel Gardiner. Alice Bingham. Winifred Winder 15 STUDENT COUNCIL 16 STUDENTBODY OFFICERS This year has been very special to me, some moments good and others not so good; I wouldn't trade one moment of my high school years for anything. It will only be a few short weeks until this years students will be separated. Some faces we will never see again. No matter where you go I want you to know I deeply appreciate all efforts in my be- half, and would like, to express my thanks to all for a very wonderful year. May God bless you, Les Mecham Les Mecham President I am pleased with studentbody activ- ities this year, and I am particularly pleased with student support at these activities. Through student support we were able to accomplish much more than if we had been without their support. It's a great feeling to know that you have the whole studentbody behind you. It's been a big responsibility this year serving in Student Council, yet I have appreciated having this opportunity. Richard Winder Richard Winder Vice-President 17 STUDENTBODY OFFICERS Jane Dewey Historian Johnetta Magee Secretary Clark Christian Chief of Police Inge Ross Business Manager Craig Tassainer Yearbook Editor Mike Tunned School Paper Editor Anne Slaugh Girls League President Dianna Colobella Head Cheerleader SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Judy Herman Secretary Duane Hanburg President Jim Guinn Vice-President 22 SENIORS Robert Raines Katherine Luck Ralph Jones Judy Smith Steve Sharp Susan Merrill Steven Hunting Rusty Oldson A . Deon Bastian Lynn Sundquist Eileen Oaks Roland Smfield Claudia Goodrich Dennis Holmes Carol Stevens Mike McCarrell Jean Stringham Kenton Grua 23 SENIORS Garr Roberts Jim Guinn Som Adamson Kathy Hatch Tod Davis People 24 Gwen Allred '«r Steve Griggs Connie Singleton Ken Woehrmann Paul Feltch Johnetta Magee Corwyn Roberts Jeaneen Brady Mike Stanfill 25 SENIORS Lonnie O uriscon Pam Abplanalp Doug McConkie Inge Ross Jackie Hatch Hal Massey B5i Patty Ann Merrell Larry Hardy Gay Saunders Jerald Nay Saundra Hullinger Dean Landon Danny Mortensen Elva Linn Manwaring Connie Freestone 26 Keith Lawson Norene White Dean Aitken Sandy Hatch Jay O Henline Mary Usery Rex Hadlock Ellen Batty Lloyd Lemon Barbara Goff SENIORS Carol Murray Carl Stewart Glenda Alhandra Boyd Hanzon Judy Briese Betty James Clair Bascom Jana Brown Ron Ross SENIORS Vaneta Johnson Danny Deans Carmaleta Thomas Jay Bowden Christine Morton Chris Bowthorpe Bonnie Beers Leslie Mecham Denese Richardson Jams Risner People Jim Jensen Marqene Bingham Duane Hanberg Dona Chew Wade Bowthorpe 30 Ellen Allred Robert Foley Linda Gale Lee Nash enjoy friendships Kenneth Bascom Bonnie Oldroyd Judy Herman Bill Fink Jerrie Zimmerman Jimmy Reynolds Margaret Caldwell Katherine Martin Richard Winder SENIORS Paulette Rediske Connie Hutton Clark Christian Randy Simmons Carolyn Cheshire Randal Merrell Arlene Larsen 32 Reid Merrell Kenneth Thomas Doug Gibbs Edwin Winder Roger Peterson Ron Harvey Wynn Mansfield Randy Gray Nancy Thacker Secretary JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Mary Bieber Vice President Ed Johnson President 34 JUNIORS Merridy Stewart Rodney Paulson Sherry Williams Roger Perry Debra Freestone Philip Timothy Carol McCarley 35 JUNIORS Ron Parr Betty Schulz Donald Winkler Pat Wilkins Ray Bullock Linda Oaks Jeri Reynolds Elroy Hardinger Karen Goodman Mike Lewis Sheree Massey 36 Sherry Massey John Thunehorst Linda Barney Sylvia Chew John Goodman Cheya Rasmussen Ernie Atwood Della Atwood Randy Allen Shanna Moulton Doug Barlow 37 JUNIORS Gary Winn People after a hard morning's work Carole Hall Greg Frandsen Diane Preece David Fletcher Marsha Phillips Bob Haws Vickie Jo Taylor Nicky Eaton Rosa Rae Millecam Russell Perry Barbara Bowden 38 Pam Gentry Levi Smuin Diane Workman Dell Massey Janice Harrison Pat Moore Cathy Solmonson Jim Sowards Bev Price Randy Merrill Sandy Sutton Ed Johnson Kathy Price Bart Henderson Vickie Calder 39 Joe Gowen Gail Goodrich Jan Stringham Dana Shiner Wayne Burton JUNIORS Dalee Cook Bill Henline Sue Barker Ronnie Richards George Winder Sue Saunders George Gurr Eddie Beck Art Hobart 40 Kerry Jackson Kaye Cantrell Gary Wilkins JUNIORS Bruce Wallen Kathy Southam Terry Murray Carol Moon Bruce Hanks Carmen Rupe Laird Merkley Linda Mackay Richard Ellgen Pat Powell Arneldon Davis Alice Abplanalp Blame Pierce Mary Jean Turner Bill Carter 42 Joyce Christian Austin Kendall Mary Lee Snow Dennis Curtis Nancy Thacker David Morton Jeannie Starkey Robert Corbin Marilyn O Neil Henry Neal Patty Stone People contemplate Randy Carter Alan Batty 43 Kathy Busch Andrea Henry Ronnie Ufford Brenda Caldwell JUNIORS Shanna Morgan Mike Gardiner Melanie Davies Jerry Millecam Todd Coy Janeen Cook Charlene Wardle Brent Fox Joanne Roberts Kent Hadlock Jody Winward Annette Merrell Danny Jackson Vickie Wall Michael O'Neil 44 Ronald Bastian Christine Jones Lynn Angus Lorretta Galloway Brad Davidson Barbara Morrison Keith Kendall People late for school? Sherry Malone Lorin Holmes Pam Bowthorpe Robert Jones Verda Harrison JUNIORS Connie Hazelbush Eugene Long Shanna Hall Mike Brown Louis Farnung Angela Barton Larry Rowell Jeneal Huff Terry Nielson Jon West Brad Bullock Steven Hall Kay Deans Carolyn Perry studying Lamoyne Taylor Don Preece Danny Massey Wade Needles Allyn Stephens Alan White Barbara Merkley Ray Nash 47 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS 48 Jeff Magee Secretary Mark Rasmussen President Jim Johnson Vice President SOPHOMORES Coray Goodrich Pam Soderquist David Coon Angela Goodrich Connie Spruell Alan Sweatfield Linda Watkins Marty Cook Gwen Abegglen 49 SOPHOMORES Mike Pollard Sharon Graham Rod Richardson Leslie Caldwell Londa Stroh Kathy Hodgkmson Larry Rosene Donna Rae Anderson Eugene Slaugh Debbie Cook JuNae Merkley People solving problems 50 Cherrie Southam Larry Hall Kathleen Wilkins Junior Martinez Clayton Southam Janet Price Brent Searle Pat Bowles Jimmy Richardson Carol Childers 51 SOPHOMORES Maureen Warby Julie Walker Clay Hatch Calvin Jorgenson £ im Steven Holms Pat Clark Deanna Pedersen Doug Gardiner Ramona Mansfield Gary Hatch Brad Weber Ranae Richards Derrell Stagg Gail Heeney Joye Rasmussen Jimmy Boren Deborah Purcell Jim Johnson Debra Martinsen 52 Janice Gentry Lloyd Winward Suzanne Storey Patricia McCarrel! Bucky Carter Criste Needles Brent Cooper People learning about the world Jeff Johnson Luaina Cloward Steven Corbin Claudia Banks 53 SOPHOMORES 4| I Julia Jones John Piantes Lisa Hall Peggy Smuin Gary Caldwell Dale Price Barbara Ralph Glenn Murray Lynette Nickell Bruce Preece Janet Hatch Arlen Peterson Joyce Kendall 54 Sheila Wall Doug Ross People intellectuals Ellen Pope David Broome Glenda Lane Boyd Buist Janice Hacking Bill Johnston Darlene Holmes Dell Johnson Ben Lawson Lynda Sillitoe 55 SOPHOMORES Jeff Magee Sandra Holmes David Gardner Brent Handy Linda Temples Carol Shiner Craig Richardson Debra Squire Ralph Allen Randy Anderson Rhonda Licht Maryetta Nez Linda Slaugh Greg Nickell Flynn Searle Mareta Hatch 56 Dennis Gardiner Melinda Millecam Danny Sweeney Sherry Gladden Les Stettina Kathy Thomas Brent Pitt Julie Wilkins Jeff Jenkins Michel Batty Chris Anderson Jean Howard Donald Curtis 57 SOPHOMORES Debbie Wooley John Morton Patsey Greenhow Larry Gross Marilyn Lemon Mitchell Hacking Babetta Jackson Tim Hanburg Kerry Johnson Alicia Hood 58 Jim Miller Sue Brown Ken Edrington Kathleen Chandler Mike James Larry Rodriquez Pattie Lee Judd Randy Mott Linda Foster Terry S Johnson Dwayne Holmes Bonnie Bingham Glen Downard Linda Morse Robert Wilkison Danette McLean 59 SOPHOMORES Martin Campell Debra Goodrich Keith Foley Monte Kimbel Carolyn Speirs Dawnette Goodrich Clifton Southam John Schubach Matilda Martinez Mm Catherine Zuniga Randy Ross Sandra Hatch David Isakson Kathy Haslem 60 Debra Serrano John Davis Dean Stone Kelby Davis Buist Douglas Joyce Lehi Samual Cesspooch Robert Pinkham Daniel Blanton 61 ORGANIZATIONS -aTV; SERVICE BUREAU The responsibility of the Service Bureau is to approve assemblies prior to presentation to the studentbody. Due to the efforts of the Serv- ice Bureau the quality of this year's assemblies has been consistently high. The Service Bureau is directed by Mr. East- hope and Richard Winder. Too row: Loun Easthope. Freda Davis. Connie Freestone. Winslow Weber Bottom row: Jay Bowden. Richard Winder. Jim Guinn. Jim Johnson 64 BOYS’ LEAGUE Boys League Officers represent the male students of the school. Functions of the Boys League were curtailed due to the late elections. However, a major con- tribution of the Boys' League was direc- tion of the burning of the ' U for Home- coming GIRLS’ LEAGUE Representing the distaff side of Uintah High School, the Girls League has been an active organization. Under the leadership of Ann Slaugh and Mrs. Webb, they sponsored Girls Day and a Girls Day dance. A major event each spring is a com- bined fashion show and tea for mothers and daughters Left to right: Brent Jones. Vice President. Ken Woehrmann. President; Dell Massey Secretary Left to right: Judy Smith Secretary. Chris Jones Historian. W.lma Webb. Advisor; Connie Freestone. Vice President. Ann Slaugh President SCIENCE CLUB MwLeao Reporter. Angela Goodrich. Secretary; Greg Frandsen. President; Chris Anderson. Vice President; Vivian Holmes. Advisor This active organization has sponsored several parties includ- ing a roller skating party and a sleigh riding party The Science Club also plays a major role in sponsoring and organizing the spring science fair. Also on the calendar for this year's Science Club was a trip to Utah County to visit the State hospitals in Ameri- can Fork and Provo. Front row: Wade Olsen. Sandra Holmes. Luaina Cloward. Pat Bowles. Danny Cloward. David Abplanalp. Shanna Moulton. Sue Saunders. Elaine Lenox Top row: Randy Merrell. Janice Gentry. Angela Goodrich. Karinda McLean. Gwen Abegglen. Chris Anderson. Greg Frandsen. Vivian Holmes. Advisor 66 UTE POW WOW The Ute Pow-Wow. or the school paper. Is a mon- thly publication reporting on past and future activi- ties of the school Mrs. Caldwell. Mike Tunnell, and the staff have maintained a high standard of journal- ism throughout the year The outstanding feature of this year's paper has been its propensity to editor- ialize on key issues of the year Left to right: Ed Beck. Typist. Keith Lawson Mike Tunnell. Editor First row: Roger Perry Betty James. Keith Lawson. Ed Beck Back row: Mike Tunnell. Electa Caldwell. Advisor. Rodger Lacy From row: Gayle Pederson Pam Gentry Sandy Sutton Back row: Tod Davis. Paulette Rediske. Vickie Calder. Janice Harrison. Con- nie Singleton. Jeaneen Brady. Bart Henderson UINTAHN STAFF Like any organization the Uintahn Staff has often featured dissension as its stock in trade Monthly deadlines and various darkroom battles have highlighted the activities The redeeming feature of the staff was its emphasis on femininity Throughout the year the major goal has been to please the studentbody to whose wishes it must remain responsive. SPANISH CLUB Led by E.J. Ballard and Miss Manwaring the Spanish Club has remained one of the most popular clubs in school Major events on this year s agenda have included Spanish dinners which have featured various Spanish dishes brought by members of the club The club also sponsored an assembly and dance. The assembly spotlighted a mock revolution at which Fidel’' made a personal appearance. Front row: Jim Jensen. Secretary. E J Ballard President Back row: Estel Manwaring. Advisor Lonnie Maynard. Vice-President. Cheya Ras- mussen. Historian Front row: Kay Cantrell. Debbie Lane. Janeen Cook. Maureen Sweeney Michele Knight. Kathleen Long. Kathy Price Second row: Brent Cooper. Clayton Merkley. Bill Thweatt. Wade Olsen, Richard Ellgen. Keith Lawson. Danny Sweeney Third row: Sherry McKmlay Melinda Thaxton. Betty Schulz. Barbara Merkley. Marilyn O'Neil. Gloria Rodriquez. Judy Morrison. Joan Toone Back row: Larry Rosene. Debra Wooley. Cheya Rasmussen. E J Ballard. Jim Jensen. Lonnie Maynard. Estel Manwaring. Advisor 69 Front row: Christine Oaks. Kathleen Long. Loni Edrington. Eileen Oaks. Mischel Batty. Dianna Colobelia Second row: Carol Stevens. Dona Chew. Patty Stone. Patty Merrell. Inge Ross. Judy Smith. Verda Harrison Third row: Jane Dewey. Mary Usery. Vickie Stevens. Susan Mer- rill. Jackie Hatch. Ellen Allred Beth Cook. Agnes Hanks Back row: Electa Caldwell. Advisor; Jimmy Reynolds. Carolyn Cheshire. Lloyd Lemon. Jana Brown. Richard Winder. Robert Jameson. Advisor 70 COMMERCIAL CLUB The Commercial Club led by Mr Jameson. Mrs Caldwell, and Lloyd Lemon brings together those stu- dents of the school who share an interest in commer- cial studies whether as a future occupation or merely as a present avocation. The most memorable activity of this year's Comm- ercial Club was its sponsorship of the Computer dance. Mr Jameson and Judy Smith discuss Commercial Club business COMMERCIAL CLUB OFFICERS AND ADVISORS — Bottom row. left to right: Dona Chew. Secretary; Ellen Allred. Bookstore Chairman. Patty Merrell. 1st Vice President Back row: Mrs. Caldwell. Advisor; Lloyd Lemon. President; and Mr. Jameson. Advisor 71 Front row: Paulette Rediske. Mary Bieber. Carol McCarley. Joyce Christian. Chris Jones Second row: Vernie Heeney Pat Powell. Joanne Roberts. Debra Squire. Gay Saunders Back row: Keith Miller. Lloyd Winward. Brent Handy. Merlyn Galloway. Terral Michaelson. Advisor Front row: Betty James. Judy Herman. Elaine Lenox. Loretta Galloway. Gena Sweatfield Second row: Jane Dewey. Sue Saunders. Barbara Ralph. Linda Temples. Alicia Hood. Randy Ross Back row: Bob Haws. Louis Farnung. Keith Kendall. Robert Raines. Roy Vickery 72 GERMAN CLUB The German Club brings together those students who show an interest in the Ger- man language and Culture. President Mer- lyn Galloway and advisor Mr. Michaelson have guided this club. Activities included a party at Chris Jones’ cabin, a post game dance and a movie about Germany. German Club advisor Herr Michaelson. gives German Club pin to Joyce Chris- tian GERMAN CLUB OFFICERS-Lett to right: Joyce Christian, secretary. Chris Jones, historian. Mike Weber, reporter. Lynn Sund- quist. vice president. Merlin Galloway, president 73 SKI CLUB This group, featuring those members of the student body who frequent the ski slopes, for one reason or another, is best remem- bered for two things: semiweekly sessions of arguing and a week- end ski trip to Steamboat Springs. Conflicting reports have filtered back about the Steamboat trip. Leadership for this year's club consisted of Bart Henderson, Mr Anderson and some imported talent from Vernal Jr. High, Mr. Gibbons. Lett to right: Tod Davis, Vice-President. Lealand Gibbons. Advisor. Mary Usery. Secretary Ski Club President Bart Henderson in action! 74 Front row: Doug Ross. Grog Hawkins. Jeff Johnson. Anne Henderson Second row: Ronnie McKeachnie. Linda Temples Mary Usery. Bev Price. Gwen Abegglen. Gail Goodrich. Gayle Pederson Back row: Bart Henderson. President. Claudia Banks. Merridy Stewart. Jim Jensen. Paul Feltch Pront row: Doug Barlow. Roger Perry. Jan Stringham. Claudia Henderson Second row: Kathy Price Sandy Sutton Kar.nda IMcLean Sue Brown Sherry Williams. Diane Workman. Janet Preece. Joanne Roberts Back row: David Gagon. Phil Timothy. Nicky Eaton. Russ Perry 75 THESPIAN CLUB The Thespian Club consists of stu- dents who have an interest in drama. Primary activity for this hear has been a one act play festival that has involved each student in the club Club president this year is Mike Weber Miss Krissman is club advisor. Anne Henderson and Mike Weber prac- ticing for Blithe Spirit Front row: Gloria Rodriquez. Ura Gardner. Anne Henderson. Kathy Busch. Barbara Hacking Second row: Ellen Pope. Barbara Morrison. Tana Krissman. Advisor. Tonah Clark. Donna Rae Anderson Third row: Kim Burton. Con- nie Hutton. Mike Weber. President; Alicia Hood. Steven Holmes. Keith Miller. Gail Heeney 76 Doug Moon Advisor David Fletcher. Roger Peterson Second row: Danny Mortensen Dale Gowen, Gaylen Merrell. Mike McCar- rell. Danny Cloward Third row: Greg Hawkins. Clark Christian, Rusty Oldson. Ken Woehrmann. Jim Guinn Fourth row: Brent Bland- ford. Randy Merrell. Rodger Lacy. Greg Frandsen. Dennis Holmes Back row: Mike Tunnell. Doug Kier. Lamoyne Taylor VARSITY CLUB Featuring dirty sweat socks as their standard, this club is made up of male members of the student- body who have earned a varsity let- ter The main activity of this group is to sit around and make up stories about their athletic exploits. The high spot of the year was the annual initiation of new members. Left to right: Mike Stanfill President Dale Gowen. Secretary. Jim Guinn. Vice President 77 78 PEP CLUB Distinguished by the red blazers they wear on days of athletic events, this club is largely responsible for the noise at ball games Activities this year have included an assembly production, at which a hill- billy queen was chosen. One of the mem- orable events of the year was the slave auction which featured members of the club being auctioned off to male members of the studentbody and faculty. Kathy Price received the high bid of the day Her duties were not disclosed Other activities included the annual Uintahgrams on Valentine's Day. Unfortu- nately many of these messages were anonymous. It was an active year for a well organi- zed club Pep Club initiations produced strange looking wardrobes PEP CLUB OFFICERS—Front row. left to right: Ann Slaugh. vice-president: Soni Adamson, president; Mrs Dastrup. advisor. Ona Marie Billings, secretary. Second row: Sandy Sutton, treasurer. Connie Freestone, reporter; Judy Smith, historian. Gwen Abegglen. sophomore representative Front row: Deanna Massey. Johnetta Magee. Sandy Sutton Second row: Debbie Freestone. Vickie Taylor. Andrea Henry. Diane Workman. Ona Marie Billings Third row: Cindy Baker Carmaleta Thomas. Nancy Thacker. Mary Jean Turner. Sherry Williams Fourth row: Charlene Wardle. Marlene Wardle. Ann Slaugh. Diana Brough. Julena McDonald Fifth row: Anne Henderson. Som Adamson. Claudia Goodrich. Vickie Calder. Diane Southam Sixth row: Pam Gentry. Bonnie Anderson. LeAnne Petty. Sherry Malone. Gayle Pederson Seventh row: Lorrie Slaugh. Elva Linn Manwar- mg. Joanne Roberts. Connie Singleton. Janeen Brady DRILL TEAM A precision marching group, that per- formed at halftimes of football and basket- ball games, this group was characterized by vitality and pleasing appearance Unusual approaches to marching were incorporated in their routines One of the most memorable was a march which featured balloons, tangled string and wrist slashing A second memorable march featured cracked knuckles and flashlights. This group has spent many hours in preparation for routines. Their perform- ances have been tasteful and precise Left to right: Johnetta Magee Doll Mis- tress Sandy Sutton Junior Drill Mis- tress. Deanna Massey President Jay Bowden Stage Crew Manager { Top row Wade Needles. Glen Beaman. Carl Patow Bottom row: Jay Bowden Randy Carter Louis Farnung 82 STAGE CREW This group became particularly active at that point when the school play was about to be presented and the sets were still unfinished One could say that they were inspired by Miss Krissman. Seriously, this group has had a major responsi- bility in the presentation of assemblies and theatri- cal production and despite the harassment of assor- ted faculty members, administration, and student body they continued to perform their tasks. Jay Bowden was the Stage Manager and advis- ors were Mr. Wardle. Mr Richardson, and Mr. Slaugh F.F.A The Future Farmers of America is an organization of young men who demon- strate present and future interest in agriculture Ac- tivities of this organization have included square dan- ces and stock judging con- tests. Advisor for this club is Mr. Landon and the club president is Delwin Reming- ton. Presentation of an assem- bly in conjunction with the F.H.A was a highlight. A barn dance theme was used for the assembly. F F A OFFICERS Left to right: Clark Wilkins. Lorin Holmes. Rick Bell. Delwin Remington. Ned Da- vis. Danny Sessions First row: Clark Wilkins. Rick Bell Delwin Remington. Ned Davis. Lorin Holmes. Danny Sessions Back row: Doyle Landon. Advisor, Mitch Hacking. Larry Hall. Lynn Angus. Doug McConkie Larry Gross. Arlen Peterson Front row: Pat Bowles Rebecca Oaks Mareta Hatch Mary Jean Turner Ellen Pope Gena Sweatfield Second row: Dana Shiner Brenda Caldwell. Connie Hazelbush Inge Ross Jeaneen Cook. Louise Ann Begay Back row: Verda Harrison. Kathy Price Beth Cook Carmen Rupe Debra Sorenson. Patty Merrell. Saundra Hatch Front row: Charlene Wardle. Lynette Nicked. Janet Price. Kathleen Long. Marlene Wardle Second row: Kathy Busch. Suzanne Storey. Loni Edrington. Lisa Hall. Dona Chew Back row: Julie Walker Jackie Hatch. Patty Stone. Barbara Morrison. Sherry Gladden. Marilyn O Neil 84 Front row: Verda Harrison Vice President Debra Sorensen. Secretary. Melba Weber. Advisor. Freda Davis. Advisor. Beth Cook. President Back row: Kathy Price. Song Leader. Carmen Rupe. Parliamentarian Patty Merrell. Historian. Saundra Ha- tch. Reporter F.H.A. The Future Homemakers of Amer- ica is a national high school organi- zation studying homemaking This year’s organization has been an active one. Candy sales have been carried on at ball games to raise money. An assembly was presented in con- junction with the F.F.A. and a barn- yard dance was sponsored. A highlight of the year was a state convention in Salt Lake Debra Sor- enson was Uintah s candidate for State secretary. Beth Cook served as this year's president and Mrs. Weber and Mrs. Davis as advisors. Melba Weber. Freda Davis. Advisors Front row, left to right: Steve Hall. Judy Herman Mary Bieber. Nancy Thacker. Robert Raines Second row: Cheya Rasmussen. Lori Slaugh. Barbara Morrison. Beth Cook. Gay Saunders Third row: Winslow Weber. Robert Foley. Alan White. Lamoyne Taylor. David Fletcher Front row. left to right: Kathy Price. Rosa Rae Millecam Dana Loy Shiner. Inge Ross Second row: Lynn Sundquist. Jane Dewey. Ellen All- red. Richard Winder. Greg Frandsen Third row: Keith Miller. Merlin Sinfield. Mike Weber. Ray Nash. Bob Haws 86 MUN meets in library for a work session M.U.N. Model United Nations has been an active organization this year Led by Lynn Sundquist and Mr Weber this club sponsored a visit by the University of Utah Theater Department who presented ' Mac- Beth ' and Twelfth Night.' Three workshops, guided by visiting instructors from the Uni- versity of Utah, kept the group busy. The highlights of the year for this club was its annual visit to Salt Lake and participation in the Model U N. sponsored by the Uni- versity of Utah. This year the club represented Nepal. Morocco and Togo at the meeting. MODEL UNITED NATIONS OFFICERS: Ellen Allred, secretary; Winslow Weber, advisor; and Lynn Sundauist. president 87 kaOS?DS,eve Ha Rodger Lacy Greg Hawkins. Ken Woehrmann. Greg Frandsen. Lamoyne Taylor. Craig Tassaine row. Dale Allred. Mark Rasmussen. Brent Jones. Clark Christian. David Fletcher. Donald Winkler Danny Jackson. Ted Taylor Advisor 88 KEY CLUB Key as used in Key Club refers to playing a key role in the affairs of the sch- ool. This year s Key Club had several duties including ushering at assemblies. This was bad duty this year, for a new policy of bar- ring late comers was instituted, much to the consternation of several prominent faculty members. Ushering at ball games and duty as parking lot attendants also numbered among their activities Greg Hawkins served as president and Mr. Taylor as advisor. President Greg Hawkins and advisor Ted Taylor plan coming activities RADIO SPEAKERS- Lett to right: Boni Young. Jim Jensen. Rhonda Porter, Dennis Holmes. Denese Richardson FORENSIC The Forensic class con- sists of radio speakers and debaters This year s class has participated in a meet in Price and has hosted a tour- nament that included Alta- mont, Tabiona. Duchesne, and Union. Steve Sharp and Lary Hardy have formed an outstanding debate team this year. Regional winners will participate in a State tournament. This year s debate topic was Resolved: that Congress should establish uniform regulations controlling cri- minal investigation proced- ures Radio speakers pre- sent a mock radio program of their own creation. 89 DEBATE TEAM - Left to right: Scott Horton. Kaye Cantrell. Brent Jones. Larry Hardy. Clark Chris- tian. Steve Sharp UINTAH HIGH 90 SCHOOL BAND DRUM MAJOR and DRUM MAJORETTE This year's band and twirlers had little opportunity to perform. Occasional ap- pearances included the homecoming par- ade and various spring performances. Keith Miller. Janice Gentry FLAG CARRIERS Bottom row: Sherry Southam. Diane Montgomery. Linda Slaugh Second row: Sharon Fulkerson. Carol Shiner Gwen Abeg- glen. Angela Goodrich Top row: Debra Martinsen. Pam Abplanalp. Bonnie Oldroyd Front row: Brad Davidson. Richard Ellgen LoaKay Bowthorpe Brent Eaton Keith Miller. Carol Shiner Back row: Bill Thweatt. Gary Wilkins. Dez Murray. Scott Griggs Bruce Wallen. Doug Barlow. Romona Mansfield. Ura Gardner UTOPIANS The school dance band, presently under the direction of Mr. Burchinal performed on several occasions A January concert, under the direction of Mrs. Banks, was their first showcase. Other appearances were on assem- blies. a February wrestling match and dances. Reginal Burchinal. Advisor. Carol Shiner. Accompanist 93 FIFTH PERIOD CHORUS 95 ACTIVITIES HOMECOMING ROYALTY Miss Kathy Price reigned as Home- coming Queen for the school year 1967- 68 Her attendants were Miss Vickie Cal- der and Miss Judy Smith. Competition for this year's crown was intense as the picture on the opposite page will attest. Each candidate for the title' was re- quired to present a talent number, and was required to submit to questioning from a panel representing both faculty and stu- dentbody. Kathy Price's talent consisted of a balance beam act. Judy Smith performed a trampoline routine and Vickie Calder presented a dance. These three beautiful girls represented Uintah High School in charming fashion to both alumni and community. Miss Kathy Price Queen Miss Vickie Calder Attendant Miss Judy Smith Attendant 98 HOMECOMING QUEEN CANDIDATES Lett to right: Pam Gentry. Kathy Price. Inge Ross. Sandy Sutton. Soni Adamson. Michelle Knight. Judy Smith. Vickie Calder. Claudia Goodrich. Anne Henderson. Johnetta Magee 99 An ambitious Les Mecham sawing some chicken wire while helping with the Senior Class Float HOMECOMING FLOATS Each years Homecoming ac- tivities are highlighted by a parade which features entries from both clubs and classes Work on the floats is stimulated by competi- tion for the best float Spying and skulduggery play a major part in the competition. Completing a three year sweep, the Senior Class walked off with first place in competition among the classes The Junior Class took second and the Sophomores bro- ught up the rear The German Clubtook first place in club competition. Their float featured a giant beer stein and in- spired some serious thinking about elbow bending The first place winner was the Senior Class float 100 The Junior Class float took second place in the class competition Sophomores took third place in the class competition 'Wf HOMECOMING FLOATS Would you believe third place out of this mess? W5 HUE5T- m PRnnurE THE 3E5T 102 The Spanish Club arranged their float to the theme of. Hats Off to Success m «i Miss Krissman and a student make final preparations on the Thespian Club float A representation of a typewriter was the entry by the Commercial Club SWEETHEART QUEEN and ATTENDANTS Petite Miss Claudia Henderson reigned as this year's Sweetheart Queen. The 5T' Sophomore was a popular choice among the studentbody. Her attendants were Miss Sandy Sutton, a junior, and Miss Ellen Batty, a senior. This year's royalty was announced in a Valentine's Day Assembly and honored at the annual Yearbook Preference Ball. The spirit of St. Valentines Day was fit- tingly represented by the selection of these lovely girls as royalty. Miss Claudia Henderson Queen Miss Ellen Batty Attendant Miss Sandy Sutton Attendant 104 YEARBOOK ROYALTY In an attempt to defray the cost of yearbooks for the individual student, each year the Yearbook sponsors a dance Royalty for the dance are determined by contributions in the name of those nominated This year s winners were two Sophomores Bill Johnston and Janet Preece 105 PREFERRED MEN The ten men most often chosen by girls to be their date for the Prefer- ence Dance comprise the most pre- ferred men In a big upset (according to his close friends) Mike McCarrell was chosen as Most Preferred Man. Investigation into the final tally is continuing. The cool heads on the following pages represent what the average Uintah High School coed likes to have in a man. Read and weep! Mike McCerrell Most Preferred 106 Steve Hall Steve Sharp PREFERRED MEN Bart Henderson Ken Woehrmann 108 Mike Stanfill SCHOOL PLAY This year's school play was Blithe Spirit written by Noel Coward. The play was directed by Miss Krismann. The play was a success due to the long hours and hard work put in by the cast. Edith.........Barbara Hacking Ruth Condomine. Connie Hutton Charles Condomine. Mike Weber Dr. Bradman...Lloyd Winward Mrs. Bradman... . Angela Barton Madame Arcati.....Ellen Pope Elvira........Anne Henderson The Cast hard at work ASSEMBLIES Major assemblies this year included the Home- coming Assembly, the Senior Assembly, the Span- ish Club Assembly, the German Club Assembly, the F.F.A. and F.H.A. Assembly, the Pep Club Assembly, the Sophomore Assembly, and assorted Pep Assem- blies. A special assembly featuring Mr. Pettey, ad- monishing students for their behavior at other assemblies, is prominently remembered. SENIOR ASSEMBLY: Seniors revert to their second childhood SENIOR ASSEMBLY: A rare smile from Connie Singleton SENIOR ASSEMBLY: Charlie Brown and friends The Golden Bull Party campaigns vigorously on the Spanish Club Assembly Charlene and Marlene Wardle on the F F A and F.H.A Assembly Dennis Holmes participated on assemblies during the year many ASSEMBLIES 112 F F A ASSEMBLY Rub-a-dub-dub four girls in a tub SOPHOMORE ASSEMBLY And furthermore, if I am elected president PEP ASSEMBLY My blood is blue' 113 SOPHOMORE ASSEMBLY Well, nearly! DANCES School dances were a major fea- ture of the year's social activities. This year's dances included the Homecoming Dance, the Senior Dance, the Spanish Club Dance, the Computer Dance, the Sadie Haw- kins Dance, the Preference Dance, and the Junior Prom Best remembered were the Senior Dance which featured a Peanuts Theme and the Junior Prom which successfully employed a Sound of Music theme. SENIOR DANCE: Decorating for the dance SPANISH CLUB DANCE A Jr High Band, The Strawberry, provided the music SADIE HAWKINS I'm going to eat it all up PREFERENCE BALL Most preferred men announced PREFERENCE BALL From out of the West comes 117 118 119 STATE EHiK( !nN5 122 123 FOOTBALL This year's football team presented its fol- lowers with both great expectations and disap- pointments. In an up and down season the fol- lowing scores were posted: Uintah.............19 Uintah.............13 Uintah.............32 Uintah.............14 Uintah.............18 Uintah............. 6 Uintah.............18 Uintah............. 6 Dell Massey Craig............24 Rangley.......... 0 East Carbon...... 0 North Summit .... 25 Union............14 Roy..............39 Rock Springs..... 0 Union............14 Brent Jones Paul Stanfill Mike Stanfill Duane Hanberg Dale Allred 125 Jim Guinn Rusty Oldson Gowen Darwin Johnson 126 Rodger Lacy Lonnie Maynard Mike McCarrell Tod Coy - 4. L i-.V™1 • -.1-. j£ • “ v Lamoyne Taylor 128 Roger Peterson Jeff Jenkins 129 i«'a Mike Lewis Phil Miller SM5 •'V «rei J V FOOTBALL TEAM —Top row: Dennis Preece. Glen Downard. Paul Stanfill. Dale Allred, Jim Boren Second row: Mac Ross Jeff Johnson. Frank Young. Brent Searle. Steve Oldroyd. Clayton Taylor Third row: Don Skinner. Mitch Hacking. Donald Curtis. Jim Mil- ler Jeff Magee. Mark Rasmussen. Dave Broome Bottom row: Jim Johnson. Gary Hatch. Randy Mott. Lee Slaugh. Jeff Jenkins Phil Miller Glenn Murray. Dave Gardiner 130 BASKETBALL Uintah's returning Class B champs had a difficult pre-season schedule losing 5 out of the first 9 games. However, they gained momentum, winning and losing in streaks. Losing heartbreaking games seemed inevitable. Duane Hanberg and Brent Jones did an outstanding job this year and were chosen for All-Region. The pre- season and season scores are as follows: Uintah.....................46 Uintah.....................52 Uintah.....................49 Uintah.....................56 Uintah.....................43 Uintah.....................47 Uintah.....................53 Uintah.....................52 Uintah.....................74 Uintah.....................66 Uintah.....................58 Uintah.....................55 Uintah.....................97 Uintah.....................49 Uintah.....................56 Uintah.....................82 Uintah.....................81 Uintah.....................63 Uintah.....................57 Uintah.....................48 Uintah.....................58 Uintah.....................56 North Sanpete...........54 Emery...................45 Wasatch.................51 Morgan..................67 North Sevier............39 South Sevier............62 South Rich..............50 Morgan..................44 East Carbon.............54 Altamont................46 Duchesne................64 Meeker..................66 Tabiona.................68 Union...................61 Craig...................62 Altamont................70 Duchesne................57 Rangely.................49 Union...................68 Altamont................46 Duchesne................56 East Carbon.............76 Roger Peterson Rex Hadlock Bill Johnston Brent Jones 131 Jim Sowards Dale Allred 133 Duane Hanberg Dez Murray Ben Lawson Mark Rasmussen JUNIOR VARSITY Front row: Mac Ross. Don Kirk. Glen Downard. Paul Stanfill. Tim Hanberg. Mitch Hacking. Alfred Martinez Standing: Ted Taylor. Mark Ras- mussen. Dale Allred Larry Rosene. Bill Johnston. Chris Anderson. Ben Lawson. Jeff Magee WRESTLING-1968 STATE CLASS B CHAMPIONS Coach Dennis Preece's wrestling team concluded a successful season by win- ning the State Class B wrestling crown. This followed a highly successful regular season schedule in which the team was undefeated in dual meets. This year's championship followed second place finishes in the previous four years and was consequently very satisfying to the coach, the team, and the stu- dentbody. Steamboat Springs Tourney 4th Place Rangely, Colorado .. . 15 Uintah. 32 Craig, Colorado ... .... 13 Uintah . 39 Meeker. Colorado... .. 20 Uintah.... 22 Uintah Tournament .... 2nd Place Duchesne .. 23 Uintah.... 29 Carbon High .... 10 Uintah.... 40 Rangely, Colorado .. . . 12 Uintah.. 30 Wasatch . ... 13 Uintah.... 34 Union 18 Uintah... 38 Duchesne . ... 15 Uintah ... 35 Northern Division Tourney. 1st Place Cyprus ... 21 Uintah.... 23 Region Tournament.. 1st Place Provo Tournament. 1st Place State Tournament, Class B 1st Place Craig, Colorado ... ... 16 Uintah.... 28 Delta .... 2nd Place Grand Jet. Central. .... 23 Uintah.... 23 Wasatch 3rd Place Union . . . . 5 Uintah.... 49 Piute 3rd Place 135 Back row: Eddie Johnson. Jay Henline. Jim Miller. Dave Fletcher. Dale Gowen. Bob Corbin. Garr Roberts. Coach Preece Middle row: Dell Massey. Ken Woehrmann. Glenn Murray. Joe Gowen, Corwyn Roberts. Jim Guinn. Bottom row: John Helco. Dave Broome. Greg Frandsen. Reid Samuels. Danny Sessions Dell Massey. 120. 2nd Region. 3rd State Dave Broome. 112. 2nd Corwyn Roberts. 138. 1st Region. 2nd State Garr Roberts. 145, Region. 4th State 1 st Region. 1 st State Jay D. Henline, 180. 1st Region. 1st State Ed Johnson, unlimited. 1 st Region. 3rd State Dave Fletcher, 154 1st Region Robert Corbin. 154 Dale Gowen, 165. 4th Region Jim Miller, 165 Ken Woehrmann. 127. 1st Region. 2nd State Glen Murray. 133. 1st Region 137 Joe Gowon, 133 Reid Samuels. 103 Jim Quinn. 138. John Helco. 127. J.V. WRESTLING Craig. Colorado 6 Uintah 23 Union 0 Uintah 30 Carbon .. 15 Uintah 28 Rangely 23 Uintah 25 Wasatch . . 19 Uintah 37 Meeker 3 Uintah 26 Duchesne . . 3 Uintah 10 Duchesne 5 Uintah 21 Provo . . 17 Uintah 46 Rangely 30 Uintah 33 Craig . 6 Uintah 21 Union 0 Uintah 20 Grand Jet. Central. . . . 18 Uintah 30 Duchesne Tournament .... 3rd Place Top row: Phil Miller. Mike McCarrell. Lamoyne Taylor. Brent Searle. Jeff Johnson. Mike Lewis. Lee Slaugh. Jeff Jenkins Middle row: Brent Cooper. Terry Neilson. Steve Oldroyd. Levi Smuin. Dave Gardiner Bottom row: Donald Curtis. Don Skinner. Kenny Edrington. Jr Martinez. Brad Weber. Wayne Henline TRACK This year s track team is mem- orable for its sheer size. Events on the calendar included dual meets with regional foes, the re- gion meet, and, for the lucky sur- vivors. a trip to the state meet in Salt Lake. Outstanding performers include Danny Cloward and Roger Peter- son. The coach is Doug Moon who has been capably assisted by Leon Smuin from the junior high Coach Moon gives pointers to Doug Kier Back row: Doug Kier. Danny Cloward. Jim Miller. Derrell Stagg. Alvin Begaye. Eddie Johnson. Clark Christian. Roger Peterson. Greg Hatch Dale Allred Alfred Martinez. Rusty Oldson. Mark Rasmussen. Ben Lawson. Joe Gowen. Carl Patow. Brent Handy. Coach Moon Bottom row: Randy Merrill. Glen Beaman. Glen Downard. Bucky Carter. Levi Smuin. David Abplanalp. Doug Barlow. Gordon Hirschi. Dan- ny Williams. Jim Guinn. Louis Farnung. Larry Hall. BASEBALL This year's baseball team faced the unenviable task of defending the State Class B title. Early games indicated that this year s team would be highly competitive after losing but three seniors from last year s champions. Back row: Robert Corbin. Gary Wilkins. Joe Murray, Mike Stanfill. Duane Hanberg. Jim Malone, bd Johnson. Coach Ted Taylor Middle row: Gaylen Merrell. Bill Johnston. Levi Smuin. Don Kirk. Greg Hatch. Rodger Lacy Front row: Paul Stanfill. Jeff Johnson Ken Edrington Greg Hawkins. Rod Richardson. Jim Johnson 140 141 TENNIS Top row: Greg Frandsen. Steve Hall. Mike Brown. Tod Davis. Mike Tunnell. Randy Merrill. Bottom row: Chris Anderson. La- moyne Taylor. Frank Young. Mitch Hacking. Terry Johnson. Gene Slaugh GOLF Top row: Randy Carter. Doug Ross. Gary Wilkins. Clark Christian. Bill Johnston Bottom row: Brad Weber. Greg Hawkins. Greg Hatch. Levi Smuin. Ed Johnson 142 ALL STATE ATHLETES Garr Roberts Danny Sessions 143 BOYS’ STATE GIRLS’ STATE Otto Wisely, who is called the Father of Boys State, brought the program to Utah in 1939 on a trial basis. In the ensuing years Boys' State proved its worth and was permanently adopted in Utah Boys State is a program devel- oped by the American Legion for the purpose of developing better American boys. During the one week stay at Utah State University the boys learn about city, county, state and federal government. Girls' State is an organization which is sponsored by the Amer- ican Legion Auxiliary, consisting of 300 outstanding girls from Utah high schools. During the week long stay, these girls are taught the principles of our form of gov- ernment; and they have an op- portunity to put this knowledge to work. At the end of the week, Girls' State is a complete state functioning under the direction of elected officers including a governor, state, county, and city officials. Keith Miller Ellen Allred. Bonnie Anderson. Judy Herman Mary Usery. Gay Saunders Robert Foley. Lloyd Lemon 146 Dean Landon. Les Mecham. Garr Roberts. Kathy Hatch Clark Christian. Mike Stanfill. Mike Tunnell Richard Winder. Roland Sinfield Kenton Grua. Mike Weber. Tod Davis Ralph Snow. Robert Raines. Randy Merrill 147 MAIDENS of the MONTH Anne Henderson Sandy Sutton Andrea Henry Kathy Hatch Johnetta Magee Suzanne Evans 148 STUDENTS of the MONTH Ann© Henderson Jim Guinn Mary Usery Duane Hanberg 149 WHO’S WHO Traditionally, about ten per cent of the members of each senior class are e- lected to 'Who's Who of Uintah High School.' Selec- tion to this organization is based on the excellence of a student's scholastic record, outstanding participation in school activity, and distin- guised service to his com- munity and the church of his choice Honored this year by e- lection to Who's Who of the Class of 68 are the following nineteen students. Mike Tunnell Inge Ross i m Clark Christian Duane Hanberg Gay Saunders Ellen Allred Beth Cook 150 Mary Usery Jane Dewey Brent Jones Richard Winder Bonnie Jo Anderson Craig Tassamer 151 As we have constructed this yearbook, we've tried to follow the theme People be- cause the school is nothing more than the people who attend it. We feel that the people comprising this year's studentbody have made the year an exciting one. To those of you leaving Uintah we would like to extend our best wishes; to those of you returning, make next year even more exciting and challenging. 153 THE STAFF . .. INDEX SOPHOMORES Abeggien, Owen 3, 49,66,75, 79, 92 Adams, Debra 51 • Allen, Ralph 56 Allred, Dale 58, 88,125,130, 134,139 Anderson, Chris 21,57,66,134, 142 Anderson, Donna Rae 50, 76 Anderson, Jimmy 61 Anderson, Kent Anderson, Randy 56, 90 Banks, Claudia 53,75, 95, 111 Batty, Mischel 57,70 Begay, Louise Ann 54, 84 Bingham, Bonnie 59 Blandford, Peggy 58 Blanton, Daniel 61 Boren, Jimmy 52,130 Bowles, Pat 51,53,66, 84, 94 Bowthorpe, Loa Kay 51, 90, 93 Broome, David 55,130,135,136 Broome, Terry Brown, Sue 59,60,61,75 Buist, Boyd 55 Buist, Douglas 61 Burton, Kim 57, 76 Caldwell, Gary 54 Caldwell, Keith 61 Caldwell, Leslie 50 Campbell, Martin 60 Carter, Bucky53,139 Cesspooch, Samual 61 Chandler, Kathleen 59 Childers, Carol 51 Chivers, DeAnn 58 Clark, Pat 52 Clark, Tonah 61, 76 Cloward, Luaina 53,66 Collier, Terry 49 Cook, Debbie 50 Cook, Marty 49 Coon, David E. 49 Cooper, Brent 53,69,138 Corbin, Steven 53 Curtis, Donald 47,130,138 Davis, Jerry Davis, John 61 Davis, Kelby 61 Downard, Glen 59,130,134,139 Edrington, Ken 59, 90,138,140 Evans, Suzanne 52,148 Foley, Keith 60 Foster, Linda 59 Fulkerson, Sharon 51, 92, 94 Gardiner, David 56,130,138 Gardiner, Dennis 57 Gardiner, Doug Gentry, Janice 20, 45,53,66, 92 Gladden, Sherry 57, 84 Goodrich, Angela 3, 49,66,92 Goodrich, Coray 49 Goodrich, Dawnette 60 Goodrich, Debra 60, 94 Graham, Sharon 50 Greenhow, Jimmie 61 Greenhow, Patsey 58 Gross, Larry 58, 83 Hacking, Barbara 57, 76,109 Hacking, Janice 55 Hacking, Mitchell 58, 83,130, 134.142 Hackney, Linda 95 Hall, Larry 51, 83,139 Hall, Lisa 54, 84 Hanberg, Tim 58,134 Handy, Brent 56, 72, 91,139 Haslem, Kathy 60 Hatch, Clay 52 Hatch, Gary 52,130 Hatch, Janet 54 Hatch, Mareta 56, 84 Hatch, Sandra 60 Heeney, Gail 52,76, 91 Henderson, Claudia 49, 75,104 Henline, Wayne 61,138 Hicks, Debra Hirschi, Gordon 58,139 Hodgkins on, Kathy 50 Holmes, Darlene 55 Holmes, Dwayne 59 Holmes, Sandra 56,66 Holmes, Steven 52, 76, 91 Hood, Alicia 58, 72, 76 Howard, Jean 57 Hullinger, Don 49 Hutton, Chuck 61 Isakson, David 60 Jackson, Babetta 58 James, Mike 59 Jenkins, Jeff 57,129,130,138 Johnson, Dell 55 Johnson, Jeff 53,56,57, 75, 91, 130,138,140 Johnson, Jim 48,52,64,130,140 Johnson, Kerry 58 Johnson, Terry 59, 91,142 Johnston, Bill 55,105,131,134, 140.142 Jones, Julia 54 Jorgensen, Calvin 52 Judd, Pattie 59 Kanosh, Milo Kendall, Joyce 54, 91 Kimball, Monte 60 Kirk, Don 54,134,140 Kizziar, Brenda 95 Lane, Glenda 55, 94 Lawson, Ben 55,134,139 Lehi, Joyce 61 Lemon, Marilyn 58 Licht, Rhonda 56 Magee, Jeff 48, 56,130,134 Mansfield, Ramona 52, 93 Martinez, Alfred 134,139 Martinez, Junior 51, 62,138 Martinez, Matilda 60 Martinsen, Debra 52, 92, 94 Maxfield, Ava 49 McCarrell, Patricia 53 McConkie, Glenn 58 McKeachnie, Ronal 51, 75 McLean, Danette 59, 94 McLean, Karinda 49, 63, 55, 75 Merkley, JuNae 50 Millecam, Melinda 57 Miller, Jim 59,130,135,137,139 Miller, Phillip 50, 54,129,130, 138 Montgomery, Diane 49, 92, 94 Morse, Linda 59, 94 Morton, John 58, 91 Mott, Randy 59,130 Murlin, Doug 51 Murray, Glenn 54,130,135,137 Needles, Christe 53, 95 Nez, Maryetta 56 Nickell, Greg 56 Nickell, Lynette 54, 84 Oaks, Rebecca 54, 84 O’Driscoll, Bill 61 Oldroyd, Steve 49,130 Olsen, Wade 50, 66,69 Pedersen, Deanna 52 Pennington, Sharon Peterson, Arlen 54, 83 Piantes, John 54 Pinkham, Robert 61, 91 Pitt, Brent 55,57 Pollard, Mike 50, 90 Pope, Ellen 55, 76, 84 Pope, Vivian 54,109 Preece, Bruce 54, 94 Preece, Janet 49, 58,59, 75,105 Price, Dale 54 Price, Janet 51, 84 Purcell, Deborah 52 Ralph, Barbara 54, 72 Rasmussen, Cherry 51 Rasmussen, Joye 52 Rasmussen, Mark 16, 48, 49, 88,149,130,134,139 Rediske, Janet 51 Richards, RaNae 52, 94 Richardson, Craig 56 Richardson, Jimmy 51, 91 Richardson, Rodney 50,140 Rodriquez, Larry 50,69 Rosene, Larry 50,69,134 Ross, Doug 55, 75, 88,142 Ross, Mac 130,134 Ross, Randy 60, 72, 94 Samuels, Reid 53,135,138 Schaefermeyer, Greg 51, 90, Schubach, John 60 Searle, Brent 51,125,130,138 Searie, Flynn 56 Serrano, Debra 61, 94 Shiner, Carol 56, 92, 93 Sillitoe, Lynda 55 Slaugh, Eugene 50, 91,142 Slaugh, John 61 154 Slaugh, Lee 51,130,138 Slaugh, Linda 56, 92, 94 Smuin, Peggy 54, 94 Soderquist, Pam 49 Southam, Cherrie 51, 92 Southam, Clayton 51, 90 Southam, Clifton 60,90 Speirs, Carolyn 60, 94 Spruell, Connie 2,49,94 Squire, Debra 56, 72 Stagg, Derrell 52,139 Stanfill, Paul 49,125,130,134, 140 Stettina, Les 57 Stewart, Rex 54 Stone, Dean 61, 91 Storey, Suzanne 53, 84, 94 Stroh, Londa 50, 94 Sweatfield, Alan 49 Sweeney, Dan 57,69 Taylor, Clayton 51,130 Taylor, John Temples, Linda 56, 72,75,94 Thomas, Kathy 57, 94 Thompkins, Jim 52 Timothy, Sherry Vickery, Roy 49, 72, 94 Walker, Julie 52, 84, 94 Wall, Sheila 55 Warby, Maurine 94 Watkins, Brad 61 Watkins, Linda 49 Webb, Connie 57 Weber, Brad 52, 91,138,142 Wilkins, Julia 57 Wilkins, Kathleen 51,63 Wilkison, Robert 59 Williamson, Danny 139 Wilson, Terry 58, 94 Winn, Ricky Winward, Lloyd 53, 72,109 Woolley, Debbie 58,69 Young, Frank 54,130,142 Zuniga, Catherine 60 JUNIORS Abplanalp, Alice 42, 94 Abplanalp, David 36,66,139 Abplanalp, Gerald Allen, Randy 37 Allred, Don 35 Allred, John 44, 63 Angus, Lynn 45, 83 Armijo, Michael Atwood, Della 37 Atwood, Ernest 37 Aycock, Paul 41 Baker, Cindy 6,35, 80 Ballard, E. J. 35,63,69,94 Barker, Sue 40 Barlow, Doug 37,75, 93, 95,139 Barney, Linda 37 Barton, Angela 46,109 Bastian, Ronald 45 Batty, Alan 43 Beaman, Glen 40, 82,139 Beck, Eddie 40,67 Begay, Alvin 46,139 Bell, Rickie 40, 83 Bieber, Mary 34,35, 72, 86, 91 Blandford, Brent 40, 77,126 Bowden, Barbara 38, 43 Bowden, Carolyn Rae 44 Bowthorpe, Pam 45 Brown, Mike 46,142 Bullock, Brad 47 Bullock, Ray 36, 47 Burton, Tex 39 Busch, Kathy 43, 76, 84 Calder, Vickie 5,39,68, 80, 98,99 Caldwell, Brenda 43, 84 Cantrell, Kaye 41,69,89 Carter, Bill 42 Carter, Randy 43, 82,142 Case, Doug 41 Chew, Sylvia 37 Christian, Joyce 42, 72,73 Clark, Pamela 36 Clay, Phyllis Cook, Dalee 40 Cook, Janeen 44,69, 84 Corbin, Robert 43,130,135, 140.137 Coy, Todd 44,128 Curtis, Dennis 42,91 Davidson, Brad 45,90, 93 Davies, Melanie 44, 95 Davis, Arneldon 42, 83 Deans, Kay 47, 91 Eaton, Brent 44, 93 Eaton, Nicky 38, 75 Edrington, Loni 46, 70, 84, 90 Ellgen, Richard 42,69, 93 Erickson, Rodney 35 Evans, Harriette Farming, Louis 46, 72, 82,139 Fletcher, David 38,77, 86, 88.127.135.137 Fox, Brent 44 Frandsen, Greg 38,66, 77, 86, 88, 95,135,136,142 Freeman, Earl Freestone, Debra 7,35, 80 Gagon, David 41,75 Galloway, Loretta 45,72 Gardiner, Brenda 46 Gardiner, Mike 44 Gentry, Pam 2,39,68, 80,98 Goodman, John 37 Goodman, Karen 36 Goodrich, Gail 39, 75 Gowen, Joe 3,39,125,135,138, 139 Gurr, George 40 Hadlock, Kent 44 Hall, Carole 38 Hall, Shanna 46, 95 Hall, Steve 47, 86, 88,106,142 Hanks, Bruce 42 Hardinger, Elroy 36 Harrison, Janice 39, 68 Harrison, Verda 45,70, 84, 85 Hatch. Greg 40,139,140,142 Hawkins, Greg 36, 75,77, 88, 125.140.142 Haws, Bob 38, 72, 86 Hazelbush, Connie 46, 84 Henderson, Bart 20,39, 45,68, 74, 75, 95.108 Henline, Bill 40 Heeney, Vemie 41, 72 Henry, Andrea 43, 80,148 Hobart, Art 40 Holfeltz, Jerry Holmes, Lor in 45, 83 Horton, Scott 89 Huff, Jeneal 46 Hullinger, Dennis Jackson, Danny 44, 88 Jackson, Kerry 41 Johnson, Eddie 16,34, 39,130, 135.137.139.140.142 Johnson, Mike 36 Jones, Christine 45,65,72,73, 94 Jones, Robert 4, 45 Jorgensen, Cathy 40 Kendall, Austin 42 Kendall, Keith 45, 72 Knight, Michele 21,35,69, 99 Lacy, Rodger 44,67, 77, 88, 126,140 Lane, Debbie 36,69 Lenox, Elaine 36,66, 72, 95 Lewis, Mike 36,129,138 Long, Eugene 46 Long, Kathleen 41,69, 70, 84 Mackay, Linda 42 Madsen, Ann 41 Malone, Sherry 45, 80, 95 Massey, Danny 47 Massey, Dell 37,39, 65,107, 125,135,136 Massey, Sheree 36 Massey, Sherry 37 Maynard, Lonnie 35,69,126 McCarley, Carol 35,72 McConkie, Garth 35 McDonald, Julena 7,30,31,35, 80 Mecham, Ted 47 Merkley, Barbara 44, 47,69 Merkley, Laird 42 Merrell, Annette 44, 69,148 Merrill, Randy 39, 77,132,139, 142 Millecam, Jerry 44 Millecam, Rosa Rae 38, 86 Miller, Gary 94 Moon, Carol 42 Moon, Judy 44 Moore, Pat 39 Morgan, Shanna 44, 94 155 Morrison, Barbara 45,76, 84, 86 Morrison, Judy 40,69 Morton, David 43 Moulton, Shanna 37,66 Murray, Dez 35,93,134 Murray, Marinda 46 Murray, Terry 42 Nash, Ray 47, 86 Neal, Henry 43 Needles, Wade 47, 82 Nielson, Terry 46,138 Oaks, Linda 36 O'Neil, Marilyn 43, 69, 84, 94 O'Neil, Michael 44 Palmer, Morris 40 Parr, Ronald 36 Patow, Carl 36, 82,139 Paulson, Rodney 35 Pederson, Gayle 35,68,75, 80, 95 Pederson, Scott Perry, Carolyn 47 Perry, Roger 35,67,75 Perry, Russell 38, 75, 95 Petty, Leanne 35, 80 Phillips, Marsha 38,112 Pierce, Blaine 42,91 Porter, Nila 40 Powell, Pat 42,72 Preece, Diane 38,78 Preece, Don 47 Price, Bev 39, 75,95 Price, Kathy 5,39, 69, 75, 84, 85, 86, 98, 99,112,123 Purcell, Jerome 46 Rasmussen, Cheya 37,69, 86 Reynolds, Jeri 36,90 Richards, Ronnie 40 Roberts, Joanne 44,72,75, 80 Rowell, Larry 46 Rupe, Carmen 42, 84, 85 Saunders, Sue 40,66, 72, 95 Schulz, Betty 36,69 Searle, Preston Sessions, Danny 83,135,136, 143 Shiner, Dana Loy 39, 46, 47, 84, 86, 95 Skinner, Don 36,130,138 Sinfield, Merlin 35, 86, 90 Slaugh, Bryce Slaugh, Jay 46 Smith Alta 46 Smuin, Levi 39,125,138,139, 140,142 Snow, Mary Lee 42, 90 Soimonson, Cathy 39 Sorensen, Debra 41, 84, 85, 95 Southam, Cathy 42 Southam, Diane 40, 80 Sowards, J im 39, 95,107,133 Starkey, Jeannie 43 Stephens, Allyn 47 Stewart, Merridy 35, 41, 75, 95 Stone, Patty 43,70, 84 Stringham, Jan 39,75 Sutton, Sandy 39,68, 75,79, 80, 81, 95, 99,104, 48 Sweeney, Maureen 69 Taylor, Lamoyne 47,77, 86, 88.107.128.138.142 Taylor, Vickie 7,38, 80 Thacker, Nancy 34, 42, 80, 86, 94 Thaxton, Melinda 49, 63,69 Thunehorst, John 37 Timothy, Phillip 35, 75 Turner, Karl 41, 90 Turner, Mary Jean 42, 80, 84 Twitchell, Sandra 90 Ufford, Ronnie 43 Wall, Vickie 44 Wallen, Bruce 42, 91, 93 Wardle, Charlene 80 , 84, 111 Wardle, Marlene 36, 80, 84, 111 West, Jon 47 White, Alan 47, 86 Williams, Sherry 35, 75, 80, 95 Wilkins, Clark 83 Wilkins, Gary 41, 93, 95,132, 140.142 Wilkins, Pat 36 Winder, George 40 Winkler, Donald 36, 88 Winn, Gary 38 Winn, Glenda 40 Winn, Glenna 41 Windward, Jody 44 Workman, Diane 39, 75, 80 , 95 Zeller, Robert 37 SENIORS Abplanalp, Pam 26, 92 Adams, Dixie 23 Adamson, Soni 24, 79, 80, 99 Aitken, Dean 27 Alexander, Mike 28 Alhandra, Glenda 28 Allred, Ellen 31, 70, 71, 86, 87, 150.146 Allred, Gwen 25 Anderson, Bonnie Jo 24, 78, 80, 95.110.151.146 Barker, Kay 29 Bascom, Clair 29 Bascom, Kenneth 31 Bastian, Deon 23, 95 Batty. Ellen 5, 27,104.112,122 Beers, Bonnie 30 Billings, Ona Marie 26, 79, 80, 148 Bingham, Margene 30, 95 Bowden, Jay 30,64, 82 Bowden, Richard 29 Bowthorpe, Chris 30 Bowthorpe, Wade 30 Brady, Jeaneen 25,68, 80, 95 Briese, Judy 28 Brough, Diana 32, 80 Brown, Jana 29,70 Burke, Kathy 28 Caldwell, Margaret 31 Cheshire, Carolyn 32, 70 Chew, Dona 30, 70, 71, 84 Christian, Clark 16,18,32, 77, 88, 89,150,127,139,142.147 Clark, Patricia 23,32 Cloward, Danny 28, 66, 77, 94, 139 Colobelia, Dianna 5,16,19, 24, 70,112,123 Cook, Beth 28, 70, 84, 85, 86,150 Cook, Daryl 32 Cook, Ronald 29 Davis, Ted 24,68. 74,142,147 Deans, Danny 30 Dewey, Jane 16,18, 28, 70, 72, 86, 87, 91,151 Evans, Robert Feltch, Paul 25, 75 Fink, Bill 31 Foley, Robert 31, 86,146 Freestone, Connie 26,62, 64, 65,79 Gale, Linda O. 31 Galloway, Merlin 32, 72, 73 Gardiner, Roy 32 Gardner, Ura L. 28,76,90, 93 Gibbs, Doug 33 Goff, Barbara 27 Goodrich, Claudia 23, 27, 80, 98 Gowen, Dale 25, 77,126,135, 137.143 Gray, Randy 33 Griggs, Scott 20, 24, 93 Griggs, Steve 25 Grua, Kenton 23,147 Guinn, Jim 22,24,64,77,126, 149,135,138,139 Hackler, Bill 32 Hadlock, Rex 27,131 Hall, Larry 32 Hall, Lynda 24 Hanberg, Duane 5,16, 22,30, 125,149,150,133,140 Hanks, Agnes 70 Hanzon, Boyd 28 Hardy, Larry 2, 26, 89 Harvey, Ron 33 Hatch, Jackie 26, 70, 84 Hatch, Kathleen 5, 24, 95,112, 122,148,146,152 Hatch, Sandra 27, 84, 85, 90 Helco, John 32,135,138 Henderson, Anne 25, 75, 76,80, 96,148,149, 99,109,152 Henline, Jay D. 27,30,31,135, 137.143 Herman, Judy 22,31, 72, 86,152,146 Holmes, Dennis 23, 77, 89, 111, 130 Hullinger, Saundra 26 Hunting, Steven 23 Hutton, Connie 32, 76,109 156 James, Betty 29, 67, 72 Jensen, James 30,69, 75, 89 Johnson, Darwin 33,126 Johnson, Lorene Johnson, Vaneta 30 Jones, Brent 30,65, 88, 89,125, 131,151 Jones, Ralph 33 Joseph, Larry 32 Kidd, Creed Kier, Doug 24,77,126,139 Landon, Dean 26, 147 Larsen, Arlene 32 Lawson, Keith 27,67,69 Lemon, Lloyd 27,70, 71,146 Luck, Katherine 23 Magee, Johnetta 16,18, 25, 80, 81,148, 99 Malone, Jim 28,140 Mansfield, Wynn 33 Manwaring, Elva Lynn 26, 78, 80,148 Martin, Katherine 31 Massey, Deanna 25, 80, 81 Massey, Hal 26 McCarrell, Mike 23,77,106,128, 138 McConkie, Doug 26, 83 McKinlay, Sherry 28, 69 McManus, Bill 28 Mecham, Leslie 16,17,30,146 Merkley, Clayton 28,69 Merkley, Tal Roy 32 Merrell, Gaylen 24, 77,127,140 Merrell, Patty Ann 26,70,71, 84, 85 Merrell, Randal 32,66,147 Merrell, Reid 33 Merrill, Susan 23, 70 Miller, Keith 26,72,76, 86, 87, 92,93,149,146,152 Mize, Loran Montgomery, Kent 26,126 Mortensen, Danny 26, 77,126 Morton, Christine 30 Murray, Carol 28, 95 Murray, Joe 29,140 Nash, lee 31 Nay, Jerald 26 Oaks, Carlyle Oaks, Christine 29,70,95 Oaks, Eileen 23, 70 O'Driscoll, Lonnie 26 Oldroyd, Bonnie 31, 92 Oldson, Rusty 23, 77,126,139 Palmer, Teresa 29 Pedersen, Richard 25 Peterson, Roger 33,77, 94,129, 131,139 Porter, Rhonda 24,63,78, 89,110 Raines, Robert 23,72, 86, 90,147 Rediske, Paulette 32,72,68, 95 Remington, Delwin 28, S3 Reynolds, Kenneth 32 Richardson, Denese 30, 89 Risner, Janis 30 Roberts, Corwyn 3, 25,106, 130.135.136 Roberts, Garr 24,135,136,143, 146 Robinson, Doug 26, 90 Rodriquez, Gloria 26, 69, 76 Ross, Inge 16,18, 26,28, 29, 70, 84. 86,149,150, 99 Ross, Ron 29 Saunders, Gay 26,72,86,95, 150.146 Searle, Johnie 25 Sharp, Steve 23, 89,107 Simmons, Randy 32 Sinfield, Roland 23,147 Singleton, Connie 25,68, 80, 95,110 Slaugh, Anne 16,19, 25,65, 79,80 Slaugh, Lorrie 20, 24, 80, 86 Smith, Judy 6,23,65,70.71. 79.152, 98, 99 Snow, Ralph 29,147 Stanfill, Mike 25,77,108,140, 125.147 Steele, Lynn 31 Stephens, Vickie 70 Stevens, Carol 23, 70 Stewart, Carl 28 Storey, Rodney 32, 91 Stringham, Jean 23, 91 Sundquist, Lynn 23, 73, 86, 87, 90 Sweatfield, Gena 29, 72, 84 Swett, Eldon 33 Tassainer, Craig 16,19, 24, 68, 88,151 Thacker, Cary 33 Thomas, Carmaleta 30, 80 Thomas, Kenneth 33 Thweat, Bill 32, 69. 93 Toone, Joan 29,69 Tunnell, Mike 16,19, 25,67,77, 96.150.110.142.147 Usery. Mary 27, 70,74,75,149, 151,146 Weber, Michael 29,73,76,86, 90,149,109,147,152 Westwood, Ronnie White, Norene 27 Winder, Edwin 33 Winder, Richard 16,17,31, 64, 70, 86,149,151,147 Winn, Mike Woehrmann, Kent 25, 65,77, 88, 108.135.137 Wyasket, Venoy Young, Bonnie 89 Zimmerman, Jerrie 31 157 ADVERTISEMENTS ASHTON BROTHERS’CO. 160 Vernal s Finest One Stop Shopping Center REXALL DRUG CO. Prescription Service is Best at Main and First West 162 Your Local Chrysler - Plymouth - Valiant Dealer 163 VERNAL DRUG A Registered Pharmacist on Duty at all Times 164 FIRST SECURITY BANK The Friendly Bank for Everyone CO-OP SERVICE Congratulations Seniors INTERMOUNTAIN CONCRETE 165 Finest Ground Concrete MONTGOMERY WARD Congratulations Seniors Freeman Agency, the store with 130.000 items for Montgomery Ward SPROUSE JEWELERS Eastern Utah's Largest and Finest 166 RUSSELLS MEN'S WEAR Vernal's Best in Men's Furnishings BASIN LOANS B.L.I. TRAILER PARK AND SALES Best in Mobil Sales and Service 167 DINOSAUR GIFTS 'N THINGS Gifts for all Occasions Bridal Registery 168 SUPERIOR TIRE Complete tire service DINOSAUR CONOCO Hottest Brand Going TURNER BUILDING SUPPLY Quality building materials — That good place to buy 169 GARDEN GATE FLORAL Quality Flowers Plus Distinctive Designing AL WOEHRMANN INC. K-dt Hottest Brand In Dinosaurland HOBBY SHOP Shop the Hobby Shop for Pets and Toys H. S. SOWARDS AND SONS , - WILKINS BUS LINE PERRY MOTOR CO. Ultimate in Service ROSS CONSTRUCTION Congratulations Graduates MILTS MERCHANDISE If You Want Quality, Shop at Milt's 173 A W ROOT BEER Home of the Burger Family Where the Gang meets to eat” VERNAL THEATRE Take The Whole Family To A Movie VERNAL OFFICE SUPPLY For The Best In School Supplies 174 ANDY S GAMBLES The Friendly Store J B AUTO SERVICE Motor Tune Up Front End Alignment SECURITY INSURANCE AGENCY Auto Fire Life Mutual Funds 175 ■ UTE INDIAN TRADING POST Authentic Indian Crafts and Souvenirs RAY S TIRES U. S. Royal Headquarters BUTANE (S APPLIAN UTAH-COLORADO GAS Gas • Butane COUNTRY CASH Food Supplies in Maeser 176 FIVE STAR MOTOR SUPPLY INC. Quality and Service HUNTING CARPETS For the Finest in Carpets 177 JIM S TEXACO Fast Service and Low Prices CHUCK S SPUDNUT DRIVE-IN We Appreciate Serving You 178 LAZY K MOTEL For a Night of Western Rest SEARLE ELECTRIC Complete Line of Sporting Goods CHRISTENSEN S Apparel for all ages mcneills market High Quality Low Price SERVICE INSURANCE Ralph A. Preece • Doyle L. Huber BRADSHAW S AUTO PARTS CO. Where Quality and Service Comes First 179 NEDS GULF SERVICE A L HOME FURNISHINGS 35 North 3rd West Call 789-1539 180 MIKE S MARKET BASKET we make um. you meet um HOLIDAY lau®omat LYNN S TEXACO The Best Friend Your Car Ever Had J. C. PENNEY CO. Always First Quality DINAH BOWL Open Play . . Friendly Atmosphere . . . Billiards VERNAL BARBER SHOP For the Best Haircut in Town YE OLDE SHOE SHOPPE For the Finest in Shoe Repairs ALLRED GLASS AND PAINT Glass and Paint for any purpose 182 KING S BASIN MARINE CO. 81 West Main Vernal BASIN LAUNDRY 183 KVEL RADIO Sound of year round pleasure SLAUGH REAL ESTATE Buy with peace of mind from those who — KNOW L. T. PEYTON STEIN AKER CENTER North side of town 184 CARLISLE S CHEVROLET-OLDSMOBILE Satisfaction Guaranteed VERNAL EXPRESS Your Hometown Newspaper BASIN MACHINE AND WELDING CO. The Best in the West 185 186 SEARLE GAS Our Rolling Pipeline Never Ends SUPPLIES DIAMOND HILLS MOTEL CAFE Better Education Makes Boys and Girls Better Men and Women SAVEMORE Gas For Less I.G.A. Good Luck Seniors PHILLIPS 66 Best Service For Your Car BOBBIES DRESS SHOP Heavenly Clothes at Down to Earth Prices 187 C. P. PEDERSON WELDING CONTRACTOR Congratulations Graduates SUTTON CLEANERS For the Neat Look J7 SU1TON JNERS 188 BANK OF VERNAL 189 The Parcel Post Bank POLAR KING For Food of the Highest Quality BILLINGS FEED AND FARM SUPPLY 190 1 V SENIOR SEMINARY Fred G Bingham dedicated the site for the seminary during the ground breaking ceremony held on July 24,1954 The roof and walls were completed by December 3,1954. so work on the interior continued through the winter. The seminary students wanted a fireplace to be built in the new building, so they, with their teachers, hauled all the rock for the fireplace. They also sponsored the Birthday Calendar Program that year to raise money to cover the cost of labor on the fireplace. The total cost of the building was $27,984.55. The building was dedicated on September 18. 1955. Sterling W. Sill offered the dedicatory prayer He asked that this will be a place of peace and joy and hap- piness to all those who come here, and that the great lesson of right may be imparted unto them. He also prayed that those who come here to learn may feel the influence of this place that it will be a house of worship.” JUNIOR SEMINARY- The first seminary classes in Vernal were held dur- ing the winter of 1923- 24 It was first known as the Uintah Stake Semi- nary, but later the name was changed to the Ver- nal Seminary. The first seminary building was built just east of the Stake Tabernacle. The present Junior Seminary building was built dur- ing the summer and fall of 1937. The contract called for $19,644. It was dedicated by Elder Melvin J. Ballard on April 24, 1938. Lithographed by COMMUNITY PRESS Orem. Utah 2 Cover portrait done especially for the yearbook by: ALVIN BEGAY. SEMINARY FACULTY-Left to right: President Frank R Walker. Stephen P Smith. Curtis B Hunsaker. Charles Q Beede SEMINARY COUNCIL Sitting, left to right: Mike Weber. First Counselor: Keith Miller. President. President Walker. Brother Hunsaker. Ellen Allred. Senior Historian. Gwen Allred. Secretary; Judy Smith. Second Coun- selor Standing: Patty Ann Merrell. Yearbook Editor. Nancy Thacker. Junior Historian. Robert Foley. Year- book Editor 3 SECOND PERIOD —Sitting, left to right: Sandra Jones. Joyce Angus. Lynn Eve Merrell. Charlene Oaks. Patty Hullinger Standing: Stanley Wagner. David Busch. Bruce Kendall. Ray Martinsen. Arden Cook SECOND PERIOD-Sitting, left to right: Judie Slauah. Zellene Jorgansen. Ellen Ufford. Polly Howard. Kim Odle Standing: Wayne Calder. Mark Hatch. Kim Lawson. Robert Abplanalp. Jeff Davis. Terry Simper FRESHMEN BOOK OF MORMON THIRD PERIOD—Sitting, left to right: Linda Lowry. Hina Cald- well. Helen McCarty. Emily Searle. Roetta Bastian Standing: Milo Snow. Kirk Bowden. Vivian Turner. Shane Robison. Dale Batty THIRD PERIOD Sitting, left to right: Jennifer Hunt. Bette Gardiner. Carol Freestone Jerile Murray. Diane Allen Standing: Mark Pope. Pamela Sorensen RaKel McKeachnie. Billie Batty 4 THIRD PERIOD — Sitting, left to right: Raymond Puente. Donna Southam. Ilene Bingham Lorna Murray Wayne Merkley Standing: Tommy Howells. Miles Merkley. Brent Haslem. Greg Cook. Alan Rich FOURTH PERIOD—Sitting, left to right: Jim Richards. Earl Perry. Shanna Vernon. Kathy Freestone. Rhonda Ross Standing: Gary Merkley. Randy Taylor. Mike Murray. Charlie Walker. Neal Soren- sen. Mitchell Clark FOURTH PERIOD- Sitting, left to right: Jerry Maynard. Mark Wallis. Daniel Hacking. Rex Galloway. Whitney Wash- burn Standing, left to right: Janie Morrell. Susan Hacking. Shirley Winn. Vickie Voyles. Becky Sowards. Cherie Anderson FIFTH PERIOD- Sitting, left to right: Lydia Epperson. Linda Thompson. Terry Johnson. JoAnn Ellgen. Arlene Rasmussen Standing: Greg Wilkins. Eric Sullivan. Gawam Snow. George Long. Dale Preece. Steven Richens FIFTH PERIOD - Sitting, left to right: Marilyn Bullard. Carma Rae Colton. Ross Landon. Annette Burghardt. Michelle Shewell Stand- ing: Ned Henline. Randy Beers. Ted Slaugh. Jeff Haws. Brent Bigelow. Roy McConkie 5 SIXTH PERIOD-Sitting, left to right: Nancy Cook. Vickie Boren. Dan Gibbs. Michelle Stewart. Jill Wright Standing, left to right: Randy Reynolds. Jacque Seitz. Jill Russell. Keith Richardson SIXTH PERIOD — Sitting, left to right: Nancy Donald Sandy Horrocks. Ranee Morrison. MarieCooper. Linda Winward Standing: Terry Allred. Joan Brown. Rahnena Massey. Rodrick Galley SIXTH PERIOD-Sitting, left to right: Arlinda Karren. Joyce Old- royd. Tim Hadlock. Karen Winn. Ellen Burton Standing Valynne Spendlove. Edgar Jones. Yvonne Merrell. Laurie Pummell SEVENTH PERIOD-Sitting, left to right: Susan Thacker. Melody Hanks. Susan Ainge Shanna Lee Southam. Raema Richards Standing, left to right: Leland Campbell. Billy Cook. Carla Palmer. Bob Hall. Lowell Aycock 6 SEVENTH PERIOD - Sitting, left to right: Steven Montgom- ery. Dave Hanks. Karen Slaugh. Ivan Gardiner. Alan Watkins Standing, left to right: Colleen Purcell. Ilene Dudley. Dorrene Snow. Chenlyn Calder. Shawna Burns. Caroline Begaye STUDENT GOVERNMENT-Standing, left to right: Valynne Spendlove. Tim Hadlock. Charlie Walker. Jonnie Snyder Sitting: Lynn Morrell. Ellen Ufford. Becky Sowards. Yvonne Morrell. Joyce Angus ATHLETES AND CHEERLEADERS - Standing, left to right: Edgar Jones. Mitchell Clark. Tim Hadlock. Charlie Walker. Lowell Aycock Sitting: Greg Wilkins. Michelle Stewart. Jonnie Snyder Sandy Horrocks. Ned Henline Absent from Freshman Class Diane O Driscoll 7 THIRD PERIOD —Sitting, left to right: Angela Goodrich Diane Montgomery. LindaSlaugh.Janet Preece.JuNae Merkley Standing Lee Nash. John Slaugh. Dale Allred Ben Lawson. Gordon Hirschi FOURTH PERIOD — Sitting, left to right: Melinda Millecam Bonnie Bingham. Lisa Hall Standing: Brad Weber. Lloyd Wmward. Glenn McConkie. David Coon S OPHOMORES OLD TESTAMENT FOURTH PERIOD —Sitting, left to right: Kathleen Chandler. Janet Price Standing: Tim Hanberg. Brent Handy. Jim Miller. Chris And- erson. Allan Sweatfield FOURTH PERIOD—Sitting, left to right: Leslie Caldwell. Lynette Nickle. Barbara Hacking Standing: Rodney Richardson. Gene Slaugh. Clayton Southern Dwayne Holmes 8 FIFTH PERIOD—Sitting, left to right: Deborah Purcell. Ken Ed rington. Rod Storey Wayne Henlme Chene Southam Standing Kathy Zuniga. Louise Begaye. Janice Hacking. Linda Watkins Sitting, left to right: Mischel Batty Jim Anderson Derrell Stagg Alfred Martinez. Kathy Haslem Standing: Pam Soderquist. Deanna Pederson. Ava Maxfield. Julia Jones. Debbie Cook Sitting, left to right: Claudia Henderson. Mark Rasmussen Lee Slaugh. Ron Parr. Lynda Sillitoe Standing, left to right: Janice Gentry. Julia Wilkins. Kathleen Wilkins. PattyJudd. Julie Walker SIXTH PERIOD —Sitting, left to right: Randy Anderson. Brent Searle. Randy Mott. Mitch Hacking. Keith Foley Standing: Carolyn Speirs. Ellen Pope. Karinda McLean. Shanna Morgan. Donna Ander- son. Janet Hatch Sitting, left to right: Vivian Pope. Carol Shiner. Joye Rasmussen. Rebecca Oaks. Mareta Hatch Standing: Glen Downard. Donald Curtis. Sandra Hatch. Jim Richardson. Randy Ross 9 SIXTH PERIOD-Sitting, left to right: Keith Caldwell. John Morton. Terry Campbell. Kelby Davis. Dell Johnson Standing, left to right: Jean Howard.Gwen Abegglen. Debra Serrano. Ronie McKeachnie. Suzanne Evans. Loa Kay Bow- thorpe SEVENTH PERIOD Sitting, left to right: Linda Foster, Doylene Holmes. Maurine Warby. Joyce Lehi. Debra Martinsen Standing: Clayton Taylor. Clay Hatch. Dale Price. David Gardiner SEVENTH PERIOD— Sitting, left to right: Suzanne Storey. Joyce Kendall. Debra Goodrich. Connie Webb. DeAnn Chivers Standing: Milo Kanosh. Coray Goodrich. Richard Ellgen. Reid Samuels SEVENTH PERIOD — Sitting, left to right: Jessie Robb. Ramona Mansfield Particia McCarrell. Rhonda Licht. Mar- ilyn Lemon Standing, left to right: Rex Stewart. Larry Hall. Bruce Preece. Clifton Southam 10 JUNIORS CHURCH HISTORY FIRST PERIOD-Sitting, left to right: Pam Bowthorpe. Shanna Moulton. JoAnn Roberts Barbara Merkley Judy Morrison Standing: Terry Murray. Earl Freeman. Philip Timothy. Morris Palmer FIRST PERIOD — Sitting, left to right: Mary Jean Turner. Dana Shiner Sandra Twitchell. Jeannie Starkley Jody Wmward Standing: Elroy Hardmger. Jay Slaugh. George Gurr FIRST PERIOD-Sitting, left to right: Della Atwood. Alice Abplanalp. Sue Barker. Kathy Price Standing, left to right: Randy Carter. Kathy Southam. Robert Haws. Kathy Busch. Brent Fox SECOND PERIOD—Sitting, left to right: Debra Sorensen. Char- lene Wardle. Marilyn O'Neil. Diane Preece Standing: Danny Jackson. Lynn Angus. Rodney Erickson SECOND PERIOD-Sitting, left to right: Carole Hall. Diane Southam. Linda Mackay. Pat Wilkins Standing: Greg Frandsen. Lamoyne Taylor. Merlin Sinfield THIRD PERIOD — Sitting, left to right: Michele Knight. Brenda Gardiner. Ann Madsen. Nancy Thacker Standing, left to right: Lonnie Maynard. Karl Turner, Bart Henderson. Randy Merrill. David Abplanalp THIRD PERIOD—Sitting, left to right: Merridy Stewart. Sherry Williams. Sandy Sutton. Beverly Price Standing: David Fletcher. Ronald Bastian. Ray Bullock. Terry Nielson. Kent Hadlock FIFTH PERIOD —Sitting, left to right: Alta Marie Smith. Mary Lee Snow. Kay Deans. Marlene Wardle. Judy Moon Standing: Scott Pedersen. Garth McConkie. Brad Bullock. Alan White 12 FIFTH PERIOD- Sitting, left to right: Patrica Stone. Loni Edring- ton. Andrea Henry. Barbara Morrison Standing: Dennis Holmes Patricia Powell. Bill Carter. Jeri Reynolds. Alvin Begaye FIFTH PERIOD Sitting, left to right: Debra Freestone. Laretta Galloway. Dalee Cook. Annette Merrell. Janeen Cook Standing: Brenda Caldwell. Arneldon Davis. Rickie Bell. Dennis Curtis SIXTH PERIOD-Sitting, left to right: Linda Kay Oaks. Nyia Porter. Rosa Rae Millecam Standing, left to right: Austin Kendall. Jerry Holfeltz. Blame Pierce. Keith Kendall. Ray Nash. SIXTH PERIOD —Sitting, left to right: Glenna Winn. Glenda Winn. Sheree Massey. Sherry Massey Standing: George Winder. Brad Davidson. Steven Hall. Don Preece SIXTH PERIOD — Sitting, left to right: Paul Aycock. Michael O Neil. David Morton. John Goodman Standing: Verda Harrison Cheya Rasmussen. Carolyn Perry 13 SENIORS OLD TESTAMENT FIRST PERIOD - Sitting, left to right: Saundra Hullinger. Ralph Snow. Lorene Johnson Standing: Randy Simmons. Lonnie O Driscoll. Darwin Johnson FIRST PERIOD - Sitting, left to right: Edwin Winder. Bruce Hanks. Gwen Allred. Roland Sinfield. Kenneth Reynolds Standing: Venoy Wyasket. Brent Jones. Roy Gardiner SECOND PERIOD — Sitting, left to right: Kay Barker. Bonnie Beers Dixie Adams. Kathy Luck. Ona Marie Billings Standing, left to right: Kathy Hatch. Michael Winn. Wynn Mansfield. Robert Evans. Chris- tine Oaks 14 SECOND PERIOD — Sitting, left to right: Lary Hardy. Daryl Cook. Margaret Caldwell. Mich- ael Alexander. Ronnie West- wood Standing, left to right: Norene White. Deon Bastian. Sandra Hatch. Pam Abplanalp. Susan Merrill ,e,t IO r,flht: Judy Sm,th- Kathy Burke. Sherry McK in lay. Dona Chew. Jean Stringham Standing: Corwyn Roberts. Delwin Remington. Clair Bascom. Larry Hall FOURTH PERIOD—Sitting, left to right: Ellen Batty. Eileen Oaks. Ura Gardner. Patty Ann Merrell Standing: Dennis Holmes Lloyd Lemon. Dean Landon. Gaylen Merrell. Reid Merrell FOURTH PERIOD — Sitting, left to right: Wade Bowthorpe Joann Toone. Gena Sweatfield. Claudia Goodrich. Jimmy Rey- nolds Standing, left to right: Craig Tassainer. Kent Montgomery. Rex Hadlock. Les Mecham 15 SEVENTH PERIOD — Sitting, left to right: Ellen Allred. Beth Cook. Pat Clark Standing, left to right: Steve Hunting. Robert Raines.Tal Roy Merkley. Doug McConkie SEVENTH PERIOD-Sitting, left to right: Bonnie Anderson. Rhonda Porter, Carol Murray. Vaneta Johnson Standing: Robert Foley. Don Sundquist. Richard Bowden. Merlin Galloway SEVENTH PERIOD—Sitting, left to right: Inge Ross. Elva Linn Manwaring. Connie Freestone. Vickie Stephens Standing: Richard Winder Danny Deans. Larry Evans. Keith Miller 16 Absent from Senior Seminary Left to right: Mike Tunnell. Arlene Larsen. Mike Weber BASKETBALL PLAYERS AND CHEERLEADERS TAKING SEMINARY—Front row: Kathy Hatch Middle row. left to right: Kathy Price. Rex Hadlock. Duane Hanberg. Randy Merrill. Ellen Batty Back row: Ben Lawson. Mark Rasmussen. Dale Allred. Dez Murray. Brent Jones 4 WRESTLERS. FOOTBALL AND TRACK MEN TAKING SEM- INARY—Sitting. left to right: Wayne Henline Manager-Wrestling. Greg Frandsen Reid Samuels Standing: Dennis Holmes. Gaylen Merrell. Glen Downard. David Fletcher. Lamoyne Taylor UINTAH HIGH STUDENT OFFICERS AND SPECIAL AWARD WINNERS TAKING SEMINARY-Sitting, left to right: Dona Chew Betty Crocker Homemaking Award. Randy Merrell. 1st in Region Science Fair in Biology and 5th in State. Inge Ross. Business Man- ager of the Studentbody Standing Mike Tunned. School Newspaper Editor. Craig Tassamer. School Yearbook Editor. Les Mecham. Studentbody President. Richard Winder. Studentbody Vice-President 17 SPECIAL SEMINARY ACTIVITIES BISHOPS’ AND STAKE PRESIDENTS’ DAY OPENING SOCIAL 20 Robert Raines Margaret Caldwell The Trophy BIG BUCK CONTESTS Lonnie O Driscoll Our Faithful Seminary Choir 21 Santa's helpers CHRISTMAS SOCIAL Caroling SEMINARY SEMINAR GRADUATION 1967-1968 23 S v V .X5SSi X ,5!r v b T 4