Uintah High School - Uintahn Yearbook (Vernal, UT)

Text from Pages 1 - 236 of the 1971 volume:

TAURUS Taurus symbolizes the Bull; has both feet on the ground. TTiey know where they are going, are loyal to their family and friends, are usually very amiable, and are the most determined of all those in the zodiac. Taureans are very successful as bankers and businessmen ARIES A fine sign symbolizing zeal, courage, and enthusiasm. The pioneering spirit is strong because it is the first sign in the spring when nature comes to life again. They are useful reformers and are the champions of the weak. They can make good doctors, den- tists. and engineers. GEMINI Ingenious, imaginative, an intellec- tual dynamo with an unlimited range of ideas; are all symbolic of Geminis They tend to be over-involved and are most successful in journalism, publishing, teaching, or selling CANCER A sign of water which symbolizes emotion and psychic power. They are home-loving, deceptively kind, and enjoy collecting things. He is inclined to be moody or dramatize the small things which upset him and is strongly patriotic. Teaching, theatre, and art interest him. LEO The lion is a sign of exuberance, denoted by a strong personality. He is a leader, im- perious, and self-assured. They work best when in complete au- thority in executive positions, politics, or just about anything which gratifies the lover of power. LIBRA Because his symbol is the scales of jus- tice he balances everything and respects justice and honor. He will write letters, go to war, or do anything possible to restore balance. He is a peacemaker and is gentle, charming, affectionate, and diplomatic. Librans usually have high intelligence and are philosophically inclined. 5 SCORPIO The Home of the Harnessed Mars describes the determination, the strength, and the concentration of whose purpose is invincible and whose energy is in- tense, Scorpio is a loyal friend to those he has decided to accept. He is secretive about himself and is able to sense what other people are thinking. They make excellent detectives, chiatrists. CAPRICORN Capricorn, the goat, is the most conservative of all the Zodiac He is ambitious, de- tailed, strong-willed, and is always striving for something higher. He takes pride in all he does and is always ready, will- ing and able to organize and arrange. This is the businessman sign, although many become teach- ers and philosophers. VIRGO doctors, or psy- An Earth sign, industrious with a remarkable memory, likes to help people, and is committed to worthy causes. They are down-to-earth, a perfectionist, and have personal practical mentality. She is modest and apt to undermine herself. She is happy as a critic because she is interested in the reasons others do things. He is also happy in medicine, research, and statistics. PISCES SAGITTARIUS This sign is known for its physical and mental activity. His symbol, the archer, de- notes his interest in the field of sports. He is independent and has strong powers of reason. Influenced by luck- giving Jupiter, he is opti- mistic and good natured, democratic and honest, friendly and affectionate. The fields of law, publish- ing, active ministry, travel- ing. or philosophy attract many of this sign. Pisces is the most receptive to outside influences. He is sensitive and has great psychic ability. He also has great empathy and knows how each individual feels. He finds success in social work, religion, or as an executive in the field of his choice. AQUARIUS Eighty-two percent of the people in the American Hall of Fame are Aquarians. This is the sign of the intelligent whose symbol is the water bearer. All in this sign respect human brotherhood, tolerance, and have a sense of responsibility to the world. He makes few close friends friendships because his sympathy and deep concern for fellow man is on an imperson- al basis. In social work and as a political figure he finds great satisfaction. LOVE TRUTH The 1970-71 Uintahn Staff has chosen THE AGE OF AQUARIUS as its theme because we want to wish you all the . . . TRANQUILITY PEACE that it promises . . . i KJ E-t § co £ £•£§£ 5 0 o fl) J X 5 c trojc |2®§fs ■O $ O K u. © . g ■ ® ® '8 - 4A L. c i.«ia;iill 3 0 CQ-O c')|Srt ?“c3 � w= 5sc«iis S |pS|| = S -£Sc®|I g 003 « IL i: _J CO “5 w w . £• Michelle Stewart Senior Class President Burt Merkley Junior Class President Chris Pettey Sophomore Class President S TUDENT Randy Dean Advertising Chairman Charles Walker Chief Justice Becky Sowards Activity Chairman Linda Lowry Head Cheerleader 12 Vickie Voyles Uintahn Editor Shauna Burns Ute Row Wow Editor Terry Johnson President of the Senate Melanie Kempton New Student Rep CO UNCIL Rakel McKeachnie Girls League President Steve Rosene House of Representatives Tim Hadlock Boys League President 13 LEADERS f-yull � Left to right Kim Johnston, Saridy Horrocks Bit: Kre min. Ric Broods. Vaiynne Spendiovtv Linda Lowry . .V % A sis r • ,-jw ;t.,• •. . y •. • V Vi ' i Vs •'Sv 5KH ■ s' Sp - U • V- i £ £ W, ?;r 'V . 3� S vV . X‘i ;W v fc� .� ' $ S'; c v- M-.-sja V - A -', ,4 V w r -V . ••y •■ •;;■- '.v Jsk p V. ' Ff ' Vy , V V ,T‘ l ' II Afl r •£ y' '4 s' X; m r - ' ■H v.... -.■IP l|lp ) -.■,:v-s ; •;.v i ■■■ '■ :■ ? k‘ t V ?V W . :.v . |j i ■: -; -x:r • -• .;; TO STj wSKttfcJ ■y i'3WPS •r' r '.T .: • 7 ' • '' . S®; w-% Bgfc ; T - V- 4. • ; Vf S KaS t A • ‘ ■ ■ - Jk .’iA' ' ? 3fc;-£ 16 i .� k. v. • '■ v • . . Iv . •• •. V. - 'V- . . •- A, - - S'-' • ; - •, 7 '-;V.'r,'«i ( -{.- .bvs . r • Lc K: :b'S. ;.: t'Z vfs,-.- i,. ;v;..-r The man responsible for providing the leadership for the Age of Aquarius is Mr Lee R. Pettey Typical of those in his sign (Cancer) he has interjected sensitivity, patriotism, and determination into the principalship at Uintah High School. SCHOOL BOARD Essential to The Age of Aquarius is the search for truth, tolerance, and a sense of responsibility. We thank Superintendent Evans and the Uintah County Board of Education for providing us with the atmosphere, facilities, and guid- ance to pursue this ideal S UPERINTENDENT 19 Chad Orton valda Massey Counselor Counselor. Sophomore Orientation Barbara Gale Secretary FACULTY I Verda Hammond Secretary 20 John Christiansen Math JoAnn Cowan Yearbook. Sociology History FACULTY Gale Anderson Football Coach. P E Health Kathy Nichols English Beverly Ramsey English Dennis Preece Wrestling Coach. Drafting Woods. Ind Arts 21 Earl Allred Resource Class Court Anderson Welding. Metals Small Appliances Charles Freeman Auto Mechanics FACULTY Warren Clark Jones English. German Doyle Landon Ag Science. Ag Mechanics Ronald K. White Woods. Crafts 2 Electa Caldwell English. Type. Journalism Bookkeeping Robert Jameson Shorthand. Economics Type. Sec Office Harold Hopla English Estel Kidd English. Spanish 23 I FACULTY Kent Limb Nick Randall Track Coach. History Band. chorus American Problems 24 Wilma Webb Virginia L Denton Librarian Assistant Librarian Patricia Nicholls Home Living. Clothing Child Development Melba Weber Foods. Homemaking Home Management Curtis May Math. Physics Louise Voutaz Creative Dance. P E Drill Team 25 Loun Easthope History Bernard Mickelson History Lynn Thomas Science. Math Chemistry Thomas W. Bridges Electronics. Biology Geometry 26 Loft to right: Marvel Gardiner. Winifred Winder. Pearl Simper. Alice Jenkins. Ruth Abplanalp Left to right: Lowell Wardle. Farrell Slaugh. and Bill Richardson 27 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Marcia Lewis Secretary Lynn Eve Merrell Vice-President Michelle Stewart President Susan Thacker Pep Club Secretary Spanish Club F H A MUN ARIES March 21 - April 19 Ronnie Zeller Brad Kropp Track 2 years Wrestling 1 year Gary Caldwell Karla Higginson Lettered in Shorthand Commercial Club 30 31 Karen Slaugh Musical Jr. Class Assembly Yearbook Co-Editor Ski Club 2 years Pep Club Neal Gawin Snow F F A Officer Boys State Whitney Washburn Jr Prom Assembly Yearbook Staff 32 Steve Reynolds Spanish Club Officer Brad Huber TAURUS April 20 - May 20 Randy Rye Janet Staten Drill Team Pep Club 33 Jerry Maynard German Club Commercial Club Diane O Driscoll Ross Landon Jr Class Assembly Children's Theatre Studentbody Senator Thespian Club School Play Forensics 34 Ranee Morrison Ski Club 35 Kent Lane Barbara McBride Jr Class Play. School Play All-State Chorus. Band Drill Team. Pep Club FT A Class Officer Daniel Hacking German Club Officer Americanism Club Science Club Boys State 36 37 38 Robert Steele Jack Barton Dance Band. Band Track Manager i year Thespian Club School Play Adv Chorus Drum Major Michelle Stewart Americanism Club Officer Head Cheerleader 69-70 Senior Class President Thespian Club Officer Girls State Officer Homecoming Attendant CANCER June 22 - July 22 Kirk Bowden Studentbody President Children s Theatre Football 1 year Jr Rotarian Thespian Club MU N Linda Winward Americanism Club 1 year Pep Club Officer Forensics 2 years Ski Club 3 years Thespian Club M U N 39 40 Dorrene Snow Homeroom Representative Girls State Pep Club Kathie Ann Simmons Banner Carrier F HA Dan Gibbs Ray Martinesen Cherie Rae Anderson Children's Theatre Senate Secretary Drill Team Pep Club M U N Doug Adams Bockey Smuin Americanism Club Thespian Club German Club Pep Club F H A 42 Ellen Ufford Jr Class Assembly Children's Theatre Girls League Secretary Maiden of the Year Musical. Sr Senator Ski Club M U N Thespian Club Drill Team Laurie Pummell Banner Carrier Jacque Seitz Maiden of the Month Girls League Secretary Pep Club Officer Commercial Club German Club FHA.MUN Jana Wilson Drill Team Vice President Americanism Club Drill Team Secretary Pep Band Ski Club David Pitchford 43 Dennis Zimmerman Jane Morrell Susan Hacking Thespian Club Reporter Lettered in Shorthand Jr Class Assembly Commercial Club Pep Club M U N Marie Cooper Drill Team Journalism Ski Club Pep Club M U N 44 Becky Sowards Studentbody Act Chairman Girls State Drill Team Commercial Club Pep Club Americanism Club. M U N Sadie Hawkins Assembly Thespian Club Officer Jr Class Secretary Jr Class Assembly Lorna Hodgkinson Science Club Officer Jr Class Assembly Commercial Club MUN Roy D McConkie Forensics Musical Creg Wilkins Wrestling Letterman 3 years Football Letterman F F A VIRGO Loretta Lee Jr Class Assembly German Club Ski Club Musical 45 August 23 - September 22 Ned Henline Nancy Griswold Children's Theatre Advisory Council Exchange Assembly Publicity Manager Ute Pow Wow Forensics Deb Steele Spanish Club 46 Debbie Lane Commercial Club Spanish Club German Club Drill Team Pep Club Bill Baity Baseball Cloyd Wooley Football Wrestling 47 Cherilyn Calder Yearbook Business Mgr Jr Class Float Co-Chrmn Senior Dance Assembly Co-Chairman Americanism Club 48 Shauna Burns Homecoming Candidate Ute Pow Wow Editor School Play Adv Chorus Pep Club Musical 49 Carma Rae Colton Lettered in Type Yearbook Staff Commercial Club Thespian Club Pep Club SCORPIO Rex Galloway 30 October 23 - November 21 Charlie Walker Children s Theatre Chief Justice Football Boys State Forensics Basketball RaKel McKeachnie Girls League President Cheerleader 69 70 Lettered in Type Drill Team Pep Club Rahnena Massey Studentbody Business Mgr Children's Theatre Soph Class Secretary Commercial Club Thespian Club Drill Team Ricky E. Brooks Children's Theatre Americanism Club Forensics Club Boys State Cheerleader Musical M U N 51 Rhonda Ross Studentbody Secretary Spanish Club Officer Homecoming Candidate Exchange Assembly Pep Club Assembly Commercial Club Thespian Club M U N Kern Cook Lettered in Wrestling Carla Palmer Children s Theatre Americanism Club German Club Pep Club Forensics Lowell Aycock Jr Class President Basketball Baseball Football Key Club Neal Sorensen Joyce Angus Spanish Club Officer Maiden of the Month Commercial Club Pep Club M UN F.H.A. 52 Jeff Haws Chorus Shane Robison Dana Henthorn 53 Linda Lowry Senior Dance. Assembly Co-Chairman Cheerleader 2 years Homecoming Queen Americanism Club Thespian Club Twirler 54 Mitch Clark Brent Haslem Spanish Club Dennis Bascom Jerile Murray Pep Club F.H.A Nancy Bascom F H A Pat Hullinger Pep Club F H A Ricky Spurlock Marcia K. Lewis Lettered in Dramatics Spanish Club Officer Senior Vice President Drill Team Pep Club MU N Jodee M Magee Basketball 56 Sandy P. Horrocks Children's Theatre Thespian Club Cheerleader Pep Club Ski Club Annette Burghardt Drill Team Mistress Jr Prom Assembly Americanism Club German Club Pep Club Clay Stewart Football F FA Mike Gray Football Letterman Boys State Senator 57 Robbie White Spanish Club German Club Terry Johnson Children s Theatre German Club Officer President of Senate President Soph Boys State Basketball Susan Ainge Robert Guinn Football Vickie L. Voyles Yearbook Editor 2 years Lettered in Pantomime Soph Class Assembly Chairman Queen s Float Jr Class Assembly Lettered in Type Americanism Club Commercial Club Thespian Club Donna Southern Speech and Drama 58 Faith Kremin Jr Class Assembly Pep Club Assembly Americanism Club Seminary Council School Play Pep Club Valynne Spendlove Homecoming Queen Att Sadie Hawkins Assembly Children's Theatre Americanism Club Thespian Club Cheerleader Ken Winn Track 2 years 60 Arden Cook F F A Michele Shewed Homecoming Candidate Sr Senator - M U N Sadie Hawkins Assembly Commercial Club Spanish Club Pep Club David Bush Football Manager PISCES February 19 - March 20 Helen McCarty Thespian Club Drill Team Pep Club 62 Ivan Gardiner Spanish Club Lorna Murray Jr Class Assembly Lettered in Type II Drill Team Vice Pres Thespian Club Pep Club Kim Johnston Cheerleader 2 years Thespian Club School Play 63 Jill Wright Taurus Doug Mirttom Pisces Shirley Winn Capricorn Wanda Hobart Leo 65 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS 66 Burt Merkley President Laraine Tullis Secretary Tony Chew Vice-President TAURUS April 20 - May 20 Barbara Williams Mike Melton Re Ann Wilkins Rick Obermueller Jolene Smuin Mike Allen Marie Martinez April Fletcher Neil Bastian 67 GEMINI May 21 - June 21 Vicki Nuttall Brent Merrell Jacque Broadaway Ruth Gentry Terri Shiner Bob Caldwell Jesse Smith Melanie Kempton Clarence Coombs Ray Robertson Russell Anderson Randy Steele Sheryl Crow Terry Thomas Shelia Merkley CANCER June 22 - July 22 69 n Michael Herrington Loyce Gotfredson Keith Fesseden Susan Allen Rex Wedig Carl Stringham 70 Dave Cook Jennifer Johnson George Jackson Clifton Harrison Robert Eskelson Janalyn Shewell Kerry Slaugh Carlos lorg Jim Wallen Jon Rasmussen Beverly McMickell Marilyn Sheffer Sandy Oaks John Kesser Helen Brown Nancy Gardiner Doug Crofts Lynda Parkin Bill McCurdy Lynne Parkin Bruce Colton Pauline Weeks 71 Ervin Hunt Brenda Gowen Kevin Manwaring VIRGO August 23 - September 22 Karla Karren Theresa Gurule Mike Murray Carolee Moore 72 Smokey Jo Postma Karen Kanosh Beverly Karren Marge Wilson Randy Huber Betty Alexander Forrest Crofts Suzann Corlett Calynn Cook Melody Peterson Glendon Merrell Le Ann Weber Colleen Merkley Glenna Henry LeAnn Howells Cloyd Eaton Jocelyn Jensen Ellen Searle Becky Brown Deanna Galley Karen Palmer 73 Kathleen Pederson Nickie Richens LIBRA September 23 - October 22 74 Lynn Sessions Robert Hatch Rose Caldwell Jeff Sorensen Diane Burton Drew Firth Sam Brough Lana Murray Tom Morgan Mark Enyeart Mike Smuin Ross Johnson Danny Moore Joyce Landon Greg Simmons SCORPIO Annette Hatch Craig Foster David Martin Walter Black Melissa Reynolds Freddie Reber Vemssa Horrocks 75 Lorin Sheffer Randy Millecam Kim Nickell JoAnn Winn Rodney Aycock Janice Perry Carl McConkie SAGITTARIUS November 22 - December 21 76 Tommy Perry Bob Hazelbush Greg Gilroy Cindy Pickering Raymond Allan Blair Maxfield Bill Troxel William Taylor Douglas Hart Laraine Tullis Steve Ames Steve Murri Mary Goodrich Brent Taylor Lance Fenn Brent Young CAPRICORN December 22 - January 19 Geneille Deets Kayleen Logan Greg Watkins 77 Barbara McClure Stephen Westwood Karen Peterson Kathy Cook Ed Elder Lamond Harrison AQUARIUS January 20 - February 18 John Price Allen Griffis Kathy Sevy Doak Chew Angela Fisher Richard Millet Marsha Morton Bill Kremin Rhonda Sheperd Kim Goodrich Claudia Turner Orin Hardinger Marsha Bowthorpe Fred Roloff Gary Preece Dan Merrell 79 Erleen Marshall Ed Taylor Val Bell PISCES February 19 - March 20 80 Lester Wilson Marie Longjohn Kenneth Long Paul Johnson Nolan Toone Kelly Wilkins Eugene Hullinger Jack Christensen Jerry Alexander Randy Miller Suzanne Swett David Hatch Barbara Carr Randy Bullock Darlene Adaki Dawn Madsen Ronnie Nelson Janet Sowards Jim Millecam Connie O'Neil Burt Merkley Rita Richards Clark Mortenson Tony Chew 81 ARIES March 21 - April 19 James Gagon Oebbie Young Marc Mansfield Mary Ann Abplanalp 82 Morgan Caldwell Kathy Brown Clifton Heeney Ann Hacking Randy Dean Don Hall Gregory Walker Teri Harrison Kim Cook SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Lisa Burghardt Chris Petty Deidra Massey Vice-President President Secretary 83 Craig Monsen Stuart Bigelow Jim Thweatt Earl Morrison Sarah Thomson Carol Dean Morton 84 Dwayne Reese Perry Coon Susan Coates Kim Robinson Christine Hatch Bill Martin Jon Taylor Patty Marshall Sheldon Seitz Earleen Calder Joel Nuttall Jean Reynolds Glenn Stroh Mitzi Miller Danny Smuin Marcy Hawkins Ron Richens Shanna Harris Sheryl Jones Ronnie Nay Randy Holt James Moon Patsy Holmes Bert Stagg Carol White Craig Goodrich Susan Chivers Don Quick Mike Corbin Dale Ann Begaye 85 Clark Openshaw Karen Goodman Glade Allred Linda Allred Don Haslem Richard Batty 86 Donald Cannon Doyle Holmes Bruce Guy Brenda Smuin Dean Martmsen Olivia Sowards Dale Nash Lydia Winward Raymond Shiflett Sandra Moore Debbie Sharp Jeff Jacobsen Dellyn Atwood Brenda Abplanalp Corbin Bennion Janet Estes James Allen Jeffery Duncan Delane Esplm Carl Stevens Deborah Johnson Leslie Holt Allen Cooper Dixie Karren Ronnie Jones Jackie Wall Carol Clement Brent Merkley Randy Hairston Ron Black Joanne Thomas Larry Karren Kathleen Merkley Oliver Tom Cliff Grua Pam Hunting 88 Bud Mackay Kathy Goodwin Aleda Myorg Kevin Goodrich Diane Foley Eva Freeman Darla Johnson Cathy Jones Dan White David McCurdy Darcy Hacking Katherine Gardiner Jana Calder Brent Bascom Lisa Baker Lana Price Dave McCurdy Ronda McMickell Kathryn Campbell Kent Bowden Dwight Hodgkinson Susan Rassmussen Leo LeBaron Evan Baker Susan Carter Steven Jolley Carrie Samuels Linda Timothy 89 Marquita Merrell Gary Kendall Holly Mayberry Nancy Hanks $ Robert Kay Daleine Holyoak Drew Hatch Sandie Hansen Karen Morse Melaine Freestone Billy Mead Patty Abplanalp Randy Paulson Calvin Caldwell Wendy Weber Preston Stewart Gloria Twitchell Wayne Kurtz Linda Batty Wayne Bowles 90 Ronald Oalene Annette Lent Kathy Williams Mike Doyle Merry Barton Susan Lacy CAPRICORN 22 - 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Current News, Marsha Miller. Sketches 100 Left: Kelly McKeachme, President. Mrs Webb Advisor. Ellen Ufford. Secretary Dellyn At wood. Soph Represent- ative Absent: Wanda Ho bart Vice President GIRLS’ LEAGUE BOYS’ LEAGUE Uintah’s men say thank heavens for girls. Under the leadership of Mrs. Webb this year's Girls' League has sponsored Girls' Day and Girls' Day Dance. They also sponsored the Christmas Dance. This year's Men's association has played a big part at Uintah. They were responsible for the burning of the U. for Homecoming, and Sweet- heart Ball. After all. where would the girls be without our MEN ? Right: Mr Christiansen Advisor. Lowell Aycock Vice President. Tim Had lock President. Mike Allen. Secretary. Mr Limb. Advisor 101 FORENSICS CLUB Long hours of study, shaky knees, and sweaty hands made up this years forensics club. This class brought forth those students In our school interested in debate, oratory, and extemporaneous speaking Various activities of the group consisted of participating at a meet in Price, with forty-eight other schools Hosting the district meet, and the winners participating in a state meet Secretary Sandy Ellis. President. Jeff Davis 102 SPANISH CL UB Led by Mike Allen and Mrs. Kidd 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. OFFICERS Janet Sowards. Vice Pres ident. Susan Carter Reporter, Mike Allen, President. Carolee Moore. Sec retary Front row: Keni Clark Janet Sowards. Elaine Holmes Jackie Wall Debbie Sharp. Kathrine Estes Carolee Moore Second row Cindy Pickering. Doak Chew Mike Allen. Susan Thacker LeAnn Howells Kathy Freestone Ellen Searle. Mrs Kidd Advisor SCIENCE Mrs Holmes. Advisor. Lorna Hodgkmson. President. Wanda Hobart. Vice President (not present) CLUB The Science Club is ded- icated to those students who are interested in the advance- ment of science The club sponsors the Science Fair when held at Uintah High. The members participate in field trips and lectures pertaining to science Front row: Mrs Holmes. Evan Baker. Nolan Toone. Michael Herrington Burt Merkley Back row: Lorna Hodgkmson Susan Thweatt Daniel Hacking. Stephen Jolley 105 Front row Chene Anderson. Margie Kurtz. Wayne Calder. Michele Shewed. Jill Wright Back row: Jacqueline Seitz. Yvonne Merrell Debra Steele Eric Sullivan Zellene Jorgensen. Mr Jameson. Advisor Patty Marshall. Jerile Murray Ellen Ufford. Mrs Caldwell. Advisor Lynn Enyart f!'s r®w: Debb«e Lane Kayleen Logan. Ross Landon Marilyn Bullard Ruth Ann Gentry Second row: Lorna Hodgkinson Ellen Burton KarrenyBeckySSmSmn Lara.ne Tullis. Barbara McBride. Becky Sowards. Rhonda Ross Kathy Freestone. Arl.nda Karren Karla 106 COMMERCIAL CLUB Members of Commercial Club believe in better skills for service. In school, proficiency in class work and contest activity is their aim; in the busi- ness office, efficiency is their goal President Yvonne Merrell, with advisors Mr Robert B Jameson and Mrs. Electa J. Caldwell, has created much interest and enthusiasm in club activity. Bighl: Melody Hanks Vice President. Yvonne Merrell. President. Lorna Hodgkmson. Secretary 107 GERMAN CL UB A different land, and a new language were all part of the German Club, through learning about some of Germany’s culture, and realizing some of their problems. The idea of establishing such a club to help accomplish some of these goals does much for the student's knowledge. Right: Diedra Massey. President. Mr Jones Advisor First row: Eric Sullivan. Jeff Duncan. Lynn Sessions. Kevin Goodrich. Buddy Curry Second row: Heidi Clerico. Teresa Ames. Diedra Massey. Darla Johnson. Mr Jones. Advisor Third row: Gloria Twitchell. Jeane Reynolds. Arlissa lorg. Cydne Pease 108 First row: Edward Chandler. David Hatch. Randy Dean. John Busch. Quentin Price. David Osmon. Bob Hall. Rick Obermueller Second row: Bev Karren. Barbara Wiswell. Suzanne Sweatt. Sandy Hardy. Karen Curtis. April Fletcher. Carla Palmer. Ray Meeks. Dale Preece One of the outstanding floats in the Homecoming Parade was the German Club float. This was only one of their activities 109 Kern Clark. Vice President. Lydia Win- ward. Sophomore Representative. Melody Taylor. Historian. Linda Winward. President. Susan Thacker. Secretary The Pep Club sponsored several special Pep Days during the year among them was Boot Day U. H. S. PEP CLUB The most faithful support Uintah sports received came from the enthusiastic Pep Club The familiar uniform in the halls marked game days with a special feeling They attended each game and cheered the team on through the final minutes. Their spirit was a great asset We thank our Pep Club for all they have done. 112 THE 1970-71 U.H.S. PEP CLUB 113 Opposite page, first row: Susan Thacker. Linda Wmward. Keni Clark. Lydia Wmward. Melody Taylor Second row: Wendy Weber. Carol White. Dorrene Snow. Diane Foley. Sheila Merkley. Kathleen Goodwin Third row: LeAnn Weber. Kathy Freestone Patty Marshall Donett Snow. Carol Clement Fourth row: Kathy Jones. Sandra Ellis. Jill Adams. Robyn Williams M. U.N. The Model United Nations is a club consisting of selected students of Uintah that are high in both scholarship ability and citizenship. The club's main goal for the year was their annual trip to the Uni- versity of Utah in Salt Lake where they represented the country of West Germany in a Model United Nations. Right: Mr Easthope. Advisor. Zellene Jorgensen. President Richard Millett. Vice President. Cherie Anderson. Secretary (not present) First row: Brent Bigelow. Ross Landon. Clifton Heeney. Rick Brooks. Richard Millett. Burt Merkley Second row: Connie O'Neil. Susan Hacking. Ellen Ufford. Susan Thacker. Kathy Freestone Third row: Janet Sowards. Zellene Jorgensen. Cindy Pickering 114 Don Schurz. Wayne Bowles. Mike Hayes. Stage Crew Manager We the students of Uintah High School would like to take this page and dedicate it to the hard working members of the stage crew They have spent many long hours in preparing the stage for the many plays and assemblies this year. To the stage crew many thanks! 115 i — iigggs ad vmcsd us .5® Brenda Abpianalp 24 Kim johnston 2. MaryAnn Abpianaip 25. Cathy Jones 3 Susan Alien 26 Edgar Jones 4 Glade Allred 27 Sandy jones 8. Darlene Adaki 28 David Karren 6. Lisa 3aker 29. Loretta Lee 7. Jack Barton 30 Annette Lent 8 Joan Brown 31 Patty Marshall o Jim Burton 32 Holiy Mayberry 10. Hina Caldwell 33 Ranee Morrison 11. Kathy Cook 34 Janie Morrell 12. Sheryl Crow 35 Kathleen Pederson 13. Jeff Davis 36 Janice Perry 14 April Fletcher 37. Donald Schurz 15. James G ag on 38 Terri Lyne Shiner 16 Sam Gardner 39 Leslie Sorensen 17 Ailen Griffis 40 Mike Southam 18 JoEllen Hall 41. Eric Sullivan 19 Sandie Hansen 42 Verdell Sullivan 20 Shanna Harris 43 Ellen Ufford 21. Peggy Hatch 44 LeAnn Weber 22 Dawna Holmes 45 Barbara McBride 23 Mike Hayes 118 UINTAH HIGH SCHOOL BAND FLUTES Suzann Corlett Wendy Wilkins Paula Kerr Joel Nuttal Connie James CLARINETS Susan Tweatt Pauline Weeks Melissa Reynolds Kaylen Edrington Gloria Twitchell Susan Coates Robert Steele PERCUSSION Jack Barton Ed Elder Bill Pollard Jim Wallen Linda White James Allen Bruce Guy Jim Tweatt SAXOPHONES Van Hadlcok Don Cannon FRENCH HORN Barbara Williams TRUMPETS McCoy Preece Sam Brough Gary Preece Randy Millecam Daryl Frandsen Danny Cook BARITONE HORN Paul Johnson Neil Bastian Clift Heeney TROMBONE Bob Alexander TUBA Bill Kremin Jim Snider 119 UTOPIAN DANCE BAND TRUMPETS Bruce Colton Sam Brough McCoy Preece Doug Minton Jim Wallen SAXOPHONES Terri Shiner Loyce Gotfredson Melissa Reynolds Brent Merrill TROMBONES Jim Millecam Bob Alexander Steve Jolley BASS GUITAR Randy Millecam RHYTHM GUITAR Don Schurz DRUMS Jack Barton PIANO Kathleen Pederson 120 F.H.A The Future Homemakers of Amer- ica is an organization designed to help girls to be better and more efficient homemakers. This year the girls attended the Regional Convention in Roosevelt and the State Convention in Salt Lake City. Other activities were the Good Time Party, to which the F.F.A. was invited, a Mothers Luncheon, and a Slumber Party Becky Sowards wins Betty Crocker Home Maker Award for 1970-1971 121 HOMECOMING ’70 THEUTE UPRISING’’ Homecoming '70 was rewarding to those of us who were active It will be marked as one of the activities that will always be remembered. The parts we played in the week's activities will be kept in our minds. Zhe Game Zhe Assembly LIL’ ABNER This musical revolved around a country bumpkin and his home town. The characters played their parts well, creating an enjoyable evening for those who saw it. LI L ABNER. DAISY MAE . PAPPY MAMMY.... SAM BULLMOOSE FLEAGLE Neal Sorensen Laraine T ullis Carl McConkie Ellen Ufford .. Mike Hayes . Terry Johnson Clifton Heeney 128 THE NIGHT OF JANUARY 16th Put on by the dramatics department, this play showed the talent of Uintah. The audience became involved, wondering if Karen Andre would be convicted of mur- der. The jury's decision was based on the evidence presented by the actors. It was an enjoyable evening, for those who saw it. A Activities were everywhere in the Age of Aquarius mm VOCATIONAL ACTIVITIES The vocational program of Uintah High School is one of our outstanding features. Under the guidance and direction of Mr. Freeman, Mr. An- derson, Mr Landon, and Mr. White, the boys of Uintah High School learn techniques of a practical and enjoyable nature. The F.F.A. worked with Mr. Landon towards providing vocational training for young men in- terested in agriculture. Gawain Snow served as the chapter president. ; - . .' rV''_ -r, • ■ tmM ■ «ut OUTSTANDING BACK Tim Hadlock Tony Chew Tony Chew Rory Hatch Randy Dean Tim Hadlock Mike Keele Mike Keele Tony Chew GAMES American Fork Payson Provo Lehi Carbon Springville Orem Pleasant Grove Spanish Fork THEM 53 17 72 20 22 18 27 13 28 ■ML % ? i r7 IP - ‘ il w1 V V W 1 «iPjy'fXS J v % JrTW’Atw a . ' ■m W :.v l fjr iiy OUTSTANDING LINEMAN Lowell Aycock Mike Gray Lowell Aycock Mike Allen Cloyd Wooley Cloyd Wooley wr- Frustration marked the 70-71 footbal team showed determination and courage season. We salute the coaches and tear tion in providing Uintah fans with the ...'' MOST INSPIRATIONAL Lowell Aycock Defensive Team Rory Hatch Greg Simmons Tony Chew Tim Hadlock Mike Allen Tim Hadlock Glendon Merrell I season. The Utes in spite of a losing i for their dedice- football program. 139 CAPTAINS: Rookie and Steve Rod Aycock Mike Allen Randy Dean Tony Chew Top row: J Busch. V Hadlock R Hacking. J Jacobson. C Grua. R Jorgensen. R Delane Third row: C Wooley. M Eneart. C Harrison. T Mc- Donald G Cockren S Seitz Q Price. D Busch Second row: B Merrell. R Aycock. B Taylor. G Simmons. B Maxfield. D Hatch J Milhcum. T Chew R Gray Bottom row: Coach Anderson. R Hatch. M Allen R Dean. M Gray. T Hadlock. L Aycock. S Rosene. G Merrell B Gunn. B Cook. Coach Moon Left: Mike Gray and Randy Dean Right: Cliff Harrison. Steve Rosene. and Mark Enyeart Rory Hatch Van Hadlock Varsity Goofs Varsity Offense • - ■ Varsity Defense JUNIOR VARSITY —Top row: J Jacobson. P Mace. K Robinson. R Alexander. K Bowden. Q Price R Quick, and F Kropp Middle row: V Sullivan. R Hacking. M Corbin. E Harrison. R Meeks. T McDonald. D Frandsen.and B Mead Bottom row: Coach Gale Anderson. E Chandler. J Millicam. R Jorgensen. C Grua. R Gray. G Cochran. J Busch, and S Seitz One of the bright spots in Football was the determination of the Sophomore Football team These young men showed courage enough to give the Football fans hope for the future. The Cross-Country team has had a very successful year with the following men participating: Brad Kropp. William Taylor. Tim McDonald, John Busch. Rex Jorgen- sen. Quentin Price, Ray Meeks. They participated in three meets this year and Kropp and Taylor gained the op- portunity of participating in State finals. Congratulations on a fine year and a job well done. Under the leadership of Coach Kent Limb the Uintah track team prepares for spring track. The success of the team depended on the countless hours of individual training and practice put out by the thirty members of the team Top picture, left to riflht: Tony Chew. Johnson Tsinajinnie. Mike Keele. Dean Martmsen. Mark Enyeart. Brad Kropp. Nick Richens. and Rex Jorgensen Bottom picture, top row. Kent Limb. Coach; Nick Richens. Mark Enyeart. Lester Wilson, and John Busch Bottom row: Doyle Harris. Fred Reber. Mike Keele. Mike Allen, and Quentin Price Varsity wrestlers UINTAH STATE CHAMPIONS Top row: Dean Martinsen. Arden Cook. Val Dean Bell. Gary Duke. Cloyd Wooley Mark Hatch. Jack Boren. Greg Cook. Mike Murray. Robbie Gray. Brent Merrell. Mike Allen Sec- ond row: Quentin Price. Allen Cooper. Mark Enyeart. Tom Perry. Mike Keele. Clifton Har- rison. Steve Ames. Ray Martinsen. Farley At- wood Third row: Jonnie Snyder. Wade South- am. Lee Burns. Mike Doyle Drew Firth. Joe Baker. Mike Corbin. Kem Cook. Oliver Tom, Clifton Heeney Bottom row: John Price. Chris Walker. Wayne Kurtz. Lorin Sheffer. Steve Richens. Creg Wilkins. Tim McDonald. Stuart Bigelow. Everett Billings 147 John Price. 98 29-0-0. 1st District. 1st Steamboat. 1st Provo. 1st Region. 1st State. 55 straight wins and two-time State champ with 18 pins Tim McDonald. 105 27-0-1. 1st Provo. 1st District. 1st Re- gion. 1st State, and the only sophomore never to lose Creg Wilkins. 112 29-0-0. 1st District. 1st Steamboat. 1st Provo. 1st Region. 1st State. 76-7-0 in three years. Co-Captain, two-time State champ, and won 1st in 13 tournaments in 3 years Clif Grua, 126 19-8-1. 1st District. 3rd Steamboat. 1st Provo. 2nd Region, and 4th State Greg Cook. 145 21-2-0. 1st District. 1st Steamboat. 2nd Provo. 1 st Region. 1 st State. Co-Captain, two-time State champ. 56 wins in 3 years, and only man on team to place all 3 years at State Mike Keele. 132 13-10-0. 1st District. 4th Steamboat. 3rd Provo and 3rd Region Mike Murray. 138 25-3-0. 1st District. 2nd Steamboat. 1st Provo. 1st Region. 1st State, and 46 wins m two years Robbie Gray, 155 18-6-0. 1st District. 3rd Provo. 1st Re- gion. and 2nd State Cloyd Wooley. 165 27-0-2. 1st Steamboat. 1st Provo. 1st Region. 1st District. 1st State and 54 wins in 3 years Jack Boren, 185 28-0-0. 1st Steamboat. 1st District. 1st Region, i st State, two-time State champ. Co-Captain, 34 straight wins. 18 pins, and 56 wins in 3 years Mark Hatch, Uni. 23-5-1. 3rd Steamboat. 1st Provo. 1st District. 1st Region. 2nd State. 18 pins. 48 wins in 3 years, and 35 pins in 2 years Gary Duke Drew Firth 'FOUR STRAIGHT CHAMPIONSHIPS' Under the direction of Head Coach Dennis Preece and Assistant Coach Ted Taylor, the Uintah matmen outclassed all rivals in Class B Wrestling with seven state champions and took their fourth state title. Wrestling in Utah and Colorado the Utes ran up fifty straight wins. One of the most exciting matches was the defeat of the Class AA champs. 151 In his sixth year at Uintah, Coach Doug Moon led the Utes through their first undefeated season in Region Six play, and on to state tournament competition. The Class A champions of Region Six. led by two re- turning starters, Hadlock and Jones, featured a powerful defense and a consistent offense. The highlight of the season was probably the two over- time wins over the traditional rivals, Union. With Hadlock being named All-State and Jones and Walker receiving All-Region honors, basketball fans will look back on the '70-71 season with pride. SCORES Pre-Season Lehi 55 Uintah 69 Manti 72 Uintah 70 North Sanpete 62 Uintah 54 Monticello 44 Uintah 59 South Sevier 59 Uintah 76 Lehi 41 Uintah 58 Emery 61 Uintah 70 Richfield 58 Uintah 80 Season Duchesne 46 Uintah 76 Altamont 53 Uintah 87 Tabiona 48 Uintah 77 Union 69 Uintah 72 Manila 44 Uintah 90 Duchesne 68 Uintah 74 Altamont 59 Uintah 85 Green River 75 Uintah 65 Tabiona 66 Uintah 72 Union 80 Uintah 83 Manila 39 Uintah Ill Charlie Walker Ron Nelson State Tournament Following Region 6 play the Utes entered the tough Class A State Tournament in Provo. In the first game the team defeated the tournament favorite, Cedar City, and advanced into championship play. They were defeated by a powerful Dixie team and then dropped out of the tournament following a close game with Grantsville. Cedar City.... ..: 59 Uintah .. 72 Dixie 84 Uintah 69 Grantsville.... ... 79 Uintah .. 71 BASKETBALL IN ACTION 57 — Coach Taylor. Cliff Harrison. Lowell Aycock. Mike Hatch. Greg Watkins. Tim Hadlock. Corbin Bennion. Mike Southam. Spence Shumway Row two: Jesse Morgan. Craig Monsen. Glendon Merrell. Bruce Colton. Greg Mecham. Rory Hatch. Clif Grua. Drew Firth Coach Ted Taylor As the race for the 1971 State Baseball championship begins, the Uintah fans feel confident about their prospects for a fifth State Champion- ship. Coach Taylor is the source of much of this confidence, his ability to instill pride, determination, and confidence in his athletes is perhaps the key to his success and national recognition. We thank Coach Taylor for the honor he has brought Uintah through his dedication and effort. 159 Lowell Aycock Pitcher Glendon Merrell Catcher Tony Chew Pitcher Lowell Aycock shows Uintah tradition — four State Championship trophies— to sophomores Corbin Bennion and Rory Hatch. Varsity Outfielders POWER HITTERS Lowell Aycock Mike Hatch Tim Hadlock 391 The twelve members of the 1971 Golf Team face the task of defending the State Championship earned by last year's team. Coach Dennis Preece directed the Ute Golfers in this task. Led by Senior Medalist, Craig Hart (left), the Utes promise to be strong in Class B competition. Top row: Doug Hart. Craig Hart. Bob Caldwell. Steve Rosene. Gary Duke, and Ned Henline Bottom row: Eddie Gudac. Joel Nuttall. Jim Wallen. Chris Pettey. Preston Stewart, and Richard Batty ALL-STATE Uintah High is the Home of the State Championship Wres- tling. Baseball, and Golf teams. In addition we have several outstanding individual athletes. We dedicate this page to their efforts. Tim Hadlock John Price Tim McDonald Creg Wilkins Mike Murray ATHLETES Greg Cook Tim Hadlock Cloyd Wooley Jack Boren Creg Wilkins Wrestler of the year — tr' , GIRLS’ STATE Michele Stewart Vernal Post Dorene Snow Jensen Post Becky Sowards Lady Lions Ellen Ufford Jensen Post Jacqueline Seitz BPW-Rebecca’s Lorna Hodgkinson Current Topics Kim Johnston Jensen Post Arlinda Karren Jensen Post 169 PAT HUBER Queen Nancy Alexander Annette Hatch v j PREFERRED Jon Snyder Mike Gray Creg Wilkins Jack Boren Doak Chew Bill Kremin Cloyd Wooley Steve Rosene Van Hadlock LOWELL AYCOCK Most Preferred 175 MAIDENS OF THE MONTH Jill Adams Linda Winward Leslie Sorensen Susan Thacker Melody Taylor Ludia Winward Susan Hacking Keni Clark Carol White STUDENTS OF THE MONTH DECEMBER .. Tim Hadlock JANUARY .... Ellen Ufford MARCH....Brad Kropp NOVEMBER.. Becky Sowards APRIL....Marc Mansfield OCTOBER.... Steve Rosene MAY....Lowell Aycock SEPTEMBER .Tony Chew FEBRUARY... Terry Johnson 180 YEARBOOK STAFF Teri Shiner, Organization; Cherilyn Calder, Business Manager; Miss Cowan, Advisor; Jeff Davis. Photographer; Ruth Gentry, Classes; Cindy Pickering, Activities; Margie Wilson, Classes; Nancy Griswold, Art; Connie O'Neil, Classes and Activities; Vickie Voyles, Editor; Rick Brooks, Sports; Carma Colton, Honors; Steve Wallis, Head Photographer; Randy Rye. Photographer. Not available for picture: Randy Reynolds, Art Editor. 181 SENIORS Abplanalp, Robert 62 Adams, Douglas 41 Ainge, Susan 58 Allred, Terry 35 Anderson, Cherie 11,41, 106,114, 176 Angus, Joyce 52,176 Atwood, Farley 146,147 Aycock, Lowell 11,52,130, 153, 154, 159, 160, 161, 175,180 Barnes, Bud 11,31,172 Barton, Gene 37 Barton, Jack 39, 117,120 Bascom, Dennis 55 Bascom, Nancy 55 Bastian, Roetta 57 Batty, Ivan Batty, Ronald 54 Beers, Randy 36 Bigelow, Brent 35, 114, 172 Birchell, Dell 37 Boren, Jack 40, 146, 147, 150, 165, 174 Bowden, Kirk 4, 10,39,130, 172 Brooks, Ricky 15,51,114,172,181 Brown, Joan 31,112 Bullard, Marilyn 54, 106 Burghardt, Annette 57 Burns, Shauna 131 Burton, Ellen 38,106 Burton, James 63, 117 Busch, David 61 Calder, Cherilyn 176,181 Calder, Wayne 173 Caldwell, Gary 30 Caldwell, Leslie 44, 117, 172, 178 Campbell, Leland 37 Clark, Mitchell 11,55 Clerico, Delores 53 Colton, Carma 50,181 Cook, Arden 61,146, 147 Cook, Billy 38 Cook, Greg 61, 146, 147, 149, 165 Cook, Kem 52 Cooper, Connie 44 Cooper, Marie 44 Davis, Jeff 31,117,181 Deuel, Richard Dudley, Ilene 42 Duke, Becky 54 Enyeart, Lynn 11,106 Estes, Katrina 34 Freestone, Carol 37 Freestone, Kathy 34, 106, 112, 114,125 Galloway, Rex 50 Gardiner, Bette Gardiner, Ivan 63 Gardner, Sam 59 Gibbs, Calvin 41 Goodman, Marlene 50 Gray, Michael 6, 11,57, 173, 174 Griswold, Nancy 181 Guinn, Robert 58 Hacking, Daniel 36,173 Hacking, Susan 4, 11, 44, 114, 176, 179 Hadlock, Tim 6, 13,54. 153,155, 159, 161, 164, 165,173, 176, 180 Hall. Bob 62, 109 Hanks, David Hanks, Melody 106 Hart, Craig 64,163 Haslem, Brent 55 Hatch. Mark 31. 146, 147, 150 Hatch, Mike 53, 124, 159, 161 Haws, Jeffrey 53 Henline, Ned 124, 163 Henthorne, Dana 53 Karla Higginson 30 Hobart, Wanda 65 INDEX Hodgkinson, Lorna 45, 106,167 Holmes, Dawna 38, 117 Hooper, lone 40, 176 Horrocks, Sandy 15, 57 Howard, Polly 42 Howells, Thomas 172 Huber, Brad 33 Huber, Pat 6, 171 Hullinger, Pat 55 Hunt, Jenifer 63 Iorg, Arlisa 59, 108 Johnson, Kathy 40 Johnson, Michael Johnson, Terry 11, 13, 58,172,176,180 Johnston, Kim 15,63,117,167 Jones, Edgar 40, 117,153, 154 Jones, Gordon 31 Jones, Sandra 56,117 Jorgensen, Zellene 106,114 Karren, Arlinda 11,32,106, 167 Kendall, Bruce 59 Kremin, Faith 60 Kropp, Brad 30. 144, 145, 173, 180 Kurtz, Margie 32, 106 Landon, Ross 3, 11,34, 106, 114, 172, 176 Lane, Debbie 106 Lane, Randle 36 Lawson, Kim Lebaron, Susan 35 Lee, Loretta 45, 117 Lewis, Marcia 29,56, 176 Long, George 33 Lowry. Linda 12,15,54,124,170,176 Lube, Tom 32 Magee, Joe 56 Martinsen, Raymond 147 Massey, Rahnena 51, 176 Maynard, Debbie 50 Maynard, Jerry 34 McBride, Barbara 36, 106, 117 McCarty, Helen 62 McConkie, Dru McConkie, Roy 45 McKeachnie, Rakel 13,51,125,176 Merkley, Gary Merkley, Miles Merkley, Wayne 40 Merrell, Lynn 3, 29,36, 176 Merrell, Yvonne 11,62, 106, 107,176 Minton, Doug 11,65 Monsen, Charlene 51 Morrell, Janie 44, 117 Morrison, Ranee 35, 117 Murray, Lorna 63,125 Murray, Michael 37 Murray, Rodney Oaks, Danny 59 O'Driscoll, Diane 34 Oldroyd, Joyce 62 Palmer, Carla 52,109 Pease, Cydne 108 Perry, Marvin 56 Peterson, Morgan 60 Pitchford, David 43 Preece, Dale 64, 109 Pummel 1, Laurie 43 Purcell, Colleen 50 Rasmussen, Arlene 40 Reese, Jesse 44 Reinart, Tom 38 Reynolds, Gary 42 Reynolds. Randy Reynolds, Steve 33 Richards, Jim 11,53 Richards, Raema 64 Richardson, John Richardson, Skeet 64 Richins, Lester Richens, Steve 147 Riddle. Ricky 64 Robert, Alan Robison, Shane 53 Rosene, Steve 11, 13, 42, 163, 172, 175,180 Ross, Rhonda 10,52,106,176 Rye, Randy 33, 181 Sayler, Jarvis 34 Schurz, Donald 115,117,120 Searle, Emily 37 Searle, Gene Seitz. Jaque 43, 106, 125, 167, 176 Shewell, Michele 11,61,106 Simmons, Kathie 41 Slaugh, Karen 42 Slaugh, Ted Smuin, Beckey 42, 106 Snow, Beynard Milo 50 Snow, Dorene 41, 112, 167 Snow, Gawain 11, 173, 176,32 Snyder, Jon 7.10,60, 146,147,173, 174 Sorensen, Neal 8, 9, 11, 52 Southam, Donna 58 Southam, Shanna 7,64 Sowards, Becky 8, 9, 12, 45, 106, 130, 167, 176,180 Spendlove, Valynne 15,60 Spurlock, Ricky 56 Staten, Janet 33 Steele, Debra 106 Stewart, Michelle 12,29,39.124,167,170 Stewart, Clay 57 Stubbs, Brent Sullivan, John 35, 117, 108 Taylor. Randy 59 Thacker, Susan 3,30, 11£ 114, 179 Thomas, Sherry 38 Thweatt, Susan Tsinajinnie, Johnson 38, 144, 145 Turner, Vivian 35 Ufford, Ellen 11.43, 106, 114, 117,167, 180 Vernon, Shanna 63 Voyles, Vickie 12,58,181 Wagner, Stanley Walker, Charlie 12, 154, 173, 176 Washburn, Whitney 32 Watkins, Alan 43 White, Robbie 58 Wilkins, Creg 45, 147, 148, 164, 165, 172, 174 Wilson, Jana 11,43 Winn, Karen 106 Winn, Ken 60 Winn, Shirley 65 Winward, Linda 39, 112, 179 Wooley, Cloyd 146, 147, 148,150,165,174 Wright, Jill 65, 106 Wyasket, William Zeller, Ronnie 30 Zimmerman, Dennis 44 JUNIORS Abplanalp, Mary Ann 82, 117 Adakai, Darlene 81, 117 Alexander, Betty 72 Alexander, Jerry 80 Allan. Raymond 76 Allen, Michael 67, 145, 146, 147 Allen, Susan 70,117 Ames, Steven 77, 146, 147, 148 Anderson, Russell 69 Aycock, Rodney 76, 154, 153 Baker, Michael Bastian, Neil 67 Bell, Val 80, 147 Bennion, David Black, Walter 75 Bowthorpe, Marsha 79 Broadaway, Jaccjue 68 182 Brown. Becky 73 Brown, Helen 71 Brown, Kathy H2 Brough, Larry Brough, Sam 74, 120 Bullock, Randy K1 Burton, Diane 74 Bush, Richard Caldwell, Morgan 82 Caldwell, Robert 68, 153, 155, 163 Caldwell, Rose 74 Carr, Barbara 81 Chew, Coak 11,79, 174 Chew, Tony 81, 145, 153, 155, 160, 180 Christensen, Jack 80 Clark, Keni 78, 112, 179 . Colton, Bruce 71,120,159 Cook, Calynn 73 Cook, Dave 70 Cook, Kathy 78,117 Cook, Kim 82, 146, 147 Coombs, Clarence 69 Corlett, Suzann 73 Crofts, Douglas 71 Crofts, Forrest 73,143 Crow, Sheryl 69,117 Dean, Randy 12,82,109 Deets, Geneille 77 Duke. Gary 68, 146, 147,151,163 Eaton, Cloyd 73 Edrington, Kayleen 78 Elder, Ed 78 Enyeart, Mark 75, 145,146,147 Eskelson, Robert 70 Evans, Leland Fenn, Lance 77 Fessenden, Keith 70 Firth. Drew 74, 146, 147, 151, 159. 161 Fisher, Angeli a 79 Fletcher, April 67, 109 Fletcher, Stacey 68 Foster, Craig 75 Fulkerson, Jack Gagon, Jim 82, 117 Galley, Deanna 73 Gardiner, Nancy 71 Gardner, Sam 117 Gentry, Ruth 11,68,106 Gilroy, Greg 76, 153, 155 Goodrich, Jill Goodrich, Kim 79 Goodrich, Mary 77 Gotfredson, Loyce 70,120 Gowen, Brenda 72 Greenhow, Loyal Griffis, Alan 11,79,117 Gurule, Theresa 72 Hacking, Ann 68,82 Hacking, Nita 67 Hall. Don 82 Hardinger, Orrin 79 Harris, Doyle 74, 145 Harrison, Clifton 70, 146,147, 159,161 Harrison, Lamond 78 Harrison, Teri 82 Hart, Doug 77, 163 Hatch, Annette 75. 124, 125. 170, 171 Hatch, David 81, 109 Hatch, Robert 74 Haves, Michael 78. 115. 117 Hazel bush. Bob 76 Heeney, Clifton 82, 114, 147 Helco, Leonard Henry. Glenna 73 Herrington, Michael 70 Holfeltz, Susan Holmes, Elaine 69 Horrocks, Lewis Horrocks, Venissa 75 Howells, Leann 73 Huber. Randy 72 Hullinger, Eugene 80 Hunt, Ervin 72 Hunting, Ann lorge, Carlos 70 Jackson, Billie Sue Jackson, George 70 Jensen, Jocelyn 73 Johnson, Jenifer 70 Johnson, Paul 80 Johnson, Ross 75 Kanosh, Karen 72 Karren, Beverly 72, 109 Karren, Karla 72, 106 Keele, Mike 145, 147, 149 Kempton, Melanie 13,69 Keser, John 71 King, Maylynn Kremin, William 15,79,174 Landon, Joyce 75 Logan, Kayleen 11,77,107 Long, Kenneth 80 Longjohn, Marie 80 Madsen, Dawn 81 Mansfield, Marc 82, 180 Manwaring, Kevin 72 Marshall, Earleen 80 Martin, David 75 Martinez, Marie 67 Martinsen, Rick Massey, Linda 67 Maxfield, Blair 76 McClure, Barbara 11,78 McConkie, Carl 76 McConkie, Terry McCurdy, William 71 McMickell, Beverly 71 Mecham, Greg 159 Mecham, Wayde 69,172,178 Melton, Mike 67 Merkley, Burt 12, 81,113 Merkley, Colleen 73 Merkley, Sheila 69, 112 Merrell, Brent 11,68, 120, 146, 147 Merrell, Dan 79 Merrell, Glendon 11,73,159,160 Millecam, Jim 81, 120, 143 Mellecam, Randy 76, 120 Miller, Marsha 68 Miller, Randy 81 Millett, Richard 79,114 Moore, Carolee 72 Moore, Danny 75 Morgan, Tom 74 Mortensen, Clark 81 Morton, Marsha 79 Murray, Lana 74 Murray, Michael 72, 146, 147,148, 164 Murri, Steven 77 Nelson, Ronald 81, 153, 154 Nickell, Kim 76 Nuttall, Vicki 68 Oaks, Sandy 71 Obermuller, Rick 67, 109 O'Neil, Connie 81. 124, 181 Palmer, Karen 73 Parkin, Lynne 71 Parkin, Lynda 71 Pederson, Kathleen 74, 120, 117 Perry, Janice 76, 117 Perry. Scott Perry, Tommy 76. 146. 147 Peterson. Karen 78 Petersen, Melody 73 Pickering, Cindy 76, 114. 181 Pollard, Bill 68 Porter, Gwen Postma, Joe 72 Preece, Gary Preece, McCoy 67, 120 Price, John 78, 146, 147, 148, 164 Rasmussen, Cody Rasmussen, Jon 71 Reber, Freddie 75, 145 Reynolds, Bill 69 Reynolds, Melissa 75, 120 Richards, Rita 81 Richens, Nlchlos 74, 145 Robertson, Raymond 69 Roloff, Fred 79 Rowley, Dennis Searle, Ellen 73 Sessions, Lynn 74, 108 Sevy, Kathleen 79 Sheffer, Lorin 76, 147 Sheffer, Marilyn 71 Shephard, Rhonda 79 Shewell, Janalvn 70 Shiner, Terri 68. 120, 117, 181 Simmons, Greg 75 Slaugh, Craig Slaugh, Kerrie 70 Smith, Jesse 69 Smuin, Jolene 67 Smuin, Mike 75 Sorensen, Jeff 74 Sowards, Janet 81, 114 Steele, Randy 69 Stringham, Carl 70 Sulser, Shane 67 Swett, Suzanne 81, 109 Taylor, Brent 77 Taylor, Ed 80 Taylor, Raelynn 68 Taylor, William 77 Thomas, Terry 69 Toone, Nolan 80 Troxel, William 77 Tullis, Laraine 77, 106, 130 Turner, Claudia 79 Voyles, David 68 Walker, Gregory 82 Wallace, Richard Wallen, Jim 79, 120, 163 Wallis, Steven 78, 181 Watkins, Greg 77, 155, 159 Weber, Lee Ann 73, 112, 117 Wedig, Rex 70 Weeks, Pauline 71 Western, Jeff Westwood, Stephen 78 White, Linda Wilkins, Kelly 80 Wilkins, Reann 67 Williams, Barbara 67 Wilson, Lester 11,80, 145 Wilson, Margie 72, 181 Winder, Paul 69 Winn, Joann 76 Wiswell, Barbara 109 Woolley, Mitzi 78 Young, Debra 11,82 Young, Brent 77 SOPHOMORES Abplanalp, Brenda 87, 117 Abplanalp. Patty 90 Adams, Jill 94. 112. 179 Alexander, Nancy 96. 125 Alexander. Robert 94. 120. 143 Allan, James 87 Allen. David Allred. Glade 86. 117 Allred, Linda 86 Ames, Teresa 91, 108 Atwood, Dellvn 87 Baker, Evan 89 Baker, Bonnie 93 Baker, Joe 74. 146, 147 Baker, Lisa 89, 117 Barnes, Merritt 94 Burton, Merry 91 Bascom, Brent 89 Batty, Lela Batty, Linda 90 Batty, Richard 86,163 Begaye, Dale 85 Bennion, Corbin 87,143,153,159 Bigelow, Stuart 84,145, 147 Billings, Everett 91,147 Bingham, Scott % Birchell, Vera Black, Ron 88 Bowden, Kent 11,89, 143 Bowles, Wayne 90,120 Bridges, Mindy 96 Bridges, Sandy 94 Bullock, Shannon 92 Burghardt, Lisa 93, 83 Burns, Lee 93,146,147 Busch, John 92,109,145, 143 Calder, Earleen 84 Calder, Janna 89 Caldwell, Calvin 90 Caldwell, Kathy 93 Caldwell, Mohea 94 Campbell, Kathryn 89 Cannon, Donald 86 Carter, Susan 89 Chandler, Edward 94,109 Chew, Scott 95 Olivers, Susan 85 Clark, Bert 93 Clarke, Yvonne % Clement, Carol 87,112 Clerico, Heidi 94,108 Coates, Susan 84 Cochran, Gregory 94,143,145 Cook, Danny 93 Coon, Perry 84 Cooper, Alan 87,146,147 Corbin, Mike 85,146,147 Cramer, Patty 95 Curry, Buddy 91,108 Curtis, Karen 94,109 Dalene, Ronald 11,91 Duncan, Jeffrey 87,112 Doyle, Mike 91,146,147 Ellis, Sandra 93,112 Enyeart, Joni 92 Esplin, Delane 87 Estes, Janet 87 Evans, Russell Fisher, Clifton Foley, Diane 88,112 Frandsen, Daryl 92,143 Freeman, Eva 88 Freestone, Melanie 90 Garcia, Charlie 96 Gardiner, Katherine 89 Gardiner, Louwanna 92 Gardner, Kim 92 Gebhart, Becky 96 Gentry, Deborah 95 Goodman, Karen 86 Goodrich, Craig 85 Goodrich, Kevin 88,108 Goodwin, Kathy 88,112 Gray, Robbie 93, 143, 147, 150 Grua, Cliff 88,143,147, 149,159 Guy, Bruce 86 Hacking, Darcy 89 Hacking, Rod 96,143 Hadlock. Van 155,153, 175 Hairston, Randy 88 Hall, Jo Ellen 95, 117 Hanks, Nancy 90 Hansen, Sandie 90,117 Hardy, Sandy 95,109 Harris, Shaima 85, 117 Harrison, Doneita 93 Harwood, Denese 95 Haslem, Don 86 Hatch, Christine 84 Hatch, Drew 90 Hatch, Peggy 94,117 Hatch, Rory 11,96, 159,160 Hawkins, Marcy 85,125 Hayes, Sandy 95 Henthorn, Jan 93 Hodgkinson, Dwight 89 Holmes, Patsy 85 Holmes, Doyle 86 Holt, Leslie 87 Holt, Randy 85 Holyoak, Daleine 90 Hulburt, Rondee 95 Hunting, Pamela 88 Irwin, Peggy 94 Jackson, Glenson Jacobsen, Jeff 11,87,143 Johnson, Darla 88,108 Johnson, Deborah 87 Jolley, Stephen 89,120 Jones, Carl 95 Jones, Cathy 88,112,117 Jones, Ronnie 87 Jones, Sheryl 85 Jorgensen, Rex 96, 143, 145 Karren, Dixie 87 Karren, Barry 88 Kay, Robert 90 Kendall, Gary 90 Kendall, Rodney Kerr, Paula 92 Kropp, Greg 94 Kurtz, Danny Kurtz, Wayne 90, 147 Lacy, Susan 91 Lance, Kathy 11,92 Lebaron, Leo 89 Lent, Annette 91,117 Mace, Perry 91,143 Mackay, Bud 88 Marshall, Patty 84.112,106, 117 Martin. Bill 84 Martinsen, Dean 86,145,147 Massey, Diedra 96, 83,108 Mayberry, Holly 90,117 McCarley, Jaycee 94 McCurdy, Dave 89 McCurdy, David 88 McDonald, Tim 92,144,143, 146, 147, 148,164 McGovern, Glenda McLean, Robert 95 McLean, Sherry 92 McMickell, Ronda 89 Mead, Billy 90 Meeks, Ray 91,109 Merkley, Brent 87 Merkley, Kathleen 88 Merrell, Marquita 90 Merrill, Brent 95 Miller, Mitzi 85 Mitchell, Leann 94 Monsen, Craig 84,159 Moon, James 85 Moore, Sandra 86 Morgan, Jessie 159 Moritzky, David Morrison, Earl 84 Morse, Karen 90 Morton, Carol 84 Myore, Aleda 88 Nash, Dale 11,86 Nay, Ronnie 85 Nay, Ronnie 85 Nuttall, Joel 85,163 Oaks, Raymond 91 Olsen, Beverly 95 Openshaw, Clark 86 Osmon, David 95, 109 Paulson, Randy 90 Pennington, Rita Perry, Judy 91 Pettey, Chris 12,83,163 Postma, Bill Potter, Dixie 93 Powell, Diane 95 Price, Lana 89 Price, John 91, 109, 145, 144, 143,146, 147 Quick, Donald 85 Rasmussen, Susan 11,89 Reese, Dwayne 84 Reynolds, Jeane 85,108 Richards, Ron 93 Richardson, Joyce 94 Richardson, Shanna 95 Richens, Ronald 85 Risner, Peggy 93 Roberts, Rochelle 94 Robinson, Kim 84, 143 Samuels, Carrie 89 Searle, Sylvia 95 Seitz, Sheldon 84, 143 Sharp, Debbie 87 Shiflett, Raymond 86 Shumway, Spence 91, 159 Slaugh, Cliftia 92 Slaugh, Milo Smuin, Brenda 86 Smuin, Danny 85 Snow, Donett 92,112 Snyder, Karen 91 Sorensen, Leslie 117,179 Southam, Mike 93,117,159 Southam, Wade 93, 146, 147 Sowards, Olivia 86 Stagg, Bert 85 Stevens, Carl 87 Stewart, Mike 94 Stewart, Preston 11,90,163 Stroh, Glenn 85 Sullivan, Verdell 95, 117, 143 Sweatfield, Colette 93 Taylor, Melody 92, 112, 179 Taylor, Jon 84 Terry, Danny 92 Thomas, Joanne 88 Thomson, Sarah 104 Thweatt, Jim 84 Timothy, Linda 89 Tom, Oliver 88,146, 147 Twitchell, Gloria 90, 108 Wagner, Reed 92 Walker, Chris 91,147 Wall, Jackie 87 Weber, Wendy 90,112 Weeks, Cheryl 91 White, Carol 85,112, 179 White, Danny 88 Wilkins, Wendy 95 Williams, Robyn 93, 112 Winn, Twain Winn, Terry 92 Winward, Lydia 86, 112, 179 Wiswell, Maryellen 96 Young, Kevin 91 Zufelt, Danny Williams, Kathy 91 Karren, David 117 Gudac, Eddie 163 184 ADVER TISEMENTS We wish to thank the commercial and industrial firms of the Vernal area for their help in making the 1971 Uintahn possible. v LEE S SINCLAIR SERVICE One Stop Automotive Center New Car Warranty Maintenance Service BASIN LOANS INC. 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