Uintah High School - Uintahn Yearbook (Vernal, UT)

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 This year has been a real personal challenge for me Uintah High's Student Government has been formed to give the students a chance at communicating with the establishment The Student Government in theory is a good deal. This organization is the students voice. When students become upset with Student Council, it is a result of feeding the voice with the wrong words. The voice then becomes something people don't want to hear. As one senior boy put it. The Student Government doesn't stand for anything except a dumb, used up dress code. They don't care about unclean people, bad lunches, dirty rest rooms or better assemblies. STUDENT COUNCIL 11

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CHANGES IN THE DRESS CODE RELIEVED STUDENT COUNCIL FROM A LOT OF HASSLE. Students who run for office have got plenty of guts and are willing to accept responsibility. Student government's biggest setback was getting organized and then getting student support. Dress Code. Student Lounge and School Spirit continued to be a chal- lenge facing elected Student Leaders. Above: Spence Shumway and other Student Body Officers were responsible for Home- coming Activities Right: Student Body Officers for 1972-1973 were Spence Shumway. Vice President; Tim McDonald. President. Scott Chew. President of Representatives. Holly Mayberry. Secretary. Joel Nuttle. Ads Chairman. Marlene Murry. Activity Chairman Missing: Corbin Bennion. Chief Justice 'I wish students would be more careful in the lounge 10 STUDENT COUNCIL

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STUDENTS REACT POSITIVELY TO THE LEADERSHIP AND ENTHUSIASM OF GIRLS LEAGUE. Brenda is very organized and she tries to promote school activities. ‘ Between Brenda and Mrs. Nicholls they really get things done. In a year when many people challenged school spirit and pointed out student apathy Girls’ League stood out for their spirit and desire to do things. Enthusiastic officers combined with an energetic advisor to spon- sor Big-Little Sister activities, a wig show. Christmas movie. Homecoming Assembly, and numerous services to the Studentbody. The example was a challenge to other student groups. The officers tried to do things that the girls would be interested in.' Above: The Girls League meeting turned into a casino Right: The officers of Girls' League were Melody Taylor, vice president.Brenda Gib- bons. president. Brenda Huber, sophomore representative; Pat Nichols, advisor: and Gail Gray, secretary. 12 GIRLS LEAGUE Melody Taylor. Vice President; Brenda Gibbons. President. Mrs Pat Nichols. Advisor; Brenda Huber. Sophomore Representative, and Gale Gray. Secretary choose Christmas movie