Uintah High School - Uintahn Yearbook (Vernal, UT)

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igns of the time tell of student concerns. Fads and Fashions of 1974 were unique; they ranged from Polit- ical Statements on car bumpers to consuming thousands of ''Pixr Sticks. The look-alike styles in clothes for men and women showed up in pants, shoes and midriff shirts. The most obvious example of 'look-alikes’' were the hair styles, while the dress code prohibited long long hair for boys. From the back many people asked Is that a boy or a girl? Only his her hair dresser knows for sure. READ THE BIBLE - jiML THc NELL OUT OF The Boardwalk Sure Cure for the Tobacco Habit. WE CURE YOU I: . ..'.: own remedy, euttrely harmless. It cares be- cause it builds up and fort I Men. rejuvenates the weak and unstrung nerves caused by over Indulgence in this pois- onous weed. It stops the craving for tobacco by supplying instead healthy nerve tonic and strengthener; it does more, it eradicates the poisonous nicotine from the system which has accumulated front long Ml is it. ' fads and fashions 25

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ariety of activities appeal to different interests. Dances attracted crowds of large numbers when bands like Time Line played. Some of the most attended were Sadie Hawkins. Prom. Preference, and Homecoming. It seemed as if the girls' choice dances were most popular. 1. Students would clap for anything just to get out of class. 2. National School Assemblies varied in quality and student appeal. 3. Studentbody officers held a get acquainted party for new students. 4. Rory Potter takes a bow after helping the gymnist with his talent show. 5. Fall dances gave students a chance to get acquainted.

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World’s lui Pie By Angclyn Net Tnbune Staff W Stark, Streakin I e ashions reflect interest in past. more st idcnffie midriff jackets, baggy pant$,;qad pj tXorm shoes suptfurted by both men and womejLjeffetiteti:.a«HTTterest m yjp fashion oWne carried the past. Musj iHfiirig swing from em nostalgia. j6 aiPTndication of thfi Mwtents' cts and confrontations of tbe earty i attUurti 25 otvfc 1. Mike Gardiner Shelda Novlnger. Stacy Needles Praajc farina Mrs Nlcholls and Mike Haslem were lust a few of th e who cho e-Oje rit ai, blown hair cuts. 2. Styles for guys ranged fr jmaWrlff shirts to owbof r- hoots. 3. Short coats, long dresses, and pant smtCjdTtet the new casual styles tor girls. r Jr .Ou, € «. ’Jj Oa°0 e , .Sv 'O jS 26 fads and fashions H v , fie» , dtx ' Or- ,fto K,t0 .. c ' Vvjc- this campu %T5 ' V. 52 ' ‘0, Hi R. Pierce, retired Sacra- streaking incident in which he v- nto, Calif., jodge, chuckles was kicked out of Stanford CnJ- I dresTco — ss code standard. «; V3KS said aupersons wr on the Provo cam- vO€d over to law es and students he standards of- iction, according in each case.” id said university ge from probation to pension. mite Action