Uintah High School - Uintahn Yearbook (Vernal, UT)

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Sweetheart Royalty was Wendy Caldwell, first attendant; Anna Bowen, queen, and Kalynn Birch, second attendant Sadie Hawkins was one of the dressier dances this year Once a year the girls at Uintah get a chance to ask the dream guy of their choice to a dance Sadie Haw- kins dance is usually the best attended dance because the girls get a chance to snag their guy. Most of the girls made matching shirts for them and their dates, along with matching suspenders. Many more dances were held this year Victory dances became a common thing after games. The music was provided by Wally Goddard s Sound Company. To make them more fun and interesting Mr. Goddard would have slides of different pictures and dedicate them along with a song to different stu- dents of the school. TURNER BUILDING SUPPLY CO.Bunding materials supplies DANCES 23

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E WARMS®? HAUL Rg [I M (© RICHARD BEGAY PRESIDED OVER DANCE For the first time in many years a king was chosen to reign over the Harvest Ball. The contestants had to go through rough competition. The winners were Richard Begay, king; Scott Woodhouse. first attendant; and Jerry Miller as second. This year the Class of 76 sponsored a Senior Ball. Under the leadership of class officers many hours of hard work went into the preparation of the dance. The annual Sweetheart Ball queen and attendants this year were Anna Bowen, queen; with Wendy Cald- well and Kalynn Birch as attendants. Many Seniors turned out to help decorate for Senior Ball Harvest Ball king and attendants were Jerry Miller. Richard Begay and Scott Woodhouse 2? DANCES Tires for all trucks cars MATT S OK TIRE STORE

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p ilp K AOTOVOTIII® s[5i THE TOGETHERNESS AND s ENTHUSIASM FOR STATE Spirit Week was a new experiment at Uintah this year giving the classes com- petition against each other for the title of Most Spirited Class There was a certain amount of points granted to the class who had the most participants. The qualifications were tough but the Sophomores were able to pull it through. The activities ranged from hall decorating to Cowboy Day which gave everyone a chance to put some use to their granddaddy's ole spurs. Hall competition won seniors 2nd place Getting the donkeys out on the court was part of the trick 24 STUDENT LIFE Service you can depend on SLAUGH REAL ESTATE INSURANCE