Uintah High School - Uintahn Yearbook (Vernal, UT)

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UMTE! The entire school, perfectly co- ordinated together like a huge human “Musical machine, took upon them- selves the monumental task of staging “Annie Get Your Gun.” The Theatre, Art, Dance, Woods and Homemak- ing departments of Uintah seized the scripts, blue prints and music scores, fed them into the machine and trans- formed them into one of the most enjoyable musicals Vernal had seen in a long time. The physical and mental energy necessary to enable the machine to operate smoothly plunged all involved into a mummi- fied state for weeks even after the final performance. It was a new experience for most involved, but the feeling of accomplishment inside as the final curtain dropped is something irreplaceable as a part of “U”. Mr. Reilly and Miss Neilson were in charge of the sets and dances. The directors had the responsibility of organizing every- thing. 20 MUSICAL A flower is Love you can sec PF.TEL SHOP

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i Effort on the part of the actors made “The Miser the success it was. Portraying an old man was difficult. Playing in the round seemed to bring the whole cast together. Players took time between scenes to study their lines. BILL SLUTZ 85$ South 1500 East PLAYS 19

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Jody couldn’t win, even at an imaginary game of cards. Jean belted out one of Annie's songs. Mr. May played with the community orchestra. All of the dances were packed with action. J.C. PENNEY The values arc here everyday MUSICAL 21