Uintah High School - Uintahn Yearbook (Vernal, UT)

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Sitting Bull persuaded Annie to become his adopted daughter. BEN I RAN KLIN Where your dollar buys more MUSICAL 23

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MUSaCAI. EVE Jean Sheffer and Stephen Mc- Gregor, the leads, kept the cast in a natural 'high' during the entire mu- sical with their jokes and pranks. Jean commented “To me the musical was memorizing about 250,000 lines and 11 songs I had never heard before —and that was the first week!” The hours of preparation were realized by everyone. Even the smallest one- line part was required to be at every rehearsal. The effort put forth by all the students really gave the advisers and directors a feeling of pride in the school and in themselves. Mr. Reilly and his Art class did an unbelievable job in designing and painting the numerous musical sets. And Miss Neilsons dancers were high points of the musical. Frank explained the woman of his dreams. 22 MUSICAL BASIN SPORTSMAN AND ELECTRIC SPORTSMAN Headquarters for the basin

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HMD©© SHAKIER UINTAH j The one thing everyone always looked forward to was a dance. Dances gave each person a real chance to socialize whether it was Homecoming or Sadie Haw'kins. There was a Get Acquainted dance on the football field to start the year off. Four hundred thirty-six people attended this dance which surpassed any other Victory dance. Victory dances were a favorite. A special occasion was the Preference Ball. Weeks before girls actively prepared. First staying up all night waiting in line for a date, then a dress and spend- ing a day in curlers, all for a few hours of enjoyment. Local photographers took pictures at dances. The Harvest Ball brought Autumn to life with the fall decorations. The Sweetheart royalty was chosen through popular vote. Homecoming dance ended the week in a special way after defeat. 24 DANCES Keep you up to date with todays fashions MR. S