Uintah High School - Uintahn Yearbook (Vernal, UT)

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DDIGADGGN ID IC- ILII ©UTS CDCWDS Brigadoon was a fun-filled 1947 musical that en- chanted the lives of many people in the highlands of Scotland. Two hunters discover Brigadoon, a town that appears every 100 years. Romance was found and trag- edy struck when someone tried to leave the town but was killed. As the hunters return to New York, memories return of the magical moments in Brigadoon and they return to find it once more. This year's musical had the advantage of having a cast made up partially of former leads. They added to the musical with their talents that improved with hard work which was rewarding. Practices were long and tiring but they all payed off with responses from audiences. Vows of love are exchanged during the wedding festivities. Costumes from U. of U. give each clan their family plad, in keep ROSS CONSTRUCTION CO., INC. and AFS Programs.

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©©IN’ THE EXTEA HUE Over the river and through the woods the bus goes on it's way ... to another game, another meet and an- other long ride home. To experience one of these excur- sions isan opportunity of a lifetime. You begin to get the idea of what a sardine must feel like being in a yellow can with Christmas lights. Some students thought the trips were fun and said it helped them prepare for the competition, while others thought the trips were way too long to be enjoyed. Most students found it really uncomfortable, saying the bus was either too cold or too hot, and you cou Id never hear the radio! Then when they tried to go to sleep they were confronted with another problem, finding a warm and unoccupied place. So in other words they didn't sleep. Even though you couldn't sleep there was always something else to do, you could play Acey-Ducey, or Monopoly or you could hold the Monopoly board while everyone else played. Coach Moore remembered the hardest part of the bus trips was coming home . . . especially if we lost. Cheap athletes and coaches choose Hearts over Poker. Bus (ravel necessitates a 2 year supply of food, pillows, blankets and a long book. DINOSAUR GIFT SHOP For great gifts at 251 East Main k k k Travel Essay — 19

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lane Merrell delights audiences with songs and tales of her former romances in search of a husband. Scottish tradition. Dawn Winkler and Lana Aldridge make final light and prop preparations. The thing I liked most this year was play- ing a young man instead of old. Dave Wes Clement steals show with his performance. Darcy Swain and Dave Jones find lasting romance. Long time supporters of Uintah’s drama 21 — Musical