Uintah High School - Uintahn Yearbook (Vernal, UT)

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Cast members enjoyed portraying people of the old west. Glenn Taylor enjoys himself as he takes a look at Oklahoma's new invention. Shots were heard when Brent Rhodes and Lee Claycomb ended their fight. The crowd has mixed emotions over the death of Judd Fry, played by Brent Rhodes. Vernal Music for musical and instrumental needs

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A tleezy peddler, played by Robert Roth, tries to unload slinky underwear on Cara Hunting. The new dance, called the two step, is demon- strated by Greg Robbins to all the cowboys in Oklahoma”. What most DON’T SEE For the cast, there will be more to remember than the final produc- tions. They will have new friends, cast parties, and the memory of late re- hearsals. Roger Hammer- steins musical Oklahoma, was chosen. Rehearsals last- ed for 8 weeks, starting Sep- tember 13. Practices usually lasted for 3 hours, 5 nights a week. Usually the orchestra for the school musical is a com- munity orchestra. The or- chestra was chosen for the first time, from the high school band. Their conduc- tor was Reed Hansen. Every play has cast par- ties. “Oklahoma was no ex- ception. One of them was at Miss Spencer’s home. At this party, the cast watched a vid- eo tape of themselves per- forming Oklahoma. For the annual cast party, everyone gathered to watch the Holly- wood production of Oklahoma Sharalyn Slaugh Keri Bartlett steals the hearts of the audience as she plays the dim witted girl who “Cain’t Say No”. Choral director, Reed Hansen, rehearsed long nights with the cast to produce a good sounding musical. Weldon Construction salutes the graduating Utes of 1983 Musical 21