Uintah High School - Uintahn Yearbook (Vernal, UT)

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Faye Parton puts in many hours and sacrafices alot to get the float ready for the Homecoming parade. Stagecrew: Front How: Denile Gale, Ryan Oldaker, Cythania LaF- ever, Minde Burnett, Joe May, Mark Magee. Miss Spencer, Adv. Back row: Walter Johnson, Thomas Goad, Brent Rhodes, Darwin Atwood, Dave Giese. Ray Story. Setting up for a dance takes more time than meets the eye as Denise Hanchett found out. JoAnn Juarez gets ready to do the Af- rica routine, for the Junior class assem- bly. Flowers for special events at Garden Gate Floral Doubt» Time 23

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IA CLOSER LOOK BEHIND THE SCENES Greg Robbins When you go to a dance all you see is the finished prod- uct of what some people have put alot of work into. Most of us don’t know what it takes to put on an assembly. First of all you have to get the admin- istration’s permission to even put one on at all. Then see if anyone is using the gym, and if you can use it. You need to figure out what skits and rou- tines you are going to put on. If you are the one trying to put it on the jobs seem end- less. ’’Most people just don’t un- Being the president of A.V.T.C., Jim Anderson's time is spent record- ing new music for the club. derstand how hard it is to do a good pep assembly, always trying to think up new ideas, it’s really alot harder than anyone thinks it is,” says Margo Ence. It’s not just like this for as- semblies, it’s the very same way for Dances, Stage pro- ductions, Floats and sound systems take just as much time as anything else. Public- ity, decorations sets and props, and Sound systems all make up a great part of doing anything. Hi-Lites work together with Miss Spencer to prepare for Christ- mas performances around the com- munity. Thompson Mortuary wishes the Utes the best of luck 22 Double Time

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State Tourney Week of Fun ---♦-- The crowd cheers on as Utes ap- proach 1st place in the 3A. The tourney was held at Weber State. Hundreds of Uintah fans came to support their undefeated team. State tournament has become a vaca- tion of its own. As years pass more and more people are getting involved in the week of fun. The two state champs Pat Jenkins and Jody Young, received congratulations for their efforts. Most people save money for weeks to be able to af- ford state. Part of the ex- penses are shopping, ski- ing, and staying in motels. While some people at the Hilton were relaxing in the jacuzzi, others in the Ra- mada were busy showing off their rear ends, still others had ideas of their own. Raiding of the motels toilet paper was discourag- ing for some, but was thrown for good use when Uintah was announced State Champions. Michelle Cook Coach Smuin receives other awards than just being nominated Coach of the Year. Turner Lumber has all your building supplies 24 SUU Week