Uintah High School - Uintahn Yearbook (Vernal, UT)

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Old Ladies Bring Death --♦-- Mike Sonnie waits patiently to have the silver hairsprav applied to his hair, to give him the distin- guished look of Father Harper. Finding out, that the two nice old ladies that raised you have been poisoning lonely old men, with homemade wine, can be quite a shock. But to find your brother has returned home, and caught them at it too, could make you go crazy. The school play was full of surprises, from the first audition. More people tried out than have ever before. For many of the people in the pro- duction, this was their first try at theatrics. From auditions, to the final production, the cast was able to practice for two months. “They were a really tal- ented group of kids. Every- one did their best, and I felt the production went very well,” stated the di- rector, Miss Spencer. The stage crew had an easier job than they did with most plays, as there were no scene changes. But there were still problems. One of the crew forgot to turn off the lights at the end of a scene. “Standing up there, waiting for the lights to go off made me nervous, but when Dennis Vincent left me alone, I about died,” commented Greg Robbins. Jason Merrell Perry Motor—Friendly service at reasonable prices 28 SCHOOL PLAY

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Harvest-Ball Royalty: Dena Moon 1st Att., Tonya Morrill-Queen, Kathleen Huber-2nd Att. More than JUST DANCING It’s not just the dance that makes the evening fun, but the other things that go with it. Asking that special person out to some people is nothing more than just asking, but to others it’s a major activity. Creative ideas range from a message on the mar- quee, a scavenger hunt to having a cop chase them down or sending them a cake with a note inside. Dinner can be either formal, at the Sheraton, or informal like pizza in a basement, eating in a store window or a progressive dinner. Pictures have always been part of the dance. Many people get both group and single pictures. If it was an enjoyable date you can show them off by putting them in your locker, wal- lets or on your bedroom wall. If they would have rather been somewhere else, they now have a new dart-board. After the dance, couples or groups do their own thing (some activities we won’t mention). The most common is dragging main then going to someone’s house to watch a video and have dessert. Still others, attend the Submarine races up at Steinaker, play bloody murder at a local cemetary or conveniently run out of gas on some deserted back road. Dance pictures and group dates are usually ma- jor activities at the big dances. Deah Bennion The bank that listens: Basin State Bank

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Dujuana Horrocks and Cynthni I fever, enjoy Front row: Dennis Vincent, Rod Gilmore, Keri Bartlett, Jerome Davies, Carl Armstrong, Joe May, the work of poisoning and burying lonely old men. Thomas Goad Back row: Greg Robbins, Dujuana Horrocks, Cynthni Lafever, Greg Clark, Mike Sonnie, Gary Gray, Bruce Atwood. Jerome Davies and Keri Bartlett celebrate the news, of Keri’s father’s consent to their being mar- ried to each other. Officer O’hara refuses to un-tie Mortimer from the awkward position that Johnathon and Dr. Einstein have placed him into. U-Haul rentals at 501 E. Main-Robin’s Huskey SCHOOL PLAY 29