Uintah High School - Uintahn Yearbook (Vernal, UT)

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With crossed fingers and a impossible dreams of golden car- hopeful heart. Gayle Clark dreams riages and dancing at the ball Cow n CINDERELLA CAST CINDERELLA Gayle Clark PRINCE Eric Wilson KING Steven Lind QUEEN Amy C Oswald STEPMOTHERPaula Calder PORTIA Tammy Swain JOY Merri Jorgensen GODMOTHERCrystal Brooks HERALD David Beacham CHEF Phil Martinez STEWARD. Quinton Sharp PAGES Damon Dyck Jeremy Pierce SINGING AND DANCING ENSEMBLE Toni AUred. Russel Augustus. David Beacham. Macey Buker. Renee Drollinger. Chalynn Goodrich. Neil Goslin. Paula Harris, pat Isaacs. Cheryl Johnson. Eric Jones. Kim Jorgensen. Tina Kendall. Geri Lance. Juhe Larsen. Phil Martinez. Lilly May. Lara McKay. Missy Mckeachnie. Heather Miller. MeriKay Reynolds, Jeff Rust. Alicia Sharp. Quinton Sharp. Cindy Stewart. Paul Swett. Shawn Tolman Cowan ACTION BEHIND THE SCENES Any successful theatrical produc- tion involves the efforts of many workers, and this year's musical, “Cinderella.” involved a huge number of people, not only in the cast, but also working behind the scenes on everything from set design to ringlet design Ms. Claire Spencer, directed the musical, along with student direc- tor Rozanne Wardle. Ac- cording to Ms. Spencer, the student director has a very grueling and time- consuming job, and Rozanne executed her job responsibly and well. Mr. Wayne Millet was the musical director It’s dressing-room madness for Cinderella'' cast members as they scramble to be ready in time for their cues and also served as the producer for the show. Mrs. Jacky Gray took care of the business side of making the musical, and she also worked with publicity chief Eric Jones, a cast member The publicity poster was designed and drawn by Kathy Lesh. All choreography was done by Ms Denise Gray. A large stage crew was required to handle the huge job of coor- dinating lighting, sound, and cues. In addition to handling the technical aspects of production, the stage crew managed the sets, and also built and helped paint the sets. Sets were designed by Mr. Curtis May. and Mr Brock Thorne's art classes helped the stage crew paint them. Lisa Ballard and Melodie Thompson worked together on the props. Ms. Marlene Lake helped with costumes. Since the theater depart ment lacked appropriate costumes for the time period of “Cinderella. cast members often had to provide their own costumes. Mrs. Pat Hill, from Beauty Complete, helped with makeup and hair. Thanks to the cooperative effort of so many people from the school and from the community, this year’s musical was an im- pressive success. Shana Kinsey Kingly dignify not always easy to maintain for Steven Lind, whose wife forces him to attend boring balk Musical 21 Lazy K Motel — Make yourself at home in comfort.

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Stage Crew, front Linda Wardle. Melodie Thompson. Michael Robinson. Jim Oldaker. Paul Swett, Scott Goskn. Art Simons. Phil Martinez Back Rozanne War die. Stacey McGill. Jason McCoi mick. Brett Roth. Macey Buker

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The unveiling of Squanto toga party was a success for Jennifer Fulkerson and John Oswald who won prizes for their costumes A Science Club party gives Lyle Gilman a chance to show his daughter how to cook hot dogs in 3-D A Monday Night Football game ends in victory for Giants' fans Brett Weldon. Dirk Slade, and Steve Hatch Shin » 22 Parties For office and school supplies — Northeastern Office Supply