Uintah High School - Uintahn Yearbook (Vernal, UT)

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JlooJz At Ml Aoiu Special Guests Given Tour Two guests from the Golden Age Centi discuss their visit with Mr Bill Caldwell an Ann Massey. During homecoming weel they were invited into classes and treated tc school lunch. On Display Balcony Claimed as Hang-out Sophomore boys amuse themselves during lunch by watching and talking to the students below The balcony of the commons became as much a hang out as the commons itself did. Mascot Receives a Face-lift Squanto waits in the diesel mechanics shop for another coat of paint. After his loin-cloth was spray-painted silver by vandals, he was moved inside the shop where student coun- cil members cleaned, sanded, and painted him. He was then moved to his permanent location in the commons. M.J.™ e felt like amoebas under a microscope. We were always being watched. But we soon learned that being under observation came with having the newest and best high school in the state. In addition to the two-day open house for members of the community, another one was held for the Union fans who came to watch the first football game. Educators came from all over Utah and the United States to check out our state-of-the-art facilities. But, we really didn’t mind being watched. We were proud to show off our new possession. Brett Baker

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 987 tyintalui ’ “■ x-—— Utah 84078. Vol: 63 Drill team member Tonya Pope cheers , , , wildly as the team scores a field goal at he commons area is a popular place for udents to socialize. Ray Squire and arren Wall shoot the breeze during Homecoming. After a fun day at our beautiful new school, students begin their long trek to the parking lot. inch break. Opening Page 1

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The Quickest Way Down Making the most of the new facilities, Bart Taylor. Kenny Andrews. Anthony Bowden, and Jeff Tucker take the fast way downstairs. Having a two-story school was a unique change