Uintah High School - Uintahn Yearbook (Vernal, UT)

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22 Assemblies Specializing in Engine and Trans, rebuilding— |

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HmmUt Jack’s General Why. we d go to Steinaker and la out on the beach, say kati Hatch, Brandi Allen. Tonya Pope. Tnoa Box- and Tracy Flctchrf when asked what they'd do (or their lunch Tire—For the Best Tires Service Janice Dilworth states. If I had the chance to leave campus for lunch. I would definitely go home to be with my wonderful family Unfortunately, as we all know. the hope of this lunchtime dream is practically impossible So. as Chance Rollins displays, we will keep eating where we all enjoy to. the very most

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A pep assembly on the third day of school gives the seniors their chance to in- itiate the sophomores llun ikrr During a class competition in a pep assembly, Steve Lahrum and Kelly (iibhs represent the sophomore in the sleeping hag relay Educational Learning through Assemblies Educational? What do you mean they have to be educa- tional?” was the Executive Council s response to the new’ standard of assemblies. At least five of the assemblies were educational Students were hit form every angle on drugs and alcohol. The assemblies went from a big three screen stereo show by Pepsi to the Attorney General. The Attorney General gave free plastic cards to the students with a phone number to call for help and a poem The poem w as “The Rape of Lucrece” and was memorized by the student body in the assembly. The best pep assembly was Homecoming Students were chosen to represent their class in a suck and blow contest James Rose and Kym Gibbs lost the paper and kept on trying Graduates from 1986 to 1950 came back for the Alumni assembly. It was the longest assembly all year. A pep assembly was planned after the Alumni and so half the students were in the Alumni and half were in the pep It can also be considered the biggest mess up assembly. Students attitudes towards assemblies varied. During the BYT jazz band assembly, students ex- hibited poor behavior. A freedom assembly brought many people rang- ing from a Vietnam vet to eight-year- old doggers. The students acted bet- ter. but not perfect in this assembly All around, assemblies were in- teresting and different giving all the students a chance to see something that they enjoyed. Brandi Allen Sweet hearts. Chance Murray and Andra Freestone tie for first place with Cassie Belcher and Kenneth Beede at the Newly Friend (.ame DR. SEITZ—Keep you SEITZ on the future UTES!! Assemblies 23