Uintah High School - Uintahn Yearbook (Vernal, UT)

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The football game isn’t the on- ly competition felt during Homecom- ing week. Mike Baird. Travis Bedell. Scott Atwood, and Scott Hardman vie for top honors in intermural shopping cart races. Hanging on to a piece of paper takes on a new dimension for Bren- da Jackson and Brian Oscarson. Win- ning the paper pass is only one way seniors demonstrated their dominence in leadership. % really felt ai home The newness of the school w as still there, hut now it was all familiar and everyone felt comfortable. Kadi person found his own niche in the school and all pulled together to make things work. Seniors proved their leadership of the school with intense spirit and determination to succeed. From the very beginning their accomplishments were noticed and rewarded. Juniors and sophomores were never far behind and left their own marks throughout the school year. In- dividually. each class had its own definite goals, but together they made up the largest, most energetic stu- dent body to ever unite in the Uintah School District. At- tendance rose to near capacity and shot down any con- cerns that a new school was never needed. Classrooms were full and the school was broken in, leaving no doubt it felt right. K.C. Jones 1 Theme

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 Opening Theme 1 on % N 1988 Uintahn Published by Students of Uintah High School 1880 West 500 North Vernal, Utah 84078 Volume 64 simVf L commons area serves as the all-time favorite Lg out for students and class ring salesmen naly .ing the next offensive play are Coach Johnson ki Gordon Limb at Union where the first victory of the Lson was captured. he “U” gets a new face and so do Scott Hardman, [than Sunkees. and Derrick Dickson. Hwtsaktr ■

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