Union High School - Yoon Yun Yearbook (Roosevelt, UT)

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JANUARY 17—We beat Carbon College Frosh, 60-55. The game was played at Union. DECEMBER 26—Union at Parle City. We both gained a victory. 34-30 for Union, and 37-33 for Park City. DECEMBER 27—Union went to North Summit. Again one victory and one loss. Our victory, 43-34. Our loss, 42-40. DECEMBER 30—North Summit at Union. 'A' team won 47-42. B’ team lost 37-34. JANUARY 2—First league game—AMamont at Union. Of course we won. 50-27. 'B' team won 38-34. JANUARY 3—We beat Grantsville on our floor tonight. Score: 38-34. JANUARY 5—Back to school after a wonderful vacation which ended too soon. We've for- gotten algebra, shorthand, and everything about school, but it won't take long to get back into the old grind. JANUARY 19 —The last of the Senior pictures were taken today. We give a special thanks to this faithful shirt which was worn by every senior boy. The seniors looked very distinguished in their caps and gowns. JANUARY 21-22—Seniors chose their announce- ment cards today. Graduation s getting closer. JANUARY 22—Velma Moosmann was selected as Senior class secretary. JANUARY 9—The Sophomore class presented an excellent assembly. It featured Suzie's Sweat- er Shop. Game with Midvale M-Men. They won, 54-39. After the game with Midvale, we all went to the Sophomore Slide, which was a sock and sweater affair. JANUARY 12-13-14—The seniors took aptitude tests. Many of us are apt to flunk. JANUARY 15—Freshies had a party in the gym. Lots of games and refreshments. JANUARY 16—Today climaxes a BIG week. Halls have been filled with BEAT UINTAH pos- ters, the band and the Pep Club have con- ducted pep rallies during noon hour, big pep assembly today. Our efforts were not in vain. We beat Uintah both games. Score: 'A' team, 49-46. B' team, 49-34. JANUARY 23—We beat Tabiona tonight on their floor. Scores were 52-39 for the Varsity, and 44-25 for the B team. Pretty good, don't you think? JANUARY 24—Carbon at Union. Victory again, 47-40. JANUARY 29—Classes selected candidates for Sweetheart Queen. Those selected were: Faye F., Lou Ann Morrill, Janice N„ and Mar- garet H. In the afternoon we tried a matinee dance. JANUARY 30—Union vs. Duchesne. Our win 52-45. We re on our way to championship of Uintah division. JANUARY 31 — South High Alumni came to Union and we won, 53-45. We ve got a team that's really neat; We’ll cheer them on come win or defeat.

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OCTOBER 27—Four yearbook workers and Mrs. B. Murphy, adviser, went to a yearbook school at Springville. School was under the direction of Mr. Conover, our publisher. OCTOBER 31- Game with Rangely. They won, 31-0. We appreciate our band at the ball games. It helps. OCTOBER 31—Tonight the Harvest Ball. The sil- houettes were very clever. Congratulations, Queen Janice. NOVEMBER 3—First lyceum. Captain Dry told of his experiences in the Navy. NOVEMBER 5—Parents' Day. We were happy to stay home and rest (???) while our parents tried to get over 648 feet of hallway in five minutes. NOVEMBER 8—Student Reunion and Yoon Yun staffs traveled to the B. Y. U. to attend a jour- nalism school. Miss Fiske and Mrs. Carle ac- companied Ihem. It was loads of fun. NOVEMBER 12—Duchesne High School presented a very outstanding musical program today. NOVEMBER 13—Oh, no!—Initiations again? This time it's the Pep Club. NOVEMBER 14—Annual yearbook assembly and dance— The Greatest Show On Earth. Both were super. Thanks everybody. NOV. 17 —Ly- ceum, Juggler. NOV. 19 — Union's French Club entertain- e d Altamont's club a la mode. NOVEMBER 21 — Speech club presented a very clever one-act play . . . Antic Spring. NOV. 26 — Tonight we danced in An Old-Fash- ioned Garden. The great occasion was the Senior Hop. NOV. 27 — Thanksgiv- ing holiday begins. NOV. 28 — Basketball game with Alumni. Naturally, we won. DEC. 4-5—School play Our Miss Brooks was presented. Con- gratulations on a very fine perform- ance. DECEMBER 5—Two games with Wasatch, at Heber. We lost the first game, 40-35, but won the second, 34-25. DECEMBER 6—We won both our games with Pleasant Grove today. Scores were 64-35, and 55-35. DECEMBER 8—World's greatest ventriloquist.,from England, visited us today. DECEMBER 9—Union at Rangely. We won again! 40-30, 64-26. DECEMBER 10—Music Concert for band benefit. DECEMBER I I—Season basketball tickets went on sale. DECEMBER 12—Picture show today. A Thousand and One Nights. Pleasant Grove came to Union. We won again, 56-39, and 44-17. DECEMBER 13—Moab at Union. Two victories, 32-23, and 44-17. DECEMBER 18—F. H. A. Christmas Party. DECEMBER 19—Spanish Fork at Union. Wo slip- ped. They beat us, 34-32. DECEMBER 22—F. H. A. officers and partners were entertained at a Christmas party at Mrs. Lambert's home. Have you ever been to one of Mrs. Lambert's parties? If not, you ve missed something. WHAT FUN! DECEMBER 23—Alumni Day, assembly in the morn- ing. Show, Mickey, in the afternoon. School's

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FEBRUARY 2—Marriage Council from the USAC gave a series of lectures to the seniors. Today we watched our exchange assembly. They 11 travel soon. FEBRUARY 4—Duchesne at Union. We won, 52-32. FEBRUARY 6—We traveled to Altamont to play basketball. We won again. Score: 67-46. FEBRUARY 12—Juniors selected their Senior rings, today. They're called Sabre Jets.'' FEBRUARY 13—Valentine assembly in honor of our Sweetheart Queen, Janice Nielson. At noon we went to the Roosevelt Theatre to see the show, Something For the Birds.'' FEBRUARY 14—A. S. C. Sweetheart Ball was held at Union. Our queen, Janice N„ won the title of Uintah Basin Sweetheart. FEBRUARY 16-20—Our first photography exhibit at Union sponsored by the Press Club and the Beaux Arts. It was enjoyed by some of the town folks as well as the student body. Let's have one next year. FEBRUARY 18—Band party was held in band room. FEBRUARY 19—Exchange assembly traveled to Uintah. The Utes were very appreciative. FEBRUARY 20—Our big game! Pep assembly— Mrs. Lambert showed em how, and they did. 54-45, our favor. Hur- rah! We go to State! FEBRUARY 21— Union at Craig. FEBRUARY 23— Ameri- can Legion assembly. FEBRUARY 25—Ken Nickell won the American Le- gion essay contest, My American Heritage. Renae Eldredge won second. MARCH 2—Band uniforms were ordered today. MARCH 3—Lyceum—U. S. A. C. string quartet. MARCH 4—The long dreaded day arrived. We got shot. MARCH 9—A banquet honoring our region cham- pions was held in the Home Ec. room. It was given by the boys sweethearts. MARCH 11-12—Faculty play, January Thaw. Boy, can they act! Understand some have signed movie contracts instead of teaching contracts. MARCH 12 — Morgan Glines won first place in the regional speech contest held at Union. Nice going . . . Morgan. MARCH 12—One-act play sponsored by the Mas- que Club, Sadie's Oats. Very clever. We understand the club is working on a very weird play for Uintah Basin Days. It is entitled, Which is the Way to Bos- ton. We really appreciate a 11 the wonderful things this club has done.