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

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MARCH 13—Holiday today while our teachers went to Altamont. Also the F. F. A. Sweet- heart Ball. Marilyn Brighton was chosen Queen in Calico. MARCH Ifc—We gave our boys a big send oft today. They're on their way to the state tour- nament. Keep your eye on them. They're going places. MARCH 18—We opened the State Tournament by playing Cyprus, and by golly we won, 45-39. MARCH 19—Altamont's exchange assembly came to Union. We enjoyed it. Did you hear the score today? We beat South Sevier, 33-29. We re on our way to win State! MARCH 20—We beat South Summit today in a real thriller. Score: 39-29. MARCH 21—Tonight was a night we ll always re- member ... WE DID IT! WE TOOK STATE BY BEATING AMERICAN FORK 44-39. MARCH 22—The Champ Caravan was greeted by Uintah Basin sports fans. Mayor McLea presented the boys with a Key to the City. MARCH 24—We held our Victory Day today. State, county, and city officials were here. There were many guest speakers. (Oh, those hard bleachers!) Matinee dance this afternoon. MARCH 25—Central Utah Vocational School lec- tured to the seniors. MARCH 26—Today we saw our contest play, She's a Neat Job. Victory Dance at Victory Park. Thanks, Mr. and Mrs. Buzz Larsen, Also a thanks to the orchestra. MARCH 28—The wrestling classes have turned their attention to track. MARCH 30—Junior class presented their Prom assembly. MARCH 31 — Lyceum, ' Am- bas s adors of Song. APRIL 2—Ban- quet honor i n g the basketball boys. This was given by the lo- cal civic clubs. THANKS. APRIL 3—Spring vacation—no school! Pagoda Paradise, theme of the Junior Prom, was em- phas'zed by beautiful Oriental decorations. APRIL 4—Post Prom. APRIL 8—Press Club party. . . . Betty paid Mr. Richens his final payment on the yearbook. APRIL 9—Gray Lyceum, seven- teen - year - old Marimba play- er. Beat Duchesne in first baseball game. APRIL I I — Our Masque Club at- tended B. Y. U. Dramatics Day for high school stu- dents. APRIL 13—Down- town Coaches An- nual Award Dinner held in Provo in honor of our State Champs. APRIL 14—Yippee! Another show in History. APRIL 15—FFA Parents and Sons Banquet. APRIL I6--Basin track meet held at Union. We scored the most points. APR. 17—Girls' Day assembly and Spring Salad Swing. Also nominations for student body officers. APRIL 20—Last section of Yoon-Yun went to pub- lishers today. We're through at last! APRIL 21—Dancing classes put on dance assembly.

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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.

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APRIL 23—Assembly put on by paper staff. Pri- mary election of S. B. officers. APRIL 24—Basin Music Festival held at Vernal. Our band really looked peppy in their new uniforms. APRIL 29—Baseball game with Tabiona at Union. APRIL 30—Final vote for S. B. officers. MAY I—Regional Music Festival at Price. There was a show for those who stayed home. MAY 2—Regional Track Meet at Duchesne. MAY 4—We received the final ratings of our Com- mercial and Speech contestants. Jay Gates received second place in second year Short- hand, and Joanne Todd received fourth place in second year Type. MAY 6 — Base- ball game . . . Union at Uin- tah. Guess who won? MAY 7-Cheer- leader tryouts. Installation o f new student body officers. MAY 15—Freshman assembly, and Freshman Frolic. MAY 18—Yearbooks were distributed. The senior girls were honored at a tea given by the BPW. It will long be remembered as one of the most outstanding events of our high school days. MAY 19—Yearbook Day. MAY 20—We are all suffering from writer's cramps, (only 450 autographs! ! !) We thought this day would never come, and now it's here we aren't as happy as we thought we d be, but now it s time to go home. We hope that this yearbook, which is dedicated to you, will make 1952- 53 truly A YEAR TO REMEMBER! MAY 5—Not beans again! MAY 8—Senior assembly. Graduating with HIGH HONORS are: NAOENE OTTOSEN, LYNNE GOODRICH, and VELMA MOOSMANN. Graduating with HONORS are: MARY MURPHY, KENNETH NICKELL, RUTH BURR, LERAE DROLLINGER, DELORES BROWN, and DOYLE HUBER