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

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STUDENTBODY OFFICERS FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Santa Claus, Ken Bastian, was the master of cere- monies for the alumni as- sembly. ' EI Paso' was the song to which Lynn Ross, Kay Slines, Fred Evans, Raymond Perry, and Howard Horrocks portrayed violent emotions on the alumni assembly. Faye Hullinger sang Silver Bells as a floorshow selection for White Christ- mas Ball. Former students participating in the alumni day activities were, front: Clifton Larsen, Fred Evans, Kent Sullivan, Earl Allred; back, Denny Rogers, and Jerry Shields. 22

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a n ces XCnricl Srlool Jhf. Decorations, lively music. and flashing feel d escribe the dances held at Union this year. I hat dancing is a favorik teen-age pastime was certainly proved as students enthusiastically participated in the casual dances after games or the formal dances such as the Junior Prom. I he C hristmas Ball and Re- cord Hop were new dances initial- ed at I nion this year. I liese added a new freshness to the old tradi- tional dances held during the year. Sock Hop Winning special recognition for their gay creations at the Sock Hop were Toni Goodrich, Colleen Hatch, Laura Leavitt, Mary Jane Anderton, Charles Timothy, Susan Alexander, Ann Murphy, and Terrell Smith. Frank Judd, disc jockey for the Sock Hop received pres- ent from Arlene Rockwood, F.H.A. president. F.H.A. Club sponsored the Hop. Harvest Ball Mr. Gary Allen, F.F.A., and Mrs. Lois Leavitt, F.H.A., were the advisors who oversaw pre- parations for the Harvest Ball. By the Light of the Silvery ITIoon Officers of the F.F.A. and F.H.A. who sponsored the Har- vest Ball were, standing: Danny Uresk, Janice Marchant, Floyd Nielsen, Karen Jensen; seated, Kelly Croxier, Ann Morrill, Jimmie Reidhead, Arlene Rockwood. 2

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omecoming Renewing old friendships and becom- ing acquainted with the administration kepi the former f 'nion students busy flur- ing Alumni Day. Activities began with the alumni as- sembly in the morning which displayed old and new talent. In the afternoon the stud- enthody was guests at the Roosevelt I heat- re where they saw the film. A Hole in the I lead. I he Christmas Ball was held in the evening to the theme of White Christ- mas. I his dance, the first of its kind to be held at I nion, was sponsored by student- body officers and freshman class officers. Former editors of Yoon Yun, Joel Murphy snd Barbara Sutteer, ex- changed the latest news with each other. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Leavitt, standing; Mr. and Mrs. Kay Edrington, Principal and Mrs. Sollaher, and Mrs. Krissman take time out for refreshments during the dance. Christmas royalty were chosen at the Ball. John Merk- ley crowned Carolyn Stoddard Homecoming Queen as attendants Pam Murdock, left, and Karen Lamb watched. Former and present students enjoyed con- versing with each other. Eldra Cuch was served cookies and punch by the freshman class president, John Allen. 23