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

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Faeu ty Leads Way For Eager Cats Donald B. Allen Industrial Arts Drafting Jr. Class Advisor Dan Berry Bookkeeping Type I and 11 Shorthand 1 and II Bruce Goodrich Algebra II Pre-Calculus Physics r J. Eldred Allred Driver Education Health Union’s faculty offered challenges in all fields of study this year, as many eager cats clamored to take advantage of their opportunities. Ambitious faculty members spent long hours preparing memorable class- room experiences, resulting in a better learning at- mosphere. Students were able to experience real situations by conducting experiments, performing in front of audiences, preparing meals, repairirtg cars, and participating in interscholastic competitions and organizations. Teachers spent innumerable after school hours supporting and advising extracurricular activ- ities for the benefit of the student. This year’s faculty believed, in the strictest sense, in an equilibrium between academic excellence and extracurricular activ- ity. The faculty worked toward this goal throughout the year, maintaining its efficacy. Jerald Crittenden World History Physical Education Athletics Gary DeLange English II Physical Education Athletics Tana Dunsmore Speech and Drama Forensics Sr. Class Advisor Marvin Hansen Animal Science Farm Mechanics Adv. Farm Mechanics o All Richard Harmston German English 12 DeeAnn Houtz Adaptive Ed. Jr. Class Advisor 22

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DUCHESNE COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD -Left to right: Thomas Frabrizio, Keith Bergquist, Hollis G. Hullinger, Loryn Ross, Presi- dent; Supt. Thomas J. Abplanalp, C. C. Mickelson, Jack Barton. Mr. George Thatcher, director of the Uintah Basin Area Vocational Center. Union’s administration, headed by Mr. Orvel Hullinger, strove to keep Union united this year, under the supervision of the Duchesne County School Board and in connection with the Uintah Basin Area Vocational Center, directed by Mr. Thatcher. This year Union was finally placed under the jurisdiction of one school board, dis- sipating the unique coalition board under which Union existed since her establishment. Faced with the new challenge of Union's welfare, Mr. Hull- inger and the Duchesne County School Board effected many new improvements, including some new facilities. Mr. Hullinger and the board worked throughout the year to create a well rounded student by trying to provide the necessary op- portunities. Above all, this new team is planning and looking forward to more improvements for the future. 21

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G. David Hunt Alg. I and Geometry Geology Soph. Class Advisor Murell Johnson Mixed and Girls' Chorus Chamber Choir Band Elaine Krissman Ceramics Art I and II Lois H. Leavitt Home Economics Home Living Sewing Mrs. Krissman gives pointers on making ceramics. Virgie Murphy English 10 N. Kose Moulton Adaptive Ed. Counseling A1 Otte Chemistry Business Math General Math Nancy Percival Physical Education Drill Team Yearbook 23