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

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Superintendent Abplanalp discusses the price-wage freeze with Board President Bergauist DUCHESNE COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD Clerk Philip E Thompson reviews the notes of a previous meeting before starting another session President Nixon's price-wage freeze was the major topic for consideration by the 1971-72 Duchesne County School Board. Members met on the second Thursday of each month to make executive decisions concerning all phases of elementary and secondary education in the county. Board members were chosen to fill two and four year terms during school board elections held separately in each voting precinct of the county. Union's auditorium, used for the first time last year, came into being through the financial efforts of the county board. 13

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Meeting in the Duchesne County School Office at Duchesne are. left to right: George B Terry Earl Van Tassell Board President Keith E Bergquist. Supt Abplanalp. and School Board Clerk Philip R Thompson . James Lindsay. Dennis Mower 12 Keith Bergquist. board president, clarifies a point for the board clerk

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PRINCIPAL Mr Hullinger announces plans to bus the studentbody to Payson High School to watch semi-final football action VOCATIONAL HEAD Beginning his first year as vocational center administrator. Mr Garth Sorenson added additional responsibility to an already demanding position as automotive mechanics instructor. Vocational center students came from three high schools. Duchesne. Altamont and Union, to partic- ipate in an excellently facilitated program. Mr Orvel M Hullinger entered his fourth year as Union s principal during 1971-72 Student regulatory actions prompted by Mr Hullinger this year included a more informal dress standard for girls, an organized auditorium disciplinary control committee and a student clean-up incentive program. Chairmaning the weekly early morning faculty meetings in the library. Mr. Hul- linger brought a tone of authority and responsibility throughout the year to Union High School's activities Mr Sorenson catches upon his paper work before vocational classes begin