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

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The Great Wheel Robber 1 One of the culprits took off to Boo-Boo Africa with his wheel. 6 6 can 't lecture without my wheels! exclaimed Mr. Corry. One fine morning, the Big C came to his classroom and found all the wheels of both his carts missing. The culprits remained anonymous for awhile, but, eventual- ly, began to bargin with Spaz-attackf' They wanted to get extra-credit points for the return of the wheels. One day there appeared a poster in Mr. C's room. It was a wanted poster for WheelDro and Rolland. The reward for the return of the wheels and apprehension of the criminals was 100 extra-credit points. The Big C declined the proposition. 28 STOLEN WHEELS The mysterious wheel thieves struck repeatedly ana' without warning The victim had his own rebuttal to the incident Finally, after threats from Mr. Wohf the culprits returned the wheels. All of them that they could, that is. One was gone, far across the ocean to Austria, with Laney Smith.

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Chad R. was crowned king after he got the most Big-Mouths to open their's. Cosmo gets down at the pep-assembly before our last football game. This floating grin t initiated into the new belongs to Alison EJ was ofthe N.A.H.S. S X Fourth hour physiology and another 'lterrible lab. Scott J. and Brett W. work together. The life of a senior is never dull, at least not when Shelley J. is around. 6 6 guess that's why they call it the blues-time on my hands that Could be time spent with you. There is that fckle time, once in a while, when we are waitingfor things to get up and get going, when We comes up to us and whacks us on the funny bone. We squint our eyes and pueker up at the weird pain and try not to get sidetracked from our routines. But, then something in our brain goes A'eliek and we say to ourselves, Oh, why not? Doug B. and Kevin L. to pick up all the cards we spilled. Oh well, why not'?? STUDENT LIFE 27

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'Tl' 1 1 x 1' J-Q ifa A, s is Vi sl J- ..r' .vh- Joyce Bolton-8 rs. teachin N , , si fter eight years of teaching art at West Jr. High and Union High, Mrs. Joyce Bolton is retiring. Many of us knew her and had classes from her and will miss her. Mrs. Bolton became interested in art when she saw a contest to draw a wallpaper design. She entered and Won! Her design was published in a magazine. To quote her daughter, . . . it was awful, but she won. She meant, of course, that the styles then and now are dU'ferent. Mrs. Bolton is recognized and ap- preciated for her work in the Fine Arts Fair and the sterling scholar program. Her sterling scholar in art last year Won! This has got to say something for this fine woman. She has inspired us, helped us and made us achieve what we wanted from ourselves in art. We will always thank her for her ability to work with students no matter what their ability. Her many paintings of elves and trolls is evidence of her greatest personal attribute, as stated by her close friend, Mrs. Grgf- fin, She believes! ,mi . K . 57, J , ' 1, MRS, BOLTON 29