Prom Night Recalls Cuban Flair and Crowning Moments
Uintah students recount a 1950 Junior Prom with a Cuban Holiday theme. Dale Fullmer sang Bamboo as Nina and Mariona led couples in dances, with Marvel Goodrich as queen and Don Millecam crowned king. Afterprom parties filled the night, seniors hosted late gatherings while juniors continued celebrations at Jim's cafe. Uintah then hosted baseball as Ned Lee limited Roosevelt to three runs in a 10 3 win, with Joe Murray and Joe Roybal top cross country, and Ned Lee the winning pitcher in the baseball game.
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Bamboo
Dale Fullmer
Nina
Mariona
Ante
Erie
Osen
Marvel Goodrich
Don Millecam
Lime Breen
Sharon York T
Ruffies Soheo
Conn McGray
Marilyn
Mary Ann King
Connie
Mary Ann
Joy Ainge
Vanda Toles
Stella Jenkins
Lynne King
Gwen Wooley
Clyde Wilkins
Rey
Dop
Doris Kurren
JoAnn Lee
Jay Turner
Bessie Wills
Glen Allen
Birdie Slaugh
Dallas Jacobson
Lora Hacking
Kenneth Calder
Carole Murray
Lowell Walker
Seema
Aang Jialae
U.els
Utes
Roosevelt Roughriders
Roughriders
Joanne
Owelter
Deon Freestone
Frenna Anderson
Bonnie Chivers
Joe Murray
Joe Roybal
Fellows
Lee
Roosevelt
Uintah
Barra
Snyder
Lord Roosevelt
Lowell Caldwell
Pup
Uintah Students Attend State Forensic Meet
Five Uintah high school students will attend the state forensic meet at the University of Utah on April 14 and 15. Faculty chaperones include Harvey Hullinger and Utsel uoan DeJournetta. Debates center on direct presidential election. Delegates Alberta Slaugh Mary Alice Johnson and Clair Murdock will present orations and extemporaneous work.
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Uintah High School
University of Utah
Harvey Hullinger
Utsel Uoan DeJournetta
Dale Fullmer
The
United States
de Alberta Slaugh
Mary Alice Johnson
Clair Murdock
Indian Bear Dance Opens Friday at Ouray Stockade
The annual Indian Bear Dance begins Friday afternoon at Ouray Stockade near the Green and Duchesne rivers junction, continuing daily through Tuesday April 18. Indian leaders Jack Santio and Hilly Cota nuts assist, with events all day and evening on Sunday.
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Ouray
John Tabbee
Stockade
Green and Duchesne Rivers
Jack Santio
Hilly Cotanuts
Gift of Indians Tatians of the American have given the world the white and weet potato
The article credits Indigenous peoples of the American continents with introducing staple crops to the world including potatoes tomatoes and peas while noting maize vanilla tobacco and other plants. It emphasizes the broad agricultural influence and contributions of native groups across civilizations.
Murra Wins Uintah High Marathon Race in Tight Finish
Joe Murray, a Uintah High sophomore, won the intramural marathon by defeating Jon Roybal, a senior and favorite. The 4.75 mile course proved tough. Murray started 10th but surged to first as Roybal, last year’s winner, faltered. Points from this race plus Friday’s events will decide class winners with sophomores leading the overall intramural standings.
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Hawaneld Apel
Joe Murray
Jon Roybal
Murray
van Roybal
Keith Sions
Ronald Bair
DelMar
Bantain
Ralph Halstead
Gerard
Perk Oy
Ftark
Intramural Cinder Meet Set For Friday April 14
Woodbury announces the intramural track meet will be held Friday April 14 with events starting at 2:15 pm. The schedule includes 120 yard high hurdles shot put pole vault 100 yard trials mile run 440 yard dash discus high jump 100 yard finals 120 yard high hurdles finals 220 yard dash javelin broad jump 80 yard run 180 hurdles 220 yard finals medley relay and 880 yard relay. Riders advised to arrange transport as it may run past 4 pm and not all events will finish before departures.
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Gooch
Woodbury
Bres
Cards of Thanks for support after death of husband
The Atwood family expresses sincere appreciation to friends and relatives for assistance during illness and death. They thank the Relief Society for lunch, those who sent flowers, and all who aided with funeral services and offerings.
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Relief Society
J. P. Atwood
Echo Park Dam Debate Shapes Utah Western Expansion
The hearing at Vernal and Craig focused on Dinosaur National Monument expansion and the impact of Echo Park and Split Mountain dams. supporters argued grazing would continue and power irrigation could develop western lands, while opponents claimed the dams threaten wilderness and natural values.
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Stringham
Hiringham
David J. Madsen
Dinosaury National Monument
Madsen
National Park Service
Dingsaur National Monument
Utah
Jorado
Vernal
Craig
Cole
Dinosaur National Monument
Unit
Atea
Ie Foxe Park
Split
Manwaring
Hevi
Leas Nto
Panwating
Echo Park
Stringhars
Ams
For Sale Roomy modern home in Kisaoe area
For sale unfurnished roomed home on 191 Ita Street South East. Phone 295-W or 680 Rosalie De Journette Kisaoe. Lost dog: small blonde female Cocker Spaniel with color and license number. Please call 295-W or Rosalie De Journette. Als
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Ita
Rosalie de Journette
Kisaoe
Mark E Peterson to Speak at Conference in Dintah
Elder Mark E Peterson of the Quorum of Twelve Apostles will be principal speaker at a conference in Dintah held over Sunday and Monday, April 22 and 23, according to church officials.
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Mark E. Peterson
Quorum of Twelve Apostles of the
Church of Latter-day ‘Saints
Dintah
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