Stakes Basketball Games Signal Tempo In High Gear
Everett Pit Abhley reports stake basketball action at stake centers and Tridel gym with two Maeser teams, Glines Ward, Lapoint and Ashley teams posting wins and close contests. Maeser 2nd beat Vernal 5th Ward 31-8 while Glines Ward defeated Maeser 1st 45-5 led by Lonnie Hadlock and 22 points from Hadlock. Lapoint beat Ashley Ward 45-25 at Tridel Ward gym. Naples A beat Vernal 3rd Ward 20-18 in a defensive game. Naples A tops Vernal 4th Ward 20-18. Uintah Stake schedules Dec 11 games. Ashley High players officiate, aiding local officials and drawing crowds.
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Winners of Speech Contest Announced at Uintah High
The annual I Speake for Democracy contest at Uintah High School crowned Diane Busch Neila Weeks and Mars Jorie Hopkins as winners. They will face Union High winners for the state award in January. The 14 contestants and their mothers were honored at a Hotel Vernal luncheon after a fashion show with gifts for each entrant. Judges included Mrs Fraheis Feltch.
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Walter G. Busch
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Uintah
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Make It Your Self With Wool Winners Named
Miss Sally Swain and Miss Joleen Moon won the county contest held Saturday November 30 at Hotel Ver nal. Sponsored by the Wool Growers Auxiliary, Swain took senior division with a woolen dress and grey pen checked coat. Eleanor Hacking was runner up in the senior level.
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Joleen Moon
The Glass Menagerie at Uinta High School Dec 5 6
The Glass Menagerie a two act drama by Tennexane Williams will be presented as an experiment in theatre by the Uinta high school speech department on Thursday and Friday December 5 and 6 The action set in the thirties centers on a mother and her attempts to find a gentleman caller for Laura The son Tom Wingfield narrator is played by Geral Wilde The mother Amanda by Myrtle Iansen The daughter Laura by Kaye Kenney The gentleman caller by Kehl Behunin Special mood music and BYU lighting enhance the production with Sharon Preece as assistant director and Marion Weist directing lighting
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Uinta High School
Louis
Daughister
Tom Wingfield
Greo
Geral Wilde
Amanda
Myrtle Iansen
Aaron Hansen
Laura
Kaye Kenney
Kehl Behunin
Sharon Preece
BYU
Marion Weist
Moon family wins junior division in wearing contest
In the Junior Division for ages 14 to 18, dress and a grey white fitted suit earned Miss Moon, daughter of Deon and Jensen Moon of Jensen, the top prize. Carol Bennion and Tamera Hacking took second, with Mella Weeks third. A teen division for ages 13 to 15 judged skirts or jumpers, Linda Murdock won, Diane Anderson placed second. Six winners in senior and junior divisions will receive a three day expense paid prize.
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Deon Moon
Jensen
Carol Lea Bennion
Leland Bennion
Tamera Hacking
Leo Hacking
Mella
Weeks
Fred Weeks
Linda Murdock
Lynn Murdock
Diane Anderson
Harold Anderson
Harvest Ball Crowned Snow Queen At 1957 Campus Dance
The 1957 Harvest Ball on November 27 featured Sylvia Snow crowned Harvest Ball Queen by Larry Cook. A floor show directed by Nella Weeks accompanied a Autumn Fantasy themed gym display with a centerpiece Horn of Plenty.
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Larry Cook
Nella Weeks
Firesale Theatre Debuts With Three Sided Stage and Reserved Seats
The acting area will be dim. The presentation style titled Firesale Theatre seats the audience on three sides with no barrier to the performers. Seating is limited and all seats are reserved. Rosalie Wilde arranged the costuming.
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Letter of thanks from Winter Revolution Matric
Supervisor Oldroyd thanks Vernal Harpens and Winter Revolution for support during American Education Week. He credits the week’s success to timely help and time given. Mr and Mrs Earl Ely of Clifton returned home Sunday after Thanksgiving with their son and daughter in law and two granddaughters.
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Clifton
Mra
Gud Ely
Uintah opens season against Park City Miners on road
Uintah basketball starts December 7 at Park City in a rematch with the Miners who eliminated Uintah from last season state play. The December 8 and 6 shows of Tennessee Williams Glass Menagerie in the band room will feature lighting and sound effects under Mario Welst with Sharon Preece directing all sound. cast includes Myrtle Hansen Geral Wilde and Kaye Kenney.
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