Graduation Day Nears for Uintah High and Union High
Two Uintah county high schools prepare graduation exercises. Uintah High School will graduate 97 seniors next Wednesday in its current building. Union High in the west part of the county will honor 99 seniors on Thursday in its facility. Both classes contributed to academics and sports, upholding high standards of conduct.
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Uintah Comity High
of Uintah High School
Union Tigh
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Alcohol in the Air Delegates Seek Liquor Ban on Flights
The AFL Air Line Stewards and Stewardesses Association urged their president to ban serving liquor on commercial air transports for safety. They note some airlines serve liquor on transcontinental and transoceanic flights and warn a drunk passenger could endanger the flight. They acknowledge safety is paramount but question the broader implications for crew and passengers.
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Utah Enacts Open Meetings Law For Public Bodies
Utah becomes among the few states to pass a freedom of information act in 1955. The law requires open public meetings of legislative bodies and state or local agencies with listed executive session exceptions. Violations or unlawful exclusion from meetings are a misdemeanor.
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Utah
Freedom of Information
Union High School to graduate ninety nine students May twentyeight
Ninety nine Union High School students will receive diplomas at the fourth annual commencement on Thursday evening May 28. Principal L F Hutchins will present the graduates while W Russell Todd, chairman of the school board, will confer the diplomas. The program features an organ prelude and postlude by Seldon Heaps of Salt Lake City and Heaps will play the processional. The list includes honor students William J Haslem Ina Rae Ellingford Carolyn Rae Ross Kenneth G Anderton Patricia Rae Gines Earlene Warburton land Marta Morrill and many others reaching across the student body with numerous names and affiliations from Union High School.
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Union High School
L. F. Hutchins
W. Russel Todd
Union High School Board
Seldon Heaps
Salt Lake City
Prasiehan
William J. Haslem
Ina Rae Ellingford
Carolyn Rae Ross
Kenneth G. Anderton
Patricia Rae Gines
Earlene Warburton
Land
Marta’ Morrill
Aldren Lynn Alexander
Maurine Allred
Zelma Beth Allred
Beverly Anderson
Howard Andrews
Arthur Bud Anderton
Samuel Ted Anderton
Mary Lou Arnold
Dearing
Janet Asay
Josephine Blane Asay
Charles Bartlett
Glenn Betts
Bertha Bolton
Thomas Ruben Broderick
Enid Aileen Brown
Sara Jane Burgess
Hubert L. Chivers
Ruth Collozzi
Terry Daniels
Geniel Daybell
Charles H. Denver
Ernie Lowell Domgaard
Robert N. Dudley
McNeil Junior Duncan
Richard E
Winners Named In Legion Poppy Poster Contest
The American Legion Auxiliary sponsored its annual Poppy Poster Contest at Maeserang Central Elementary, Uintah High, and Central School. Winners include Connie Lee Merkley first, Marsha Fox second, and Paul Casterline honorable mention in grades 4-6. Sutteer Max Tanner Connie Lee Timothy Richard Abraham Wells Douglas H. White Gale Wilkins Dale Clark Womack Charles Van in 7th-9th division. Three graduating seniors Dale Hayes Gary L. Husted Cecil L. Mecham are serving in the Armed Forces and will miss exercises.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Maeserang Central
Uintal High School
Peggy James
James
Connie Lee Merkley
Marsha Fox
Paul Casterline
Central School
Sutteer
Max Tanner
Connie
Lee Timothy
Richard Abraham Wells
Douglas H. White
Gale &. Wilkins
Dale Clark Womack
Charles van
Dale Hayes
Gary L. Hustead
Cecil L. Mecham
Utah school poster contest winners announced
Judges named for the contest include Mrs George Millecam John Jorgensen and Lawrence DeVed Pearl Shaffer coordinated Maeser school with John Stagg at Central and Reid Tyler at Utah high school. First place posters will be sent to Salt Lake for national judging and displays were shown in Ashton’s Store windows.
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George Millecam
John Jorgensen
Lawrence DeVed
Pearl Shaffer
Maeser School
John Stagg
Central
Reid Tyler
Uinetah High School
Ashton
Salt Lake
Local Distributor Seeks Evening Workers in Utah
Local distributor seeks a responsible partner for a new product in Ver nal and vicinity. Unlimited, permanent opportunity with evening work and potential earnings of 250 to 500 dollars monthly. For a personal viewing, send address and phone to Manager at 11978 State, Salt Lake City, Utah.
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