Grand Canyon University - Canyon Trails Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

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The annual Breakfast was held very early on the morning of November 24. lt was a time of Thankful Fellowship for all who attended. Rev. Gary Young of First Southern Baptist Church led in a devo- tion and Jubilation provided music. Everyone at the Breakfast was especially thankful for the good food. Thanksgiving Jubilation is not quite awake yet! Sleeping are Melanie Mosely, Phil Carr, Shelly Witt, Alan Osburn, and Richard Hintze. Sharon McDonald is singing. l Dr. and Mrs. J. P. Dane show their thankful spirit with early morning smiles. r i ' .. s -:l gif: i y ... ' H, Wig. 5 r . , ig 1. 4, .vi W A l ff EE? IT. A if' K' T fl' P V Viiulafih' Q Y' l 'ift' .X Q -Aqr 'J - , , 1' 9 i W.. I V , . P ML X . ,. , , ' Mary Boyd, Gina Hicks and Nancy Langford help to make the meal successful in the kitchen.

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Dorothy Bickers Leola Brown Clara Gilmore Barbara Hintze Sec. to Registrar Registrar Nurse Math Instructor Norma Kirkpatrick Fan Meredith Cindy Olvey Cecilia Pawlik Sec. for Recruitment Dir. of Alumni Assoc. Registrar's Staff Bookstore Manager 1- 1 r'-.1 ggi J . C . Scates Maintenance Lee Cook on duty as Superintendent of Maintenance.

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I, yin' f 7 7 ,giifffzl Halloween Party Steve Massengill questions an upside-down person. Andy Blomeyer gets himself into a mess. -N -- ---f- --u-I-r ll Www i ll ,-, ,f In 1 If 1 .. X f ll nv. ,1 I 4, 28 , H jeg6s,f4'l-4 The Sack Sisters join the fun. There were many monsters, goblins, and other creatures at this past year's Hallo- ween Party. There was a crontest held to see who was t e Most Unique of all. The time was enjoyed by everyone with a lot of laughs. lee Q