Plateau Valley School - Lariat Yearbook (Collbran, CO)
- Class of 1971
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Caria! CP aieau Tjalley School Co ibran, Cjo oracfo 1971 CJo -Coitors : 7$ill 3orimor Doris Cj heirJes worth Because of his personal inter- est in each individual and his ded ication to his job, the graduating class of 71 respectfully dedi- cates the 1971 LARIAT to our ad- visor and friend, Mr. C.L. Kin- ney. Through his efforts he has increased our understanding of the school and given us a deeper ap- preciation for learning. 2 ADMINISTRATION ScAoo CBoarcf Left to Right, Pres. , Charles West; Bus. Sec. , Harvey Lorimor; Treas. , Dean Walck; Directors, Bemetta Charlesworth, Nate Nichols; Sec. , Miles McDaniel. FACULTY Mr. Everett Coach Math Miss Spence Journalism Jr. High Mrs. Herod Librarian Home Economics Mr. Hernbloom Social Studies Mrs. Wissel Physical Education Jr. High Mr. Freeman Math Mr. Price Assist. Coach Commercial Mr. Morgan Music 6 Mr. Schowalter Industrial Arts Mrs. Schowalter Shorthand Mr. VanDette Music 7 GooJzs HEAD COOK Mrs. Ward Mrs. Christie Mrs. Hill SENIORS MOTTO: A Man's reach should exceed his grasp. SONG: Hand of Man COLORS: Blue and Silver FLOWER: Blue and White Rose SYMBOL: Signs of the Zodiac 10 jVesiJeni aJph Au p Is ce J Resident Dale Aiaw hi ns JERRY BIESER Student Council 2,4; Pep Club 2,3,4, V. P. 3; Girls Track 3, State Track 3; Ski Club 3,4, Sec. 4; Library 3; Carnival Candidate 3; Annual Staff 4; Round-Up 4, Co-editor; Junior Play 3; Senior Play 4; Student of the Month 3. DORIS CHARLES WORTH F.T.A. 2,3,4, Sec.-Treas. 3,4; Annual Staff 4, Co-Edi- tor; Round-Up Staff 4, Fea- ture Editor; Jr. Play 3; Sen- ior Play 4; Honor Society 2, 3,4; Band 1,2,3,4, Officer 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Cheer- leader 1,2,3,4, Head 4; Homecoming Attendant 1; Prom 0 ueen 4; Class V. P. 1, Sec.-Treas. 3; GirlsTrack 1,2,3,4, State Track 1,2,3; Masonic Award; Student of the Month 4. PAM CHENOWETH Round-Up Staff 4; Annual Staff 4; Senior play 4; Library 4. 11 RICHARD DIXON Band 4; Football Manager 4; Basketball Manager 4; Round- Up Staff 4. RICHARD DJOKIC Basketball 1,2,3,4; Football 1,4, Manager 2,3; Honor Society 3,1; Class President 1; Yearbook 4; Round-Up 4; Junior Play 3; Senior Play 4; Homecoming Candidate 1,4; Captain Basketball 4; Stu- dent Council 1. RON FORSMAN Football 1,2,3, Co-Captain 3; All Conference Football 3; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Honorable Mention Basketball 3; Track 1,2,3,4; Stage Band 3; Band 1,2,3,4, Brass Lt. 4. 12 ROBERT HALL Basketball manager 2; Ski Club 3; Annual Staff 4; Jun- ior Play 3; Senior Play 4; Library 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 4; Lariat Staff 4; F.T.A. 4. DALE HAWKINS Boys State 3; Football 1,2,3, 4, Co-Captain 4, All League Football 4; Basketball 1,2,3, 4; F.T.A. 3,4; Honor Soci- ety 3,4; Class V. P. 4; Ski Club4; Track 1,3,4; Junior Play 3; Senior Play 4. RANDY HILL Band 1,2,3,4; Ski Club 1,2, 3,4, V. P. 2, Pres. 4; Stu- dent Council 1,4, V.P. 4; Honor Society 2,3,4, Pres.4; Carnival Candidate 3; Class V.P. 3; Student of the Month 3; Boys State 3; Jr. Play 3; Senior Play 4; Prom King 4; State Student Council Work- shop 3. 13 RALPH KULP Football 1,2,3.4; Basket- ball 1,2,3; Track 1; Class Pres. 4; F. T. A, 1,2; Ski Club 2,3; Journalism Class 4; Annual Staff 4; Sr.Play 4; Jr. Play 3; Chorus 4; Band 1,3,4; Student Coun- cil 4; Carnival Candidate 2; Homecoming Candidate 3. BILL LOR1MOR Basketball 1,2,3; Football 1,2,3; Class Treasurer 2; Annual Staff 4, Co-Editor; Round-Up Staff 4; Sports Ed- itor; Chorus 4. JUDY MATHIS Pre Med. 1; Girls'Rep. 1.2; Office Worker 1; House of Rep. 2; Choir 2; Colton Union High School (Calif- ornia) 1,2; Pep Club 3,4; Round-Up Staff 4; Sr. Play 4; Annual Staff 4. 14 « AVIS MERRILL Warehan High 1; Art Club 1; Lawrence High School 2, 3; Liberal Arts 2,3; Film Study Group 2,3; Pep Club 4. craig mcdaniel National Honor Society 2,3, 4; Student Council 2,4; Junior Play 3; Football 1,2, 3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,4; Prom Attendant 4; Homecoming Attendant 2; Band 1,2. BEVERLY NICHOLS Class Sec.-Treas. 1, V.P. 2; Carnival Queen 1; Pep Club 1.2.3,4, Cheerleader 2,3,4; Twirler I; Track 3, State 3; Prom Attendant 4; Honor Society 3,4; F. T. A. 2,3,4, Pianist 3, Pres. 4; Homecoming Candidate 4; Ski Club 4; Masonic Award 3; Band 1,2,3,4, Officer 4; Junior Play 3; Senior Play 4; Student of the Month, Dec.-70, Lariat Staff 4; Round-Up Staff Band 3,4; Library 15 DAVID WEBB Football 1,2,3,4; Basket- ball 1,2,3,4; Track 1; Senior Play 4; Junior Play 3; Student 1,2,3; Class President 2; Carnival King 1; Honor Society 2,3,4; Prom Attendant 4; Student of the Month, May-70; Lar- iat Staff, Sports Ed. 4; Round-Up Staff, Art Ed. 4. RAY WHITE Ski Club 3,4; Honor Society 3,4; State Student Council Leadership Workshop 4; Foot- ball 4; Basketball Manager 4; Prom Attendant 4; Junior Play 3; Senior Play 4; Class President 3, Delta High School 1; Hotchkis High School 1. 6 KAREN WILSON McAllen High School 1; Pep Club 2,3,4, President 4; Cheerleader 3; Class Secre- tary 2,4; Ski Club 2.3; Round-Up Staff 4; Lariat Staff 4; Senior Play 4; Jun- ior Play 3; Chorus 4; Stu- dent Council 3; Honor Soci- ety 3,4; Carnival Candidate 2; Homecoming Candidate 3; Prom Attendant 4. EARL EVERETT (Coach) SPONSOR As we look in the future, we see the seniors of 1971 cele brating their ten year class reunion at the Hotel Collbran. DALE HAWKINS is county agent for Mesa County, alias Hank Kimbal. BEV NICHOLS just returned from the hospital with her 10th child. DORIS CHARLESWORTH has opened a medical clinic for bachelors. (How about that, Willard?) MARTY DIXON has been pro- moted to PFC after eight years in the Army. JERRY B1ESER has opened an unemployment office where she is first in line. DAVID WEBB is leader of a motorcycle gang that raids nudist colonies. JUDY MATHIS has become the world's greatest travel guide and authority. PAM CHENOWETH is still consulting with Judy about a trip to outer space. RALPH KULP has been given the award as world's most efficient Narc. A.REN WILSON just drove a winning in Molina for the Olympic skiers. BOB HALL has been stranded in his Buick for 6 years with Zema. RON FORSMAN is stationed in Gulf of Texas after W. W. III. BILL LORIMOR became the first person to drive a car around the world in two days. AVIS MERRILL owns the world's largest Raysin factory. LES SEVERSON is president of AAA (Alcoholics All-the-way Assoc.) RICHARD DJOKIC became the first patient to enter a certain medical clinic. CRAIG McDANIEL is captain of the Olympic drinking team. dist colonies being chain of nu- of a raided by a certain motorcycle gang. RANDY HILL is running a ski clinic 18 JUNIORS RICKY CRANE CARLYLE CURRIER MERIAL CURRIER CHARLES FULLER DAVID GITCHELL RANDY HALL TAMMY LARSEN DAVID LONG 22 KEITH MAYBERRY karna mcdaniel susan mcdonnell DIANA MILHOLLAND TIM MITCHELL RON NULLIN DIANA NICHOLS SUSAN NICHOLS 23 JEANNENE REEVES BILL SPARKS KATHY SUTTON MIKE TROUT BILL WALCK LEWIS WEBBER CAROL WHITE CATHY WILSON 24 SOPHOMORES TIM BEVAN TERRY BJERSTEDT LINDA BRANSON MARK DAVIS RICHARD FORSMAN KEN HULSLANDER FRESHMEN President Dale ]JorA 7 Jie e-U residen Uodd Rjersiedt d)ec -Ureas. UJau a CReeues MR. BAROS MR. HERNBLOOM 31 Kim Cunningham Dwayne Dillard Susan Durbin Linda Fuller Wayne Funderburg Marion Hackler Danny Hawkins Chris Hill 33 Ricky Hollembeak Teni Hulton Ronnie Jensen Paula Reeves Bobby Rowbotham Karen Scott 34 Wade Springer Cindy Skrbina Jeanine Thomberg Dale White Norma White Dale York jfunior 36 N. Anderson D. Baldwin M. Blackman D. Boothe C. Carnahan D. Currier D. Norman R. Dean D. Durbin D. Gibson E. Gunderson K. Harper W. Hill M.J. Hollembeak B. Larsen H. Manz S. Mitchell J. Nichols R. O'Keefe M. Powell B. Reeves K. Riley M. Springer L. Stanley J. Trout S. Wilson Mrs. Morgan Miss Spence D. Boothe J. Chenoweth T. Chenoweth E. Click G. Currier K. Earley E. Foreman M. Fuller D. Gibson E. R. Hall J. Harper W. Hulton M. Kuehn D. Long B. McAlexander R. Mitchell C. Mohrman L. Mohrman C. Moore W. Moore D. Michois D. Powell R, Rowbotham C. Skrbina S. Thornberg N. Trout P. Weatherbee M. White T. Willson C. Woodring Mrs. Wissel Mrs. Herod 37 ELEMENTARY Six A £Tade Top Row, L-R, Leslie Harrison, Pamela Mohrman, Johanna Manz, Rhonda Ahrens. Middle Row, Jean Nichols, Janet Nichols, Judy Nichols, Theresa McDonnell, Merle Isom. Front Row, Nate Christie, Donald Johnson, Gary Cummins, Terry Brake. Jeff Gap- ter. JiftA £racfe Top Row, L-R, Tori Bevan, Deb- bie Bumguardner, Janice Chap- man, Eddie Littell, John Lyons, Darrell Carver, David Boothe. Middle Row, Mrs. E. Nichols, Judy Hulton, Rhonda Page, Brian McAlexander, Nina David, Andy Kelley, Roger Webb, Ivan Mitch- ell. Front Row, Linda Hollem- beak, Jerry Brake, Mark Berry, John McDonnell, Jerald Hawkins, Linda Jordon, Joyce Bailey, John Jordon. JourtA S rade Top Row, L-R, Shannon Christie, John Moore, David Hawkins, David Hill, Caren Skrbina, Wendy Hall, Londa Weatherbee, Janice Hulton. Luann Wallace. Middle Row, Carol Nichols, Lynelle Ber- ner, Leah Mills. Abbie Norvell, Gina Boothe, Lora Hefton, Rose Anne Kelley, Reva Mitchell, Car- rie Karlson, Mrs. Freeman. Front Row, Kenneth Carpenter, Jimmy Stites, Mikal Littel, Richard Spears, Rommy Beiser, Zackary Hill, Rocklin Norvell, Penny Nichols. Ruby Severson. UjfiirJ Sracfe Top Row, L-R, Miss Lude, Connie Bjerstedt, Gail Hall, Melanie Harrison, Lisa McDonnell, Anita Nichols, LaDonna Boothe, Ora Chenoweth. Middle Row, Brenda McAlexander, Teresa Carnahan, Richard Kees, Kenneth Lynn, Nella Springer, Anita Stites, Deb- bie Riley. Front Row, Scott Stan- ley, Michael Carnahan, Mike Cunningham, Lennie Hill Daniel Chenoweth, Dale Click. Bottom Row, 5th person, Clarence Nichols. Second Sracfe Top Row, L-R, Kelly Everett, Penny Walker Pamela Shidelar, Joann McDonnell, Melanie Nichols, Lisa Spear. Middle Row, Mrs. Nichols, Tammi Mathews, Rind a Mitchell, Mike Page, Ken- ton Bemer, Michael Harvey, Thea Hall. Front Row, Billy Booth, Bart Littell, Kurt Ahrens, Mark Wissel, Jesse Karlson. Top Row, L-R, Fred Wallace, Cherie Carpenter, Robert Boothe, Richard Boothe, Randy Norvell, John David. Middle Row, Barbara Harrison, Debbie Wissel, Tim Everette, Justin Bemer, Frank Whaley, Michelle Harvey. Front Row, Bruce MeAlesander, Eric Bruton, Greg Boothe, Kirk Berry, Dennis Gaymon. Standing, Mrs. Morgan. 40 Top Row, L-R. Tammy Bumguardner, Cyndi Nichols, Reymond Norvell. Tammy Kees, Wendy McDonnell. Mid- dle Row, J.D. Hill, Teri Everett, Penny Nichols, Shawna Currier, Mark Currier, Felicity Hefton. Front Row, Wesley Whaley. Daren Hawkins, Kent Hill, Jack Riley, Jerry Gunderson, Brendan Heely. Seated, Mrs. Schowal- ter. JCin cfercjarien 41 ATHLETICS 43 Mr. Everett - Head Coach Mr. Price - Assistant Coach CjTOj-Jl ea ue Cjhampions 44 L to R: Front Row B. Walck, R. White, D. Hawkins, C. McDaniel, B. Sparks, R. Forsman, R. Djokic, M. Trout, D. Long. Back Row: R. Kulp, D. Webb PV OPPONENT 18 Central J.V.'s 6 6 Cedaredge 26 68 Grand Jet. J.V.'s 0 50 Basalt 12 28 E.V. 0 28 R.F. 0 28 E.V. 6 6 Basalt 6 72 R.F. 0 8 Middle Park 42 Front Row; R. Djokic, D. Hawkins, C. McDaniel, R. Crane, R. White, D. Long, R. Kulp, Back Row; B. Sparks, M. Trout, L. Webber, B. Walck 45 xic iard 'Djo Aie AH Leafue £ rid Oa e JlawAins A Cjeaaue AacA e Kalfih A ulp Honorable TRention A a e y 46 47 Did you hear the one about ... . Tjarsiiy L to R: C. McDaniel, R. Djokic, M. Trout, D. Webb, D. Hawkins, B. Walk. D. Long, R. Foreman, L. Webber, B. Sparks. 48 J r v a r s i t n L to R; Front Row - D. Clifton, B. Nichols, L. Carver, Back Row - C. Fuller, R. David, T. Lyons T. Bevan, R. Crane, R. Foreman, R. Hall. L to R. Front; D. Dillard, D. York, K. Cummins, Middle - R. Bevan, J. Carnihan, T. Bjerstedt, R. Jensen, Back - D. White, W. Springer, C. Hill, D. Hawkins, K. Cunningham. 49 ORGANIZATIONS .Journa ism W Marty Dixon Bob Hall Bill Loriinor Dale Hawkins Ralph Knip Richard Djokic Bev Nichols Pain Che no we th Judy Mathis Hal Blair David Webb Karen Wilson Doris Charlcsworth Jerry Bicscr ■ 51 Left to Right: Dale York, Richard Foreman, Mike Kulp, Bill Walck, David Long, Danny Hawkins, Terry Bjeretedt, Terri Hulton, Ralph Kulp, Craig McDaniel, Randy Hill, Ray White, Susie Nichols, Jerry Bieser. Diana Nichols. Student Cjounci 52 Left to Right: Susan McDonnell, Dale Hawkins, Keith Mayberry, Diana Nichols, Richard Djokic, Bill Walck, Bev Nichols, Craig McDaniel, Karen Wilson, David Long, Zema Woodward, David Webb, Carlyle Currier, Ray White, Doris Charlesworth, Randy Hill 53 Left to Right: Cathy Wilson, Dale Hawkins, Merial Currier, Cindy Skrbina. Marion Hackler, Karen Scott, Bev Nichols, Bill Walck. Randy Hall, Keith Mayberry, Richard Forsman, Terry Bjerstedt, Ken Hulslander, Tammy Larsen, Ernestine Chapman, Linda Branson, Jerry Bieser, Rany Hill, Ray White, Larry McDaniel, Dale Clifton. 54 55 Left to Right: Ernestine Chapman, Karen Scott, Patsy Crawford. Kathy Johnson, Patty Brunner, Avis Merrill Diane Milholl and, Merial Currier, Cathy Wilson, Doris Charles worth, Debbie Blue, Paula Reeves, Marion Hackler, Cindy Skrbina, Zema Woodward. Carol White, Tammy Larsen, Karen Wilson, Jerry Bieser, Toni Charles worth. Linda Branson, Linda Walker, Susan Ward, Kathy Sutton, Kama Mc- Daniel, Susan McDonnell, Roberta Willson, Bev Nichols, Terry Bjeistedt, Norma White, Kathy Cunning- ham, Susan Durbin, Terri Hulton, Judy Mathis, Diana Nichols, Jeannene Reeves, Susie Nichols. CJA e erleaJers: Doris CjAari?sworth 7iead Cheerleader Calhy CJi son 73eu DCicho s jferru 73i es er Opiateau Tjalley Left to Right: Rex Mitchell. Rod Rowbotham, Steve Mitchell, Linda Branson, John Harper, Ron Merrill, Marty Dixon, Bev Nichols, Dea Gibson, Eva Hall, Norma Trout, Diana Booth, Debora Booth, Ron Foreman, Randy Hill, Ralph Kulp, David Long, Carlyle Currier, Bill Nichols, Susie Nichols, Roberta Willson, Kathy Johnson, Dale White, D’AnnLong, Terry Willson. Doris Charlesworth, Rudi Bevan. Kama McDaniel, Jeannene Reeves, Merial Currier, Zema Woodward, Susan Durbin. 58 Concert and JITarcliincj 73and Left to Right: Diana Nichols, Bob Hall, Tad Lyons, Tim Bevan, Kim Harper, Joann Nichols, Merlin White, Boyd McAlexander, Wade Hill, Carol White, Richard Forsman, Ricky Crane, Linda Fuller, Kim Cummins, Ronnie Jen- sen, Bill Sparks, Lavonne Currier, Kim Cunningham, Craig Woodring, Nancy Anderson, Chris Hill, Eddie Fore- man, Karen Early, Randy Hall, Donna Gibson, Bill Walck, Toni Charles worth, Morrie Blackman, Evonne Click, Celia Carnahan, Norma White, Susan Ward. Mr. VanDette 3he Jmacjinary 7nualid . . Dennis Fitzhugh .... .Bev Nichols Doris Charlesworth ......Jerry Bieser ......Randy Hill ......David Webb . . . Richard Djokic ........Ray White .... Karen Wilson . . . .Dale Hawkins ......Ralph Kulp . . Craig McDaniel Monsieur Ardin. . . . Toinette............ Angelique........... Beline.............. Monsieur DeBonnefoi Cleante............. Monsieur Defois . . . Thomas Defois . . . . Louise.............. Beralde............. Monsieur Fleurante . Monsieur Purjon , . . 60 Senior 7JIa Toth ryanna Dr. Chilton Jimmy Bean Jimmy Bean Sr.. . . Pendleton Nancy Bleeker Pollyanna Aunt Polly Mrs. Carmody . . . Judy Mathis Miss Carrol Mrs. Gregg Chauffeur 61 Left to Right: Back Row: Patty Brunner, Mrs. Herod, David Webb, Dale Hawkins: Front Row: Cathy Wilson, Pam Chenoweth, Bev Nichols, Bob Hall Left to Right: Ralph Kulp, Bill Lorimor, Linda Walker, Susan McDonnell, Kathy McDonnell, Diane Milholland, Karen Wilson, Debbie Blue, Vickie Reed, Tammy Larsen, Roberta Willson. Mr. VanDctte 62 ' V - - , «V .- % •r. . V V • 5 , «,V 49 VA vS m _ ' £ Beverly Nichols Richard Djokic Merial Currier Ray David Terri Hulton Dale York J om ecommy (2ueen Terry Bjerstcdt IK in j Lewis Webber 64 GarnioaI !7?oya y Jl uniors Tammy Larsen •a Ricky Crane 7res imen Cindy Skrbina Todd Bjeistedt Seniors Pam Chenoweth Les Severson Hill Cliarlcsworth 67 69 Tell me when it's over. Take it This is Football? 1 told you she didn't know the cheer! off Take it all off! mm let the We're off to see the Class of ADVERTISERS Congratulations Class of '71 MESA CAFE AND LOUNGE Box 34, Mesa, Colorado Phone 426-3-160 DAVE and LOU SHIDELFR GULF OIL PRODUCTS Dick Nichols - Distributor Grand Junction — 243-8731 Molina — 464-3449 MESA DRUG STORES Where Low Prices Are Made Not Met (bulf) . 100 Main Street 2232 North Seventh Fruita Visit Our Fountain For A Coke As Well As A Meal SERVICE Fast, Friendly, Courteous Service VALLEY FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS PHARMACY WATSON FLORAL Complete Prescription Service 487-3733 330 Main Street Grand Junction. Colo. Plateau Valley Stage Line 487-3413 Collbran. Colorado 74 Start That College Mutation Savings Account With I s Today Highest Famines All Insured VALLEY FEDERAL Savings and Loan Association 660 ROOD AVI NIT GRAND Jl NOTION. COLORADO SIMM Area Code 303 212-1900 O. K CLIFTON. Fxec. Vice-Pres. Where People Arc More Important Than Money” 68 YFARS BANKING EXPERIENCE COLLBRAN LOCKER PLANT back of every transaction since 1903 THE BANK OF ACTION Congratulations. Class of 1971 United States Bank of Grand Junction 4th Main Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Federal Reserve System Phone 187-3329 Collbran. Colorado 8 PALISADE DRUG Serving Colorado West and Eastern Utah for over (SO years •' DEPARTMENT STORE FOR TOUR Dll fl Nil I) S'' 7 ROOD AVENUE PO BOX 969 DEPARTMENT STORE Russell Stover Candies Gifts — Prescriptions — Dry Goods Clothing — Toys Palisade Colorado Phone 464-5668 GRAND JUNCTION COIOHADO BISOI Grand Junction, Colorado ORCHARD RAY’S CENTRAL SERVICE B O W L Friendliest place in town” Delco Batteries — Delta Tires Phone 487-3426 Collbran Colorado Free Instruction Balls - Bags - Shoes Air Conditioned Carpeted Snack Bar Open Junior League 295 27 Rd. 242-9297 Grand Jet., Colo. Jack Mryna Adams Managers PLATEAU VALLEY STAGE LINE, INC. You Call — We Haul” Collbran Grand Jet. Ph. 487-3483 Ph. 242-6659 HOFFMAN MT. GARFIELD MOTOR INC. AUTO PARTS Your Friendly Ford Dealer The Wise Buy From Hoffman Complete Parts and Service Serving you for 49 years Phone 464-“5606 Your Automotive Jobber Everything for Your Automobile Phone 464-7507 Palisade, Colorado NEW METHOD GRAND JUNCTION Laundry Dry Cleaners Linen Supply ARMY STORE 321 Rood Avenue Grand Junction Army and Navy Clothing and Shoes Camping Equipment and Supplies Phone 242-7259 CORNER 5th AND COLORADO AVENUE Grand Junction, Colorado 1 MILE HIGH SEED CO. Seeds, Plants. Bulbs Gift Items Pets and Supplies 133 North Fourth Grand Junction Colorado COLLBRAN BARBER SHOP It Pays to Look Your Best Men and Ladies Haircutting HUGH BRANSON Collbran, Colorado g oce mit9 THRIFTWAY MARKET HAYDEN BROS. INC. 29W North Ave. You've gotta be- happy You’ve gotta be satisfied We want you to come back again. Grand Junction. Colorado D-J CAFE, MOTEL Fine Foods Expert Service AND LOUNGE Collbran Colorado 487-9991 BRANSONS DRIVE-IN Hamburgers Hot Dogs ('ones — Shakes — Sundaes To Go CONOR ATI 'I.ATIONS. CLASS OF 1971 Thank You to All Our Customers INDEPENDENT LUMBER COMPANY See us about your next Homel ight Chainsaw Your one stop building service TRY OS Palisade 464-5653 Colorado TRENT’S MOBIL Propane Gas Oil Tires Tune I‘p Welding Col I bran Colorado L M MERCANTILE General Merchandise Mac F. and Lucille M. Hill Collbran Colorado Phone 187-3457 PAYTON’S JEWELRY THE MALL FABRICS SS2 Main Grand Junction Ph. 242-3848 Full Line of Trimmings and Accessories RADIO SHACK FASHION TWO-TWENTY COSMETICS Division of Tandy Corporation 309 Main Studio Located at — 126 N. 6th St. Phone 243-6226 Bonella Studio — 242-0606 Grand Junction Colorado Grand Junction Colorado SAVE FOR A BFTTFR FUTURE THE with HOME LOAN The Mutual Savings INVESTMENT CO. and Loan Association All Types of: 130 North Fourth Street LOANS Grand Junction, Colorado INSURANCE RF.AL ESTATF. Home Owned Home Operated Since 1897 You Can Save By Mail At — 14s North 4th Grand Junction. Colorado Phone 242-3366 MUTUAL SAVINGS For All Your Jewelry Needs Watch and Jewelry Repairing 440 Main St. Grand Junction Colorado m You’re Always Welcome in First National Territory Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation FIRST NATIONAL BANKS Grand Junction • Glenwood Springs • Aspen UP-to-DATE CLEANERS Your Clothes Best Friend 124 S. 5th Street Grand Junction, Colorado See Us For Your Printing Wedding Invitations Brochures THE PALISADES Letterheads, Envelopes Statements — Are just a few of our specialties. 1 NATIONAL BANK Palisade, Colorado 65 Years VJ THE SENTINEL PRINTING CO. Serving the Grand Valley from 200 North Seventh Street Grand Junction, Colorado 243-1690 Grand Junction to Rifle Full Service Bank mesa NATIONAL ISI,' RANK USB! Mas,cr that’s my bank make it yours. Checking Accounts 28th and North Avenue Savinqs and Loans _ ... Cirand Junction, Colo. COLORADO PRINTING CO. DeBEQUE ' “66” AND 66 RANCH CAFE 421 Colorado Avenue Dial 242-3312 Grand Junction, Colorado Highway 6-24 Phone 283-9903 Congratulations Class of 71” The People Store N N RUNG ON We would like to thank the following businesses GROCERY for donations to the 70-71 Lariat. Corner of KF-Road Highway 63 Post Office Box 89 WHITE STAR BARBER SHOP OWEN PRODUCE Mesa. Colorado YOUNGS LAUNDRY and DRY CLEANING HETZEL STUDIO Phone 426-9902 OPFN SFVFN DAYS A WFEK STUDENTS ()l; PLATEAU VALLEY POWDERHORN IS YOUR SKI ARIA It's the ski area that says w elcome to voting people and means it! Remember DEBBOBN - ON GRAND MBA A GRAND JUNCTION COLORADO INDUSTRIAL BANK (Formerly Citizen’s Industrial Rank) Avco Financial Service Also Citizens Insurance Agency -1th Rood Grand Junction Phone 213-2311 Thanks Best Wishes to the People of Plateau Valley PAGE-PARSON JEWELERS 444 Main St. Grand Junction Colorado Keepsake Grand Junction, Colorado RCGISTCRCO VALLEY SERVICE CAMPBELL’S — Autolite Batteries — KEYSTONE — Conoco Products — — Perry Sutton - Owner — Let Perry Do It” The Unique Store Groceries Red Ball Phot Wear Wolverine Footwear Western Wear Miscellaneous Items Plateau City Colorado Plateau City, Colo. Phone 187-3387 TREECE FURNITURE CO. Everything For The Home Comfort First” Foot-So-Port Shoes Stepettes, Perts Dr. Scholl's Child Life Children Shoes RX Phone 243-1699 336 Main Phone 242-8362 Grand Junction. Colorado MAREK’S FOOT-SO-PORT SHOE ST ORE: Men. Women Children Bill Marck 3 31 Main Street Manager Grand Junction, Colorado 84 GRAND JUNCTION SALES AND SERVICE 2870 No. Avenue Grand Junction, Colorado 2-12-12M) — 426-U26 Complete Farm Ranch Supplies H E s] sf T OjN Sewing Machines 2 i 3-7006 Sales • Parts - Rentals li AZKSCO (p SUPPLIES FARM HAND EQUIPMENT NEW HOLLAND Mat 242-7960 New and Used Service on all makes Beldon’s HI RNINA Sewing Center Teller Arms Grand Junction OR 243-7048 WESTERN IMPLEMENT (0. INC. 2919 North Ave. Grond Junction WAREHOUSE MARKET Wholesale Cash and Carrv 12 0 North ird Street Grand Junction Colorado 86 87 88
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