Grand County High School - Mograndah Yearbook (Moab, UT)

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1953 volume:

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Foreword Faculty and Students of Grand County High School:- Vve, the Journalism Ctass ot 1952-'53, in presenting this volume of the Mograndah, tlave encteavorect to present an accurate account ot school activities and important events which tiave taken place during this past year, and which are worttiy ot remembrance. 3 Dedication The I952-'53 Mograndah is Dedicafecl +o DR. J. W. WILLIAMS 66 99 Father of the Arches Father of the Arches Millions of years ago the Winds, using small particles of sand as chisels, and aided loy the seasonal temperature changes and storms, loe- gan a jolo of sculpturing which has resulted in the spacious artistic Won- derland lcnovvn as ARCHES NATIONAL MONUMENT. Today, the scenic heauty oi the Arches has loecome nationally, even internationally lcnovvn. lmportant magazines have carried pictures and stories ol the Arches to millions of readers. lndividuals who have seen the color of the desert tell oi its Wonders. As a result, each year lorings greater numlners of people to visit the Monument and see the natural sandstone arches and monolithic formations. Nature provided the heauty found in the Arches long ago. Yet, a lull appreciation lay manliind oi this aesthetic value has loeen only during recent years. ln fact, it Was not until i938 that President Franklin D. Roosevelt issued the proclamation which set aside the present Arches National Monument consisting oi 33,390 acres, attended lay a superin- tendent and rangers who direct the thousands oi visitors and lieep the natural beauties of the area in lasting condition. While the Monument is very young, it is quiet possilole it might have loeen much younger, or perhaps, not even yet set aside, except for the continuous efforts ol one man,-flVloal:J,s respected, lueloved centurian, Dr. rl. VV. Williams. lt Was Dr. Williams who came to lVloalo as a young physician aloout lilty years ago for one particular r-eason. l-le lilced the loeautilul scenery. He not only lilced it,-he tallied aloout it in flowing Words. He told the 5 peopte ot Moab, the organizations ot Grand County, even governmental agencies, ot the scenic values and the need for their preservation. It Was these ettorts ot Dr. Williams, through the Moab Lions Ctuh, the Times independent, county and city officials, that the Arches National Monu- ment came into existence as it is today. Time and the elements cut the crevices, rounded the corners, and mettowed the texture ot the Arches. So time and the elements changed the countenance ot Dr. Williams. The changes ot nature,s forces upon the sandstones only made them more impressive, more aesthetic. A cen- turyts living, White taking away the earmartcs ot youth, only added toenevotence and character to the tace ot Dr. Williams which comes not only from time, hut also from knowing that lite has heen Welt tived. August 3, 1853, was the hirth date ot Dr. Vvittiams. He was horn in a smatt tog cahin with a dirt ttoor in Pike County, Missouri. His father was a farmer. Une ot Dr. Williams' earliest memories is ot helping his mother feed the chickens. The childhood education ot Moah's future citizen was obtained the hard Way tamitiar to many early pioneers ot the West. Dr. Williams continued his puhtic education until he was 18 years of age. During the summers he Worked as a tarmhand to earn enough money to provide his schoot needs. it was during one of these summers that he became overheated White working in a corn tietd. For the next three years he could do no Wort: during the hot summer time. it was in search tor a climate agreeatote for his health which hrought him to the west and event- uatty to Utah. tcontinuect on page 345 6 1. Q fi 2, if 3 S Q Q i3 A E v w Q fl 1.1 11 E Z K Q E EQ Ts E S 5 E 1 1 5 2 2 3 Ei Qi S Q 5 E 2 2 Z3 E 51 5 ? 5 2 5 gi s ? 2 5 Y 2 Q 2 5 5 E S Q T2 f 61 f Z 2 ii ? 41 3 Superinlendenfs Q X Message s - 1 HTime marches onu and the puhiica- ' tion of each Mograndah hrings unique .N innovations. i can think of no feature of the Mograndah at any time more worth- while than the dedication of the 1953 . Mograndah to Dr. J. VV. Williams, Moah,s Grand Old Man. The dedica- Q tion comes on the eve of Dr. Williams ' Centennial. He will he 100 years of age KE on August 4, 1953. Few men reach that age, and certainly few men live as rich MRS. KNIGHT and full life as has he. I was hut a few months old when Dr. Williams arrived in Moah to tai-ce up the practice of medicine, and he told me a few years ago that I was his first child patient after his arrival here. I have always considered that an honor. From that time on he played an important role in the iives of all children through trying times of scarlet fever, whooping cough, mumps and other ailments common to growing up. Few of the resi- dents of early days will forget his home calls made on foot if distance permitted, hut in a huggy if the cali happened to he to Castle Valley or more distant paris. HOne man in his time plays many partsf, Such has heen the lite of Dr. Wil- liams. He owned and managed the Williams Drug Store for many years. He had an agency for the Studehaicer wagons and huggies in the early days. He has aiways heen a great lover of the out-of-doors and it was iargeiy through his untiring efforts aiong with others of the community that the Arches National Monument was made a monument. His hohhy of collecting Indian relics, Navajo rugs, native stone, petrified wood, etc., attracted many hundreds of tourists to his museum. He was a successful poultry grower for a numher of years. He also managed a smaii grocery store in his museum huiiding. At the present time he owns and operates the Williams Trailer Vil- lage, Moah's most up-to-date trailer park. And so we see Dr. Williams, life has heen a husy one. He is stiii active and vitally interested' in his community. His day starts early and one caiiing at the post- office generally meets Dr. Williams around 8 a. m. calling for his mail. He is rarely idle. He has set a pattern few people could foiiow as well, and one which it would profit anyone to emulate. 8 oard of ducalion WALTER RONZIO ALVIE HOLYOAK H. W. BALSLEY ....,....,......,,.,,,,,,. Vice-Presicleni' HOWARD LANCE ....... .,A,7,,,,,..... P residenf HELEN KNIGHT .A.,,,.,,,,,,.,..... Superinfendeni' EDDAH SHIELDS ERMA WALKER ........ Clerk and Treasurer 9 'ii M 5? 551 W Q, REED SOMERVILLE fi Bus Driver I :uni B E CLYDE BARRY CUS+Od'a'1 MAGGIE STRYKER Janiior OUR COOKS 2 if 3 X Q 31 2 ,. -1 E WE 5 E W E 70 X V0 , ' H 9 i MW Wgfyci a c u I t 5 ui W ' gi .R wALL ....... ........... P rincipaland Journalism 'N CLARA GERHARDT ......,....,...,.,,.. .,,,,.,,, s ccnc+cny ' H. B. evANs ,,,, 5 QQ. ,,,,,,,,. 1 ,scicncc DON RosiNsoN ................ , ,.,,.,,, Social Science E. W. STOUT ............. .,,..... M aihemafics CARL Meci-iAM M ....,. ,,.,.... v ccsnicnci Louise wfms ,,,,,,,i,, ..,...... Business MERLYN MAXWELL ,.,,...,,, ......... v ocal Music ALYS PALFREYMAN ,,,,,,,, ........ H cnnc Economics Joi-iN cox i, ,,,,,.,,. ,.,,,,,,,,,,,.,,.. i nsirumenial Music mcic i-iiLL .,,.,,,.,,,,,u,,.,.,,,..,. Coach and Physical Ecluca+ion VAL MAUGHAN . ..... ........ ........... E n glish NEVA KIRK ......,,,, ........ L ibrarian H Student Council MARILYN THOMSON .,.,. . ,,,4,, , S ecre+ary-Treasurer JERRY BITTLE ........,.... ,.,,,,7..,. V ice-Presideni CAROLYN MILLER ........ , ,,,,,,,,,,....,A,, Presideni' JOHNNY MACK ....... ,, .,7,,L,, Ninih Represen+a+1ve RALPH HAWKS ............ .,,,,,,, T weIHl1 Represen'I'a+ive MARILYN BARTON ...,... ,,,,,,,,,, E ighil-I Represen+a+ive C. R. SUNDWALL ....,.... ..A,..........,, C ouncil Adviser CAROLYN BARTON ....,. ...,,., S even+h Represeniafive GINGER JOHNSON .A..... ,.,..,.. T en+h Represen+a+ive MARDY THOMSON ,.,,,,.. ,,,......,, E Ieven+I1 Represen+a+ive I2 E ,f 5 2 5 nf E 5 Q rf Q 5 32 iz S if 5 5 i Q Q2 3 5 i 5 22 2? 2 E Zi if ?'5 Q 2 2 S E S Senior lass Ufficers PATRICIA NEWELL ....,.., ..... 4 P residen+ PETE STOCKS ,,.TTTT ..,,,.TTT V ice-Presiden+ JEAN DYER .....,...,,,,.,,. E.A,..,....., S ecre+ary BENNIE HOLYOAK ..EA.I, ,..,....... R epor+er RALPHIE HAWKS ...,E.EEE ..EE..... C ouncil DON ROBINSON SE,SS,. E.E...4EE S ponsor I4 ALICE ADAIR HAL KELLY JEAN DYER Club, 4 years: Pep Club Sec- Band, 4 years: J-unior'PIa,y-: Foolball, Class Secrefary: Senior year: Pep y: Chorus, 3 years: All-Siam I year. L, fy! ' Club, 3 years: Dramafics. Y us, I year: Girls S'I'aI'e: F. H. , 2 years. DANIEL BITTLE Foofball, 3 years: Band, I year. W EARLINE CLARK JERRY BOWEN ARLIS IRISH i d oi Sfuclenl Conlrol, Sopho- Baslcelball, I year: Band, 4 years. All-SIGIS Chorus. 2 Years? -IUHIOI' Play: Pep Club, I year: Edi- PIBY- '+ Choir. I I5 ' I I S I I v ERNIST CAMPBELL Foofball, 4 years: Secrelary Leller- men's Club. JERRY MOGENSIN Foofball, I year: Wresllingg Track: Baskefball. GARY WADE SHUPE Fooiball, I year: Sophomore Play. MAXI NE l1Taylorl WAYNOR Junior Play: Pep Club, I year: Cllorus. EVA LOU TANGREN Ivlograndah Ce-Edilorg Band, 2 years: Sage Slaff. I I6 J NEAL DALTON Foolball, 4 years: Baskelball years: Track, 2 years: Foolball Caplain, I year: Baskelball Caplain, 2 years: Class Presi I year: Vice-Presidenl Counci year: Sludenl Council, I year.I HAROLD STONE Foolball, 2 years: Track, I 5 Baskelloall, 3 years. 2 I I IXl'XLI'l I l'1l'XVVlXD Foolball. 4 years: Baskelball, 4 years: Track, 4 years: F. F. A., I year: V. P. Le+Ierman's Club: Counc 2 year ...f 05931 afddt V62 dfwub A GERALD WHITE Junior Play. DAVID HANSEN F. F. A., I year: Chorus 3 years: Band, 4 years: Trumpef Trio. 'Z 5 1:5 ii, ,, . HIL 4 , as folks ssl. 2: Q I ss sms ef r R23 rm Sw l' s ,W RAY WILLIAMS Junior Play. y .ef has 1 . fsaayeaes NW, MH. fs. ws me w Wi '23 rs X mwmxe, 'ws y WQWEYQQES .M Z M .si :mm ss .w s f wi. Q . 522932 IE igsmlzgg :st Q 3? si ' ga 4 is -- .sq :Scum ,W iiiwlfisggigi 4 ri .sgsagw 2 . I maesglrggzg 53: :Ili :,.?isif:2s22a fyggsssi gaggill.. was 5:5 si Q- sg as . .35 F. H. A.: Band, 4 years: Pep Club, 3 years: Junior Play: Chorus, 3 years. 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H- A., 2 years: Band, 2 yea rs: Al -Slafe Chorus: Junior Prom Chairman: Class President I year: Yearbook Sfaff '5I. DUANE POLLEY Foolball, 3 years: Track. 2 years: F. F. A-. I year. . 5 Cl! li f. if y 5 2 I I I 5 .2 I I 5 I DOROTHY DULL GARY JOE REDD Baslceiball, I year: F. F. A., I year, Mograndah Co-Ecliior: Pep Club, 3 Junior Play, years: Sage: F. I-I. A., 2 years. HELEN HOLYOAK Chorus, 4 years: Pe Club 3 ears' F. H. y . Girls' Siafe. LONNIE OLIVER Foolball, 4 years: Baslcelball, 4 years: Track, 2 years: Leflermen, 3 years: F. F. A., I year: Vice-Presl- deni Chorus, 4 years. P I A., 2 years: PHILIP STOCKS Vice-Presidenl: F. F. A., I year: Wreslling. 78 5 2 I 1 MARYLIN THOMSON Sfuclenr Body Secreiary: Orchesiral Band: Pep Club Presideni: F. H. A.7 Thespians: Junior Play: Junior Class Presidenl: Commercial-Chorus: Sax Ouarfef: Yearbook Slalf '50: Girls' Quarlef. i BENNIE HOLYOAK ' Manager, Fooiball and Baslceiball, Z years: Class Reporler: Chorus, I year: F. F. A., I year. r 2 I r .N-if CAROLYN MILLER Pep Club, 4 years: Secrefary and Treasurer of F. H- A., 2 years: Chorus, 4 years: Bancl: Sfudenl' Bocly Presiclenrg Class Secrefary-Treasurer, I year: Junior Play: Commercial conlesl. GAYLORD BARBARA BURCK I Orclneslra, 4 years: Band, 4 years: Pep Club, 4 years: Chorus, 4 years: Class Vice-Presiclenl, 2 years: F. H. A., 2 years: Poefry Confesf: Junior Play Winnler. WILLARD LARSEN Foofball, 4 years: F. F. A., I year: Council M., I year: Prom Chair- man: Class President I year: Track 4 years: Secrefary-Treasurer LeHer- man Club. NEIL STOCKS DIXIE KERBY GARY MARTIN Band- .4 Years? CIWOFUSI. I Yeafi Pep Club. 2 years: Chorus. 2 years: Baskefball, 3 years: Chorus, I year: WVGSIIIHQ. I YB'-SFI Junior Play: Sludenf Advisor, Junior Play: Band, Band, I year: Track, 3 years: Base- Foofball- 2 Years- 3 years. ball, 3 years: Boxing and Inframural I9 Team Manager. unior fficer TOM PERRY ,,, ,7 7.7 .7, 7,AA......,......,A., A.....,,., P resiclem' BERMA DEAN MULLICAN ........,....,,, Vice-Presidenf SUZANNE TAYLOR .,. 77. ,A,7 Secre+ary and Treasurer MARTHA SHIELDS rT,,rr,,,,,,,r,,,,,T,, r,..,,,...... R eporier MARDY THOMSON ,,,r,Y,T ,,.7,,, R epresen'l'a+ive H. B. EVANS ,.,rT,,,,,,,,.,..w,,T,. ,T...........TrT,.., S ponsor ALLEN NEWELL ,.L...,...,,, L,,.... C o-Prom Chairman TANNY MELICH .....V,V ,...,.,.. C o-Prom Chairman 20 JERRY BITTLE Jeris GERI LOU DENISON Cherri Lou BOYD HAWKS Garb 'J unior E S? 5 HELEN JO BEESON Cowboy HAROLD GARLETT same PEARL DAY jainfzg. Pearlnglg LEE ANN ea DA LTO N 164191-44. 1446 law!--22-1 -,fee WANDA HOFFMAN Wander LEO HOTZ Hlgg.. 21 JANET FOOTE Fooflen KENNA LEE HAWKS Andy dfw-c, ga... 9:Q4, WYNONA HOLYOAK Honey JOY JOHNSTON Sis MAX JOHNSON Maxum MARGIE LA BRANCH Frenchie jd ,. Y 1- '-w QJf3 DELOI ILANCE GERY MEADOR Leem TANNY MELICH Furn BERMA DEAN MULLICAN 'Bermd ALLEN NEWELL Algernon MARTHA SHIELDS Marin I 22 MARY STOCKS ..-nny.. SUZANNE TAYLOR 0 ChiiE i I 444 GERRIE TAYLOR Spud I MONA POGUE Pokey TOMMY PERRY LampwIcIc WILVA STOCKS WiIvIe 5? I NIT ALAN WILSON ..-I-ug.. TOMMY WHITE Swee+ie 23 MARJORIE THOMSON Mardy EDDIE STOUT EdIpus the , M 40-H-I W3 M M Q 'M EW ra 1 Mo .,f J- ff QKQWIL iw B' Iv' Sophomore ffioors SUE PETERSON .....,............w.,7,.. ......o. P resideni' CAROL SUE CARLSON ..., , ,,,.......,,, Vice-Presideni NANETTE EVANS ..,.,,,,,,,, Secrelary and Treasurer HELEN GOUDELOCK .,.,,. o,..... ,,,........., R e porfer GINGER JOHNSON ...,,., ...,.... R epresen+a+ive CARL MECHAM ......,.. ....................... S ponsor 24 Sophomore BILL ADAIR MARK BEESON A f' E ,V 'ff CAROL SUE CARLSON NANETTE EVANS EUGENE BOUNDS HELEN GOUDELOCK Jim!!! JENNETTE JOHNSON EUGENE BU LLICK KAYE JOHNSTON REED HAYES ROBERT JAMESON GINGER JOHNSON DAVID CLEVELAND SUE PETERSON JOE JOHNSTON DAWN POLLEY JACKIE STRYKER MELVIN ROBERTSON JAMES MORGAN IVAN WINDER BOB ROBERTSON CAROLYN KAY JOHNSON CAROL LEE WESTWOOD BRUCE ARLENE YOUNG KENT SOMERVILLE w SHIELA WOOD ww, ..,,.., -,,,,w.L,,I,W,m,, L f5g,,,wy:: .MW,,W5L 7ge,2.XMg,,3 .:.:54g.,:f,:f'5. gmgk m hz as :ZS JOHN NICOL w W h'7 sa':.v.- 2,.-arf::assi-.:: ' : rw--2 T Qu, P92 Wm , 2 2' 12: :giemw XQQ RWFE H E, , fggfgsggigffgeg ag ALBERT STEELI f' T 35 :Sw-2 .mini Q:Mi11?31E3fr9a2a2: 4 J 42 1 3 , S reshman Ufficers TED STOCKS ..,,..,,,,,,,,,,., ,,,,,,.,,, P resIcIenI' BILL SOLOMON ......,,.,,. ,, v..,,,,,,,,,.,.., Vice-PresicIen+ CAPTAIN BUTLER ,,,,.,..,,,, Secretary and Treasurer MARILYN BARLOW ,,,,A,,,.,,,......,...r......... Repor'rer JOHNNY MACK ,,.,.,,,,. ,..,...... R epresen+a'Iive VAL MAUGHAN ....., ........... ....... S p onsor 27 esh en BARBARA ADAIR FLOYD BUTLER MARILYN BARLOW CLARON BAILEY CRAIG CHRISTENSEN KATHLEEN CAMPBELL NORMAN DULL LA VERN DALTON JO ANN DAVIS CURTIS GOODSPEED ' MARY HANLEY GARY HOLYOAK HAROLD HOFFMAN VILATE HOLYOAK LYNN JOHNSON MARILYN JOHNSTON BARBARA KERBY TEDDY KNIGHT LA KETA LILE FELIX MURPHY 28 F h JOHNNY MACK NANCY MILLER BOBBY MILLER MARGUERITE OS ROGER SMITH CARMA OLSEN SOLA IRIS PARSONS BILL SOLOMON BETTY PROVONSHA DICK STILSON IDA OUINTANA TED STOCKS CLIFFORD STOCKS PHYLLIS STOC CLARK TAYLOR HELEN WATTS KS DARWIN SHIELDSY NORMA TIDWELL LARRY TURNER SUSAN WINDER 29 Bll E H I lghlh Merilee Bunce Sidney Cleveland Cecelia Burr Ralph Dalfon Gwen Cfounfs Tyrone Goodspeed Helen Dowd Glen Holyoak Shirley Garlefi Flelcher Kerby Leonard Adair Marolyn Barron Jim Burr Carol Lynn Hawks Melvln Marhn Doro+l1y Holyoak Rhoda Holz Gary Maxwell KW Slew' CLASS OFFICERS LOYD MOGENSEN HELEN DOWD ..,..,.. .... MARILEE BUNCE MARILYN BARTON MARJEAN LANCE Lloyd Mogensen Mariean Lance Ted McDougall Judiih Larsen Jerry Powell Glenna Peferson Lonnie Sfilson Juanifa Perry Lee Roy Smiih Judy Slewarl' Burke Taylor Hallene Thorne Kay Tangreen Judy Walker Reed Walker President .Vice-Presidenl ...,.........Secre'lary ............Council ..,.......Repor'ler CLASS OFFICERS ,,.,.,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,------ Pregidenf JOHN COX ----- -----..-- ............ V i ce-Presidenl .... ......,. ,,,,,,,,,,,-,,.. S e grgfary .,.,,,, ,-A-,,,.--, C guncil ....,, ,,,,-A--- R gpg.-1-gr Kaihryn Barron Carolyn Ba rlon Leon Brunlce Roberfa Babbel Sandra Bailey John Cox Johnny Holyoalc Me'ba Campbell Rex Kerby Marlin Lance Bonnie Sloclrs Connie Sioclcs Marvin Somerville Nancy Maxwell Carole Parsons Joe Sioclrs Jerry Sloclts Bessie Ann Peferson Andy Musselman Tim Marfin Jymme Clounfs Kay Kerby Louis Nicol Sandra Peferson Sally Dennison Se Charles Tanner Dixie Sfewarl' John Pogue De Eire Carlson Linda Prichard Keiih Roberfson Beriha Couchman Jerry Holliday Michael Melich Charlene Woods Michael Sundwall Penny Sfrylrer Rhea Wesi Coreiha Smifh Roberfa Holyoalr 32 enlh TIVITI FATHER OF THE ARCHES fContinued from page 69 It Was January, l897, when Dr. Williams iirst saw Moab. As sud- den as was his view of the Colorado river oasis, so was the suddenness loy which he lmew that this was the place he Wanted to call home. The trees stood out in their Winter luareness. The river flowed sluggishly, part- ly clogged with ice. The smolce from the buildings clung to the ground in a haze. This attracted rather than loothered Dr. Williams, with quali- ties of the aesthete, he envisioned the summertime when the trees would contrast the green foliage with the red canyon rims, when the increased waters of the Colorado would lap at the river loanlcs, when the summer heat would send smoke spiraling high into the air. Dr. Williams had Won the education qualifying him as a doctor several years loefore coming to lVloalo. He had practiced in Colorado and Missouri. When he decided to settle in lvloala, he came as a man prepared and experienced to serve the people. ln those days loeing a young doctor did not necessarily mean that a man had acquired Wealth. Dr. Williams, humorously recalls the day he stepped off the stage to malce Moab his home. ul had one dollar and seventy-five cents and a trunlc full of loottlesf, Then With a smile upon his face, 'Tye still got a dollar seventy-tives' Qccupationally he vvas more than just a doctor. One of the first things he did after arriving at Moab Was to rent a main street lauilding, put in a counter and shelves, and taclced up a sign to the effect that the community novv boasted a drug store operated lay Dr. J. VV. Williams. fcontinuecl on page 517 34 Foo+ball Team Football Le+'s Go Neal l 5 f 1, Q S S Baske+ball 'A' Squad B a s k e I b a I I .srwla x la, smm m:-'ilmalf .ag 5 41 E 22 E 5 A if E2 Hs 55 we ii we nn x as E 5 E 5 M O T C5 R A N D A H BARBARA BURCK CAROLYN MILLER a n cl A T T E N T D A N T S 38 CP U E E N ALICE ADAIR Ss 4 K Ek 51: 5 .fe 2 4- 2, fc 3 yes 353 1 U1 552 ,L Z? fi LVL ES QW 5 ffl 2? L , innlw 4aw-,4.imInswywMam,e JvwAwvawH ,, w'1:1:f,r1::Q:W-ruff--M v.v.1mwr:vmmia:m: ww-me-ref-sm-ewfv-A-,zgw--Nr:-:,wwm1..mf, U..,.W.,,,,wu-,,,.. , , Y - DeLOY LANCE s 5 s 5 S 2 E 2 and PHYLLIS STOCKS GENE BOUNDS and GINGER JOHNSON Li++Ie Abner and Daisy Mae Carnival King and Queen LLOYD MOGENSEN FOOTBALL QUEEN A R L E N Q E X S I U E E K a E TT R d B N Y A N E T T E T T i Pep Club 1 Dream Boy L l WINTER WONDERLAND OUEE5 T if Nz, .2 nz 1 5 5 ff ,f 3 TANNY MELICH ALLEN NEWELL Chairman Co-Chairman How We Remember JERRY BOWEN The meloclious tone of the saxaphone, The trumpet,s hlareg The cheerful Hhellou and the wicte smile For the passing frienfctg These will always remain in our hearts As living memories of a parted friend. With a sincere appreciation for once Having had His friendship, But mingled with the sharp pain of a loss Which cannot he regained, We dedicate this page in ever-loving memory to ferry Bowen. N 43 I 1 I 1 1 I I . I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 1 I i I I I I I I I I I 1 2 E A E X S 2 E X Z I x 5 5 P , N 1 1 5 nl 2 zz Q 4 fi 5 yum, i 2 is ls ,Z 5 sf 3 ii 2 5 5 'Q 38 3 Q E 53 es Q 5 1 X N Z i K Z S If te Q 3 v w 59 is 5 32 5 2 H :ij Vi E! 3 iii J gw ,ni :if ii 5 fi i Q ? FATHER OF THE ARCHES fcontinuecl from page 345 As a physician, he tended to and prescribed for the sick and injured. As a druggist he supplied the ingredients for his prescriptions. Later, since he had ample room in his drug store, he even sold huggies, hringing to Moab what then was a very modern mode of transportation. The people liked this young doctor and his services. He hecame very much in demand as he was the only physician in the area. In fact, if anyone desired the help of some other practioneer of medicine, they had to travel as far as Cortez, Colorado, or Price, Utah. As a result, Dr. Williams attended not only the people residing in Moah, hut also traveled many miles, horseback or hy carriage, to treat the atflictions of persons living in remote places within hoth Grand and San Juan coun- ties. Even though his profession occupied' a great deal of tim-e, Dr. Wil- liams could Hstealn enough time to occasionally visit the areas of scenic heauty surrounding Moab. He rode among the picturesque rock arches and formations in this colorful desert area. In unselfish appreciation he would wish that these wonders could he seen by more people. As the years sped hy, the idea that something should he done to attract travelers to these arches and to preserve them became a fixation. He believed the rock wonders should he monuments to the efforts of time and nature. He wanted them recognized in this way. Dr. Williams spoke often and loud for a national park. After his retirement as a practicing physician, this became his main purpose in life. For some years his efforts brought little results. Then the Lions Club tcontinuecl on page 527 51 FATHER OF THE ARCHES fContinued from page 515 was organized in Moab. He convinced important members of the Lion organization that as a solid and organized group these Lions roar loud and long. They did and the government heard them. On April 12, 1929, United States President Herbert Hoover heard the roar and answered it hy setting aside 4,520 acres as Arches National Monument. But after the proclamation was made, Dr. Williams found it did not include more than a portion of the natural wonders in the vicin- ity. He again pleaded and urged the Moab Lions to roar, louder and longer. Their new roars were written into newspapers. The pleas found the ears of government officials. Eventually, the sounds reached the White House and Franklin D. Roosevelt, then the president. Investiga- tions were made and the needs for a greater Monument were recognized. The new proclamation setting aside a total of 33,930 acres as the new Arches National Monument was made hy President Roosevelt on Novem- her 25, 1938. It was signed hy Dr. Williams, own pen. Arches National Monument is fast becoming recognized as one of the most interesting and scenic spots in the west. Through the support continually rendered hy organizations of Grand County and throughout Utah, along with the personal care of Bates Wilson, Arches Superintend- ent, increased thousands are ahle to see and appreciate this wonderland of stone shapes. But the praise and appreciation now spoken hy thousands of people would not he except for the first voice who hrolce the desert quiet,-Dr. J. VV. Williams, now a centurian, always . . . FATHER OF THE ARCHES 52 ERTI CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS On Your Scholastic Achievements! 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S A N D E R TRANSPORTER and WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTOR KEN MCDCDUGALD, Agent Phone 2342 Moab, U'I'ah 63 HEREFORD BULLS FCDR SALE . . . Thick nafural flesh, combined wifh bone, subsfance, size and sfylre. ' Whaf Kind of Caffle are Redd's? By fhe mosf careful selecfion of sires 'and dams according fo firmly esfablished sfanclards, by consfanf and vigorous cull- ing over fhe years. we have achieved fhe kind of beef l-lerefords which we believe fo be fhe mosf economical for bofh range and feedlof. Our policy has always been to insist upon plenty of thick natural flesh, combined with bone, substance, size and style, Vigorous. growthy, good - doing characteristics are prime requisites. ' Our cows are like fhaf- ' Our sines are like fhaf- ' Their offspring are like fhaf- . . . and we have plenfy of evidence in our own herd and among cafflemen who for years have used our bulls, haf . . . ' They Breed On Like Thai! Our Feeder Calves from Our Range Caffle Were Made Grand Champions af fhe Ogden Show, and our pen of feeder calves headed fheir class af fhe Phoenix Show in January of fhis year. This is fhe firsf year we have shown feeders in any show, and despife fhe facf fhaf we have had no experience in fhis field, our calves were oufsfanding and fhey were sired by fhe bulls we produce. The final fesf of purebred bulls is fheir abilify fo sire calves fhaf will do a good iob on fhe range and a good iob on fhe feedlof, and a good job for fhe packer affer fhey are slaugh- fered. Our bulls sire fhis kind of caffle. Signed REDD RANCHES La Sal Utah RED ROCK LODGE ...' .T . : - Q . ..A A,::. . 5 T - ' A '.A A : - A : : 1 : 1 5 I v,,: A if- , A-,1A AA1'A 5,31 :.i .W 51 I I z !1': ry L' ,. . Us --..' xi ',,4 A Z' !- '- I , T T ..A: , T, LET us HELP Wm TW T T T rrrrr S. vA.A ,-, :V l..-. :im 1 T., .,,:, ..,:-515.5 , ,. T .. 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