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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1965 volume:

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Q , ' ' -fan ' . - 'w Nw . ,, Q-.N .P ., Q A , ff -f 1 f A f '. .V Q V - , h 1 .g, p , M, -,,,.- 1-V .1 . .M 4naF .- V -3, ',-q.-- H 3 g A - .1!zaaSv2i.-- ' 1 . F' f - ' ,..H. f f ff' A . . Q , wiv v -' . w -,, s. 'f - ' 4- -' ' . mia- 'l A fx P da ' A ' - - - , ,. ' Ck x - , , p ' ,. -' Lk, 'V' :- Z-f ' , 1, ' WET' - R, , -X - , ..,.1n-4... - QS. ... -, -Q. . ' 'rm we av:-ag Q Q-'F f:.!f ,M x .23 ' f,-:g!?'1.,?' ' 'Q' Q-Q Salma! Kaard l w w 4 w N The citizen's arm of control and responsibility in the Grand County School District, the school board, has emerged with interested and cooperative leadership to achieve what seems best for your education. Many problems have faced this board, perhaps more than in the history of GCHS, and they have attempted to meet and solve these problems realistically. We should be proud of these leading citizens, interested in the future of Moab youth. Left to right, C,R. Sundwall, superin- tendentg Ralph Griffin, memberg Mrs. Erma Wimmer, clerk-treasurer, John Keogh, presidentg LG. Pinkerton, memberg Mrs. Erma Newell, memberg and Chester Brostrom, member. As We kcmembcr Him . . . No man is an island . . . . . . Send not for whom the bell tolls, It tolls for thee. John Dorme wrote this poem centuries ago. ln our time, a man who seemed ito know and live the meaning of this poem to the fullest graced- our pres- ence. Dr. A. Ray West, former President of the Board of Education, was a man of many interests, a man ringing with enthusiasm for life and the advance- ment of our civilization. His interest in the stu- dents of Grand County School District transcended the material world. His service to his community, his pleasing personality, even unto his last days, his recognition of the true meaning of friendship, his professional excellence as a dentist, and his de- votion to his family are a part of the living mem- ory of Dr. West. May the achievements of this man be burned into our existence as an example of the results of educative processes in our society. The MOGRANDAH staff proudly dedicares this page to the memory of a great person. p 7 rinczjmzl If I could go back a good many years and plan my high school career once again. I can think of a good many things I would like to do differently. I think I would have more fun--but in a more reasonable way. I think I might look earlier and closer to discover the wisdom and real concem of some of my teachers--facts I recognize a few years late. I think I would take a closer look at myself and plan accord- inglyg Our problems are somewhat alike, yours and mine. I can't go back and live it over again, and neither can you. The difference is that my opportunity was THEN. Yours is NOW, Rex Douglas, Principal Perhaps Mr. Leonard doesn't always look this way when he 's just caught you sluffing, but his per- formance as assistant prin- cipal has been invaluable to GCHS this year. Besides his teaching duties, he has had to assist students on the merits of attending school regularly and getting to class on time, a lesson we could all learn to our ad- vantage. Offcc 4 I Q Behind the smiling faces and friendliness X existing in the GCHS office this year, we find a complex and difficult operation at p work every day. Mrs. Jean Shatley, pic- , tured at the left, has been one of the major factors in keeping the school operating this 1 year. Mrs. Shatley at times seemed to 1 have the ability to do ten things at once ' and still keep everyone happy. . y v Student help hasi also been in- valuable in the offiqe this year. Students volunteer their services to aid the office. Pictured left to right are Sandy Bisco, Katie Brock, Andrea Lawrence, Jeannie..David- son, Barbara Charles, Dorothy Campus and Linda Buchanan. Nor shown: Lorraine Baker, Linda New- man, Cheryl'Holyoak, Margaret Boulden, Sharon Jackson, Linda King, Kathy Branscom, Gurneth Slavens. 1 I 1 Superintendent On the pages of this book are depicted events at Grand County High School for the school year, 1964-65. Pages full of the excitement. Pages bringing in pleasure to each student as he sees pictured on them the faces of friends. Pages creating poignant nostalgia in their graphic presentation of a year now gone. But the contents of this yearbook are more than just the history of a year ended. It is a book symbolizing the completion of a year and at the same time serving as a prel- ude to one to come. A milestone for the sophomore and junior marking advancement in the series of educational steps. For the senior, it is now the closing of an era from which he will progress into the new. For all, and as itshould be, this yearbook places into memory the successes of the year leaving, the failures an unheralded part of the past. We congratulate every student of Grand County High School for the successes they achieved. Successes as they are rightfully acclaimed in Mograndah, 1965. C. Robert Sundwall if-K Vai? Jim k ,,-xg ww! P - -Q.. is' L, vw-if is 3. W ,fp - is-5 ag- ga- il , fig, Ar.. .4' ..,r ff , '17 'Lim if -y V, gl nf :QW . ,PF .J-.' ,Q 4- T 4 bi, ,ar Q . X..,,,.jl . 1: 5X K ' V' - Q5 ., ,- 5 AM -.cw W. 'L A Q T34 x 3 ...,,.+- mv' ' , ' 5, ,- ' 1.-4 nv- ,4 4 nw: ,Ls4,5 ' m,,fW5g5l',g :M , V-. . arp- 1 ali, n i b W , ,, JL MA., ,Q hm .af 1.2. GLEN RICHESON FOOTBALL - BASEBALL COACH MR. RUSS DONOGHUE ENGLISH - SPEECH MISS BONNIE DICE PHYSICAL EDUCATION MR. ALLEN MCMULLEN PSYCHOLOGY - HISTORY MR. LAWRENCE BULL OFFICE MACHINES - TYPING FRAN K CARBAIAL BASKETBALL COACH w 1 W Pillars my MR. CARL WADSWORTH BIOLOGY - SCIENCE i..L.A.,..-..N1..l,.Q ,,,, I, ,M X, mmm MR. IAMES PHILLIPS MISS IJAWN DAVIDSON MR. THERON JOHNSON GUIDANCE COUNSELOR HOME ECONOMICS DRIVERS EDUCATION FACULTY NOT SHOWN Mrs. Beulah Heath, Spanish and Mr. John Brito, Music A I VAL MAUGHAN naw ENGLISH MR. SYLVAN LEWIS MR. LOYD HOLYOAK MR. DON ROBINSON MATHEMATICS SHOP AMERICAN PROBLEMS I AMERICAN HISTORY I MISS LILLIAN MCCORMIC MRS.. MARION MACK MR, GENE LEONARD GUIDANCE - COUNSELOR LIBRARIAN ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL MATHEMATICS MRS. FRANCIS FOY ENGLISH MRS. EULA GRIFFEN ENGLISH - LATIN MR. STAN TYLER MRS. LOUISE WATTS MR, WENDELL BOWTHORPE FRENCH ' IOURNALISM SHORTHAND ' BOOKKEEPING CHORUS - DRAMA L Sclzolarshzju x K Practical Appkcatian . . . ...of if ..x '- W gr ' x N. W.. . -f 5 ' T Y x I fs ,, -1 K ' u X f if' 'NYS Y ff 'Sp ,Q .aff L. Sf ,pf-J' f 5 2 Q ,fl fri .pf all i Q K V Class Officers areg WAYNE LEYSTRA - presidentg GARY STUBBLEFIELD - vice-presidentg SHIRLEY BITTLE - sec. 3 JOHN COOK - council rep. The students and Faculty of G. C. H. S. are very proud of the graduating class of 1965. These Seniors rep- resent the future betterment and survival of this area -- THE CAN YON LAN DS I f ALICE ANN ADAIR fANDY JOYCE BACCA l ,A f I A X KATHALEEN BAILEY KYLE DUANE BAILEY V414 GARY DAVID BAKER I LINDA LEE BAERETT LORRAINE D. BAKER I ,Y HI SHTRLEY YVONNE BITTLE MARGARET L, BOULDEN BILL GRADY BOWMAN KATHLEEN BRENDA BOWMAN JOHN WESLEY BARTON PAULA BENSON HOLLY IO BRADSTREET TED DEAN BRADY KA TIE BROC K DU ANE BRON SON MICHAEL H. BYNUM MICHAEL JAMES CAMBERLANG JOHN K. BROWN LINDA GAIL BUCHANAN JEAN BURR LINDA JANE BYNUM DOROTHY CAMPUS DEAN GLADE CHRISTENSEN TED LEO CHRISTENSEN CHARLES AMES CLARK BILL CLAUSSEN PATRICIA LYNN COREY JOHN V. COOK ROBERT EDDIE CONTRERAS PAULA ANN DAVIDSON KENNETH PAUL CROWSON CAROL NADINE DALEY IEANNIE DAVIDSON JOHN 1. DOLINAR I I , DAVID DANKS DOUGLAS KENNETH A. ERBES STANLEY B. GIBSON IOY CHRISTINE GOODSPEED DELBERT IRVAN GFELLER SAM GALEN GRUBBS MARY ANGELA FOY JACK ROLAND FOY RUE MARIE HELM RICHARD COLEY ART I. HOPKINS MARY ANNE HORSTMAN LARRY WILLIAM JACOBS ROBERT WILLIAM JOHNSTON KENNETH HUTCHIN SON GREG IOHANSON RICHARD ALLEN JACKSON SHARON JACKSON BARBARA ANN KING RUTH ANN KNECHT SHARREN SUE LEECH RALPH WAYNE LEYSTRA VIRGINIA GINGER KNIGHT ANDRA DAYLE LAWRENCE MARGARET ELAINE KNIGHT MICHAEL WAYNE MCCOY N RICHARD PAUL MCCORMICK ROSE ANNE MADSEN DENNIS W. LIKES RAYMOND DALE MADDEN HAROLD ROSS MARSTON ROBERT JAY MAYHEW JOHN SERAFIN OLEARAIN LINDA LEE NEWMAN CHARLES CRAIG NORDFELT IIM DUANE NYLAND MIKE O'NEIL KENNETH M. OSBORNE ZEKE FRANCIS DELORES POOL Dodie BRENDA REESE SAN DY BISCO DON ROWE NANCY RESEIGH ROBERT RIDDLE TOM RICHARDS N O 29 DA VID SEVERN S ll CATRINA SHOEMA KER DICK SHUMWAY LARRY SMITH BOB SOUTHARDS JULIE METZGER GURN ETH SLAVEN S LINDA MAE SWENSON CATHY STEVENS GARY M. STUBBLEFIELD w LaDYNE T. SUNDVOR GLEN W. TAYLOR w L L L L LLLL KATHRYN TURNER LEONA MARIE THILL DARLENE WALKER JAMES NEIL WEST BEN I. WHITE LEE NEWMAN STEPHEN TED TIBBITS' RONALD EUGENE TRIMBLE ROBERT DOYLE ZUFELT ELBERT LEE ZUFELT Senior Achievements ALICE ANN ADAIR: F.H.A. 1-2: Sec. F.H.A. 3g Pres. F.H.A, 43 Pep Cl. 3. SANDY BACCA3 Student Body Sec. 33 Jr. Home- coming Attendant3 Honor Soc. 2'3'4: Pep Cl. 1- 2'3'4: Band 1-23 Band Sec. 13 Band Council Rep. 23 All-State Band 23 All-Region Band 23 Vesuvius 3'4Q Speech 43 Dancing 1'2'3Q Sr. Student Coun- cil Alt. 43 JESSI 3. KATHLEEN BAILEY: Sem. Student Body Sec. 2-43 Jr. Nat. Honor Soc. 2'3'4Q Pep Cl. 2-33 Pep Cl. Rep. 33 Nat. Honor Soc. Treas. 3. KYLE BAILEY LORRAINE BAKER: Pep Cl. 1-2-3-43 Chorus 2. GARY BAKER LINDA BARRETT: Jr. Prom Comm. 33 Homecom- ing Queen 43 Pep Cl. Pres. 83 Drill Team Capt. 43 Girls Volleyball Team 4. JOHN BARTON: Wrestling 1-2. PAULA BENSON: Pep Cl. 43 Band 1-22 Band Sec. 2: F.H.A. 4. SANDRA BISCO: Band Solo Maj. 43 Speech 4. SHIRLEY BITTLE: Pep Cl. 1-2-3-43 Vesuvius 3-41 Chorus 1'2Q Sr. Class Sec. Homecoming Attendant 43 Vesuvius Pres. 43 Scouts 1'2'3'4Q Job's Daugh- ter's 1-2-3-4. MARGARET BOULDEN: Dance 2-3-43 Drama 2-3-43 F-.H.A, 2-32 F.T.A. 2'3Q Girls B.B. 43 Chorus 2- 3-4. BILL BOWMAN KATHLEEN BOWMAN HOLLY JO BRADSTREET: B Team Chr. Leader3 A Team Chr. Leader 23 Freshman Frolic Chairman 13 Homecoming Queen 23 Girls Glee 23 Girls Glee V. Pres. 33 Pep Cl. 1'2'3j Pep Cl. Pres. 4g JESSI 2. DEAN BRADY: Band 1. KATIE BROCK: Pep Cl. 1'4Q Speech 4. JOHN BROWN DUANE BRONSON: Football 1-2-3-43 All State F.B. 43 All Region 4. JEAN BURR: Pep Cl. 1-2-3-4. LINDA BUCHANAN: Pep Cl. 2-43 Chorus 1'2'4j Job 's Daughter's 5 yrs. LINDA BYNUM: Chr. Leader 1-2-32 Pep Cl. 1-2- 33 Vesuvius 3'4Q Honor Soc. 1-2-3-43 Drama 2-43 Dancing 1'2'3Q Girls Glee 2-43 Sage Staff 33 Mo- grandah Staff 3. MIKE BYNUM: Football 1'2'3'4Q Track 23 Wres- tling 1-3-43 B.B. 23 Drama Cl. 4g Student Coun- cil 2-3-42 Nat. Honor Soc. 3'4Q All-State Wres- tling 33 All-Region Football 23 Lettermen's Cl. 1- 2-3-43 Speech Cl. 43 Chorus 13 Boys Glee 23 Latin Cl. 23 Key Cl. 3. JIM CAMBERLANG: B.B. 1-2-3-4: Football 3: -Tra'ck2-33 Tennis 2-33 Letterman's 2'3'4i Jour- nalism 43 Cross Country 4. DOROTHY CAMPUS: Journalism 1'4: Pep Cl. lg Girls Chorus 13 Office Staff 4. DEAN CHRISTENSEN: B.B. 1-2-33 Letterman 3. TED CHRISTENSEN CHARLES CLARK RICHARD COLEY: Baseball 2'3'4Q Speech 43 Band 1-2-3. BILL CLAUSSEN: Band 1-2-3-43 Dance Band 2-3-43 Jr. Philharmonic Orchestra 13 Radio Cl. Sec. 33 Art Cl. 33 Service Cl. 3g Prom Comm. 33 Home- coming Float Comm. 3. ROBERT CONTRERAS JOHN COOK: Class Pres. 13 Thespians 1-2-3-43 Band 13 Nat. Honor Soc. 2-3-43 Boys State 33 Prom Chairman 33 Wrestling 43 Student Council Rep. 4. PATRICIA COREY: Chr. Leader 3-43 Sec. of Class 33 Pep Cl. 1-2-3-43 Spanish Cl. 33 Art Cl. 33 Order of Rainbow for Girls Safety Cl. 1-23 F.H.A. 1-23 G.A.A. 1-2. KENNETH CROWSON NADINE DAYLY: Pep Cl. 1'2Q Girls Glee 33 Chorus 1-2. JEANNIE DAVIDSON: Pep Cl. 13 F.H.A, 13 Science Cl. 13 Glee Cl. 13 Copywriter Yearbook 43 Office Staff 4. PAULA DAVIDSON: Girls Glee 43 Chorus 2'3Qg Drama 43 All-State Chorus 4. JOHN DOLINAR: Football3 G01fQ Chorus 1-2. DAVID DOUGLAS: B.B. 2-33 Cross Country 4. KENNETH ERBES3 Boys Glee 2'3: Chorus 43 Foot- ball 3. ANGELA FOY: Nat. Honor Soc. Jr. 13 Nat. Honor Soc. 2-3-43 Pep Cl. 1-2-3-43 Pep Cl. Sec. 23 Student Council Rep. 13 Student Body Sec. 43 Prom Chairman 33 Drama 1'2'4Q Dancing 1-2-3-43 Band 1-23 Vesuvius 3-4. JACK FOY: Football 13 Track 33 Wrestling 1-2-3- 43 Baseball 23 Letterman's Cl. 2-3-4. ZEKE FRANCIS: Football 13 Track 3'4Q Wrestling 3-43 Boys State 33 Band 1 2'3'4: Dance 43 Letter- man's Cl. 3-4. STANLEY GIBSON CHRISTINE GOODSPEED: Girls Glee 33 Mix. Chorus Vesuvius 3'4Q Pep Cl. 3. DELBERT GFELLER PATRICK GORE SAM GRUBBS: Football 2-3 -43 B. B. 1'2 3'4Q Let- termen's Cl. 2-3-4. GEORGE CARTER RUE MARIE HELM: Drama Cl. 3g Girls Athletic Assoc. 2-33 F.H.A. 33 Pep Cl. 4. ART HOPKINS: Football 3-4. MARY HORSTMAN: F.B.L.A. 23 Girls B.B. 23 Sp. Cl. 23 Mix. Chorus 23 Pep Cl. 2-33 Yearbook Staff 33 Sage staff 3. KEN HUTCHISON: Tennis 2-3 -45 Lettermen's Cl. 2-3-45 Spanish Cl. 25 Sp..'Cl. Reporter 25 Speech c1. Reporter 25 speech Clf :3-45 Band 3-45 A11- State Band 45 Band Council 45 Boy's Service Cl. 3- 45 Radio C1. 3-45 Radio Cl. Pres. 3-4. SHARON IACKSON:I Mix. C'h0ruS5 Girls Gleeg F.H.A. RICHARD JACKSON LARRY JACOBS: Football 2-35 Wrestling 25 Speech 45 Band 25 B,B, 25 Track 2-3. MICHAEL JOHNSON GREG JOHANSON5 Tennis 3-45 Wrestling 35 Letter- men 3-45 Band 3-45 NSF Summer Science Prog. 35 Mograndah Business Manager 4. ROBERT JOHNSTON BARBARA KING: Girls Glee 3-45 Mix. Chorus 1-3. RUTH KNECHT GINGER KNIGHT: Chorus 1-2-45 Girls Glee 3-45 All-State Chorus 3-45 Girls State 35 Typing Award 35 Dance 1-2-3-4. MARGARET KNIGHT: Pep Cl. 1-2-35 F.H.A. 4. F.H,A. Song Leader 45 Girls State 45 Chorus 1-4. ANDRA LAWRENCE: Yearbook 35 Sage 3-45 F.H.A 3-4. SHARON LEECH5 Pep Cl. 1-35 School Spirit 35 Dance 1-2-35 Vesuvius C. Publicity Chairman 45 Sem. V. Pres. 35 Spanish Cl. WAYNE LEYSTRA: Baseball 2-3 -45 Track 3-45 Honor Soc. 3-45 Letterman's Cl. 3-45 Sr. Class Pres. 45 Boy's State 35 All-Region B.B. 3. DENNIS LIKES CHUCK LOVERIDGE: Honor Soc. Pres. 45 Jr. Cl. Pres. Honor Soc. 2-3-45 Student Council 35 Track 35 Golf 3-45 Football 2-35 Jr. Prom Comm. 35 Letterman's Cl. 2-3-4. RICHARD McCORMICK MICHAEL McCOY ROSE ANN MADSEN: Pep Cl. 1-2-3-45 Band 15 F.H.A, 1-25 Sem. 1-2-35 Mograndah Staff 3-45 Mograndah Editor 45 Sage Staff 35 Sadie Hawkins Chairman 35 Chorus 1-25 Prom Comm. 3 HAROLD MARSTON ' BOB MAYI-IEW: Band 3-45 Art Cl. 35 Golf 3-45 Joumalism 4. JULIE ANN METZGER: Pep c1. 15 Chorus 1-2-3-45 Girls Glee 45 Band 1-2-3-45 Drama 3. LINDA NEWMAN: Band 2-35 Girls Glee 35 Journal- ism 4. LEE NEWMAN5 Band 3-45 Wrestling 3-45 Joumal- ism 45 Radio Cl. 3-45 Dance Band 4. GRAIG NORDFELT: Letterman's Cl. 2-3-45 Speech 3-45 Band 25 Wrestling 3-45 Track 3-45 Sem. Student Body Pres. 4. JIM NYLAND5 Football 45 Baseball 2-3-45 Journal- ism 45 Prom Comm. 3. 34 JOHN OLERAIN MIKE O'NEAL: Boy's Glee 35 Chorus 1-2-3 -4. MIKE OSBORNE5 Wrestling 3-45 Football 45 Speech 45 Chorus 15 Boys State 3. EVERETT PAYNE DELORES POOL: Spanish Cl. 25 Nat. Honor Soc. 3- 45 Sr. Girl Scouts 1-2-3-45 Girls State 4. RUTH RATCLIFF: Girls Glee 45 Dance 4. NANCY RESEIGH: Pep Cl. 2-35 Chorus 1-2-3-45 Mograndah Staff 3. TOM RICHARDS: Chorus 1. ROBERT RIDDLE: Journalism 3-45 Wrestling 35 Track 35 Baseball 4. DONALD ROWE ROBERT RYNIO: Football 1-2-35 Track 1-2-35 Let- terman's Cl. 1-2-3. DAVID SEVERNS: Chorus 1. DICK SHUMWAY GURNETH SLAVENS5 Pep Cl. 35 Girls Glee 35 Vesuvius 3-45 Sage Staff 35 Mograndah Staff 35 Office Staff 4. LARRY SMITH: Band 1-2-3-45 Drum Major 2-3-45 Band Pres. 45 All-Region Band 25 Drama 1-2-3-45 Thespian 1-2-3-45 Boy's State 3. ROBERT SOUTHARDS ' CATERINA SHOEMAKER: Spanish Cl. 2-3-45 Girls Volleyball 45 Girls B. B. 45 Vesuvius 4. CATHY STEVENS: Pep Club 3. GARY STUBBLEFIELD: Ir. Nat. Honor Soc. 1-25 Nat. Honor Soc. 3-45 Class Pres. 25 Class V. Pres. 8.5 Student Council 45 Boy's State 35 Letterman's Cl. 3-45 B.B, 1-2-3-45 Football 35 Track 2-3-4. LaDYNE SUNDVOR: Band 2-35 Franch Cl. 25 Biol- ogy Cl. 25 Chorus 25 Girls Glee 35 Speech 3. LINDA SWENSON: Pep Cl. 1-3-45 Mix. Chorus 25 Girls Glee 4. GLEN TAYLOR: B.B, 1-2-3-45 Letterman's Cl. 45 Chorus 2-3-45 Spanish Cl. 3. LEONA THILL: Chorus 1-2. CAP TIBBITTS5 Track 15 Football 1-2-3-45 Golf 3-45 Letterman 1-2-3-45 Nat. Honor Soc. 2-3-45 Student Council 1-3-45' S.B.V.P. 35 S.B. President 45 Sec. Lettermen's Cl. 35 All-Region FB 2-35 Chorus 15 Boys Glee 25 Boys State 35 Delegate to Utah Teenage Conf. on Alcohol, Tobacco 8a Drugs. RON TRIMBLE5 Lettermerl 2-3-45 B,B, 1.-2-3-45 FB 3-45 All-Region FB 3-45 Baseball 3-45 Track 25 Tennis 3-45 Class Pres. 35 Sports Editor for Mo- grandah 4. LEE NEWMAN: Band 3-45 Wrestling 3-45 Journal- ism 45 Radio Cl. 3-45 Dance Band 4. Nh :,,',:NwnUf3' ., , . 3 .An Q WM df L32 r , ,K V. wk ,E , . ...,. , K ,,, Q fail Quzu . ' . GW! i,3..gA arv X N W 5 , , my . K, f 2375 :L H H , m , 1 ,E Q 1. A u fe 5 'Y Y 35 ' Officers are: ' BONNIE BROCK - presidentg SAM FLORENCE - vice president: CINDY WILSON - sec. 5 JANET NELSON - council rep. This has been a busy year for the Juniors. A11 of their money raising Projects for the annual Junior Prom have made the year more enjoyable for everyone. We are very proud of our Juniors who have worked hard. 9 , ,Pncrure C B Noi Available Gayle Brown Lupe Contreras Karleen Dickerson Fred Dieterle Reed Draper Kathleen Branscom Bonnie Brock K Diane Arrieri Romona Anderson Tonya Archibald Steven Bailey Kay Barker i Verl Barker Trixell Beeson Mike Boyer John Brooks Martin Brooks Barbara Charles Larry Clever Sam Florence Bill Foy Bill Grouf Dennis Hayes Michael Henderson Laura Jane Higgins Virginia Hines Clifford Gibson Gregory Gordon Arnold Grundvig Vicki Halls Jim Hayes Nancy Graves Glenn Gritts Roger Draper Ronald Dull Lynda Evans Susan Ferris Carol Gee Donald I-Iolyoak Garry Huffaker Robert Jackson Samuel Johnson Valerie Johnson Judy Looney Keith Knight Micheal Keller Linda Parker Robert Kirkham Pamela Larrabee Linda Lema v I Hazel Lambeth Robert Lammert 5 1 Kathy Long Judy Lowther Donna Lowther Mike McCarty Dermis McCoy M 39 Jim Mattingly Carol Jean Mikesell Lola McE1haney Richard Marsing Tony Martin Trudy Moore Conn ie Murphy Lester Nichol Nina Nicol David Ousley JohAnna Page William Murphy Clistie Nelson Janet Nelson Janie Newell Dennis Neely Cheryl Nelson David Paul Mary Perkins Q John Pipkin 1 r Ann Provonsha Donna Sebasuon E11een Ratchff Robrn Reardon Lois Ann Shafer Bob Scott Pam Shafer Bob Schraft Sherry Shumway Gary Shupe Bob Shupe Etta Skinner Joy Stilson John Riley Pat Unger 1 41 1 4 Donna Swenson Don Swink Patty Stocks Jeff Taylor Llnda Tumer Judy Teacle David Temple B111 Tennent Ke1th Tumbeaugh Donna Walker Joe Warren Kolleen Williams Cindy Wilson Thad Wilson Larry Thomas Joe Payne Jerry Ward Rosalee Ward mm, wp-nw, at 'f',117' Y f 1: ,ya -JJ 'N M ,S yr, 4 4 4 j .fr y fi... 24 f 1 5 f ,as v PWLL5 1.3 1 ,W nf' .L ' f' . i ,597 5 SY: 'f S H' ' Q W. 'sp f ff' we 1 . Ls '.il g,,g,1mw at f W -, ,ffl S A . V- V but 'N s Q- . qi H -of , Q V . , ff Q x mf' - W3 Q 44 u ' 2 l in .-vw 5 5 A KM V -i'., 35 , , 'b X2 ' -Y - F - gif 5, 0 0IIl0I'6Z9 Q! ,,.,. ., ' 3 my WH 'S' .:. , -HQ 'ww f T ' K: 'fftl . b ' , h 3- if-1 ufvfv? in J- M. M19 Mk 41. ai.gi2fff4'f?f+ Class Officers are: DENNIS FRANCIS - presidentg NANCY TIBBITS - vice presidentg RITA LANCE - sec GLYNIS HOUSE - council rep. The sophomores of 1965 in the short time that they have been here, have contributed a great deal to the educational and the citizenship standards of Grand County High. Tom Archibald Joe Arias Mike Bailey Don Baker Paulet Bake Corin Barker bb LM Dennis Barker U43 ' 1' M Daphen Bastion - 3 Gary Bema Milf: M Bill Bierschied .4Qgf'MN' Jerry Bisco KL Charlotte Bittle Jack Bland Patti Boyd Mike Brown N Tlim Boulden larry Bowerman i l N N V Dottie Byrd Marty Camberlang Dale Canepa Margo Carlson Ann Carter Tony Castor Golda Christensen Dale Cline ! 45 Bruce Coley Gary Crowson Bill Curfman Carry Cox Marjorie Daley Terry Dalton Melvin Dalton Julie Ann Dickerson Mike Daniels Johnnie Downard Alan Droegemeier Kay Erbes Pamela Fedrizzi Janis Ferguson Dennis Francis Nicki Freeman Corky Gamer Glen Gee Eddie Gillins Harry Goff Linda Griffin Paula Grundvig Tony Halls 1 i i Kathy Jones Lola Lambeth Reta Gaye Lance V Robynn Lange Dennis Laughter Niki Leach Jerry Lemon Susan Leystra Doroteo Limas Jim McCarty Glen is House Brett Hulen Katharyn Knight Nate Knight Rodger Kirkham Mitch Hill ivlike Hill wiuiam Hilton I Chuch Keller Kathleen Keogh Mike Hamner Ronnie Hart Sharon Hawks Jim Hayes Carol Jackson Gary McCoy Mike McDouga1d Carol Ann McElhaney Mac McLean Sherry Markle Randy Marsing Allen Mathew Jerry Miller Joe Montgomery Dennis Moses Beverley Neal DeAnna Moses Dallas Neely Liz Nelson Kirtly Nordfelt Doris Norris Billy Nyland Warren Osbome Russell Oviatt Emmitt Pittman Sue Pruitt Theda Purley Mary Ratcliff John Reseigh Bonnie Striblen Sandra Stubblefield Jim Swick Denise Tangren John Taylor Sheryl Stow Phyllis Stovall Rita Stoye Alice Strader JoLyn Shumway Wayne Shupe Jack Stewart Carol Stewart Carol Stocks Joe l An V 1Ck1 Stephen Anza. Shafer Sheets . Shomaker Il SHOW S Dennis Rice Greg Robertson John Rowe David Salchenberger DOIiS S18.V6l'lS Ellen Woodruff John Wright Max Young Shauna Zufelt Susan Zufelt Jim Ward Richard Warren Bobby Washbum Sandy Wilden Donald Rowe LaRae Walker Martin Twitchell Christen Walker Ronald Walker Sandra Walls Rocky Ward Lyle Thomas Nancy Tibbins Joe Tietjen Roger Tumer Tip Q. x , .,g, ff x 1' ,. ,isa Q if ,. + pg F A . em zz, f, A-X, x Sam Grubbs, Co-Captaing A11-State ffaatball Ron Trimble Co-Captaing A11-Region Head Coach, Glen Richesong Assxstant Coach Frank Carbajal Cap Tibbitts, Mike Bynum, Co-Captain: Co-Captaing A11-State A11-State 52 I Mike Bailey Duane Bronson, Mike Brown A11-State. A11-Region Larry Clever Bob Contreras Bill Curfman Mel Dalton Mike Daniels Reed Draper N X w J ' ,A Roger Draper Bill Foy Dennis Francis Zeke Francis Glen Gritts Bill Hilton A11-Region Art Hopkins Nate Knight Mac McLean 54 i Bill Nyland Jim Nyland Mike Osborne Robert Sheets Pat Unger Ronnie Walker Joe Warren, John Wright Bob Z-llfelf All-Region 56 6'rass Kauntry During a busy sports year, GCHS'managed to field a cross country team, under the direction of Coach Gary Eyre. Participation was slim, but grueling tests were afforded the hardy athletes who endured this overland activity. Left to right Coach Eyre, Wayne Leystra, Gary Stubblefield, Dennis Rice, Jim Camberlang, Allan Drogemeire, John Pipkin, Jim Hayes, and Jay Murphy. Mr. Eyre took time off as Principal of Helen M. Knight School to coach. As a former Olympic star, himself, he gave many pointers. Sam Grubbs, Co-Capt Wayne Leystra, Co-Capt. Swan Schedule MOAB 44 CARBON - PRICE 26 GRAND JUNCTION 56 CENTRAL G.J. 60 EMERY '72 CENTRAL G.J. 67 GRAND JUNCTION 63 DOLORES 65 MONTICELLO '76 CORTEZ '77 GREEN RIVER 68 EAST CARBON 62 BLAN DING '71 UNION '76 MONTICELLO 99 NOTRE DAME '78 GREEN RIVER 52 EAST CARBON 90 DURANGO 62 BLANDING 88 MONTICELLO 97 NOTRE DAME 60 ST. JOSEPH 64 MANTI 56 NORTH SANPETE 66 CEDAR CITY OPPONENT 43 62 64 67 45 '74 51 59 '75 50 66 ftwo overtime-:J 63 67 53 46 64 47 63 59 64 44 57 51 66 68 SIXTH IN STATE CLASS B restliug N sm K' an MQW H532 iff QYEEQ -.Rf-if Mgfi si R f M A ,, W- ..-. Zf x I - .. YES' X- Q? figs, f qv 8155 . M Y K gk gig 'QQ K xg X g L 'wcvgaggas I ay Murphy - 103 lbs. ' 2nd in State Zeke Francis - 138 lbs. - A11-Region Mike Osborne - Hwt. - 2nd in State Q 1 xr, Haseball BOTTOM ROW: Coach Richeson, Dennis Francis, Reed Draper Bob Zufelt Robert Sheets, Ronald Walker, lim Hayes, Mike Henderson Ctrainerj SECOND ROW Marty Camberlang, Art Hopkins, Corky Garner, Jim Nyland Mike Bailey Bob Schraft, Mr. Douglas. TOP ROW: Mike Daniels, Mike Brown Don Swrnk Ron nie Hart, Dennis Rice, Zeke Francis. Sflip lc April 6: April 9: April 13: April 16: April 20: April 23: April 27: April 30: May 4: . -xsoxsiiiiis San Juan, There. Notre Dame, There Monticello, Here. Green River, There. Cortez, Here. San Vluan, Here. Notpe Dame, Here. Monticello, There. Green River, Here. l N ,- .Qs 4 2 ' 4 . v . 2 ii 0 .Q ,, fs I gf. M if A, xr W, I A wx , ,S ff r eww ez Q' Ex V I? if 5' , .cf , fi?3?i1 AW JE gf - 'ef M -if giwy , f--Q ., . fifif :H ...,.. 1 2 x QV vfw, 1? A A 7 wwf q X. 'MWA ,f ,Q , ,QQ . I Lf - ' 2 'G -iw I S K ,Fk i LQW, N , f . 'Sli vl' ga i X , 6333 . ,Ev Ai . 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ESE T 'vw-W, JR'- pg. .W V.4, . ,- -fb - ' 'fH?'f5w w. ,Mograndalf Stay Mograndah staff is as follows: lst row, Greg Johanson - Business Manager: Lee Newman - Sports, Jim Nyland - Sports, Jim Camberlang - Sports, Ron Trimble - Sports Co-Editor, Sam Grubbs - Sports Co-Editor. 2nd row, Shauna Zufelt - Photo Editor, Ann Carter - Activities Editor, Bonnie Brock - Classes Editor, Roseanne Madsen - Editor-in-Chief, Jeannie Davidson 1 Copy Editor, Linda Newman - Classes. 3rd row, Mike Johnson, Bob May- hew - Sports, Harry Goff - Assistant, Bill Groff - Assistant Business Manager, Reed Draper - Sports and Business Rita Stoye - Organizations Editor. NOT SHOWN: Kyle Baileys, Mike O'Nea1 and Sarah Torres. Sage Stay Newspaper work involves long hours and a great deal of patience. Shown here is SAGE staff member putting the -paper together after school. ,Xl First row fleft to righty Jim Shoemaker, Pat Unger, Tony s. Second Row: Larry Bowerman, Randy Marsing, Don Baker. Third Row: A Lawrence and Lupe Con- treras. Not Shown: Bob Washburn, Pam Wintch, Dennis Dave Salchenberger, Patti Boyd, Jean Burr, Emmitt Pittman, Mac McLean, Dorothy Campus, Jody Madden Tom Archibald, Mitch Hill, Dick Shumway, Jack Foy, Susan Dennis, Rose Anne Mad sen, Bob Riddle Sr the sixth hour Journalism Class. Student Gauncil The Student Council consists of the following people: lst row, Mr. Leonard, advisor, Sam Florence, junior, Mike Bynum, senior, Jeff Taylor, junior, Angie Foy, senior, Cap Tibbitts, senior, and Mrs. Mack, advisor 2nd row is as follows, Pamela Fedrizzi, sophomore, Glenis House, sophomore, Nancy Tibbitts, sophomore, Kathy Long, junior, Janet Nelson, junior, John Cook, senior, and Gary Stubblefield, senior Qnot shownj. The Student Council gives students a chance to take an active part in the govern- ment of their school. The Student Council coordinates the extra-curricular activities and the members are supposed to set an example for the other students as to general conduct, sluffing, grades, and the support of school activities. Honor Society 1st row left to right Jeff Taylor, Sam Florence, Mike Bynum, Cap Tibbitts, Wayne Leystra, Charles Love ridge, Arnold Grundvig. 2nd row: Mrs. Foy, sponsor, Cindy Wilson, Carol Jean Mikesell, Kathy Bailey, Delores Pool, Sandy Bacca, Lynda Bynum, and Angie Foy. The purpose of the Honor Society is to reicognize students who excel in scholarship, leadership, school service, and character. The Honor Society promotes scholarship and engages in worthwhile services. ' I Q n '19 r 1 r gr C .... I O ...' . If i Drama and Zlfcspiaus The Happiest Millionaire, per- formed by the Community Players at Helen M. Knight Auditorium starred John Cook and Cheryl Holy- oak. Thespians pictured above are as follows: 1st row, Hazel Lam-beth, Etta Skinner, Julie Ann Metzger, Judy Teacle, Sandy Willden, Ann Provonsha, Carol Mikesell, Paula Davidson. 2nd rowg John Pipkin, Linda Bynum, Angie Foy, Connie Murphy, Liz Nel- son, Theresa Shafer, Donna Schasbian, Linda King, Joe Montgomery. 3rd row: Den- ny Hayes, Steve Stewart, Corin Barker, Terry Dalton, Larry Smith, Bill Tennent, Cary Cox, Mike Bynum. Walcncal ,4ctiaf1! Hand .Marching Hand Recognized by the Music Education's National Conference, the purposes of the high school band are listed in the follow- ing order of importance: the development of the student, the teaching of music, and service to the school and the public. In addition the high school band provides the student with the opportunity for creative activities and emotional outlets. yldajorcltcs I Pictured below is solo majorette, Sandy Biscog and corps majorettes Diane Arrieri and Janice Hatzen- buehler. Dedication Mr. Ken Wilson, music instructor at the High School last year, was well-liked by his students and his fellow faculty mem- bers. His concern for the student was always foremost in his mind. His talents in music were innumerable and he was able to convey a keen sense of the musical art to his students. School had just completed for the 1963-64 year, when Mr. Wilson met his destiny in an automobile accident near Delta, Colorado. Many GCI-IS students remember and respect him well. His family surviving him may be proud of the accomplish- ments he made in the school district. The MOGRANDAH staff proudly dedicates this page to the memory of Mr. Wilson. Q All- tate Iiiaud Kenneth Hutchinson, left and Bill Claussen, right are GCHS representatives in the All-State Band. Instructor is Mr. Brito Kauccrt Band ,sg W S' - X Q A51 A 5' V55 Q11 Les, Q 357 .- ki fs ' 57 f +iE5:.-- M L Y ,M Ygswl-EQ v,ltv, frets SW x lst Row: Lorraine Baker - reporter, Sandy Bacca - Sec. , Linda Barrett - V. Pres. . Holly Jo Bradstreet - Pres. , Karleen Dickerson - Sergeant-at-Arms, Miss Dice - Advisor. 2nd Row: Paula Grundvig, Carol Gee, Robynn Lang, Paula Benson, Cathy Stephens, Linda King, Linda Buchanan, Katie Brock, Hazel Lambeth, Pamela Fed- rizzi, Kathleen Keogh. 3rd Row: Charlotte Bittle, Kathy Jones, Kay Barker, Bonnie Striblen, Janice Ferguson, Nancy Graves, Shirley Bittle, Julie Metzger, Judy Teacle, Pam Shafer. 4th Row: Linda Turner, Gayle Brown, Laura Higgins, Donna Lowther, Christine Goodspeed, Donna Swenson, Annie Shafer, Cindy Wilson, Kathy Long, Kol leen Williams, Robin Reardon, Ann Provonsha, Nancy Tibbetts. 5th Row: Linda Swenson, Eileen Ratcliff, Linda Lema, Janie Newell, Angie Foy, Nicki Freeman, Ann Snow, Marge Carlson, Sue Pruitt. 6th Row: Vicki Stephens, Lola Lambeth, Sherry Markle, Kathy Branscom, Jean Burr, Janet Nelson, Donna Wa'lker, fLinda By- num - not shownj. Hlzccrlcadzrs Varsity Cheerleaders are as follows: lst rowg Cindy Wilson, Pat Corey. 2nd rowg Kathy Long, Donna Walker. 3rd row: Linda Evans, Janet Nelson. The purposes of the Devilettes and Cheerleaders are to provide pep for ath- letic functions, develop and exercise school spirit, develop leadership, devel- op poise, character, and self-confidence, encour- age social and recreation- al activities, and to de- velop interest in school activities. Klzecrleadcrs Left to right Virginia Hines, Linda King and Anne Shafer, perform as B team cheerleaders. Cheerleaders Linda Evans, Kathy Long, Janet Nelson, and Cindy Wilson go through their routine. ,Ccttmuens 61116 Lettermen 's Club is as follows: lst rowg Coach Carbajal, Arnold Grundvig, Ronald Dull, Zeke Francis, Bob Ry nio, Cap Tibbitts, Dean Christensen, Art Hopkins, Coach Richeson. 2nd row, Keith Turnbeaugh, Jim Camber lang, Roger Draper, Chuck Loveridge, David Ousley, Greg Johanson, Reed Draper, Jay Murphy. 3rd row, Pat Unger, Craig Nordfelt, Kenneth Huthinson, Duane Bronson, Sam Grubbs, Wayne Leystra, Joe Warren, Ron Trim ble. Not shown in the picture is Mike Bynum. Dance Class is as follows: lst row, Hazel Lambreth, Leona Thill, Angie Foy, Liz Nelson, Pamela Fedrizzi, Carol Mikesell, Virginia Hines. 2nd row, Sherri Mar- kle, Ruth Ratclift, Dona Sebastian, Virginia Knight, Paula Grundvig, Connie Murphy, Bonnie Striblen, Linda King. 3rd row, Zeke Francis, Larry Smith, Cary Cox. Dance Glass Speech The speech class has participated actively in several events this year with a fine showing. Members are as fol- lows: lst row Katie Brockg Shirley Bittle, Linda Lema, Robin Reardon, Cindy Wilson, Sandy Bacca, Mr. Dono- ghue. 2nd row Hutch Hutchinson, Thad Wilson, Dennis Neely, Joe Warren, Craig Nordfelt, Kirtley Nordf elt. 3rd row Greg Gordon, Mike Osborne, Wayne Leystra, Larry Jacobs, and Rock Coley. lfcszafius The Vesuvius Club is a service organization, consisting of Juniors and Seniors. The girls in Vesuvius are expected to uphold the school standards by their actions and the way they dress. The Vesuvius members are supposed to further sportsmanship and friendliness at school and should support all school activities. T l T l N 85 I N 1st row is as follows: Miss Davidson, Kathy Turner fvice presidenty, Alice Ann Adair fPresidentJ, Kar- leen Dickerson fSecretaryJ. 2nd row Linda Swenson, Paula Benson, Nancy Graves, Ann Provonsha, Carol Gee. 3rd row- Christine Walker, Deanna Moses fUtah State Third Vice Presidentj, Darlene Walk- er, Kathryn Knight, La Ree Walker, and Margaret Knight. 5'uturc flomcmakers af Alucrim The purposes are to promote appreciation of the joy and satis- fact-ion of homemaking, to empha- size importance of worthy home membership, to encourage democ- racy in the home, to work for good home life for all, to promote in- ternational good will, to foster leadership in the home, to provide wholesome recreation, and to fur-- ther interest in home economics. Girls' Glen Girls Glee is as follows: lst row, Hazel Lambeth, Kay Barker, Trudy Moore, Patty Stocks Connie Murphy, President, Linda King, Vice President, Eileen Ratcliff, Secretary, and Cheryl Nelson, Reporter. 2nd row, Ruth Ratcliff, Virginia Hines, Janice Ferguson, Sandy Wilden, Mary Ratcliff, Bonnie Striblen, Linda Bynum, Linda Swenson, and Leona Thill. 3rd row, Cathy Stephens, Donna Swenson, Paula Davidson, Barbara King, Sherry Markle, Susan Ferris, and Dottie Byrd. T nm cw Radio Club is as follows: lst row, Mr. Ijlolyoak, sponsorg Mike Boyer, and Kenneth Hutchinson. 2nd row, Greg Johanson and Lee Newman. 3rd row, Bill Groff. Mzlfcd Elzarus These people help the public to appreciate music. Left to right, first row: Kathy Bow- man, Donna Walker, Janet Nelson, Randy Spencer, John Olearain, Glen Taylor, Julie Metzger, Dorris Norris, Sheryl Stow. 2nd row: Niki Leach, Margaret Knight, Gary McCoy, David Severns, Dale Canepa, Valerie Johnson, Anne Shafer, Linda King. 3rd row: JoLyn Shumway, Ellen Woodruff, Ginger Knight, Mike McCoy, Ken Erbes, Jerry Bisco, Judy Teacle, Jean Burr, Susan Zufelt. 4th row: Allen Drogemeire, Dennis Mc- Coy, Mac McLean, Mike O'Neal, Charles Clark, Steven Stewart. All- State 61101718 GCHS has been adequately represented to Moab and Utah by these out- standing musicians. lst row, left to right: Ginger Knight, Paula David- son, Leona Thill. 2nd row, Charles Clark and Ken Erbes. af :fi-:1 bs, ,, mf kg, ' 7 ,E 5 A AQ N ilxgf Q - i , ' ' 5 w W H' H - If VN N .-,gg ix Y at 1 W ' Q95-fi? 1133 ' K - ' . W 'W' ': ' ' f- ' - -X - 9' - + ' , -. -L ,A ,Q iff, .. 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Parade Mayor Boyd gives encouragement Coach Carbajal and his wife crown the roylty. Sweethearts Hall Sweetheart King and Queen Donna Swenson and Jim Camberlang enjoy the ball. Sadie J-laufkins THIS HERE MALE DEAR i, HAS BEEN CATCHED B151- FOR THE SADIE HAWKIN 'S DANCE ON SAT. , OCT. 24, 1964 at 7:30 P, M. SO HANDS OFF GALS Smivr Suaufball Soohonforo Swing Girls Sports Ski 61116 Ski Club members appearing at left are Lee Newman, president: Art Hopkins, Bob Mayhew, vice presidentg Warren Osborne. fBack rowj Wayne Leystra, Secretary, Mike Osborne, Chuck Loveridge, and Greg Johanson, treasurer. Not pictured: Kyle Bailey. L L L ' F V .f- F. Raw v. 9' Q 'F 1 ..: N--.., A .xx .. 5, 1, NET! A 4 f Q . T EEF' x... 5 'i .3 ,ps-ug 1 il i sa W BA r ., M x in-Q1 Q T ,,,.., lf. Qt. , :wwf lf gn , 266' swf' 1, 2 G.. .wr 1 ' 'ML' , S , ' fT5LQE S' lzfilra Na A ,, ,fig ff. ubi- ih Li. 7 ,- wg 'xqwifk v'i'L'Q' ,K--x..!w . .' ggi. ' 'Q 44 . m w A-2 , N. if I AN INDEPENDENT TELEPHONE CO. 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Center 253-4461 i 105 A 81 W DRIVE INN Across from the High School We're all the way for the RED DEVILS Moab' s Finest and most modern Robert 8: Merlene Boic e Gifts for all the family! IT'S GIFT SHCP JEWELERS We're callin' MOAB LUMBERQ They've 106 g MOAB LUMBER Moab' s Home Improvement Cente 1' What's all the excitement, fellas? ot everything! RILEY DRUGS MAIN SITREET I 1vIoAB's FINEST FKDUNTAIN SERVICE GAS UP AT cANYoNl.ANos conoco SOUTH HIGHWAY 160 BLAlNE'S GARAGE FOR YOUR EVERY AUTOMOTIVE NEED SO. H. W. 160 3-7236 5 . . i i , . MOAB TV AND ELECTRONICS CHEVRON STATION ROBERTSON BROS. R 1 126 North Main MILLERS STANDARD FURNITURE METALS Z5 North Main R 264 South 4th East SPENCERS' CANYONLANDQS B v 8: Juanita Spencer for all Best Food in Town Office Supplies McDONALD'S ICE AND STORAGE -SLT ep V ,ydzq my , 1- L, - p , V V W K e '5i3W1fjf: ,, V e K - . gi, ' . . . - 4- K Plumbing and Heating Moab 253-771 1 Don't Cuss Call Us Contracting Repairing Ed's Plumbing and Heating Spanish Valley Dr . Moab HASE MEYERS I International Harvester Sales - Service Scout All - Wheel drive Vehicles Trucks Pick - ups Heavy Duty Trucks International Diesels Cummins Diesels 253-6831 1809 Millcreek Dr. Moab Complete Service Laundry 1-Day Service Pick up and Delivery Phone 2. 53 - 7 7 0 1 NeIson's Laundry and Linen Supply Central Utah Insurance Agency Your Independent Insurance Agent Serves You First For EVERY Insurance NEED Fast Fair Claim SERVICE Monticello Blanding 587-2279 678-3041 103 N. Main 73 S. Ma MOAB 4 N. Main 253-2501 in MCAB WHERE YOUR MONEY ISSAVEDH NATIONAL VALLEY SHOPPING CENTER 4,4 Il ' Tasiee Freeze 3 Buck's Mobil A u Y t Home of Good M 7 353 North Main 3-5796 Il i t Ice Cream '-My Across from the High School Ken Erbes Buck Archer Walker Barber Shop Pete 8: Krug 61 North Main 3-7536 Saveway Market 45 North Main 3-4271 GET MORE FOR YOUR DOLLAR POOR BOY DRIVE INN W Cheapest Hamburgers in Town Congratulations ! Class of '65 Tony Lama Standard RECAP Company Retailers Wholesalers Distributors Ray Wilmer - Owner Ralph Marksberry - Mgr. COMPLIMENTS FRED STOYE AGENCY Life Insurance - Mutual Funds Room 215, P.O. Building V 1 CORDRAY ELECTRIC INC. We :F REPAIR :ff REWIND :ff REBUILD 433 N. i Main Phone 253-3551 Electrical Equipment MOAB, UTAH BUCKS 253-2536 Wrecker Service Phone 253-2822 AUTO REPAIR MOAB APPAREL Finest in Clothing SMART FASHIONS 56 E. 3rd South 3-8817 FALCON FAIRLANE FORD THUNDER BIRD P 84 K FORD SALES 84 S. Main Moab YAMA'S I.G.A. Your home-owned grocery MOAB BLUEPRINT For Your Special Needs 61 E. Center Phone 253-4541 116 r ALICE JO Everything y y MODE O' DAY FROCK SHOP For The Ladies Moab' s Fashion Center Get More For What You Pay! SHOP Save at Mode O'Day 26 West Center Moab, Utah Heart Canyon MlLLER'S CLOTHING of the Lands N. MAIN BEST WISHES CLASS OF '65 MOAB HPRESCRIPTIONSN SHOP AT VALLEY DRUG! Are Our Main Business Located in the Valley Shopping Center D 8. J GRCCERY Your Locally-Owned Grocery CONGRATULATIONS! Class of '65 .-- ' Our helpful banking services are always in season THE FIRST SECURITY BANK MOAB, UTAH l MILHIIR EDIRAL Rg:lRVl IYST -7 v ' ns' NSU , 90 114+ 0 0 nun-num V' no ooo E 3' :.......... 2 5 Fu:-en , Q, Depnnnpg on , I I .-,V x CONGRATU LATIGNS, C LASS CF '65 k X f V, Vf ,I 1, Y -W , -- ' A - ' , ig 1-sm, I ,M B55 X. ow QWVK '31 A 'vf 1 V Avwl 9 A ,, ,Va 3 I H -+ h i XS 5 s. F W S 6? X Q FOR HARDWARE, APPLIANC ES, HONDAS it' s GAIWBLES your ALL- PURPOSE STORE huck' s heerful hopper shop CHUCK'S BARBER SHOP MILLER'S SHOPPING CENTER Serving Moab and Southeastern Utah Since 1896 Printing - Advertising Gffice Supplies - Printing Samuel Cr. Taylor Z9 East Center Street Editor and Manager Moab, Utah MAVERICK STATION Friendly Service with Karl 8: Pat Tangren CALL 253-6731 435 N. MAIN MOAB A 1 ADD-A-BUD l FLOWERS Flowers for all occasions Call 253 4316 65 E. CENTER MOAB l NOR TH HIWAY 160 stop 'N Save P McDonald's BEE'-'NE 123 IQ u W .. sly ' ' I r f ' I QC1Qul:uflg ,mismmwwmmmwwmwmwwww c I a s s 9 45 5 : 5 W I , A f lltik f , im ' by T 1 4 ' ' 4' 56. the -:.g:f-igfglg f- -iv 4229 'E graduating 'llhllllllmlllllll 1 mwwmmwwwwmwmwwmwmmsww REED LANCE 9 1 ' Ye so u AU nmr or me coca.-com comamv av 4,5 9:1 xiig DDMMWNWPMBESXUWMWWWD Roy's Texaco he Aco I jf 2nd North Main 15 in MOAB'S Variety Store 50 S. Mai SPROUSE if REITZ - Towne House MQTEL 1 I 570 N. 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