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

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1969 volume:

AND ALIVE I FEEL... EMPTINESS AND DISBELIEF I FEEL.. . SECURE I FEEL SADNESS ' AND DETERMINATION RIDICULOUS - . . 32. W. ■ '■ v y. • : - . Carla Samples, tsypnt Manager , DerJte Marksberry, Copy Editor kl, HeaJS'ypist C liAslyT-i J ajyj fcus in? s. Ma n ago r +' ■ A ’S V � V PP lL'J ' - ' :s pe, Advisor J ' 'ii. . � T irv- T 1 ■ V «r ♦ ■ Head Coach: Glen Richeson Assistant Coach: Ward Curtis DEVILS STRIVE FOR PERSONAL SATIFACTION. . . Defensive Squad Hard practice and endurance brought the 1968 Devils Football team the self satisfaction they strived for. The Devils, coached by Glen Richeson and Ward Curtis, finished the season with a 3-5-1 record. Doug Minton Bruce Davidson Managers Randy Zimmerman Offensive Squad DEVILS PREFORMED AS ONE— Each member of the Red Devil Football team shined as an individual, but it was the joint effort that made them stand out in Region 6 competition. They band together and worked as a team. Those who stood on the sidelines and watched were just as much a part as those eleven who battled it out on the fields. 20 DENNIS BAILEY JEFF COWAN BELLY MANZANARES JIM DICKERSON DAVE LOMENICK MIKE RAYMOND • DON RUTHERFORD KENNY NELSON RICHARD BOHANNON STEVE ROBINSON BRENT JACOBS DEE FERGUSEN ROBERT KNIGHT RICHARD GREEN JEFF ATWOOD Mel Walker RISES' V ,.-y ■ . Robin Groff JUNIOR VARSITY TOP, LEFT TO RIGHT: Rick Maynard, Harold Bogart, Wesley Ferguson, Rick Hirschfeld, Stephen Walston, Greg Jacobson, MIDDLE: Royal Holter, Mike Shumway, Paul Cox, Waren Domenick, Gail Gordon, Eric Nelson, Jeff White, Ron Krist, BOTTOM: George Lacy, Dennis Holtz, Bill Carter, Daniel Sanchez, Bill Gentry, Charlie Sandoval, Oivil Kemper, Oren Beeson. A COACHES SALUTE Known and loved throughout the entire school Coach Ward Curtis and his assistant Del Ford have spurred the Red Devils on to victory in 1969. Thses two men have combined their efforts to put out a team that will be remembered through Grand County High School history. Long hours of practice made a group of outstanding boys into an outstanding team. Still the boys could not have made a team by themselves, they needed a coach to guide them. WE SALUTE YOU THE BASKETBALL COACHES OF 1969 25 Roy Brown, Billy Manzanares, Brent Jacobs, Mike Corbin, Jeff Cowan, Sam Scarf. Fourteen individuals working together made the G. C. H. S. Cagers the team they are today. Each individual spent many long hours practicing after school in an attempt to attain perfection in basketball skills. The 1969 Cager will long be remembered at G. C. H. S. They were truly a team to be proud of ! ! I DEVILS GIVE TOP EFFORT ALL SEASON Steve Robinson, John Cowan, Robert Gritts, Chuck Zimmerman, Ricky Maynard, Jim Dravage, Rob Daye. A1ISHVA nrJlK � f7lK Senior Forward, Brent Jacobs, dove into the struggle to snare the ball. DEVILS IN ACTION Our basketball team isn't complete with- out the effort, support, and-encourage- ment of it's two managers, Richard Green and Robin Groff. PRE-SEASON Nov. 29 - Tabiona HOME Dec. 6 - Dove Creek THERE Dec. 7 - Mancos HOME Dec. 13 - Montrose HOME Dec. 14 - Fruita HOME Dec. 19 - Emery THERE Dec. 20 - Cortez HOME LEAGUE Jan. 3 - Notre Dame THERE Jan. 10 - East Carbon HOME Jan. 17 - Green River THERE Jan. 22 - Monticello HOME Jan. 24 - San Juan THERE Jan. 31 - Notre Dame HOME Feb. 7 - East Carbon THERE Feb. 14 - Green River HOME Feb. 21 - Monticello THERE Feb. 28 -San Juan HOME Top rebounders, Roy Brown and Brent Jacobs, leap to get control of the ball. Brent Jacobs and Roy Brown closely guard Monticello cagers to retain the lead from our arch-rival, the Buckaroos. Our future lies in the hands of these young boys. The Junior Varsity will keep the name of G. C. H. S. Cagers alive in the years to come. Future victory's will come to the fighting Devils through the efforts of this team. All their hard work has paid off in a winning team for today as well as tomorrow. TODAY'S JUNIOR VARSITY IS TOMORROWS VARSITY! !!! First row: Don Taylor, Terry McKinnon, Kim Neal, David Bierschied, Coach Del Ford. Second row: Harold Boggart, Mike Daniels, Steve Robinson, Bruce Davidson, Robert Gritts, Rick Hirschfeld Ricky Maynard, John Cowan, Chuck Zimmerman. Even though they knew that track was a sport of endurance and hard work fifteen boys faced the challenge of competition. Many new faces were seen on the track and on the field. But the team boasted returning nine lettermen: Richard Green, Reggie Gay, Roy Brown, Greg Norton, Chuck Zimmerman, Jeff Cowan, Mike Raymond, Robert Knight, Steve Robinson. 1969 tracksters came on strong in the field with hurdles, shot put, and javalin. On the track they displayed their speed ability. The 1969 Track Team was coached by Del Ford. Richard Green Paul Cox, Billy Manzanares, Greg Norton. Reggie Gay Roy Brown Chuck Zimmerman Billy Manzanares Robert Gritts Doug Carroll Steve Robinson Richard Green David Bierschied Mike Raymond Robert Knight Jeff Cowan v WRESTLING Coach Leonard is one of the outstanding personalities of our school. He's an indispensable person, loved by the entire student body. The wrestlers admire Coach Leonard for his wrestling ability and his good nature. Curtis Hall seems to be everywhere sharing his synical humor. The entire wrestling team feels a special type of affection for their manager. Mel Walker, Dee Ferguson, Kenny Nelson, Dave Lomenick, Steve Wa. con, Jim Keogh, Ron Krist, Robin Donoghue, Eric Nelson, Orville Kemper, Ray Waldon, Eric Robinson. Wrestling, a sport for individuals. You’re all alone out on the mat, there's no one to help you. If you win, the glory belongs to you, and defeat must be accepted in gracious sol- itude. G.C. H. S. entertained wrestlers from all over Utah at the State Wrestling Tournament. We are justly proud of our wrestlers as individuals as well as a team. Left to Right, top: George Lacy, Jeff Atwood, Donald Merzes, John Gaither, Richard Taylor. Bottom; Daniel Sanchez, Tim Dull, Jeff White, Don Reed. 35 WRESTLERS HIT THE MAT Senior Members: Kathryn Dalton, Rex Leech, Monnette Tangren, Colleen Johnson, Marcianne Bordeaux, Lee Ann Adkinson, Joy Gay, Sue Jensen, Michael Raymond. Junior Members: Janel McDougald, Sherry Oliver, Diana Foy, Cindy Roberts, Steve Riley, Steve Boyden and Advisor Mrs. Foy. Leadership Scholarship Citizenship Character And Service are the goals of HONOR SOCIETY Left to Right: Jim Markle, Robin Donoghue, Jim Dravage, Brent Jacobs, Steve Riley, Tony Fratto. FORENSICS The Speech II class under the supervision of Mr. Russ Donoghue represents Grand County High School at all Speech activities. Each student has chosen his favor- ite aspect of speech to excel in. The entire class travels to all meets in region, then the regional winners go on to state. This year the Speech II Class had enough talent to anticipate several entries in State Competition. Left to Right: Denice Marksberry, Richard Miller, Dennis Bailey, Sherry Oliver, Marilyn Luhrs, Tom Walterscheid. NOT PICTURED: Katy Brown, Lynn Brecthel, Peggy Tomsic, Suzann Wight, Don Williams. 39 Happenings around G.C.H.S. and student activities were re- ported to the student body via the Sage. Left to Right: Rick Hirschfeld, Curtis Halls, Jim Dickerson, Steve Riley, Sue Jensen, Marianne Bowthrope, Betty Gordon, Carla Samples, Lynn Brechtel, Denise Ballam, Tesa Williams, Shirley Jones, Michelle Gramlich, Mark Mason, Steve Boyden. THE SAGE IS IN THE KNOW Sherry Oliver, editor and staff member Cindy Roberts Every member of the Sage staff was given an assignment to keep G.C.H.S. in-the-know. Features such as Senior Comer, How's Your Mathematics, and Devil's Date Book added to our Sage. The 69 Mograndah is an ex- ceptional yearbook. This year it features a mood sec- tion of colored pages. Thanks to the hard work, and determination of LaVona Walker and her staff. Many long hours were spent working on last minute dead- lines. The Mogranda Staff has sincerely tried to make this your yearbook. Diny Foy, Cindy Walterscheid, Sandy Holland, Denise Marksberry, Kathy Jensen, Carla Samples, Christy Holland, LAVONA WALKER, editor. MOGRANDAH IS YOU EXPRESS YOURSELF PAM LARSEN, editor, Jhonnie Wilson, Janet Bowman, Denice Ballam, Shirley Jones. Original contributions from individuals in our student body make-up Expression. For the first time, Expression 69 will be published twice this year. NEWS BUREAU Every afternoon at 3:40 a famil- iar voice rings out, Good afternoon, this is Steve Riley with the Grand County High School News Bureau. A lot of hard work goes into this five minute program. Steve and his staff provide local, national, and international news; as well as all school announcements. The News Bureau is a valuable asset to G.C.H. S. Due to it's tremendous success the News Bureau is bound to become a tradition. Jhonnie Wilson, Chris Holland, Carla Samples, Betty Gordon, Steve Riley. TIMES INDEPENDENT Shirley Jones, Steve Boyden, Dianna Foy, Steve Riley. One of the newest and most successful additions to our school has been a full page of high school happenings in the Times Independent. For the first time, the commun- ity was aware of all the high school news. THESPIANS The dramatic efforts of the G.C.H. S. drama department have taken on new meaning with the addition of Star Hall. Alot of advance prac- tice must take place before opening night. These are two typical shots of the drama class preparing for another dramatic presentation, with the help of Mr. Wendell Bow thorp. THESPIAN OFFICERS President........................Mike Are hart Vice Pres.......................Kathryn Dalton Secretary..................................Dana Nordfelt 43 MIXEDCHORUS W. Pipkin, J. Cowan, R. Gritts, J. Bisco, F. Thomas, E. Reed, C. Pipkin, M. Shumway, T. Cleveland, G. Norton, G. Gordon, M. Shumway, L. Thayne, F. Thomas, M. Arehart, R. Shumway, R. Leech, D. Ferguson, C. Ottinger, K. Dalton, L. Lumbordie, S. Williams, V. Olsen, D. McCollough, J. Murphy, L. Tangren, A. Stocks, M. Wade, W. Nelson, S. Pectol, P. Walston, C. Easterling, M. Barker, K. Richards, M. Terwilliger, L. Tangren, Roberta Knutson, pianist, and Wendell Bowthrope, director. A L L C. Bell, C. Maughan, C. Pipkin, V. Gentry, K. Dalton, P. Walston, M. Arehart, R. Shumway, C. Johnson, T. Cleveland, W. Pipkin, S. Pectol, S. Patterson, C. Johnson, L. Tangren, R. Leech. T A T E C H 0 R U S Wendell Bowthrope, Director; D. Lomenick, C. Luhrs, M. Walker, T. Sheets, C. Frandsen, B. Maughan, M. Raymond, C. Sandoval, C. Rossiter, T. Perkins, V. Teeples. S. Gonzales, L. Tangren, J. Gordon, S. McKinley, R. Sebastian, Wendell Bowthrope, R. McCormick, P. Garner, S. Patterson, C. Johnson, B. Stewart, P. Keck, M. Gramlich, M. Waite, K. Richards, J. Jones, M. Leonard, B. Woodruff, C. Maughan, C. Bell, V. Gentry, Roberta Knutson. mm ANDTHE BAND PLAYED ON. . . Band Director: Mr. Powell Right: Twirlers Jeanie Steele, Darla Eddy, and Janet Galbraith. Below: Drum Major Valdon Teeples, and Drum Majorette Day Drake, led the band in marching maneuvers and special routines. Band Members: Don Reed, Janet Galbraith, Jeanie Steele, Connie Norman, Carol Turner, Mary Hunter, Jane Mattingly, Becky Wilson, Leonard Walterscheid, Warren Domenick, Rochelle Sackerson, Valdon Teeples, Steve Halls, Larry Dean, Kirby Burwell, Marvin Bordeaux, Verna Foy, Valerie Graves, Darla Eddy, Rodney Glidewell, Bruce Davidson, Sheldon Teeples, Doug Minton. 4 INTER-ACT CLUB Whether they are painting cans or selling the ever faithful brooms all the members of the Inter-Act Club enjoy themselves thoroughly as they serve their community. Rotary Club picks a list of outstanding boys in co- operation with their teachers, then the executive board goes over the list and submits it to the entire club for voting. These outstanding boys deserve our ad- miration and respect. Jim Dravage, Richard Green, Steve Robinson, Richard Miller, Tom Walterschied, Bill Wilson, Don Taylor, Roy Brown, Kevin Johnson, Eric Nelson, Brent Jacobs, Kim Neal, Randy Sackerson, Robin Groff, David Bierschied, Ricky Hirschfeld, Tony Barrett, John Gaither, Doug Zufelt, John West, Doug Minton, John Snow, Paul Graves, Curtis Halls, Steve Boyden, Robin Donoghue, Steve Riley, Stan Goodman. 48 m PEP CLUB MEMBERS D M 1 (e|yP - Robdrts t. Walker, S. Wiggins, _ipWl � ■ M iMf, - ... j---Toothman, L. Keck, J. Jones, P. Bailey, M. Luhrs, V. Gentry M. Mullen, J. McDoiigald, M.' •• Gramlich, L. Stalcup, J. Peterson, S. Hol- land, T. Oviatt, D. Are hart, C. Walterscheid, P. Tomsic, J. Wilson, C. Maughan, M. Leonard, M. Nordfelt, P. Whitney, S. Jensen, L. Brechtel, T. Scorozoto, D. Nordfelt, C. Bell, B. Henderson, C. Samples, D. JEpy C. Holland, P. McFarland, G. Arehart. President: R. Downard, Vice President: L. Walker Secretary: M. Reeder, Treasurer: J. McDougald, Historian: G. |Roberts, Reporter: L. Stalcup, li Lynn Brechtel Monene Nordfelt Spirit has presented no problem at G.C.H. S. this year. Bubbling with enthusiasm our Mascot and Junior Varsity Cheerleaders led the student body in support of the Red Devils. These girls wholeheartedly supported their team in victory, as well as in defeat. Pam Whitney A Mascot is the living symbol of Team Spirit Our Mascot Tonya Scorozato The brand G on the Devils Jacket is the mark of a letterman. This mark is a sign of outstanding achieve- ments in sportsmanship and loyalty as well as in physical ability. These boys started from the bottom and worked their way up. In their years, they played as Red Devils. Whether on the field or sweating it out on the sidelines, their hearts and minds were sports- DEVILS LETTERMAN Our Coach-Glenn Richeson Top: Stan Goodman, Robin Donoghue, Curtis Halls, Richard Green, Eric Nelson, Don Reed, Eric Robinson, Dee Ferguson. Bottom: Steve Robinson, Jeff Cowan, Greg Norton, Brent Jacobs, Robert Knight, Doug Carroll, Jim Dickerson, Jim Keogh, Roy Brown, and Coach Ward Curtis 53 For almost 12 years Vesuvius members have set an example for the feminine portion of our student body to follow. Each year enough Junior girls are selected by the Senior members on basis of their poise, leadership, and achieve- ment, to fill the club's quota of 20 girls. President: Denice Marksbcrry, Vice President: Pam Bailey, Secretary: LaVona Walker, all worked with Mrs. Holloway to make Vesuvius an outstanding organization. VESU II .f -« ntr cm i a� Members: Denice Marksberry, LaVona Walker, Marilyn Lhurs, Colleen Johnson, Sherry' Oliver, Sue Jensen, Carla Samples, Charlotte Toothman, Mary Reeder, Tesa Williams, Pam Bailey, Ginger Arehart, Diana Foy. Eleanor Sanchez, Monene Nordfelt, Cindy Roberts, Liz Whitney, Kay Drake, Robbin Downard, Grace LeGreca, Advisor: Mrs. Holloway. President Sue Jensen, Historian: Diana Foy, Treas- urer: Janel McDougald, Secretary: Tonya Scorozato, Song Leader: Marilyn Lhurs, Reporter: Colleen Johnson, Vice President Mary Reeder. Dianne Trujillo, Pam Bailey, Peggy Draper, Sherry Oliver, Pam McFarland, Sandra Bastian, Danna Nordfelt, Debbie Arehart, Terry Oviatt. Kathy Dalton, Monett Tangren, Page Porter, Londa McClellan, Jerry Brown, Jane Keough, Joy Gay, Jackie Gordon, Marciann Bordeaux. Linda Berry, Chris Holland, Robbin Downard, Carla Samples, LaVona Walker, Ginger Arehart, Monene Nordfelt, Joanne Arrieri, Janie McDougall. Denice Marksberry, Mary Mullen, Marilyn Dalton, Cindy Waltercheid, Sharlene Wiggins, LeeAnn Adkison, Michelle Gramlich, Linda Keck. Advisor: Mrs. Burgess, Lynn Brechtel, Peggy Tomsic, Connie Bell, Betty Gordon, Jhonnie Wilson, Bonnie Henderson, Donna Mobley, Mary Ann Bowthorp. BOYS’ STATE Top: Jim Dravage, Mike Arehart, Richard Miller, Mike Raymond, Bottom: Melvin Walker, Mike Corbin, Richard Green, Brent Jacobs, Rex Leech GIRLS’ STATE In the heart of all leaders is character, In the heart of character is courage, In the heart of courage is service. Few chose to lead, yet where they go others follow. Top to Bottom: Katy Brown, Robbin Downard, Kay Drake, Joanne Arrieri They are learning today how to lead tomorrow. SUEJENSEN SENIOR ATTENDENT P T' Tonya Scorozato Junior Attendent pv A very popular personality at G. C. H. S. , Tonya is a dependable worker and good all-around student. Tonya made a grand representative from the Junior Class. $ '2rsr UK A J- Sue would be a valuable asset to any school. Joy to the World is Sue's theme song, and it suits her perfectly. She's a very happy girl, who's truly on-the-ball. The class of '69 chose a truly outstanding person to represent them at their last Homecoming. Pam was a vivacious addition to G. C. H. S. this year. She walks down the halls with a sunny smile for all. It's no wonder Pam was everyone s choice for Sophomore Royalty. PAM WHITNEY SOPHOMORE ATTENDENT The 1968-89 Homecoming Royalty was escorted by Seniors Richard Green, Richard Bohannon, Brent Jacobs, and Mike Raymond throughout the entire week of Homecoming. One of the most endearing moments of the Queen’s Assembly starts when the young flower bearers make their way slowly across the gym floor. The ex- pression on their faces tells the whole story of ’’ONCE UPON A TIME” A truly nostalgic moment and the highlight of the Homecoming is the crowning of the Queen at her assembly. Queen Carla patient- ly waits as her escort Brent Jacobs places the crown on her head. Thespian Club Float, 1ST Place ONCE Royalty Float UPON Sophomore Class Float TIME. . . Freshman Float, 2nd Place A Senior Class Float, 3rd Place 61 Junior Class Float AS ROYALTY ENTERS The Senior Football Players escort the Homecoming Royalty out to meet their public. Gasps of delight and a few tears shed as the lovely Queen and her Attendents were presented at the Queen's Assembly. DAISY MAE and LIL' ABNER. This year the com- petition for Daisy Mae and Lil1 Abner was especially tough. The Class of 70 won the competition with Pam Bailey and Chuck Zimmerman. HAWKINS. SADIE HAWKINS November 23, 1968 Everyone had a great time at SADIE HAWKINS. Perhaps the best time of all was had by these two characters, Denice and Carla. 63 One of the standard items at every SADIE HAWKINS is the - JAIL-. All the kids spent their hard-earned cash trying to get friends and enemies alike into the clink. SNOWBALL ’69 The class of 69 took less than 24 hours to trans- form the plain ol gym into a wonderland of cranberry and pink. The Brohms, of Murray, were backed by a splendid castle as they proved themselves to be one of the best bands ever hosted by G. C. H. S. Carla Samples and Curtis Halls, snowball Co-Chairmen, deserve a note of thanks for making Snowball 69 ah Unforgetable affair. The night of December 21 will be long remembered by all. 64 Perhaps the most important event of the entire evening was the announcement of the Snowball Royalty. The winners were kept secret until intermission. King Tony Fratto and Queen Marilyn Foy made a regal couple as they reigned over Snowball '69. � A NIGHTTO REMEMBER Snowball '69 was the last formal dance the Senior Class of 1969 will sponsor. The entire class tinned out to make their last dance an affair to remember. The outstanding decorations left a definite impression on everyone. Snowball '69 was one of the best attended dances in the history of G.C.H.S. All the in- gredients needed to produce a successful dance and memorable night were in 'ol Grand High on December 21st. 65 This year F. H.A. sponsored a Freedom Week to pro- mote a better appreciation of the freedom we take for granted. The week's festivities included a Free- dom Assembly with a distinguished speaker from the Armed Forces plus a patriotic reading and the Pledge every morning. The March of Dimes Campaign was featured by an assembly. A film on pre-natal care and a representative from the March of Dimes high- lighted the assembly. March of Dimes Queen Janie Keogh was elected by dime-a-votc bal- lots. She was honored at a special dance, and her picture will appear in a national publi- cation. FREEDOM WEEK 66 JUNIOR PROM CO-CHAIRMAN 1969 The biggest job undertaken by the Junior Class is preparing for their prom. This year the people in command are John Snow and Diana Foy. It is no wonder these two outstanding individuals were chosen for this position. They are known throughout the school as hard workers. The class of 70 promises an elegant prom. THE JUNIOR CLASS PRESENTS Prom is a memorable occassion for all Juniors, and Love Is Blue was no exception. Junior Prom '68 turned out to be the most beautiful dance G.C.H. S. has ever had the priviledge to present. Highlighting the magnificent decorations was a large white foun- tain in the far end of the gymnasium. The only lights needed to show off the elegant blue decorations were three large chandeliers. The class of '69 is justly proud of their prom. “LOVE IS BLUE” Every year the Junior Class looks for- ward to presenting their promenade. The class of '69 was no exception. They started planning and practicing long before the actual time for the promenade. Soon all the Juniors knew the entire song by heart. Love Is Blue was perfectly suited for the graceful moves in the promenade. Never will there be a promenade to equal DOVE IS BLUE . There is something extra special about dancing at Prom. No other dance has the stirring excite- ment of your Junior Prom. Every Junior girl is wearing an elegant long formal, and the boy's are dressed in the especially attractive dinner jackets. Everyone remembers their Prom for a lifetime. JUNIOR PROM 1968 Robbin is a very cheerful and responsible person. She especially enjoys all athletics. A good all-round student, Robbin accepts responsibility well. Shown below, she discussed one of the problems of planning activities with Mike. Robbin justly deserves the title. MR. AND MISS G.C.H.S. Brent Jacobs And Robbin Downard Presenting Mr. and Miss G.C.H.S. of 'ol Grand High. These two people are chosen as the best all-around students. The entire student body votes, making Mr. and Miss G. C.H. S. truly representatives of the entire school. A salute to you, Brent and Robbin. 1 This is our Mr. G.C.H.S. Happy,go- lucky, Brent thoroughly enjoys himself, no matter what he happens to be doing. Brent stands way above the crowd at 6'2 , a definite asset on the basketball court. Our Mr. G. C. H. S. is a truly outstanding person. 70 Robert A Tomsic, Clerk. . Dalton, Member; C. Robert Sundwall, Superintendent;]. G. Pinkerton, President; Marge Vice President; Bill Meador, Asst. Superintendent; Earl Blank, Member; Elmer Dravage, These outstanding individuals make up the governing board of the Grand County School District. Despite the fact that they meet only once a month, they work full time. The entire group works continuously to improve the educational facilities in our district, and too promote better understanding between students and ad- ministration. The community has a voice on the school board through the representatives from their district. Moab can right- fully be proud of the education it's providing for their youth. The school board is continually at work to provide the educational improvements that have become a reality. SCHOOL BOARD 72 DISTRICT ADMINISTRATION Superintendent: C. Robert Sundwall This man is primarily responsible for the ac- tivities of our entire school district. He's a man of great integrity and endless vitality. Mr. Sundwall has upgraded the general atmosphere of the education in Moab. This year he was instrumental in obtaining the Utah Symphony for the listening pleasure of the students in our schools. He is the key to the education of Moab's youth. Asst Super. Bill Meador No man can stand alone, he must rely on his assistants. Mr. Meador is one of those indispensible assistants. Yet he can't be classified as just an assistant, he plays a very important role in the education of Moab's youth. He understands young peo- ple and their problems. Mr. Meador is always willing to do whatever he possibly can, to help the young people in Moab's schools. Due to this outstanding individual, education in Moab has taken a tremendous upward lift. 73 PORTRAIT OF OUR PRINCIPAL. . . A new man came to guide our school this year. A man with high ideals and firm convictions, but a fair man. This man made our school a place to grow in mind and spirit. He made the Home of the Red Devils a wonderful place to attend classes, and participate in extracur- ricular activities. This year at G.C.H.S. enjoyed an over abundance of school pride thanks to this man. 74 Mr. Teeples has earned our love and respect. OFFICE STAFF Mrs. Mikesell has a tremendous job, obviously too much for her to handle all alone. So a select group of students help her out. They are in charge of running errands, collecting absentees, and many more important jobs. They're a valuable assest to Mrs. Mikesell and the school. Above: Lita Stalcup, Mary Reeder, Mrs. Mikesell, Mark Avery, Mrs. Jacobs, Lee Ioveridge, Cindy Roberts, Terry Christiansen, Mike Arehart. 75 Dena Markoff, English, History, French Gary Guymon, Del Ford, Science Drivers Ed. Leslie Bingham, Typing, Business Machines Don Robinson, American Prob- lems, American History Allen McMullen, Psychology, World History Russ Donoghue, Harriet Burgess, Speech II, Educational TV. Home Living, Home Economics Eula Griffin, Word Study, Humanities, English 11 Nori Kawaguchi Health, Phis. Ed. Wendell Bowthorpe, Drama, Chorus, Speech I Marion Halloway, Librarian Herman Heath, W. E. Leonard, Science Math Royce Henninson, Electronics COUNSELORS. . . Lloyd Holyoak, Marj Donoghue, Shop Business and Journ. Calvin Hansen Lil McCormick v- CUSTODIAL STAFF Mr. Weaver These people are seldom seen by us, the students, but their work is obvious. We have clean halls and sparkling windows thanks to our custodians. They are at work long after everyone has gone home from school and before anyone comes to school. Wc feel that our school has an excep- tionally efficient custodial staff. Mrs. Bennett 79 Mr. Lyman STUDENT BODY PRESIDENT................Mike Raymond STUDENTBODY VICE-PRESIDENT...........Steve Robinson STUDENTBODY SECRETARY...............Sue Jensen President.......... Vice President . . . Secretary- T reasurer Representatives • • . . . Robin Groff . . Dana Nordfelt .Glenna Ferguson Caroline Johnson Sharon Patterson 82 Debbie Arehart Ronald Blank Lynn Brechtel Royce Axtell Harold Bogart Jeri Brown Sandra Bastain Janet Bowman Paul Brown Oren Beeson David Bierschied Mari Ann Bowthorpe Brenda Break Rocky Brown Kirby Bowell Bill Carter Sheri Collier Marilyn Costanza Paul Cox Sam Cunningham David Dalton 83 Michael Daniels Bruce Davidson Merelene Day Warren Domenick Linda Dowd Christy Easterling Darla Eddy Vida Edminston Maggie Eklund Chuck Elliott Glenna Ferguson Wesley Ferguson Ray Fetters Frank Fossey Brent Foy Right: Lynn Brechtel patiently awaits her cue to perform at a pep assembly. Verna Foy Carl Frandsen Bill Gentry Carolyn Goodin Michelle Gramlich Robin Groff Janet Galbraith Betty Gordon Alex Halls John Gaither Pam Gamer Gail Gordon Valerie Graves Carla Hatzenbuehler Floyd Hair Below: The Sophomores had very little difficulty adjust- ing to the routine of high school work. Kathy Hawks Margene Hill Rick Hirschfeld Sandra Holland 85 Mary Holy oak Jenifer Jones Paula Lemieix Mary Hunter Patty Keck Gary Livingston Greg Jacobson Orville Kemper Johnie Lovem Carolyn Johnson George Lacy Mike Lowther Kevin Johnson Marsha Leonard Chad Lhurs Luann Lumbardie Jane Mattingly Alan Manson Brandon Merrett Donald Merz Thea Miller 86 Doug Minton Brenda McNeely Connie Norman Londa McCellan Kim Neal AlanNorton Mary McFarland Buster Nelson Lana Oliver Terry McKinnon Wanda Nelson Valene Olsen Rhonda McCormick Dana Nordfelt Becky Ottinger Below: Mike Farrow studies nature in an attempt to recreate its beauty. Terry Oviatt Sharon Patterson Marc Pinkerton Susan Provensha 87 Ron Pruitt Allen Rogers Janice Rose Charlie Sandoval Jeannane Shatley Rhonda Sebastion Jeff Shipley Doug Snider Loretta Shumway Mike Shumway Brenda Stewart Alene Stocks Alen Stocks Richard Struck Alvin Swensen Loretta Tangreen Ray Walden Sharlene Wiggins Don Taylor Stephen Walston Brent Williams Richard Taylor Cindy Walterscheid Shanna Williams Peggy Tomsic John West Billie Woodruff Diana Trujillo Pamela Whitney Kay Yama Below: Debbie Arehart performs at a typical assembly at G.C.H.S. Randy’ Zimmerman Delbert Zorn Murray Zufelt Steve Zufelt 89 Well, well, it seems that we have misplaced a page and now end up with one extra. This poses several interesting questions, chiefly, of course, is - what to do with it? There are many interesting possibilities. Probably no one would notice if they were to slip in an extra auto- graph page here. Or maybe they could cleverly arrange some candid photos in the blank page. The ingenious yearbook staff could no doubt come up with innumerable ideas to constructively do away with this blank page. But still we are faced with inevitable problem of the worry this will inspire in many sopho- mores. Adding to the already insecure nature of the average sophomore we have this page. It will undoubtedly start disturbing trains of thoughts like: What if I had been scheduled to be on this page? Or picture the unrest in his mind as he sits with narrowed eyelids and considers: I wonder if this is a chop at the Sophomore Class? Or even more destructive lines of thought. Well Sophomores, this isn't a chop so don't have any destructive thoughts. It just happened this way and there is nothing we could do about it!! President.......... Vice President . . . Secretary-Treasurer Representatives . . Jim Dickerson Sherry Oliver . Lita Stalcup Marilyn Luhrs Donna Mobley 92 GINGER AREHART MARK AVERY DENNIS BAILEY PAM BAILEY DENISE BALLAM TONY BARRETT BRUCE BECK CONNIE BELL BOB BLANKENAGEL STEVE BOYDEN DONALD BOYER DEBBIE BRONSON MARSHA BROWN DAN BUCKINGHAM VERD BYRNES VICTOR BYRNES FRED CAUSER TERRY CHRISTIANSEN AILEEN CHRISTIANSEN COLENE CHRISTIANSEN JEFF COWAN 93 JOHN COWAN GARY CUMMINGS KAREN DALEY MARILYN DALTON SANDRA DAY DEVERN DICKERSON JIM DICKERSON BETTY JEAN DULL RONDA DOWLEY PEGGY DRAPER DEBBIE EATOUGH ROXIE ENGSTROM MIKE EVANS EILEEN EVENSON RONALD FOSTER DIANA FOY SUSAN FOY VICKI GENTRY 94 FRANCES GILL INS PAUL GRAVES HAROLD HICKMAN ROD GLIDWELL VELDA GREEN KEN HOFFMAN SUE GORDON BONNIE HENDERSON ROYAL BOLTER JACKIE HOPKINS STANLEY HOPKINS ROBERT HORNER CINDY JACKSON JEFF JACOBSEN JUDY JEFFRIES Above: Steve Boy den and Steve Riley thoroughly enjoy themselves on a recent Intei Act trip. Left Jackie Hopkins studies in complete concentration. 95 KATHY JENSEN ROBERT JOHNSON LEE JONES SHIRLEY JONES JIM KEOGH WAYNE KEMRY ROBERT KNIGHT ROD KRIST RON KRIST GRACE LEGRECA PAMELA LARSON PAULA LEWIS DAVELOMENICK MARILYN LUHRS DIANE LEMIEUX TIM LUMBARDIE STEVE MCCANDLESS DAISY MCCOLLOUGH 96 JANIE MCDOUGAL JANEL MCDOUGAL OLIVIA MARTINEZ MARK MASON HERBERT MERZ DONNA MOBLEY HARRY MILTON MARY MULLEN CHERYL MAUCHAN CHERYL MEADORS Above: Steve Boy den works individually on a chemical problem. Left: Pam Larson spends a typical hour in class r 97 JEANNIE MURPHY BARBARA NELSON ERIC NELSON RAE LYNN NELSON MONENE NORDFELT GREG NORTON SHERRY OLIVER CHRISTINE OTTINGER KENNY PARTRIDGE JAN PETERSON WILLIAM PIPKIN PAIGE PORTER STEVE RAUZI MARY REEDER STEVE RILEY CINDY ROBERTS ERIC ROBINSON STEVE ROBINSON 98 DON RUTHERFORD ELEANOR SANCHEZ TONYA SCOROZATO LITA STALCUP RANDY SACKERSONPATTY SANDERSON DEAN SIMPSON MICHAEL TAYLOR DANIEL SANCHEZ SAM SCARF JOHN SNOW VALDON TEEPLES STEVE THILL CHARLOTTE TOOTHMAN LOIS TRUJILLO Below: John Snow is completely absorbed in his work. DAVE THURMAN MICHELLE WADE LARRY WALKER CHARLES WALLER 99 ROBERT WELCH DAVE WHITE JEFF WHITE ELIZABETH WHITNEY DONALD WILLIAMS JHONNIE WILSON CHUCK ZIMMERMAN DOUGLAS ZUFELT RICKY MAYNARD 100 CLASS OFFICERS President......Denice Marksberry Vice President......Mike Arehart Secretary-Treasurer . . .Colleen Johnson Representatives .... Robbin Downard 102 Rex Leech JOEY BISCO RICHARD BOHANNON MARCIANNE BORDEAUX MERRY BARKER VICKI BARTON LEE ANN ADKISON MICHAEL AREHART JOANNE ARRIERI LINDA BERRY DOUG CARROLL BOB CARTER SHIRLEY CHRISTIANSEN DEBRA BROWN KATY BROWN ROY BROWN MIKE CORBIN RICK COSTANZA KATHRYN DALTON ROBBIN DOWNARD KAY DRAKE ESTER DANIELS ROBERT DAYE ROBIN DONOGHUE JIM DRAVAGE HARVEY DULL TIM DULL GARY EDDY ALTON GOODIN STANLEY GOODMAN JACKIE GORDON BILL HOLLINCER JAMES HUDSON BRENT JACOBS DANNY HASS DENNIS HATZENBUEHLER CHRISTY HOLLAND RICHARD GREEN BILL GORDON CURTIS HALLS VOPEL LANDERS DOUG LEMON ALBION LAWRENCE REX LEECH LEE LOVERIDGE JAN MCPHERSON SUE JENSEN COLLEEN JOHNSON LINDA KECK LOUIS MANSON BILLY MANZANARES DENICE MARKSBERRY JIM MARKLE BRYAN MAUGHAN RICHARD MILLER KENNY NELSON DAVID PERKINS ZONNA PORTER KAREN SIMPSON ROBERT SHUMWAY KATHY STEWART CHARLES ROSSITER KONA RICHARDS CARLA SAMPLES CHARLES PIPKIN MICHAEL RAYMOND DON REED LONNIE THURMON FRANK WALDEN LAVONA WALKER TOM WALTERSCHEID DONNA WELLS PAM WALSTON SUZANN WIGHT PATRICIA WILLIAMS BILL WILSON SHARON BA ST IAN GARY BUTTS JANE KEOGH FARRELL THOMAS We are the Seniors of the Class of 69, admired and respected by many. With enthusiasm we have shown the way for Underclassmen, and now we shall go forth with determination to succeed in our goals. Our class will not be forgotten, for we leave with dignity. 113 RON ANDERSON LEE ANNADKINSON: F.H.A. 1-2-3, Reporter 2; Honor Society 1-2-3. MIKE AREHART: French Club 3; Thespians 2-3, President 3; Chorus 2-3; Drama 2-3; Literary Magazine 2; Senior Class Vice-President; Boy's State. JOANNE ARRIERI: F.H.A. 1-2-3, Secretary 2; Band 1-2. JEFF ATWOOD: Thespians 3; Drama 3; Library Club 2; Track 3; Football 1-3; Wrestling 3. MERRY BARKER: Chorus 2; Drama 1. SHARON BASTIAN: Pep Club 2; Chorus 1-2; Drama 1-2. LINDA BERRY: Pep Club 1-2; F.H.A. 3; Library Club 1-2; Spanish Club 1-2; Y-Teens. JOEY BISCO RICHARD BOHANNON: French Club 2; Letterman's Club 2; Track 1; Football 1-2-3; Basketball 1-2-3; Baseball 1-2; Inter-Act; Mr. M.H.S. MARCIANNE BORDEAUX: F.H.A. 1-2-3; Honor Society 1-2-3, President 3. DEBRA BROWN: Pep Club 1-2. KATY BROWN: F.H.A. 1-2, Songleader 1; Speech 2-3; Chorus; Girl's State. LEROY BROWN: French Club 1-2; Letterman's Club 2-3; Inter-Act 3; Sgt. of Arms 3; Track 1-2-3; Football 1-2; Basketball 1-2-3. JACK BUCKINGHAM GARY BUTTS: Speech 2. DOUG CARROLL: Letterman's Club 1; Track 2; Football 2. BOBBY CARTER SHIRLEY CHRISTIANSEN: Band 1-2. TERRY CLEVELAND: Chorus 3. All-State 3; Drama 3; Basketball 1; Baseball 1-2. MIKE CORBIN: Speech 3; Track 2; Basketball 1-2-3; Boy's State. RICK COSTANZA: Drama 1. TERRY CROWSON: Football 1-2; Basketball 1. KATHRYN DALTON: Thespians 2-3, Vice-Presi- dent 3; F.H.A. 1-2-3; Speech 2; Chorus 1-2; Honor Society 1-2-3. ESTER DANIALS ROBERT DAYE: Inter-Act 3; Basketball 1-2-3. ROBIN DONOGHUE: Letterman's Club 1-2-3; Inter-Act 2-3, President 3; Speech 2-3; Track 1; Wrestling 1-3. ROBBIN DOWNARD: Pep Club 1-2-3, President 3; Vesuvius 2-3; F.H.A. 2-3; Senior Class Repre- sentative; Junior Varsity Cheerleader 2; Vice- President Student Body 2; Girl's State. KAY DRAKE: French Club 1-2-3, Secretary 1, Vice-President 2, President 3; Vesuvius 2-3, Vice-President 2; Band 1-2-3, Drum Major 2-3; Girl's State. JIM DRAVAGE: Inter-Act 2-3, Board Member 2-3; Speech 1-2-3; Basketball 1-2-3; Junior Class President; Boy's State. HARVEY DULL: Deca 2. TIM DULL GARY EDDY DEE FERGUSEN: Football 2-3; Wrestling 1-2-3. VIRGLE ELLIS: Deca 2, Treasurer 2. JOYCE FETTERS: Chorus 2. MARILYN FOY: Pep Club 2. TONY FRATTO: Inter-Act 3; Speech 2-3; Basket- ball 1. JOY GAY: Band 1-2; F.H.A. 2-3; Honor Society 2-3, Secretary-Treasurer 2. DON GODDARD ALTON GOODIN: Band 1-2; Track 1; Football 1. STAN GOODMAN: Letterman's Club 3; Inter-Act 2-3, Treasurer 3; Track 1; Football 1; Wrestling 2-3. BILL GORDON: Chorus 3. JACKIE GORDON: F.H.A. 1-2-3; Thespians 1-3; Drama 1-3; Girl's Glee 3. RICHARD GREEN: Letterman's Club 1-2-3; Inter-Act 2-3; Speech 2-3; Track 1-2-3; Football 1- 2-3; Basketball 1-2-3, Manager; Boy's State. CURTIS HALLS: French Club 2-3; Letterman's Club 1-2-3; Inter-Act 2-3; Track 1-2-3, Manager; Football 1-2-3, Manager; Wrestling 1-2-3, Man- ager; Mograndah Staff; Sage Staff 1-2-3; KSL Reporter 3; Senior Snowball Co-Chairman. DANNY HASS DENNIS HATZENBULHER: Chorus 3. CHRIS HOLLAND: Pep Club 1-2-3; F.H.A. 2-3; Speech 2-3; Mograndah Staff 2-3; Literary Magazine 2; News Bureau 2-3; Junior Class Secre- tary; Junior Varsity Cheerleader 1; Varsity Cheer- leader 2-3. BILLY HOLLINGER JIM HUDSON: Band 1. BRENT JACOBS: Letterman's Club 2-3; Inter-Act 2- 3, Sgt. of Arms 2; Speech 1-2-3; Football 1-2-3; Basketball 1-2-3; Sophomore Class Presi- dent; Boy's State. SUE JENSEN: Ski Club 1; Pep Club 1-2-3; Vesuvius 2-3, Historian 2; F.H.A. 2-3, President 3; Spanish Club 1, President 1; Band 1; Sage Staff 3; Honor Society 3; Homecoming Attendant 3; Student Body Secretary 3. COLLEEN JOHNSON: French Club 2; Vesuvius 2-3; Speech 1-2; Chorus 2; Senior Class Secretary; Honor Society 2-3. LINDA KECK: Pep Club 1-3; F.H.A. 1-2-3; Chorus 1. JANE KEOGH: Thespians 3; F.H.A. 1-2-3; Historian 2; Spanish Club 2-3, Treasurer 2; Speech 3; Band 1-2; Drama 3. JIM (SKEET) LAMMERT: Deca 2; Chorus 3. VOPEL LANDERS: Sage Staff 1. ALBION LAWERENCE REX LEECH: French Club 2-3; Thespians 3; Chorus 2; Drama 3; Track 1; Junior Class Vice-President; Senior Class Representative; Honor Society 1-2-3; All State Chorus; Boy's State. DOUG LEMON: Speech 3. jan McPherson LOUIS MANSON: Deca 1-2. BILLY MANZANARES: Letterman's Club 2; Track 1- 2-3; Football 2-3; Basketball 1-2-3. DENICE MARKSBERRY: Pep Club 2-3; Vesuvius 2- 3, President 3; F.H.A. 2-3, Treasurer 2; Speech 2-3; Chorus 1-2; Mograndah Staff 3; Junior Class Representative; Senior Class President. BRYAN MAUGHAN: Letterman's Club 2; Wrestling RICHARD MILLER: Ski Club 1; Inter-Act 2-3; Speech 2-3; Band 1-2; Boy's State. KENNY NELSON: Football 2-3; Wrestling 3. JIM O'NEIL SHERYL PECTOL: Pep Club 1-2; Thespians 1-2, President 2; F.H.A. 1-2, President 2; Speech 1-2; Sophomore Representative; Junior Class Secretary; Junior Varsity Cheerleader 1; All State Chorus. DAVID PERKINS CHARLES PIPKIN: Thespians 1-2-3; Band 1-2; Chorus 1-2-3; Drama 1-2-3; Track 2-3; Wrestling 2. ZONNA PORTER: F.H.A. 1; Chorus 2. MIKE RAYMOND: Letterman's Club 2-3; Chorus 3; Track 1-2-3; Football 2-3; Basketball 1; Sophomore Class Representative; Honor Society 2-3; Junior Prom Co-Chairman; Student Body President; Boy's State. DON REED: Letterman's Club 1; Band 1-2-3; Secre- tary 1; Chorus 1; Track 1; Baseball 1-3; Wrestling 1-2. KONA RICHARDS: Chorus 1-3; Girl's Glee 3, President 3. CHARLES ROSSITER: Chorus 1-2-3. CARLA SAMPLES: Pep Club 1-2-3; Vesuvius 2-3; F.H.A. 1-2-3; Mograndah Staff 3; Sage Staff 3; News Bureau 3; Junior Class Representative; Varsity Cheerleader 2-3; Mascot 1; Homecoming Queen 3; Snowball Co-Chairman. MERRILL SHUMWAY ROBERT SHUMWAY: Thespians 2-3; Chorus 2; Drama 2-3; Football 1. KAREN SIMPSON KATHY STEWART BOYD STEWART DON STOCKS PETE SWAN LORAINE TANGREEN: Chorus 2-3. MONETTE TANGREN: F.H.A. 3; Honor Society 2-3. FARRELL THOMAS FRED THOMAS MARY TERWILLECER LONNIE THURMAN ROGER TORRES FRANK WALDEN: Chorus 1. LAVONA WALKER: Pep Club 1-2-3, Vice-Pres- ident 3; Vesuvius 2-3, Secretary 3; F.H.A. 3; Mograndah Staff 2-3, Editor 3; Literary Magazine 2; Junior Prom Co-Chairman. MELVIN WALKER: Thespians 3; Letterman's Club 2-3; Band 1-2; Chorus 1-2-3; Drama 3; Track 1; Football 1-2-3; Basketball 1; Baseball 2; Wrestling 2-3. PAM WALSTON: Thespians 2-3; Chorus 1-2; Drama 3; Slick Rock Sliders 2-3, Secretary 3. TOM WALTERSCHIED: French Club 1-2; Inter-Act 2-3, Sgt. of Arms 3; Speech 3; Baseball 1. DONNA WELLS SUZANN WIGHT: Thespians 2-3; Speech 3; Chorus 2-3; Drama 2-3; Girl's Glee 3, Secretary 3. TESA WILLIAMS: Pep Club 1-2; Vesuvius 2-3; Sage Staff 3; News Bureau 3. BILLY WILSON: Ski Club 1; Inter-Act 3; Band 1-2; Basketball 1-2. FABRIC HOUSE features The Finest in Fabrics and Congratulations to the Class of '69 from All Your Sewing Needs Save money on fashions Visit MODE O’DAY MOAB BLUEPRINT CO. East Center First Security Bank invites you to take full advantage of the finest in Full-Service Banking. Bank where you get all financial services under ONE roof! Savings, checking accounts, traveler's checks, safe deposit--everything! And at First Security, you get the First Security BankAmericard--the credit card that gives you instant credit at thousands of places. 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