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

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LETTERMEN Sam Scarf, Gary Livingston, Robin Groff, Rick Hirschfeld, Steve Walsotn, Steve Robinson, Dennis Bailey, Bruce Davidson, Chuck Zimmerman, Robert Knight, Robert Gritts, Paul Cox, Jim Keogh, Jeff Cowan, Jim Dickerson, David Bierschied, Eric Nelson, Orville Kemper, Eric Robinson, Coach Richeson (Advisor) A block G on a red and white jacket is the mark of a Letterman. The boys who wear a Letterman's jacket do it with pride. Wherever it is worn, it is recognized immediately as a symbol of athletic achievement. Lettermen gain recognition in football, basketball, wrestling, golf, baseball, and tennis. Steve Robinson, President; Jim Dickerson, Secre- tary-Treasurer; Robert Knight, Vice-President.

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F.H.A. Dare To Care and Make Time Work For You were the themes of the Future Homemakers of America this year. In October members enjoyed a spagetti dinner at the first night meeting. Funds were used to give a basket of food to a needy family for Thanksgiving. Members and their dates enjoyed a night caroling at the annual hayride at Christmas. In February, FHA co-sponsored the Sweet- hearts Ball. To climax the year FHA'ers attended the State FHA Convention in Salt Lake. (Historian) Liz Whitney, (Secretary) Pam Bailey, (Treasurer) Paige Porter, (Reporter) Diny Foy, (Vice President) Londa McClellan, (President) Janel McDougald. (Advisor) Mrs. Fincher, Mary Mullen, Pam Larsen, Deborah LaVean, Lita Stalcup, Sherry Oliver, Charlotte Toothman, Janet Galbraith, Merlene Day, Kathy Lish, Kathy Hass, Dana Nordfelt, Sharon Patterson, Pam McFarland, Debbie Parker, Jhonnie Wilson, Tonya Scorzato, Pam Lewis, Lynn Brechtel, Cindy Walterschied, Sharlene Wiggins, Connie Brewer, Marcia Larsen, Mary Keogh, Kim McDougald, Jeri Brown, Aileen Christianson, Donna Mobley, Mary Holyoak, Verna Foy, Cheryl Maughan, Cindy Roberts.

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BOYS' AND GIRLS' STATE Pam Larsen, Janel McDougald, Sherry Oliver. Sam Scharf, Steve Robinson, Robert Knight, Don Williams, Randy Sackerson, Chuck Zimmerman, Jim Keogh, Dennis Bailey. Every year 10 Senior boys and 3 Senior girls are chosen by the American Legion and Women's Auxilliary to attend the annual Boys and Girls State held in the summer at Utah State University. Students are chosen according to their leadership and participation in school activities. Throughout their week's stay the students learn how the government works and participate in the various government departments. Students are divided into groups which become cities, and town officials are elected. From the cities, county and state officials are chosen. Boys and Girls Staters attend lectures by important leaders in the state including Governor Calvin Rampton.