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

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David Adkison, Jean Ann Shatley, John Gaither, Don Williams, Danny Buckingham, Alvin Swensen, Alan Norton, Danny Robinson, Steve Boyden, Kim McDougald, Janel McDougald, Randy Sackerson, Jim Dickerson, Marilyn Luhrs. Every two weeks the Sage staff makes it possible to have a school paper to place in the newspaper stands in the halls. Meeting a dead- line entails such things as the writing, proofreading, typing, and laying out of stories; and taking pictures and interviewing people. Through the efforts of editor, Sherry Oliver, and her staff, the 1968-1969 Sage received a first place International Award from Quill and Scroll for excellence in its catagory. Sherry Oliver, Editor SAGE ISON THE SCENE.

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MOGRANDAH IS YOUR ENVIRONMENT Giving up Mom's cooking, a warm bed, and a few weekend dates all went into the making of the 1970 MOGRANDAH. The weeks before deadlines were spent laying out pages, and writing headings and captions for pictures. Saturday afternoons were spent going from store to store selling advertisements to help finance the book, and Sundays were spent up in the hills taking pictures. This year's MOGRANDAH proved to be different from any past year with two natural color pages and six pages of spot color. Kevin Anderson, Lynn Brechtel, Cindy Walterscheid, Randy Sackerson, Jhonnie Wilson, Mrs. Donoghue, advisor.

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TIMES INDEPENDENT One of the main objectives of the journalism publications class is to provide the communi- ty with news about high school events and personalities. One of the ways this was accomplished was by including a page of GCITS news in the Time Inde- pendent each week. David Adkinson, Jean Ann Shatley, Terry McKinnon, Marc Pinkerton, Diana Foy, Randy Sackerson Kevin Anderson, Betty Gordon, Marianne Bowthorpe, Pam Larsen, (Editor), Dennis Bailey EXPRESSION Expression 70 is full of original art work and creative writing by the students of GCHS. This magazine, published annually features poetry, short stories, and art work. For the first time this year a literary magazine was published featuring the work of grade school pupils. Marc Pinkerton, Rick Hirschfeld, Don Williams, Mr. Donoghue (Advisor) DEVIL'S PROSPECTIVE A fairly recent addition to the journalism program at GCHS, Devil's Perspective, is a television program aired twice a week which informs the community of the activities at GCHS. Different personalities are interviewed by host, Don Williams.