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

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Mike Holyoak presides over the Class of '74 Assisting officers include Stan Holland. Dress Code Mindy Tibbetts. Secretary; Keith Cox. Representative; Gene Leonard. Advisor; Stan Baker. Vice President; and Kelly Halls. Representative. Looking back on the past twelve years of school, the Senior class of “1974 can remember many enlightening experiences together. Sharing excitement, fun, and sadness, they have come to be reflections upon each others lives. Into the future they are now going. But, in the back of their minds will always remain the warm memories of their high school years together. Song: Child of the Universe. by Max Ehrmann (1927) Flower: White Rose Colors: Blue and White Stan Baker Troy Black Motto: Keep interested in your own career, however humble; it is a real possession in the changing fortunes of time. 6

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An i exarr. ination of the sc hool struc ture will re veal to the ex tremely observa nt that there are three distinct class- es of students Although it may not be obvious to the untrained eye it may be picked out by the learned onlooker The uppermost of th ese castes called the seniors by those educated m the ways of so cial status is made up of those stu dents who have been seeking knowl- edge in these halls of higher learning for the past three years and for the most part are about to embark outward in either fu ture Quests for wisdom or onto vocational paths in the hope of acquiring fame and fortune Fur- ther down on the social totem of the school sys- tem is the group called the juniors, who are the mi ddle class group Ranking just a year behind the top class in seniority, they have been in the field of second- ary education for a period of two years Finally are the sophomores, the proletarist of the school social and learning structure Since it is their first year in school, they are somewhat less expounded in the ways of the system, and are more common- ly confused as to their course of action However, this does not tend to hamper greatly their abilities to grow and expand their com- mand of knowledge All in all these classes tend to blend together homogenically Thus, without the previous knowledge of the classification of any given student it would be difficult to put the said student into his or her respective class However, there are definite characteristics, even if it is of an infinitely small degree present in each student In the identification of such students it must be remembered and taken into account that we are deal- ing with generalizations and cannot be put into use in all cases, and therefore we will not attempt to list all of the characteristics or list the rules used in the identifica- tion of students since any such characteristic would be bound to not include all of the students in the class without including all the students in the school.

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Steve Cowley Keith Cox Danny Cresswell Laura Dalton Randy Bowen Robbie Clark Jill Cook Cathy Cooley Tammy Couch Sabera Hill Cowan 7